City Council conducts routine session with grants and notices
The council met Tuesday with Mayor Miller presiding. Reports showed an $3043 net gain for the electric department and warrants to be handled by the purchasing agent. Franchises, fire alarm contracts, cross walks, and a sanitary inspector were discussed. The Chehalis coal mine closure endangers local supply and Dr. Charles McCutcheon escorted twenty two Englishturned birds released near Steilacoom, with plans for rapid population growth in the region.
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Sregular
Miller
Carr
Hickey
Kair
Tin
Wilidmia
Xress
Psec
Electric Light Department
Tukchaging Agéns
North End
Judiciary
Home Telephone Co
Pacific Fire Alarm Company
F. Bullard
Central Supply Co
Fire Committee
Charles McCutcheon
Steilacoom
McCutcheon
Tacoma
Thin Sityl
Court Notes on Estate of Leo Malinski and Miscellaneous
Fragments from a court page discuss estate matters for Leo Malinski including an order approving fing toenail and af istribution, with references to March and miscellaneous docket items.
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Mar Zick
Leo ‘Malin
Young-Cole Lumber Co mill thriving near Eatonville
Fred Cole from Eatonville reports the Young-Cole Lumber Co mill is cutting about 30,000 units daily with a best record of 385,000 and sixteen cars shipped this month. The operation employs W. B. Cole as secretary manager and brothers W L and C B Young, with workers from Centralia including John Hansen and Leo Clark. Mt Rainier looms near Eatonville about twenty miles away.
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Fred Cole
Eatonville
Cole
W. L
C. B. Young
Cora
Centralia
Thin Mill
John Hansen
Leo Clark
Sett
John 8
Robinson
Eawyer
Joe Cole
Fred Is
Tacoma
Lumber rate clash looms as railroads plot rise
A Seattle meeting of Hill and Harriman officials discussed uprating lumber rates from coast to Twin Cities from 40 to 60 cents as retaliation against Western lumbermen under the reciprocal demurrage law. Participants included H J Horn Northern Pacific C M Levey Harry Blakely Harry Adams LC Gilman W Gutton and J P O'Brien. The rule changes proposed by the railroad commission also drew attention amid talk of a broad industry impact on shipments.
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Washington
Twin Cities
Hill and Harriman ' Roads
Seattle
H. J. Horn
Northern Pacific
C. M. Levey
Hacry Blakely
Ebbley Returns to Seattle Trip Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR notes show Ebbley or Evleby involved with a Seattle trip and references to people around a party. The readable text suggests a travel mention with uncertain names and context.
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Ehleby
Seattle
Mr. Evleby
Record of Centralia traffic boom and water-rate inquiry
Centralia Northern Pacific reports a record busy weekend with пон trains and heavy handling from March 28 to March 24, amid embargo removals west of Treut Creek. Meanwhile a Water Rent notice to University Park signals a 25 percent rate increase at Centralia properties, prompting questions about the change and a request for correction from readers.
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Centralis
Northern Pacific
Treut Creek
Borthora Park
University Park
Ore
News-Examiner
State Bank of Centralia
Centralia
Hermit of Chehalia Housed in Secluded Cabin for Six Years
An old man living as a hermit in a remote cabin in Cewia County sisar Onchatis has drawn neighbors attention for years. He rarely leaves, visiting the post offices and gathering herbs near the surrounding area. Known for his secrecy and limited contact, locals speculate about his life and occupation while observing his solitary routines.
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Cewia
Sisar Onchatis
Hedeldom
Chehalia
Inventor Claims New Powder Stronger Than Black
An inventor reports a spotting powder 45 percent stronger than ordinary black powder with higher ignition power. It resists air and water, causes no rust in gun barrels, and withstands more heat. He plans to seek Stanwood manufacturers to commercialize the vegetable matter based explosive.
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Hoe
Stanwood
Puget Sound
Fatal logging accident at Doty mill claims two lives
Tuesday morning near Doty, engineer W. W. Wymore died instantly when the 45 ton Bhay locomotive plunged a downslope with two piling cars. Brakeman Morgan Adkins later died of injuries. fireman Fred W. Hills survived. Coroner's inquest ruled accident. Wymore, 20, previously worked in Walville and Liberty, Neb. He lived in La Cygne, Kas.
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Doty
W. W. Wymore
Morgan Adkins
Fred W. Hills
Wymore
L. F. Adkins
Mosayreck
South Bend
Chehalig
Sticklin
Wynore
Liberty
Neb
la Cygne
Kas
Washington
Walville
le Cygne
Goronar
Easter Sunday events at local M E church and conference notes
Easter Sunday at the M E church includes morning special music and an Easter sermon by Rev. F S Pearson, with an 7:30 p m Easter Concert by Sunday School members. The 3rd Quarterly Conference was held Monday evening with many attendees, recognizing the janitor Mr Redding on his 72nd birthday with gifts. A business meeting of Epworth League followed, delegates chosen for the League Convention, and various church groups announced upcoming meetings and visits tied to the ministerial conference and district activities.
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M. E
F. S. Pearson
Ventry
Redding
Landen
Epworth League
Claud Dennis
Kamia ‘Muck
League
Misa Yeager
eid'Laurs
Allison
Rey
Pearson
E. W. Smith
Plscb
Sentralia
South Bend
Woman's District Home Minsion Society
Cantralia
Latics Aid
M. W. Miller
Tacoma
Western Washington
Bnnday School Association
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W. D. Sheldon
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I. Rosenthal
Olympia
Chehalis
Ikig
Paget
Man
Klin
Miscaie
Young-Cole Lumber CO
Fred
Cole Dows
Jorn
A. New
Cheballs
Methodist Notes
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