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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
4
A fragmented 19th century column mocks a woman's right to vote while debating tariff questions. The piece contrasts Ma's voting ban with a father’s ignorance, then shifts to local notices on a kidney remedy and condolences, finishing with a city franchise discussion and a warning on pain relief options.
A customer in Taeher Oregon reports Ballan's Snow Liniment curing poison oak poisoning for herself and two friends. The product is offered at 25 cents for small and $1 for large bottles, with claims of pain relief and healing from poison ivy reactions.
Monday night Chehalis city council again shelved a proposed telephone franchise after lingering discontent over a prior bad experience with Glumenty. The meeting heard from Ee A. Marsh seeking to revive his franchise proposal, while Judson of an independent Seattle company urged long distance connections to Portland, stating existing contracts and ready poles. The council weighed good faith steps but remained cautious about further contracts through Chehalis and Port Inniel fret Pavomma.
Mr Hartshorn supervised by Cornill University experts reports world record milk yields. Danity Pisteria Hartog, Hamilton, Pietertjy, Walker Pietertjy, Mildred Walker and others achieved high daily milk and butter outputs with fat percentages. Hartshorn sells five valuable Holstein cows to W Field for 10000 dollars and ships a bull and herd assets. notes his expertise and breeding program as world class. Mrs Stoyce touts Foley's Kidney Care in testimonial.
Notice advertises careful hand laundering with very reasonable prices. Contact at 410 Main Street or phone 3 seen.
A Willimantic Connecticut resident, after failing with many remedies, reports Foley's Kidney Cure fully restored his health. He states the treatment was “just the thing” and credits four bottles with complete recovery, freeing him from kidney trouble. The letter endorses the product and its benefits.
Fragmentary OCR lists items from a store and real estate references. Mentions Plenty of Sewer Pipe and Frank T. McNitt, W. B. Ward Realty Co., Gentralia, and a Hird name Hindllister’s Rocky Mountain Tea with Red Oroga Pharmacy. Details are incomplete and appear disjointed.
A cryptic note discusses substitutes and an original remedy. It mentions YE as healing and cooling, with references to Ni eee Go HY Red Oroaw. The fragment reads like a partial guide or advertisement for a health preparation without clear context or attribution.
A listing of real estate transfers reported for the week ending May 2, 1906 by the Abstract & Security Company of Obehall. Various deeds show parcels in Centralia, Chehalis, and surrounding areas transferred between Samuel Cameron, Waseou, Binkley, Gillam, Brundtrow, Pekoia, Reige, Baker, Cottrill, and others, with prices ranging around 1900 dollars and similar. Also notices from the District Court and local ordinances regarding property and estate matters appear alongside.
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