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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
4
Published weekly notices list mailing details for Averdeen Washington with rates and deadlines. The text notes publication days Monday and Thursday, contact information, postal handling, and advertising rate structure. It mentions circulation, subscription terms, and deadlines for copy submission.
A collage of pointed newspaper quips and snippets cites Taft Roosevelt tariff hints Prince Wilhelm Kansas housing needs trusts Mars canals and ex mayor Schmitz jail costs. The pieces blend playful opinions with political ironies reflecting coastal and midwestern voices.
Last week Bellamy Storer celebrated turning sixty, marking him as one of the Roosevelt Ananias Club’s senior members in the community.
A judge at an Asbury Park baby show collapsed and died just before delivering his decision. The incident stunned exhibitors and officials as authorities investigated the sudden death amid the pageant event.
By selling itself to another company the Chicago and Alton railroad slipped out of Mr. Bonaparte's net.
The item jokes that an elderly spinster is less shy about age than President Roosevelt is about the tariff. It frames a light political aside with a humorous contrast between personal aging and policy discussion.
The state supreme court upheld the conviction of Seattle pharmacist C. Foster for selling two bottles of malt liquor to Mrs. John Kelley on September 29, 1996, ruling druggists may not sell intoxicating liquor without a physician written prescription unless licensed to deal in liquors.
Reports from Oklahoma indicate the constitution was adopted 3 to 15 with about a 30,000 margin against prohibition. The Democratic ticket led by Charles N. Hackell appears elected by over 20,000, and Democrats seem to hold four of five congressional seats.
Vessels including the Comet Ludlow R C Slade and Watson A Weet load at West and Slade mills for San Pedro San Francisco Guymas Mexico Antofagasta Chile and Tasmania Steamer crews report arrivals and departures while Dispatch Svea and Centralia Tallac prepare to load for California ports.
More than half the families in Aberdeen read the Herald. The paper serves Aberdeen and Chenalis County with broad circulation and advertising value.
Twenty four claims comprising 15 360 acres sit on Vancouver Island awaiting sale. Cedar timber is straight sound and well sheltered with fire safety. Timber yield 40 000 feet per acre with 5 percent cedar and balance spruce and hemlock. Tract could yield over 600 000 000 feet. Price 325 per acre. Address J B Reynolds care Herald Office March 21.
A witty remark notes a man’s increasing skill in astrology. The speaker says he is improving, moving from predicting tidal waves last year to forecasting earthquakes with ease this year.
A witty exchange features a claim a woman is a great mind reader who can sense a tramp at her door wants pie. The dialogue playfully contrasts perception and expectation with a light domestic setup.
A brief quip notes the subject is “full of prunes” and remarks on a three year residence in a boarding house as a cause for behavior. The exchange frames a social judgment tied to long term lodging.
A narrator resolves to master fate but meets constant setbacks as efforts crumble against circumstances. He learns from a self made man whose easy plan fails to yield results. The piece ends with the speaker left passive, drifting with the current.
A terse dialogue mocks poets and eaters with lines about thinking versus hunger. A character argues poets should eat, while another notes men are alike yet some are more alike than others, highlighting a playful social observation.
London bystander quotes propose fitting the Tower of London as a hotel for American millionaires with double Ritz Carlton prices. Beefeaters serve as valets and crown jewels can be rented for the night with blood-stained chambers available.
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