Aberdeen Herald details and subscription notice
The semi weekly Aberdeen Herald lists publication days Monday and Thursday at 309 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington edited by J C Arney Mgr and watermarked at the Aberdeen Post Office as second class mail matter Subscription rates and payment terms are given along with notice requirements for missed issues and deadlines for ads noting the paper claims broad circulation in Grays Harbor and Chehalis County with money forfeiture tied to circulation statements.
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Herald
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Cherails County
Sugar Trust Defeated After Long Standoff
For years the sugar trust stole from the government using false weights and bribery to divert revenue. Officials were not punished until the government ended the scheme by removing springs and discharging corrupt collectors. The trust shifted tactics and warned of a short crop while sugar prices climb near Civil War levels.
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Sugar Trust
Day of Reckoning Alarmed Governors Seek Court Safeguards
The House of Governors appoints a three member committee to oppose the San born interstate rate decision as it heads to the Supreme Court. Governors fear state rights may be violated by the nation's highest court though justices swear to protect both state and national rights.
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House of Governors
Sanborn
Supreme Court
Wiley Vindication Critique on Taft and McCabe
The piece attacks Taft for praising neither Dr. Wiley nor censuring McCabe. It argues the so called vindication served political aims and that Wiley had already been vindicated in public opinion.
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Taft
Dr. Wiley
McCabe
Food Bureau
Moss
Bryan Says Taft Must Prove Trusts Can Be Punished
William J. Bryan declared President Taft must show a restraint of trade that fits the penal provisions of the Sherman act. He cited Justice Harlan and the Nelson report, arguing the Supreme Court has effectively nullified the criminal clause and urged waiting for a trust magnate to be jailed before accepting Taft’s defense.
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Knoxville
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Taft
Supreme Court
William J. Bryan
Justice Harlan
Judiciary Committee of the
Senate
Nelson
Harlan
Standard Oil
Weathered landscapes and warning signs in early drought lore
A survey of rural observations notes drought impacts on crops yet highlights weed destruction, grazing rotations, and the promise of improved drainage. It cites English guinea pig weed control, advances in farming machinery, and cautions against risky real estate schemes while praising intercounty drainage benefits.
Lonely child finds unlikely playmates under a tree
A sad young girl under a tree laments loneliness and desires company. A green frog and then a bumblebee offer clingy chatter with cheerful phrases as no human friend responds. Youth's Companion.
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Bizzee
Puyallup Valley Readies 12th Valley Fair October 8
The Puyallup valley prepares for the 12th annual Valley Fair to be held October 8. The event aims to educate the public on agriculture and fruit growing with demonstrations. Marshall K. Snell of Tacoma invited Grays Harbor leaders, promising a large harbor delegation and special arrangements. The fair features a $32,000 permanent complex including a White Top City with a dozen exhibit buildings and a three lap race track.
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Puyallup Valley
Marshall K. Snell
Tacoma
Valley Fair Association
Grays Harbor
Harbor City
Pigs a Bad Investment in New Haven Garbage System
New Haven's municipal garbage scheme cost about 54000 dollars yearly with pigs as the primary expense. Pigs were bought on city leaders' suggestion to feed on collected waste and be sold for profit, but the plan has failed to yield expected returns.
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New Haven
Conn
Courtesy of Clerks on Customer Service
A salesman must study human nature and observe customers to anticipate their wants. He should be affable and tactful, keen to seize opportunities to please. If proficiency fails, advise a move to another field while noting retail workers serve the people.
Farmer Game and Amusing Village Rhymes
A description of a two side farm game where players act as farmers to reveal farm products then chase to tag opponents. Includes segments on Stung on the Tongue a bee tale and light conundrums. Also notes a Cradle Song style verse and a tag game with drawing on body parts.
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Ihe
Recall of Judges Sparks Debate on Majority Rule and Rights
The piece quotes Senators Borah and Owen arguing against applying recall to federal judges, warning it would let majority rule override law and minority rights. They defend recall as milder than impeachment and note Oregon has not used it despite a pending case. The argument labels recalls as respect for equality and constitutional safeguards vs mob rule.
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Oregon
Enlistment Lengths and Army Size Advocated
The writer supports a longer regular army and proposes extending actual service to five or six years with a reserve afterwards. He favors an army of 100000 as sufficient, arguing it would supply trained officers for emergencies and form a skeleton for a potential 1.5 million force if needed. He notes American isolation reduces threat from foreign powers.
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Wood
United States
Army of
America
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