Today in Lewis County History: Fainted After Forlorn Fine; Annual Parade of the Pioneers Draws 50,000; Streetcar Railroad ‘Junked’

Posted 8/2/13

Fainted After Forlorn FineIn 1890, Judge Dysart had a full day in police court.“Judge Dysart looked bland and smiling this morning as he cheerfully listened to the several tales of woe that were …

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Today in Lewis County History: Fainted After Forlorn Fine; Annual Parade of the Pioneers Draws 50,000; Streetcar Railroad ‘Junked’

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Today in Lewis County History: Fainted After Forlorn Fine; Annual Parade of the Pioneers Draws 50,000; Streetcar Railroad ‘Junked’

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Centralia High School theater program returns to stage after nearly a decade

Paranormal research team visits Vader to share stories from haunting investigations in the region

Prohibition agents carry out more raids; Morton police constable’s death determined to be fall-related; WSP trooper opens teen-safe night club

Area filmmakers find the “perfect place” in The Centerville Cafe

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