Centralia News Briefs on Local Industry and Lost Item
A fragmentary report notes Centralia and Aberdeen connections, with references to Miss Cooper’s vacancy at local schools, Mr Plimpton showcasing machines, and deliveries planned from Aberdeen. A lost dark blue steamer rig with yellow edge stripes on Tron Street near Hansen and Pearl is sought, with return to The News-Summer office for reward.
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Simipton
Aberdows Aut Co
Centralia
Tia
Lange Oldamobis
Cara
Plimpton
Tron’ Street
Hansen Atrest
Pear Atreat
Saummer Offiee
Aves
Aceive Tewach
Local Portland and Tacoma Residents Move Between Cities
A jumble of itineraries and towns shows residents traveling through Portland Tacoma Aberdeen Centralia and Seattle. Names include Mrs Dan Hickey Miss Kahler Mr Kahler Chas A Fowler George Prigmare and others as they visit relatives attend education and job activities across Oregon Washington and beyond.
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Portland
Vinita
Dan Hickey
Williema
Puyallup
Jtvoy
George Prigmare
Ganitralia
Fragmentary memory of a memorial day gathering in the city
The readable text describes a memorial day event with visiting friends and a large crowd, mentioning extended voting and a city scene. It references over three hundred people and a sense of remembrance linked to Memorial Day, with lines that hint at the gathering and city atmosphere.
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Vewok
Dong
Ghhora
America
Ahron i
Bis City
Arriva
The Rivals High School Delivers Notable Play
Centralia audiences packed the high school stage for the Sheridan adaptation The Rivals with strong student performers. Mrs Cooper Miss Day and Mr Hallock earned praise for leadership as the crowd acclaimed the production as the finest campus drama in Centralia.
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Wasaying
Cooper
Misa Day
Hallock
Centralia
Modern Woodmen Memorial Services Held at Baptist Church
Members of the Modern Woodmen organization gathered for their annual Memorial Services at the Baptist church on Sunday morning. About one hundred fifty attended as Rev H S Clack spoke on the scripture text There is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother and praised the societys work in aiding widows and orphans. The event highlighted the group’s charitable activities and temperance messages from the official paper.
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Man
America
Tha Baptist Church
Sla.m
Varvices
Clack
Coffee time and quality brew in noisy memory
A fragmented note muses on choosing good coffee over poor brews, contrasting a moment for tea with a preference for quality caffeine. The writer juxtaposes odd phrasing and garbled words to convey a playful, cryptic consideration of taste.
Graduation Exercises Rescheduled at Local High School
The Education Department requests entries beyond floral items for the class, noting seven Friday evening exercises and a public display at Biahi's Drug Store Friday morning. The wording is garbled but indicates a school event with community participation.
Married Salk William and Viola W Bellows in Washington Ave ceremony
William Salk and Viola W Bellows were married on Tuesday morning at the Washington Avenue residence. Rev. Dickerson of Chehalah church performed the ceremony. Few friends attended. the couple planned to travel by afternoon train to Hoquitan where they will reside.
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Salk William
Bomghsach
Viola W. Bellows
Jane’ “Oth
Chamherlai Pain Ball Relief for Chronic Rheumatism
Advertises Chamberlain Pain Ball as a remedy to prevent chronic rheumatism and relieve pain. Claims it helps sleep and rest, usable for long-standing cases, urging trial. Mentions price ranges of 24 and 60 cents and seller P. R. Stahl at 35 Lin.
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P. R.stahl
Death of Mrs Perl Hamilton in city
Mrs Perl Hamilton, wife of Nathan ial Hamilton, died in this city on Monday morning, June Stl. Cause of death was rapid consumption. She was 22 years of age at the time of her death. The remains were prepared for burial in the parlors of the church.
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Perl Hamilton
Nathanial Hamilton
Death notices from Hamilton and nearby towns
Friends and neighbors gather to mourn the death of an unidentified local resident. The obituary notes services at Undertaker Sticklin and lists the deceased as well as the involvement of Viola Townson. Details are sparse and OCR readable.
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Thai Yim
Ecklad
Oy Jetsiteband
Fragmented Verse on Liberty and Tyranny in Early American Tone
A damaged text fragment presents a poem lamenting tyranny and the fight for liberty. It invokes King George, explains American resistance, and contrasts oppression with the resolve of freemen. The piece references battlefields, yokes, and the dangers of conciliation with a tyrant, conveying a revolutionary sentiment.
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Amerl
George
Crael
America
Mia Avery Town
Wom
Fragmented 19th Century Verse Amidst Tarrent Tone and Ads
The fragmentary OCR text blends a long poem lamenting civilization and faith with scattered notices about monuments and health cures. It references America and freedom, a Green ville event in 1887, and local ads for white bronze granite markers, plus a testimonial to Foley's Kidney Cure transforming an ill man back to work.
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Foley
Koley
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Dinbar
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Ore
Hier
Rey
Ana
A. J) Joatyn
Hira
Frank Tlarm
Arid Little Son
Chicago
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Bight School
Ethel Smith
Mra Z. E. Davie
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Seattle
Y Howler
Whitman College
Misa Fowler
C. E. Priemore
Bruster
Calumet Red Key
Morris
Nia
Hackett
Undertaker Sticklin
Veenett
W. F. Toles
Tacoma
Vici
Russia
New Russia
Oxfords
Soros
Vietlans
Miothertea
Rom
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C. D. Epencer
A. J. Be Goodwin
R.F. D
National Bank
Lewis
Lewis County
United . Sistex
Savings Dept
Usted States National Bank Iralia
Washington
Capital
A. T. Carrn
Tower Avenue
Surry Bore
Eic
Delicatessen
Wm. Scales
Hittie
Centralia Plumbing Company
Tower Ave
Palace Grocery
Royal Club and
Red Cross Canned Goods
Bowers
Bower
Glendale Creamery Co
A. A. Woelfel
Hoss Brothers & CO
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