Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Across Centralia Region
A dense register of transfers and mortgages from Centralia and nearby towns lists numerous deeds, quitclaims, and trust actions. Entries cite buyers and sellers including W. D. Washington, J. Newland, and the Diocese of Olympia, with property details across blocks and lots, payments from $10 to $3500, and references to schools, cemeteries, and church properties. The column also contains a closing paragraph with moral reflections on marriage and civic virtue.
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Eliza J Moore
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Noni Steverson
W Foster
Ivy Foster
Mack & Wffe
J FH
Luly Miller
J A
Snider
Washington Lawn Cemetery
ST Hylton & HA
Washington
Centralia
Church & Trs
American Baptist Home Mission Society of New York
Sunnyside
Chehalis
Gustav Hansen
Louis Hansen
Winlock
Albert Muler
RH Siler
Theresa McElfresh
J L. Christlleb
Monjar
Public Amie NW
Estate
Hechilte
Claguato
Charity
Lola
Bronson
Centralig
Henrietta Y Ward Et al
Comman Dobson & Co
Mtg
Vonahoea
Chenalls
Siva Et
Marfa
G & Ruth Jc Rickson
Lang
RA Wilson & Wf
Myrtle Cotrill
Lota
Hastern Land Coast
Lukens Et Ux
Anvil
Ky & Lor Ca
Hoss Len
Dixie Queen
Big Falls
Martha Swigert
J F Swigert
Jak
Geo A
Robinson
Chehalis & Cowlitz RR
H Rayten
Holsapple
Layton
Chase Layton Jr
Frank
Lugh
Nelson
Otis Miller
Trimble
Karl Conzelman
Urquharts
Urquhart
Hall
John Stewart
Hunter
Taft Roosevelt Era Politics And Social Whimsy
A compact, period tone reflection on Taft and a Democratic Congress aligning with Roosevelt style. The piece notes shifts in political pragmatism and public regard for appearances, including women grooming and department store beauty trends influencing social success.
Witty snippets and ironic maxims from a temperance era
The column blends social quips on marriage gender roles and public virtue with light humor. It comments on politeness temperance workers and consumer notions while noting Taft Congress and North Carolina governor salaries. It closes by joking that constant levity fatten a man who smiles.
Baltimore Woman Describes Repeated Abuse by Husband
A Baltimore woman reports that her husband has thrashed her every other week for seven years, noting there is nothing she appreciates in him and that love cannot exist in two unshared hearts. A statistician adds that the auto pile industry has employed about one million people, excluding related informal employment.
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Baltimore
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C.J Harrison
H H Harrison
Santee & Harrison
Harrison
C J Harrison
Chehatis
Harrison Et
Harrison & Pepin
Hurley
CE & K Witchey
Witchey
Mille
Robbing
Maple Grove
Centrala
Cole
Jno Maurin
Smith
Young
yConnell Lbr
Galgin
Arman
Geo & EH
Hongnad
Orton
Ellen Rey
Morton
James Stinson & Wi
Albert Holt
Jason
Wisner GW
JC Parris St
Parrish
Saunders Dlc
Wai
HH Dittman
Thos H Rouse
Low
Frank Vanriman
Gey
Perusie
Newankum
Muel Farbee
Harry Parke
Marie Burieson
Gelenker
Paggetta
JW Mills
White
Gable
Cohn & Mintaes
Eliga Barretts
JW Monett
JE Lewis
United Stites
Coffman Dalton & Oo Mig
Washington Lawn
CQ & K
M Patton
John Galvin
Etoux
la Contalia
Martin Beara
Taft
Congress
Roosevelt
White Advertising Bureau, Inc
Union
Williams
Wingy Pia
Yale Deitel Felco
Cleveland
Ohta
Nat
Goodwin
North Carolina
St. Paul
Ming
Minneapolis
Minn
Duluth
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Netroit
Mich
Luffalo
St. Louis
Chicago
Portland
Baltimore, Md
Boston, Mass
St. Johns, N
New York
Boundary Land
Great Northern
Oriental Limited
Tacoma
P. A
LeRoy Tucker
King Street Station
Ross
Seattle, Wash
Escapement
Riter Company, Inc
Syracuse, N.Y