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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
2
The document notes a yearly payment of one dollar for the official publication status in Centralia. It emphasizes the annual rate and the city’s designation of the newspaper as its official paper.
The News- Examiner invites a socialist to explain in plain terms how socialism would work in detail. It questions government ownership of railroads and utilities, asks who would run and pay for such systems, and stresses that voters deserve clear, local specifics rather than sweeping promises. It endorses Mr. Hoss for county office, arguing he offers honest leadership and broad benefit.
The text sparsely discusses Contralin voters, a candidate described as under a ring, and concerns over factions in Chehalis. It notes the upcoming state session and hints at a U.S. Senate race, with Me. Jones Aloekian implied to be at risk if sent to Olympia.
An article warns that colds can lead to pneumonia scarlet fever and diphtheria as they set the stage for other infections. It praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Ballards Horehound Syrup as cures and mentions local druggists and a notice about a debt liability.
Notices promote Foley remedies for coughs and lung troubles and advertise Foley's Honey and Tar in yellow package. Real estate listing offers an elegant seven room residence in the North End, Lot 40 by 120, price $2000 via Union Loan and Trust Co. Also mentions groceries and other household goods from area businesses.
Andrew Schench, president of the Garmania Wars Yosur angoGe, recommends Chamberlein's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. He claims it has never failed to cure and urges families to use it as a safe children’s remedy. the product is for sale by PLR. Stahl in Ayton, Ont.
A local notice highlights a sale offering toys dolls and notions at The Eastern Lacket. The event promotes discounted merchandise and draws shoppers seeking bargain gifts.
Report cites tactics at a street meeting where Socialist party speakers answered questions with emotion rather than logic. A speaker urged orderly conduct, then crowd disturbances resumed near the curb. The chairman and a man who struck another attempted to take responsibility for the melee.
The notice warns of coughs and colds leading to chest troubles and pneumonia if neglected. It touts Gallard's Horehound Syrup as a standard American cure and preventive, priced 25 cents and one dollar per bottle, sold by Hackett Drug Co.
Real estate notice announcing collection of rents, property repairs, and sale of premises by Realty Departments of the Union Loan and Trust. Implicitly outlines service scope for landlords and property owners.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a married man in trouble related to a yellow packaging item from Young Drug Op. It references neglect and family concerns with unclear details and none of the names or dates are clearly legible.
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