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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
3
Readers are reminded that deposits may be fraud with every certainty of gain attention, at no more cost than if you lived in Seattle and paid car fare to bring the deposit to the bank. Researches over $107000000.00. Reserve over B3600000.00.
A fragment describes German military enrollment, testing, and training. It covers district divisions, age requirements, barracks examinations, weight and fitness checks, and progression from recruit to officer ranks. Details include annual drills, equipment issued, and the basis for conscription in wartime. The piece ends with a personal testimonial from B. Spiegel of Evansville Indiana about kidney and bladder issues.
Fragmentary OCR shows testimonials urging Pineules for kidney and gland trouble with claims of relief after short trials. Names include Mr James Williams of Powdery Texas and local thank you notes to the Ga. Re. from Grant Cotrile and Myrtle Cotrill, noting medical product promotion.
Dramatic Company from Seattle to perform at the Centralia Opera House starting April 6. Manager Harry Chandler promotes a high quality program, distinguishing the visiting troupe from prior touring shows. Prices will apply for the performances, aimed to please Contra people with refined stage offerings.
The Republican County Central Committee will meet at Dr Dow s office in Chehalier on Saturday April 4 at 12 30 to call a county convention. The convention aims to select delegates for the state convention to be held in Spokane.
Classified notices list several rental and sale opportunities in Lewis county and surrounding areas. Items include for rent boarded rooms and furnished houses, farms for rent or sale, a bureau loan and lease, and a Dunedin residence with price and terms. Documents show addresses, names, and contact directions for applications.
An advertisement discusses female health concerns with phrases about examinations and treatments, promoting Dr. St V Pierces Favorite Prescription and related medical advice. It touts endorsements, claims cures for weakness and disorders, and offers the Medical Adviser and a pamphlet free on request from Buffalo NY.
A garbled OCR record lists multiple land parcels and additions around Centralia, Lewis County, detailing blocks, lots, and street names such as Center, Tower Avenue, Maple Street, and Western additions. It references various additions and surveys including Martins, Hlonk, Miller, and Centur-Wile plats, with scattered measurements and bearings, indicating a historical property mapping or auditing notice.
The document details municipal paving assessments and bonds under an 1899 ordinance. It names proceedings for funding street improvements, interest terms, publication dates, and protest deadlines. It cites the city treasurer and clerk, and references the council’s approval and seal date.
A chaotic OCR fragment lists numerous street names and locations in a vague public notice. It references lanes, avenues, and intersections, with unclear actions and dates. The readable portions mention Keay Power Avenue, Center Street, and various cross streets, suggesting planning or construction activity. The text is disjointed and hard to parse, yielding only scattered place names and partial directions.
A detailed Washington state land addition project is described for Centralia and surrounding Lewis and Grays Harbor Counties. The document outlines lots, street alignments, and land improvements proposed by Centralia Improvement Company and others, including fence work, driveways, and street extents along Center Street and adjacent avenues.
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