05 Mar 1909
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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
1
A fragmented line urges shoppers not to break a buying habit by seeking furniture elsewhere to avoid losing money. The wording hints at a local retailer warning against price shopping and the habit of spending poorly. The message emphasizes loyalty and value with a cautionary tone.
In Kopiah many residents including Mr. Creel and family visit, with Mr. Turpee and kin returning home. Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Wilson visit Centralia, bands form plans, and the Ladies' Club hosts Annette's gathering featuring Washington bird names, George Washington talks, and a banquet.
Rochester notes reveal many residents reported ill and traveling visitors from Independence and Olympia. Local events include a teachers institute, band lesson, church services, a charity tag day, and a public sale. Ambulance service and local remedies are advertised alongside community updates and routine illnesses.
Fragmented ad style notice promotes Royal Club and Red Cross canned goods at the Palace Grocery. The text includes garbled phrases about digestion and stomach souring effects and mentions a health product unlikely to be real. No clear event or date, but appears to be a pharmacy or grocery promotion with misleading medical claims.
Henry Covert a pioneer resident of Tenino died at his home after a year long cancerous bone disease. Born in Michigan in 185? his family moved to Tenino in 1890 from Nebraska. Survived by wife Nancy Wyegrant and seven children six living in Tenino Myra Sargent Clinton Leonard Velma James Ruth Covert Eva May preceded by death in 1899. Funeral held at Presbyterian church with Rev Matheson conducting. Interred in Tenino cemetery.
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