Depot Plans Put Up For Chehalis Bid In March Call
A Chehalis Chehalis depot project call for bids from Centralia and Chehalis contractors. The Northern Pacific agent received the plans yesterday. AJL bids due April 10. Depot 260 feet long with cement brick stone construction and slate roof. A park ing strip facing the depot is proposed following Centralia mayor Thompson suggestion.
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Chehalis
C. P. Felton
Northern Pacific
Centralia
Chahalis
AJL
Thormpson
Che~ Halls
Woman Candidate Bertha Page Seeks Clerk Nomination
Mrs. Bertha Page daughter of Albert Schooley an old Ghehalis resident announces intention to run for Lewis County clerk on the Republican ticket. If nominated and elected she would be well fitted, having three years experience as deputy clerk.
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Bertha Page
Albert Schooley
Ghehalis
Lewis Connis
Gage
Aidle
Canvass for New Army Hall in Centralia Commences
A canvassing committee appointed by Charles Gilchrist of the Salvation Army seeks to raise 34,000 to complete a 10,000 hall fund in Centralia. Gilchrist led the subscription with 500, pledges already totaling about 1,500 by 2 PM with promises to reach the goal in the coming week.
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Charles Gilchrist
Salvation Army
Centralia
Gilchrist
Chehalis High School Faces Chehalis League Team Test
The Chehalis high school meets a Chehalis State League lineup on Saturday afternoon in Chehalis. Manager Murray will lead the league recruits against the local high school with Jack Sietden umpiring. Admission is free as coach Wricht aims to derail the older squad.
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Chehalis
Murray
Chehalis High School
Jack Sietden
Fogiern Veier
Wricht
High Schinel
GOOD ROADS MEETING AIMED AT TOLEDO CONVENTION
Enthusiastic good roads supporters from Contealia and Chelsie plan to attend a Toledo gathering next Saturday to organize a roads association affiliated with the Pacific Rashway Assortation. Speakers include Jimige Renal and LM Fredwell, with March 25 date noted for related events and local church involvement.
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Contealia
Chelsie
Toledo
Jimige Renal
Fredwell
Sewis
Reformatting School Minstrel Show Enjoyed at Gherali Facility
The Glide Turatren Cheballs filled last night for a minstrel show by inmates of the State Training School. The program featured the band, a male quartet, and the regular minstrel. A neat sustor retiree from the show will fund the school entertainment fund supporting the band and athletic teams.
Centralians Marry Mare 28 W 11
The couple Mare 28 and Miss Myrtle Aral were married yesterday afternoon by Rev. Robert J. Reid. Miss Graham, formerly a clerk at the Auldridge store, attended as a guest. The newlyweds will reside with friends at ALG North Puukner Street.
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Mare
Doughman
Myrtle
Mareed Yeater
Robert
J. Reid
Misa Graham
Auldridge
Alg North Puukner Streat
Mrs Tatas Musicat to perform at White House concert
Washington event features Myra Maran and Mrs Tatas Musicat in a planned large scale musical evening at the White House. The program, hosted by the wife of the President, is billed as a major entertainment affair this evening.
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Washington
Maran
Myra
HGH School Progress Signals Ready For Open
March 23 report says the new high school building nears completion with exterior work wrapping up by Saturday and interior fittings guiding a move in soon. Superintendent Kellogg plans to relocate, signaling impending occupancy by late next week amid contractor activity. Land seekers flood Southwest Washington Agency listings for logged off to improved tracts as agency notes growing demand.
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R. B.kellogg
Setilera Agency
Southwest Washington
Gale
Southwest Wastington Settlery Agency
Chohalla
Wash
For Sale Thoroughbed Rhode sland ted ones by setting
A fragmentary notice offers sale of thoroughbred Rhode Island stock near the Monk north of Hastern Railroad and Lr Co depot with an April date indicated, though details are unreadable.
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Rhodesland
Monk
Hastern
Old Titan War recollections from Grand Mound Prairie
A Wayfaring Oregonian recalls the 1855 56 Puget Sound uprising near Grand Mound Prairie. The article describes fort construction by settlers led by Capt Heniss, daily life under siege, and the eventual retreat of hostilities. It notes survivors, local figures like W Sargent, and plans for Chehalis Valley’s future growth around Centralia.
