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Centralia News Examiner in Centralia, Washington

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Centralia News Examiner

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1908

Page

3

Deaths and notices from Rochester and Centralia areas

Mrs. Johanna Johnson of Rochester died at home on Saturday morning at 9. The funeral was held Monday at 1 from the Methodist church with interment at Grand Mound cemetery. Mr. Ivor James of 607 West Walnut Street died last Saturday evening. he was born in Wales seventy years ago and leaves a widow, a married daughter, and two sons Richard and George. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev. H W Thompson. The page also discusses Maryland county colors and a feature titled The Bottle Tree detailing its role as a lifesaver for cattle during Australian droughts.

Johanna Johnson Johanna Jenneon Ler Johnson Rochester Mornig Denmark Grand Mound Wer James Ivor James West Walnut Street James Wales Centralia Richard George H.wv Thompson Buch Eng Ustman Philadelphia Invquirer Australia

Fragments Describe Land Use Across Vast Blue Sky

A torn fragment speaks of fader unions and absolute necessity. It notes a stark landscape outline against a blue sky. Land once under cultivation or converted to gray grounds for carbon remains referenced in a distant, unclear description.

Huckleberry Farming and the Fire Cultivation Claim

A Native warns that some hope to cultivate huckleberries by setting fires in timber regions claiming vast acreage can be burned to spur growth. Cites a Pennsylvania blaze that scorched 10 000 acres, destroyed lumber value, and killed twenty people with dozens injured.

Pennsylvania

How to Fish Says the Fist in Fishing Humor

A brief quip from the Fishing Gazette notes that anglers often misread fish mood. It cautions that catching fish in sea or freshwater depends on the fish being in the humor to bite.

Fishing Gazette

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