Aberdeen paper's postal details and subscription note
Published every Monday and Thursday at 408 East Wishkah Street. Telephone 3541. gua. 5. CAGITEY, Halter and Proprietor. Fintered at the Post Office at Aberdeen, Cush., a second-class mail matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One year ceeereeee ix months . Ome year, cash in 'we ivance eos oe eee Subscribers who fail to receive their paper regularly will please notify this Office.
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East Wishkah Street
Cagitey
Aberdeen
Herald declares leading Grays Harbor circulation claim
The Herald asserts it is the oldest paper on Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalis County. Advertising contracts rely on this claim and payments made under it may be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
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the Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Publishers Notice and Miscellaneous News Snippets
City subscribers are urged to notify the City Messenger Co. if Herald delivery fails by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays. Shingle storage charges rise from 5 to 7 50 per car per 30 days effective Oct 1, potentially boosting prices. U S toy imports top 50 million dollars over ten years with Germany as the main supplier. Americans say they have little time for fun. Parents influence a child’s schooling. criticism by neighbors harms both child and teacher. An American consul notes flour from sawdust used for dynamite and linoleum in Norway. Canadian forest fire losses reach 25 5 million dollars with 21 lives lost. Beverely church crowds do not signal growth, Oyster Bay shows decline. A Northern Wisconsin inventor claims a stump puller can extract 15 to 30 stumps per hour up to 3 feet diameter. Congress’ recent special session cost the nation about half a million dollars, a fraction of future costs.
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Herald Office
Lora Emily Leonard
Cecil Thornton Bell
M. H. Leonard
K. Zelasko
Ladies Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
F. H. Nye
Harbor Heights
Fudge Club
Edith McWhinney
A. H. Farnam
Aberdeen
Long Beach
California
Farnam
F. H. Green
Portland
Green
W. M. Maughn
Norn Express Co
Chris Manson
Phillip
Sovereign Grand Lodge
City
George Stalding
Lucy Mack
E. A. Hunter
F Fisher
Rebekah
J. M. Bowes
FB. Reeder
Toledo
Ohio
Ameriyepreme Lodge of the Sea
Mr. Bowes
Charlotte, Mich
Booker Washington on Negro Progress in the South
Booker T. Washington argues most Negro progress happens in the South where workers are given real chances and compensated. He emphasizes the region offers opportunities for labor and earnings.
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Booker Washington
South
Justice Brewer Refuses to Resign Says Wife Blocks
The quote attributed to Mr Justice Brewer declares his wife forbids resignation while noting the Supreme Court’s authority and the difficulty of stepping down. The remark underscores tensions between personal roles and official power within the judiciary.
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Justice Brewer
Supreme Court
Mule kicks trolley car in Atlanta incident prompts debate
A mule in Atlanta kicked a trolley car off the track, sparking discussion of palatable solutions to unruly transport. The item hints at broader crises involving Theodore Roosevelt and maritime issues, including Pinchot Ballinger clashes and the Panama Canal’s national significance.
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Atlanta
Woman Never Reaches Old Age Even in the Middle Ages
The observer notes that a woman’s life typically ends before reaching old age, a pattern said to persist through the medieval period. This reflective remark contrasts lifespan expectations with historical life stages.
Railroads Appeal Two Cases to U S Supreme Court
W V Tanner assistant attorney general and state counsel for the railroad commission handles two appeals to the United States Supreme Court. Northern Pacific was fined 1000 dollars for keeping a brakeman beyond 16 hours. Oregon Railroad & Navigation challenges an order on physical connections between Eastern Washington and the Northern Pacific.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Washington
Northern Pacific
Gov Johnson Shows Encouraging Signs After Operation
Rochester Minn September 18 Gov Johnson's condition improves after surgery with Drs Mayo and McNevin reporting restful sleep cheerfulness and gradual gains. Johnson quotes he feels pretty well and much better with few pains as Mrs Johnson stays at his side. Doctors caution danger remains but no signs of peritonitis or complications.
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Rochester
Minn
Johnson
Mae
Gov. Johnson
Local Delivery Service Ad Prompt for Gurney Express
An old classified style notice advertises prompt freight and parcel handling by A. A. Star Transfer offering rapid service for orders sent via Gurney Express or Dray. It emphasizes quick fulfillment and reliable pickup options.
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Gurney
Washington Ends Business For Eight Insurance Firms
Olympia September 18 eight assessment life insurers face ban under a new state law. Banks Life Association of Des Moines American Temperance Life Guarantee Fund Life Illinois Bankers Life Merchants Life Minnesota Scandinavian Relief National Life Western Life Indemnity are barred from new business in Washington. Existing policies remain in force but no new risks may be written. the attorney general confirms the law as written.
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Olympia
Washington
Bankers’ Life Association
Des Moines
Wasington
Assessment Life
Bankers’ Life
American Temperance Life Insurance Association
Guarantee Fund Life
Ilinois Bankers’ Life
Merchants’ Life
Minnesota
Scandnavian Relief
National Life
Western Life
Isurance Department
Assessment Life Companies
Exral Associations
Ballinger Cleared by Taft in Alaska Coal Case
President Taft exonerates Interior Secretary Ballinger over charges raised by L R Glavis tied to Cunningham coal land claims in Alaska. Taft says Glavis’ case contained only fragments of suspicion and no substantial misconduct.
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Taft
Ballinger
Glavis
Albany
N. Y
L. R. Glavis
General Land Office
Cunningham
Alaska
Gravis
Taft backs Ballinger on dismissal and water power trust review
President Taft authorizes Secretary Ballinger to dismiss Gravis for falsely impugning a superior officer and reviews evidence in the water power trust and related cases to refute claims of opposition to conservation policy. Commercial job printing advertised at the Herald Printery on Wishkah Street.
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Taft
Ballinger
Gravis
Water Power Trust
Secretary of the Interior
Herald Printery
East
Wishkah Street
Report of Tith Financial Condition of Union Bank
The document presents a bank's financial condition with figures for resources and liabilities and notes of discount. It includes signatures from the cashier and directors and a notary public confirming the oath of truth on the specified dates in 1908.
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TITH
Tarty Mds
THE
Chehalis County Bank
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