Local plumbers finish school heating project
Memern Ingraham and Lyman of Centralis Plumbing Co completed a contract with the school board by installing a hot air heating system for the dining room of a city home. All pipes were manufactured in Centralia, the total price about $40, and the opening was delayed due to building improvements.
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Memern
Ingraham Aril Lyman
Centralis Plumbing Co
Tha Tsnine Selon
Ning-Room
Thelrakop
Centralia
Dhe
Pirico
Northwest Bapt ist Conven tion Holds Annual Session in Centralia
The Northwest Baptist Convention hosts its twenty first annual session in Centralia with delegates from across the Northwest. Officials note city improvements, tourism value, and strong attendance as pastors, lay leaders, and women contribute to a busy program of addresses, discussions, and a closing service. Mayor Miller and city leaders welcome the gathering, stressing cooperation and shared mission.
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Centralia
Delegetea
Northwest
Centralis
Dellegates
Washington
Artiyaan
L.ill
D. D
Theological Seminary of
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Geo. Robert Cairos
Seattle
F. H. Miller
Welcoms
Thomas H. Cor
Bellingham
Marry Ferenguson
C. A. Woody
Portland
Woody
Corwic & Sneak
B. J. Whitman
Warg
J. A. Pattlt
Atone
J. W. Tercy
Mito A. Root
Iuatica
Thera Waas
Royal Baywond
Theraulenloon League of
Baw
Adilpessea
Hurberk J. White
Teoma
James Edmunds
McMinville
Pacific
James A. Clerks
A. W. Rider
Oakland
Gal
B. Wyre] Jones
Allan Torger
E. H
Solder
H. 8
Cyntralia
Candidacy Notices for GFFY City Offices
Filing deadlines for city offices closed last Saturday night. Two party tickets, Citizens and People, present nominee lists for mayor and council seats. Citizens ticket includes J. E. Lease Clark Henry A. Dunckley and others. People ticket lists J. P. Guerrier, B. A. Rhodes, W. H. Hodge, Geo. S. Mason, and others. Several ward council seats are named with multiple nominees and one sixth ward seat held over.
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Citizens
Ard
J. E. Lease
Clark
Henry A. Dunckley
Frat Ward
Herman Young
W. C. Armesirent
H. O. Nelson
Chas
0. Henderson
J. Chas
Frank Clark
Walter Breen
Bronley B.stewart
Connellmen ‘Tijley
Attendance Rivalry Drives Pennant in Public Schools
Strong competition marks the year as three large buildings vie for the attendance pennant. Washington leads this month with 97.7 percent, Lincol n 92.9, and High School 97.1 overall. Mise Pemberton’s Washington room tops with 90.7.
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Mive Radike
Hsceln
Dow
Oak View
Mountain View
Logan
Centralia
Washington
Lincole
High Schoot
Mise Pemberton
Washington Building
Centralia Prevails At Aberdeen In Gridiron Clash
Centralia High School defeated Aberdeen High School 15 to 0 on the local gridiron. Black scored the opening touchdown, Yeager added a second score, while Aberdeen, despite injuries and strong effort, could not cross the line. Players from both sides endured a strenuous game in cool, windy conditions.
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Feam
Yeager
Aberdeen
Centralia
Aberdean
Harry
Rough Scene At Socialist Meeting Ends Without Trial
A Socialist meeting at City Park last Saturday evening saw friction when Ludwig Katterfield of Topaka Kaneus invited questions. H J Browne and H M McLeen were struck on the head, allegedly by butcher Taylor, who was arrested and held at city hall until the two men reconciled before six justices, without a trial.
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Ludwig Katterfield
Topaka
Kaneus
H. J. Browne
M. McLeen
Taylor
Marabol
Supreme Court Limits Direct Primary Ballot Access
The Supreme Court on Tuesday denied all five writs challenging the direct primary law and ruled only primary nominations may place judicial candidates on the official ballot in November. The decision excludes Socialist nominees from the ballot when nominated by convention, but does not bar voting for judiciary candidates by other methods. It also holds that judiciary nominations cannot be made by petition.
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Supreme Court
Vista Eutirety
Wall collapses at new concrete building site
About nine o'clock last Monday evening the big side wall of the new Missouri building blew down in rain and wind. Reinforcement is in place and work paused for days as crews plan to reset the wall under Mark Tooter’s contract oversight and JR Cox foremanship.
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Teak Saveral Diay
Mark Tooter
Seonma
JR Cox
Fire Department Traces Blaze To Local Bank Flight
A partially legible dispatch notes a fire at a central area as investigators search for a potential link to a bank trip gone awry. Authorities describe smoke and heat damage with no immediate reports of injuries. Local responders remain on scene.
City Council Meeting Discusses Hanson Street and Scales Plans
Four council members met as discussion covered Hanson Street right of way, grading, and concrete sidewalks. Scales asked permission to install a modern scale near his grocery, and Evans and Skofiad’s Hanson Street improvement bill stood at 1407.41 dollars awaiting approval. other items included lighting, police watchman funding, and rubbish burning regulations.
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Kresa
Arowotrowt Witlern
Pennileston
Pearl ’Strait
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Evans& Skofiad
Hanson Strest
Cousell
Bowei
Bollard
Hanson Abroet
Council For
Enarly
Hansontreet
Towar Avenue
Rock Street
Lee
C. W. Stockam
Telephone Company
Tower Avenue
Kress
Williamaslee
Tom Mills
Aberdeen
Itfe Anderstood
Mills
Clarence Hoss
J. M. Mugser
Enea
Milter
Paseed Ita
Bre
Tower Ayemme
Genter Street
Taoaday
Areming
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