Local News Roundup From Grand Mound And Kopiah
Country VNews reports on visits by Sam James and Clara at Mrs Jates and Mrs Edgar Morris, a Hochester family gathering, and Pearce returning from Little Rock. Oregon lawyer Harvey Roberts fills in for Will Walson. a school box social and organ fundraiser is planned near Miss Reihart’s prairie. Various moves, entertainments, and a train wreck near Olympia are noted along with local misfortunes and social visits.
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Grand Mound
Sam James
Clara
Jates
Edgar Morris
School Examiners Visit Olynqia and Sermon by District Leader
Rochester notes principal J. E. Whitcomb traveled to Olynqia to oversee eighth grade examiners with a large applicant pool and fair mid term standings. U.S. Revelle, district superintendent for Tacoma, delivered a sermon at the M E church in Ree, recounting illustrations of work by the institution he represents. Mrs Albert Wright is mentioned in passing.
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J. EB Whitcomb
Measles Spread Alters School Attendance In Town
The town notes measles remain active yet residents adapt. Hilda and Mr. Wright are mentioned as returning to work. Neighbors from Kantern Washington are welcomed as the community endurance grows amid ongoing illness.
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Hilda
Mr. Wright
Kantern
Washington
T W
Club Ladies Entertained by Mrs Miller at Ford's Prairie
Twenty four members of the Round Table Club enjoyed a social afternoon at Mrs Geo H Miller’s new Ford's Prairie home. Guests included Dr E T Truesdell and Mr Geo H Miller. The event featured dinner at two tables, music, and the usual club program. The house, about six tens acres, sits near town with hot air heating and a broad piazza.
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Round Table Clip
Geo. H. Miller
Ford
Dr. Truesdell
Iraqt
G. H. Miller
W. H. Buchtell
FB. Williams
Beebe
H. Truesdell
M. Benedicr
Crutlenden
Thos. Tt. Dunckley
W. D Roberts
PL OR Stall
Towa
Lewis
Johnston
Russell
Jia Ellsbury
Geo
Advertised Letters And Death Penalty Bill Adverts
In Centralia a weekly list shows uncalled letters including Anderson and Wheeler and others to be sent to the Dead Letter office on February 6 1909 if not claimed. A state bill proposes a condemned murderer may choose among hanging electrocution or execution by drugs with date set by the trial judge and the inmate may pick a date between two options.
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A. M. Benedict
Legislatura
Seta
Zimmer's New Building Project Near Pearl and Ping Streets
Contractors at work move old Zimmer building to make room for a new structure. P F L Morrell owns the removal contract as the lowest bidder. The vacated building sits at Pearl and Ping streets opposite the Methodist church and will be raised and moved in sections before foundations for the new building are laid.
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P. R. Zimmer
PF. L. Morrell
Pearl and
Ping Streets
Method Church
Ben Hur in Tacoma at the Tacoma Theatre
Ben Hur comes to Tacoma Theatre for three evenings and a special matinee on February 11 12 and 13 with a run of a century plus. The production boasts long runs and wide appeal backed by religious sentiment and praised by church leaders. Tickets range from 50 cents to 2 dollars with mail orders accepted for out of town patrons.
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Tacoma ‘Theatre
Tacoma
Wash
America
London
Slis
Bey Hur
Rome
Jerusalem
Christ Mach
Tacota Theatre
Tied in a Knot Ballard Snow Liniment Ad
An old advertisement describes muscle cramps and overexertion relief with Ballard's Snow Liniment. It promises freedom from bodily pains and urges readers to buy a bottle from Haclett Drug Co.
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Ballard
Sole
Haclett Drug Co
Sprained Ankle Relief with Pain Balm Free Trial
A sprained ankle may heal in about one third the usual time with Joque Chamberlain's Pain Balm applied freely and complete rest. Sold by P.R. Stank.
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Jo Que Chamberlain
P.R. Stank
Glycerin and herbs praised for cough cures and nourishment
A historical notice extols glycerin as a potent medicinal extract improving medicines from native roots. It claims antiseptic and nutritive properties, enhances preparations like Golden Medical Discovery, and promises relief for chronic coughs and lingering throat and lung ailments.
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Mn Vreneree
Jong Atand
Finley
M. D
Tetnett Mad. College
Chicago
Thustato
X.Y
Trea
Wlcvliol
Palace Grocery Ambulance Service In Royal Club Ad
An ad lists Ambulance service available at Royal Club and Red Cross Crane Goods at the Palace Grocery. Contact Gallon G. L. Sticklin at 289 Pearl St or call 1161 for day or night ambulance.
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Royal Club
Red Cross
Palace Grocery
Gallon G. L. Sticklin
Pearl St
Meeting of shippers aims to fix local freight rates
Representatives from Southwest WII and cities including Centralia Winlock Castle Rock and Kelso meet in Chehalls Friday January 23 to plan action against alleged dockside rate discrimination for interior shippers. The event seeks faster changes to Portland Aberdeen rates and related injustices.
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Southwest
Wii
Dan, W. Bush
Citizens’ Club
Chehalls
Centralia
Winlock
Castle Rock
Kelso
Detn
Tortland
Aberdeen
Intermellisie
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Country Vnews
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Hochester
Pearce
Little Rork
Ie, Brown
Mr. T. Prather
Isabel Towsier
Olympia
Iit
Harvey Roberts
Oregon
Will Walson
Will
Kopiah
Osborn
Wilson Coal Cunts
Milton Miller
Gully
Koplah
Ilane
Los Angeles
Calif
John Samuels
Wilson Gast Company
Vancouver
Portand
Mra
Lewis Ashlack
Latics Club
Wir
Annette
R. A. Wilson
Mr. Rhyne
the Hole
Kupiah
Genlalin
Masters Ralph and
Harold Brink
Lie Mine
John Tutssell
Margaret
John
Wilkesan
Rosset
Bence
Gerry
Mrs. Stiles
Rochester
Round Table Club
MR. Zimmer
Klaw & Eslanger
Mayes
Main St
J. G. Mack & Co
Portland, Oragon
Singis
THE
Tower Ave
S. Cohen
Prop
North Tower Ave
Frye & Bruhn, Inc
House of Keir
A.A. Woelfel
Morern Jewelr
Seattle
W. B. Turner
Provident Building
Ghout
King County
Ghent
Pitrick Murphy
Sumner
Shreg Yenra
Te Ilttte Shatter
Lin
California
W. W. Dickerson
Main
Union Loan & Trust Co
Centralia, Washington
Savings Department
Fr. B. Hubbard
P. R. Stahl
F. T. McNitt
G. 8. Mason
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