29 Sep 1909
Page 1
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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1909
Page
1
Hordes of animals from cattle to horses and swine are named with owners and premiums. Entries include Chehalis and Centralia exhibitors such as Haines, Cogswell, Sekerer, Swayze, Truesdell, and many more across classes from calves and heifers to Belgians and Percherons with first and second premiums and varying ages and breeds noted.
A long list of chicken, turkey, duck, and goose premiums awarded by Chehalis and Centralia interests. Includes jockeys like Jennet and Jenmet, various breeds from Plymouth Rock to Wyandotte, and top prizes for teams and animals such as Best Driving Team and registered stock. Names include D Frost, James Ward, Mrs. Chas Hall, Mrs. L K Cogswell, Fred A Johnson, and Dr. Holbrack among others, with premiums ranging from 50 cents to $18 in several entries.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlains Liniment as a remedy for sprained ankles and bruises, claiming cures within a week with faithful use. It promotes relief from chronic muscular rheumatism and suggests purchasing from P. Kk, Stahl druggist.
A travel diary recounts a coastal tour from Crescent City to San Francisco and beyond. The party visits Eureka Monterey Santa Barbara Los Angeles and other towns, noting heat waves Mission bells El Camino Real and scenic drives with stops at Paso Robles Santa Ynez and Oakland. They end by ferrying to Frisco, then Seattle, finally returning home to Nome.
A reader quotes a health claim that stomach, heart, and kidney ailments stem from weak nerves and that Dr Shoop's Restorative provides inside nerve relief. The ad asserts quick help and urges purchase from dealers.
In a portfolio of 160 cloths the American Ladies' Tailoring Co offers 24 suit styles, 18 skirts, 17 coats and 149 cloth options. Garments are made to measure under Monsieur Kayser’s direction by Chicago tailors with a guarantee on fit and workmanship. Prices range from 13.50 to 45 for suits, 5.60 to 16 for skirts, and 7.10 to 25 for coats.
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