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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1908
Page
2
The document indicates the publication serves as the official paper for Centralia, listing the business office rate at $1.00 per year and noting publishing house editor’s residence as part of the paper’s formal details.
The News Examiner looks back at a tough year marked by the financial panic, noting lumber demoralization but rising civic projects in Centralia. It forecasts a busy year with railroad construction from Centralia to Aberdeen and a main line to Portland, plus growing coal and electric railroad prospects.
A letter cites world naval needs and budget battles in Washington. The writer warns lawmakers who forget history, referencing the Mexican War and Kipling to urge restraint and prudent spending on national defense. The piece closes with a signature HILLER.
A Centralia resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his backache after months of severe pain and restored his health. He also notes his mother's swelling subsided and she was cured after using the pills from The Red Cross Pharmacy, with sales by Alte Milburn Co. and new U.S. agents.
Will Drummond, a Chehalis photographer, vanished Tuesday night after leaving home with his wife for separate activities. A train ticket to Portland is the only clue. friends and family, puzzled and worried, await word on his whereabouts and condition.
Royal Club and Red Cross cooperate to stock canned goods at Palace Grocery. The arrangement aims to support relief efforts and provide essential supplies to households amid ongoing shortages and community needs.
The notice proclaims a wholesale funeral provision offering a complete package for 45 dollars. It covers cloth-covered casket and outer box, care of remains, embalming, delivery to cemetery, minister arrangements, choice of cemetery colors, and all incidentals of a modern funeral. The price applies to this and all funerals.
G L Sticklin is described as the most extensive dealer in modern funerals in Lewis County, offering a wide range of services and products for bereaved families.
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