Centralia Council Hears Street Sign Plea and City Work
The March 19 1906 Centralia council session notes a bid to post street signs citywide, sidewalk repairs urged for East Front Street lot seven, and a wage raise for City Electric firm Bisby. Actions include meter contract tweaks, hydrant and gutter work, and a street vacation hearing set for April 17 1968.
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Guerrier
Martin
Gilchrist
T. W. Freeman
Western Union Telegraph Company
Centralia
General Information Bureau
Freeman
Wash
J. W. Freeman
Mgr. W. U.tel. Co
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company
Electric Company
Mra. 2
Harvey L. Johnson
Centralia Water Co
Cso
Light and Water Committee
Johnson
Bisbey
Sunner ‘Telephone & Telegraph Co
Verthin
Railroad Street
Worth
The Proper Use of Alcohol Editorial
A 1904 Nee Voice editorial argues against prohibition of alcohol for industrial use, noting alcohol has legitimate uses in manufacturing. It urges denaturing and repeal of the tax, questions revenue loss, praises distillers who seek lawful production, and calls for policy shifts to curb improper use while promoting alcohol in arts and industries. It also comments on Grange politics, rural legislation, and urges informed legislative committees.
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Nee Voice
Justica
Germany
United States
Beconia
Chemical Laboratory
New Hampshire
Manchester Union
Grange
Centralia Loses to Tacoma in Sloppy Basketball Game
Centralia high school fell to Tacoma high school 49 to 14 in a rough contest. Tacoma’s Turner led with five field goals in the first half and the visitors pulled away after halftime as Centralia misfired on many shots. Bob Ramsey was out sick, with Chas Williams stepping in a solid game.
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Centralia High
Tacoma
Centralia
Kaeteeta
Turner
Center
Bob Ramsey
Chas
Williams
Charles
Greene
Tacoma Centralia
Greene Cook
Swartwood
Rie Brown
Collier
Wine
Steam Heat for the Depot at Northern Pacific
The Northern Pacific Railway Co. plans steam heating for Centra lia first class depot with radiators and piping on hand awaiting HQ order. Heating from the coal bunker boiler will make the waiting rooms roomier and reduce stove use. a future expansion adds more waiting space to handle crowds. Mrs. Aday of Cleveland, Ohio, trims at Wallace's Millinery Store.
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Northern Pacific Railway Co
Centralia
North End Residents Defy City on Sidewalks
Building of sidewalks begins in the north end with residents opting to construct their own paths instead of awaiting city work. Several insist they will not build until city orders are followed and commissions urge immediate interviews to decide who builds or if the city should step in.
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Columbia Woolen Mills
Portland Orebon
Jeas
Edison bill shines with Caesar and family illusionists
Manager Van Ronk presents Frank Caesar the man of Mystery as the headliner with his wife and daughter performing rapid transformations in The Great Trunk Mystery. Dan O Nea l offers comic relief as the show fills out with songs and pictures. Olympia theater shakeup limits changes this week.
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van Ronk
The
Edison
Frank Caesar
Mr. Caesar
Mise Caesar
Dan O'Neal
O’neil
Olympia
Dr Roller visits Centratta to boost gym work
Dr Roller, director from University Washington, spoke at Centratta Friday, inspiring high school athletes. He demonstrated gym exercises, sparked interest in building a gymnasium, and may send several students to University for field meet trials. Wagner plans to push hiring a physical director next year following Aberdeen’s success.
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Roller
Wagner
Centralia
Tacoma
Seattle
Largest National Education Association Convention in San Francisco
The National Educational Association plans the July 7 to 14 event in San Francisco, with Louisville reports estimating attendance near 20 000 teachers. California preparations include extensive tours of military installations shipyards naval sites and scenic landmarks around the Bay Area for visiting educators.
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National Educational Association
San Francisco
Louisville
California
Golden Gate
Eyara
Nita Pater
Pacific Coast
Traveling diseases cure for bowel trouble prompt remedy
Croil Jr of Bravarton Hardware Co fell ill with bowel trouble while traveling in Saftelk Va. A Saginaw cabeman advised Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which quickly cured him. He recommends carrying a bottle on trips, as it may be hard to obtain on ships or trains, marketed by Hackett Drag Co.
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Saftelk
Croil, Jr
Bravarton
Mich
Hackett Drag Co
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Ayer
J.C. Ayer
Woodburn Nurseries
W. Settlerier & Son
Lewis County
E. J. Topper
Centralia, Wash
DR. Motts
Dr. Notts ‘Chemical Ca
Cleveland
Clio
Red Cross
Hackett Drug Ca
Wiliams
Dr. Wiliams
Aruggi Gs
Props
Ohio
Red Cross Pharmacy
Willy
Boston Cash Buyers’ Assn
Ciation
the City Council
Lipas
Grange Notes
Hollister’s
Rockey Mountain Tea
Tacoma Boys
Centralia Bays
D. T. Mossman
Charles R. Fowler
Howler
Pennsylvania
Mossman
Aday
Cleveland, Ohio
Wallace’s
Millionery
Dr. Roller
University At
Centratta
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