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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
6
A historical wire-sheet style notice lists William Howard Taft of Ohio as President and James S. Sherman of New York as Vice President. The entry mixes various freight and train terms with political ticket details, reflecting a concise public notice format of the era.
A critique argues that workingmen are the political majority yet poorly represented by capitalists in Congress and state legislatures. It maintains socialists would still face capital interests, urges honest workingmen to elect reps who balance labor and capital, and notes Roosevelt’s record of curbing monopolies while Taft inherits continuity.
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A 110 foot log from Centralia captured interest when transported by A.B. Hughes to Honolulu. The log was laid straight and will be mounted on a tall staff at Homolate. W. B. Jones photographed the stick in two parts, which were joined for a complete impression of its length.
The Chronicle Publishing Co and News-Examiner bid to publish city notices for a year. Chronicle offered 20 cents per square for first insertions and 10 cents for subsequent. News-Examiner bid 25 cents per inch first and 15 cents per inch subsequent. Affidavits define typographical square as 250 characters, aiding council’s comparison. After weighing first and second insertion costs, the injunction was promptly dissolved.
We are pleased to announce that Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds, and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law. It contains no contaminates or other harmful drugs and is safe for children and adults. O A Young Drug Co.
Last Friday evening the DaMyFinn Club entertained many friends in their second floor Hope building room. The event featured card games and dancing with supper at Acma Cala. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Florenca Cole, Vaunda Roberts, Ella Nelson, Useis Fou, Lucila Allred, Bedabr Knox, Mabel Brown, Eva Mille Meesra Bluer Ward, Lyla Hogera, Fred Cole, Troy Kahler, Ray Conrad, Theo Dushdr, Jon Cole and McBhase.
The state canvassing board finished tallying county returns and lists Republican primary totals by office. Key figures include W. E. Humphray for Congress First district, J. H. Schivelgaff for Insurance Commissioner, Billig Morricon for Lieutenant Governor, Sam H. Nichola for Secretary of State, and Levi Ankeny as U.S. Senate preference, among numerous names and vote counts.
A reprinted warning notes colds can lead to pneumonia consumption and other infections. It advocates Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the quickest cure and mentions its wide sale. Also advertises a 7 room residence in North End priced at 2000 by the Realty Department of Union Loan & Trust Co.
Andrew Schenor of Germania Fire Inanry ange Oo recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He says his family used it for over a year and it never failed to ease stubborn coughs or colds. Also praised by Aydon Ont resident draw Bohenck and P. Re. Stahl for sale.
An OCR fragment shows an advertisement for Foley's Kidney Remedy praised by a customer, mixed with state tax levies for Indiana including general fund and school fund rates, total state valuation, and notices about drug stores and canned goods, all within a single damaged column.
Dispatches report Theodore Roosevelt Jr has taken carpet sweeping work in a Connecticut factory, choosing to learn the trade step by step at home rather than join the company’s offices. A Boston rumor suggests the President’s son may be preparing marriage to Mina Carrie Mann of Washington, D.C.
The attorney general says candidates for justice of the peace whether self declared or nominated must pay 8 filing fees of 10. The ruling will affect many small precincts where opponents are largely nominal and easy to defeat.
A brief notice describes a special sale labeled as kid gloves at American Lady cornsta, located at Mins FYyard's Fleld & Teac block, with limited readable details.
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