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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
14
A fragmented notice recalls a store trial offering free trips to entice customers. It notes a policy about paying fares for certain customers and mentions a promotional plan tied to a party, with unclear references to discounts and what appears to be a contest or incentive.
A garbled 19th century medical fragment mentions diarrhoea cures and various remedies. Names such as Felton of South Gibron and Parker of Payette appear amid references to oils, tonics, and botanicals. The text also alludes to Civil War figures and a scattered collection of place names and products, all in a faded newspaper style.
Fragmented text portrays a Democratic candidate’s stance on taxation, school funding, and allocation of public money. It cites advocates for equitable funding, opposition to unnecessary expenditures, and calls for responsible governance. Names and dates are partially garbled, but emphasis remains on education budgets and political accountability.
The October 20 editorial in the Centralia newspaper argues that cooperatives and worker-led enterprises challenge capitalist control in mail, rail, and government ventures. It contends that post office, railroad, and war financing patterns entrench capitalists, urges workers to organize a cooperative commonwealth, and predicts workers gaining supremacy through collective action.
Alaska school children will perform with a display on Bowers and Alaska plants at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. The exhibit, led by Min Mary B Wart, complements classroom science and shows local flora and landscapes to visitors.
Nathan Stilson died Wednesday morning in Rochester after a long illness. He served in the vivid war era and was aged about eighty years. He leaves five children William Stilson of Whitman and Mrs. Miley of Inv Centralia among others.
The county commissioners selected precinct election officers for the November 3 general election. First Ward S. G. Davin and Tea Honeys well. Second Ward J. Z. Jones J. B. Lynch Prinke Ritter. Third Ward Kullee Sadd VW W Canon. North ward Wm Goodaich By M Hopkine G A Houston. Clark Wm Mitchall Joli Swanson J M Tatton.
Norristown woman Tana V Tent reports severe female troubles ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the treatment improved from the first day and encourages other sick women to try the remedy. Pinkham invites all women to seek her advice and lists ailments the product claims to address.
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