Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-01-14

new manager. Mr.. w. A. Crandell. and
bis able assistant in the reportr!al depart
ment. Mr.. s. q Ketchum.-Aberdeen
Bulletin.
TIE Aberdeen HERALD came out this
week with sixteen-page holiday addi-
ton. descriptive OF Aberdeen and IFS adj
vantages. The HERALD is 10 he cem-
m.nded for the enterprise shown.--Monte-
sano Vilette.
The Aberdeen HERALD issued hand
some illustrated 16-page New Year num-
b-r. The large amount OF reading mat
ter in this edition was gotten up by MI.
5. q. Ketchum, a former employe on the
Record Avon Record.
The Aberdeen HERALD fills sixteen
rsges with matter descriptive OF IFS city
and the surrounding section. and has
some illustrations Of local scenery. 1t Is
carefully prepared and full Of interesting
facts Seattle Telegraph.
The special holiday edition ofthe Aber-
deem HERALD, sixteen pages, Is a line
pr,duction-a credit to the town, the
payer and It's compler-onr old friend
Seneca. such home publication is
worth more than foreign ADVERTISING
IIoquiam Washingtonian.
The Aberdeen HERALD comes this week
in the form Of handsomely illustrated
holiday edition, descriptive of Aberdeen,
its recources and industries, t at reflects
great credit on that elterprising journal
as well as the busting young city Of
Aberdeen.-Elma Chronicle.
The Aberdeen HERALD issued a SPLEEN
did sixteen page holiday number which
deviated somewhat from the especial" rut
in that it contained a sensible and pracii-
cal article from the zen of Prof. R. P.
Campbell on Nicaragua Canal.-Wash-
ington Democrat (Montesano.)
Taking everything into consideration.
the size OF the place, the facilities etc. !,
|, the Asiorian is of the opinion that the
holiday edition OF the Aberdeen, WASH,
HERALD is one of the best of the many
received, and its enterprising publishers
deserve due cognition.-Astoiian.
Among the special holiday editions of
our exchanges We notice the West Coast
Trade, of Tacoma, and the Aberdeen
HERALD, as most excellent examples of
enterprise. They are both credit to the
cities in which they are published and to
their publishers.-Port Angeles Daily
Tribune.
Several of our exchanges published a
New Years edition last week, which are a
great credit to the offices and towns from
which they were issued. The Cathlamet
Gazette, the best paper that is printed on
the Columbia river, and the Aberdeen
HERALD are especially worthy of note
Pacific Journal (sealand, Wash.).
The Aberdeen HERALD, always a good
paper, came cut in special holiday style
Dec. 81 with sixteen pages of excellent
reading matter. Aberdeen people should
feel specially indebted to the HERALD for
the care and labor bestowed on this edi-
ton and the effort manifested therein
to faithfully represent their locality
Buckley Banner
The past year has been one of remark
able fecundity in newspapers throughout
the great Northwest from st. Paul to the
Pacific ocean. Where, but wear ago.
scarce dozen houses constituted the
embryo haml It's large towns now flourish,
and beyond doubt much of this growth is
directly attributable to the local news
paper, whose exposition OF the advan-
tages and resources of the surrounding
country has drawn the capitalist and
settler to its vicinity. The advent of the
new year brought to our table numberless
New Year editions Of these western
journals, anyone of which would be a
credit to city OF $4,000 population.
Another which attracted our
attention was the Aberdeen (Wasn }
HERALD, which contained sixteen pages
o. matter descriptive OF Grays harbor, on
the Pacific; the possibilities and resources
OF the tributary country, and splendid
showing of the growth OF the city for the
past year.-New Orleans Times-Dem-
ocrat.