02 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
1
The Centralia game features a clutch rally in the final frames. Wyatt on drive supports Wyborn and Whealdon in a tense late inning surge. Despite early struggles, the home team seizes control with key hits from Wyatt and Glider as the comeback culminates in a dramatic victory.
A garbled report describes a Saturday bowling scene at Central Nav with several locals including Clyde Keaton Clay Keston Claude Tennie Ned Deonie Harvey Roberts and George Maina. Players joked about the seventh pin missetting during a game drawing attention from bystanders who noticed the prank but did not react at first.
Moore heads a Mt Ne 09 delegation in a peer ITN competition arranging partnerships with local teams. Officials say the event showcases regional talent and collaboration across districts.
In Centralia offices, Southwest Washington Lumber Manufacturers Association members discuss strategy against Northern Pacific freight cuts. They back Pacific Canal options and Oregon Association solidarity, forming committees and planning actions including fundraising for a rail fight, with tours and industry observers present. The meeting names several lumbermen and regional representatives and outlines upcoming quarterly gatherings and a plan to attend a late August event.
Miss Selena Dunektay hosts a gathering at Miss Allen's home on Saturday evening in honor of friend Dorothy Allen of Hostile. Attendees include Herulée Thosnycany Ming Vaunda Bob arta Sige Tent Miller Taoink Mize Barothy Allan Seattle Martha Baldwin Treynolds Nilyn Spokane Luin Ganji Field Miller Tacolsh Mr Feagie McNilt Geos Jendall Ravickley Jot Henadlt Mrs John Camp Feook Alyn Spokkoiut Fenuk Grieves Warred Grimm Frite Kapatner.
A local gathering described as a pleasant social event at a block house near Centralia featured chaperones Mrs. Fowler and Mr. Fowler with numerous attendees including Fowler, Baldwin, Thanipada, Flogpia Alleu, Caroline, Willian, Susanna, and Franky Anya. Advertised letters reveal meal details for the table at the post office for the week ending July 27, 1907, with notices of dates and recipients listed and to be sent by August 10, 1907.
M A Langhorne of Chelalie named by the governor to a one year term on the state reformatory board. Langhorne, a Democrat from the county, is a respected attorney described as prominent among young lawyers. The notice mentions Dr King’s Now Life Pills offered by P A Stahl Druggist.
A damaged OCR excerpt discusses property improvement, a person named Mr Stickling, and various disrupted phrases. It mentions early morning work, rock and gravel, and references to rioting and inspections, but the text is fragmentary with many misspellings and unclear facts. No verifiable events or entities can be reliably identified.
Patton Aaasaalid announces a major business expansion at 110 Tower Avenue. The plan includes refitting the building, adding a new stock of men’s furnishings, and bringing in an experienced salesman from Apokano to handle the department. Work starts soon with an August opening target.
A heavy Wednesday night electric storm lashed the region with lightning and thunder. Reports describe power lines arcing, poles damaged, and telephones failing as outages spread from Cantralle to Maplewood, with fuses burning and communications halted.
Fragmented wedding notices record Jon HoHamer of da cit and Lher Ruwie of Chelulla marrying Monday, witnesses F. Marlin and George Black. Also R. A. Balt and Mike Gertende A. Baker wed Wednesday afternoon in Centralia amid chaotic details and promotional medical ad text.
A garbled OCR passage mentions various names and substances such as Chamberlain's Cols and Diitsheen Roredy, with scattered phrases about remedies and a family seeking health improvements. The text reads as an unreliable, jumbled quote with references to parents and a child, lacking clear events or structure.
A fragmentary notice warns against Royal Baking Powder and similar products citing harmful ingredients and misleading labeling. It mentions concerns over tartar cream and alum or phosphate terms and urges caution for home use. The text also references life insurance offers and seasonal health ads, with scattered brand names and sales language.
An archaic beauty offer touts faultless complexions and eternal youth achieved through a mysterious blend of oriental formulas. It promises free fitting instructions and a diamond ring gift, urging readers to order quickly from a New York address amid lavish claims and indulgent pricing.
A new plan is announced involving a 10 day period and an entity named MOSELEY from the department at 32M 28nd Street New York City. The notice references a profita with Hila work and ongoing address details.
A damaged passage from a Faison Theatre report commends Dr. Stockton as a powerful and adaptable actor. It notes the audience’s appreciative response and highlights the artistic churches he and his wife participate in. The piece suggests continued patronage is needed for further engagements.
OCR fragment recounts a string of legal ejectments and estate actions in multiple towns, naming Rudolph Moser and Malinda Urquhart among administrators, with a Bremerton Chehalis area incident involving a car crash near Gutz ph of Chehalis and a $7000 appearance fine. Disorderly text renders many names unclear.
Fragmented notes recount Teel and Taylor families, including Mr and Mrs and Percy Taylor, departing Seattle for Australia in the early morning. The party, tied to AUT Coalter, reportedly left Satie and reached a distant port, with unsteady timing and unclear destinies.
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