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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
3
Publication details show Monday and Thursday issues from 408 East Wishkah Street with editor J Cheney and the Aberdeen post office entry. Subscription rates are listed as one year 1.60, six months 0.80, cash in advance 1.60, with a note to readers to notify if copies are missed.
The Herald asserts it is the oldest Grays Harbor paper with the largest Chehalis county circulation and warns that advertising contracts based on this claim will be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
City subscribers must notify City Messenger Co at Tel 3551 if Herald is not received by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays. a replacement paper will be sent to the address.
The Grays Harbor branch of the Northern Pacific faces long delays slow schedules stalled engines and overcrowded cars. Passengers endure late chair car service and inadequate equipment as critics warn public sentiment will swing to a competing line if not improved. Seattle P I.
The piece argues the federal census must be done properly as a business affair. It welcomes the president's order prohibiting political mixing, claiming it will yield the most accurate census and remove politics and corruption from the process.
A northern Wisconsin mill has discontinued the refuse burner entirely. All material previously burned is now used in the manufacture of salable side products.
The piece critiques British action in South Africa ten years ago and comments on a modern federation denying voting rights to non Europeans. It then discusses Crete where Greeks wish annexation, Turkey resists, and four powers intervene without history or race ties to Crete.
A Commerce and Labor report shows the United States exported twelve billion dollars in manufactures over 120 years, with eight billion in the last twenty and six billion in the last eleven. Domestic exports totaled almost forty-seven billion, with over a third from 1900 to 1909. The piece notes shifting beliefs about social mobility amid growing trust and corporate power concerns.
Herald reports several Jewish gentlemen emerged from a conference at Nudelman’s store about a Hebrew society on the Harbor. They dismiss rumors of a $100,000 Jewish tabernacle and ridicule stories as unfounded chatter from the press.
A vintage remedy ad claims Oil of Wintergreen in D. D. D. Prescription soothes rashes prickly heat poison ivy and other skin troubles in seconds. It cites doctors and positions Red Cross Pharmacy Aberdeen Washington as source.
For rent a newly built store suitable for grocery or meat market in a good location. See S. W. Pearson at 315 North B street or A. C. Theile at 505 W. Heron street. 4 t.
A Ravenna Michigan reader profiles the Peruna Tablets claiming dramatic relief for a daughter’s chronic cough and a son’s stomach issues after using six and four boxes respectively. The letter urges others to verify authenticity with the Peruna Drug Co and notes travel use and scarlet fever experiences.
Aberdeen council meets with plans to remove the Stewart estate lease affecting water supply. The Union Pacific bridge gains a six foot sidewalk and full foot access while contractor risks are on the company. West bridge sale offered at 75000 with no rush. North Aberdeen bridge safety, Heron street paving, and street cleanliness urged. Fire access rules target street contractors and garbage contract delayed to bid. Seventh street improvements approved.
Mayor Benny urges no wooden sidewalks. City approves Second Street improvements and a repealed ordinance. Council passes a redistricting plan splitting streets into three districts and adjusts ward boundaries. critics say it preserves gerrymandering, blaming South Aberdeen packing with Fast Aberdeen and predicting future shifts.
One morning on his way to the office, President Abraham Lincoln saw two girls skip along the sidewalk. A brick edge tipped one girl forward and Lincoln caught her before she fell. He helped Mary Taft to her feet and joked she could tell her mother she had rested on Abraham’s bosom.
The season features Stine Bloch and Collegi an Clothes as top picks. Both brands are highlighted as premier choices in this selection.
The notice invites readers to visit the millinery department to view seasonal hats. It emphasizes the hats’ beauty and suggests spending a few minutes examining the collection without hyperbole.
A local seller promotes Nemo Corsets with exclusive regional rights and invites customers to try a Nemo corset for figure improvement. The ad promises long wear and no obligation to buy if unsatisfied, highlighting new fall models and urging customers to visit for fittings.
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