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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1908
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald lists publishing schedule and contact details. It notes twice weekly issues on Monday and Thursday, provides address 408 East Wishkah Street, and telephone 3541. Subscription rates and ad copy deadlines are specified, with stipulations about circulation and advertising contracts.
The Montesano Vidette fears some Republican nominees may fail to win full party support in November. Grays Harbor News argues a large party vote will shore up nominees in a presidential year, promising Taft over Bryan regardless of candidate quality, a sign of partyism as political boss power.
May 21 1905 Coalgate Oklahoma Bank Commissioner to farmer a bank is broke I would like for you to come in and get your money The farmer is busy with his crop In a day or two June 1 1908 Twelve hundred in black Italians stormed the bust banking house of Costan Lippea on Orange street Cleveland Ohio The police drove the crowd back Abelized editor fears Abel lease on Elma Chronicle expires Bryan's election calamity to labor line of Republican Iowa paper warns of calamity to workingmen.
The Pittsburg Gazette-Times notes the editor says under democratic administration there has never been any period, long or short. The Gazette-Times historian argues that repeated fiction can become history.
The S. C. Allen loads at Union mill for Honolulu while Hoquiam sails to San Francisco. Newburg departs Slade mill for San Francisco. W. J. Patterson loads at American mill for San. Helene reaches Slade mill to load for Honolulu. G. C. Lindauer sails from Wilson mill for San. Orson Mahoney leaves Slade mill for San Francisco. Tallac arrives at Wilson mill loading for San Francisco. Marhofer arrives to load at Slade mill for San Francisco. Willson sails from Aberdeen mills to San Francisco. Westerner arrives to load at Union mill for San Francisco. Centralia arrives to load at Anderson Middleton mill for San Francisco. Raymond arrives to load at Aberdeen mills for San Francisco. Craighall sails tomorrow with 38 500 000 feet of lumber from Anderson Middleton and Union mills to Australia.
In Mark Twain's response to a Virginia City subscriber he notes a spider in the Enterprise copy is neither good nor bad luck. The spider merely scans pages to spot nonadvertisers and spin a web across their door for a free, undisturbed existence. Does it hit you.
Benito Legarda, delegate to Congress from the Philippine Assembly, argues for self governance and free trade with the United States. He notes drought hurting crops, growing lumber and steel, expanding railways, and substantial American investment. He states a desire to repeal tariffs, reduce Japanese influence, and increase trade with the United States as the Philippines moves toward republic governance.
Congressman CHAMP CLARK argues future newspapers will shrink and become cleaner and more impartial. He predicts condensed news and ads, end of party organs, independent papers, and a focus on honest journalism with fewer scandals.
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