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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
10
Local items from Pe Ell and district include births and marriages, visits, trips to California and Oregon, a wedding in Woodland Washington, and notices of residents returning from travels. Mentions of schools, teachers, business activity at McCormick’s woods, and Dr King’s New Discovery with local pharmacy availability. The piece also notes the Borgelta family moving to Hales and Kittletsville anecdotes amid a flurry of social happenings.
Fragmented OCR mentions infant deaths linked to health troubles. McGee's BabyElixir claimed to cure diarrhoea dyspepsia and sour stomach, marketed for infants. Hackett Drug No. 22-3 listed as seller amid unclear political reference to President Roosevelt and monocu.
A Toledo man Thos O'Copner and Mim May Brannon of this place wed in a local ceremony, uniting in matrimony last weekend. The event marks a notable union for the couple within the community.
A wave of neighborly notes reports D Van Slyke returning home from a visit to Bethelcoum. Ed Hunton moves to the Price farm in the Brookumbeck valley. McLafferty visits Los Angeles and returns. Roy Scaggs, new Tenino livery owner, occupies the vacated home. Local grocer Pridglan suffers health issues after a two month siege. A bear cub catch and bottle raising by mill hands. Mrs Bert Hager hosts a birthday card party. prizes to Jackson and Sweater family. McLaffertys host a party in honor of Rief McLafferty of Los Angeles, with games and refreshments. Commercial club meets. road improvements and advertising plan progress. Electoral committee to explain club aims and recruit members. San Francisco architect Coulter endorses Electric Bitters. Local returns include P E Lamomis coming home from Napa Valley. The town grieves strike talk and notes of farmers and residents with gardens and crops. Weddings mark milestones as Bam Foro and Onesie Simmons wed, with community wishes.
Toledo reports Mr. John Dunnan aged 60 celebrated a birthday anniversary last Saturday Feb 29. In local notes J. T. Lewis who sold his furniture at Olequa has rented Mr. Deans property.
An old promotional piece touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as highly effective for women, citing testimonials and testimonials from the Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts. It claims cures, non drug ingredients, and restoration of feminine health based on letters from women.
An advertisement claims a home treatment for piles using a new absorption method. It promises immediate relief and permanent cure with free trial samples and references, requesting readers write to Mre M. Hammers in Cox P, South Bond, Indiana.
Mrs Dan Lee traveled to Puyallup on Thursday to visit relatives Mise May Rose arrived Wednesday for a town visit Mrs F Gunder of Puyallup visited this week with her daughter Mrs Bud Hollycrean Archie and Chas McNelly and Gen W Venesa have begun logging for J A Jones Lumber Co John Bobsleaky of Eveline died last Friday evening and was buried Sunday He was an early county pioneer Mrs W H Loomin of Tenino visited her parents Mr and Mrs O L Inbull the Girl of the Week returned home Thursday C E B Ellington of Chehalia attended a talk by Mr Faulbarane who contemplates fruit rating The Hastern Star held an installation Tuesday evening with refreshments and a social afterward Now's the time to try Rocky Mountain Tea for winter germ removal and toning Red Cross Pharmacy Hackett Drug Co 221m
Promoter Quick states the Cheballis plan to raise the full 500 for grandstand and fence repairs at the baseball park by week’s end. Players Emmett Roger and Carl Wells from Centralia join Cheballis for April action, with Roger training as a standout catcher and Wells as a center fielder. The team aims to start games in April under manager Quick, leveraging local talent and improved facilities. Additional notices promote Ballard’s Snow Liniment and Kemp’s Balsam as cough remedies, and a local coal development update notes W. D. Sheldon employing twelve workers on a nine-foot vein with prospects.
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