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Daily Chronicle
Washington
Chehalis Valley
Puget Sound
Morod Prairie
Yakime
Oregon
Mound Prairie
Aris
Capt. Heniss
Nelson W. Sargent Listieutenant
Fort
Denies He Will Best The Man For President
A disputed wire service report from St Louis quotes T R Denying any plan to best rival T R Denies as mounting pressure at the Chicago convention. The exchange highlights party tensions and questions about nomination strategies amid preconvention chatter.
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ST. Luis
Nat
Cheage
Intenda Do Toll Ue
Tele
Tenino Point DeBance Line Strike Upset Work
Report from Centralia states that workers on the Northern Pacific Tenino Point DeBance branch walked out after wages were cut from 2 50 to 2 a day. Contractors seek replacements while strikers warn of serious delays to project.
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Centralia
Tenino Point DeBance
Northern Pacific
Tenino
Seattle
Tacamy
Corporation to Control Ball Ground
In Centralia a movement seeks to form a corporation to purchase and maintain an athletic field, separate from the base ball club. An $8,090 investment is proposed as rent from local baseball and high school events would cover a substantial monthly return. Several sites are being considered before any definite steps are taken.
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Centralia
Basehall Club
Callanan 3 Contract Received For Local Club Pitcher
The signed contract of Pat Callahan, who began the season with Chehalis before joining Centralia, was received by Maurice Dawbney, secretary of the local ball club. Callahan has wintered east of the mountains and is reported in good shape to start the season. He worked 17 games in 1911 with 13 successes, and experts say he shows high class pitcher potential for a great season.
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Pat Callahan
Chehalis
Centralia
Maurice Dawbney
Callahan
A G Aes Card Party at Andrews Hall
The card party hosted by the local lodge at Andrews Hall drew a large, attentive crowd. Refreshments were served, and proceeds from the event will benefit the lodge's general fund.
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Andrews Hall
ALS
Registration Totals for Bond Election Orates City Wards
The clerks report registration tallies for a May 7 bond election to fund a municipal water system. Ward counts are First 8, Second 80, Third 144, Fourth 216, Fifth 164, Sixth 206.
Convention of W. C. T. U. in Chehalis holds midyear meeting
The Lewis County W. C. T. U mid year convention meets at the Christian church in Chehalis tomorrow starting at 9 a m with addresses by Clara Felton Anna Lyness Minnie Mathewson R A Wilson Nellie Plowman and others. A noon luncheon is served by Chehalis members. Afternoon talks by Wilson and Mauya Young follow, then branch reports and music by Rev and Mrs Driver.
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Lewis County
Christian Church
Chehalis
Adaressea
Clara Felton
Anna B. Lyness
Mice Steelman
R. A. Wilson
Minnie Mathewson
W. L. Straub
Nellie Plowman
Evangelist Billy Eastman Draws Large Local Crowd
A packed Methodist church heard Billy Eastman lecture on Social Purety with W G MacLaren of Pacific Coast rescue work. Eastman plans more talks as he will not return to Centralia soon, opting for a series of engagements further west.
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Mareh
Romer
Giaike
Pris
Matehaas
Tavilin
Portland
MicLaren
Seontpan Iva
Supplies for Farm Purchased in Washington Visit
Herbert Rohinson as secretary of the 1 Chih presented farm supplies donated by B. Hubbard president of the Sourisest Washing. A plant list prepared by Prof. works of Washington accompanied the visit. Seeds will remain through April 2 with irrigation expert Prof. Asgar 8.0. Jayne assisting on the farm.
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Herbert Rohinson
Tar Nelorday
B. Hubbard
Dushed
Works
Washington
Asgar
Jayne
Eagles 10 Build in Toledo
Final arrangements are in place for financing the new Eagle ball in Toledo. Work will begin immediately on a modern facility with Peter Floyd as a key figure. An effort aims to have the building ready for occupancy by June 1.
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Eagles
Toledo
Imade
Folodo
Aml
Sikh ward elects ten delegates at May county meeting
In Sikh Ward ten delegates were chosen to attend the Republican county convention to be held at Chauatis on May 13. The presidential candidate was not named. Delegates listed include HR Hy tey, James Callghera, J. W. Stowd, Georgy Sturgis, Armand Mills, C. Dr. Spencer, To M. Rowswella, Mrs. G. O. Cnesidy, Mrs. Santh MMead, Johe T. Jones.
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Epublican
Ton Viilion
Chotatis
Mirac ‘Ous
HR Hytey
James Callghera
J. W W. Stowd
Georgy Sturgis
Armand Mills
C. Dr. Spencer
M. Rowswella
Mra
G. O. Cnesidy
Santh Mmead Johe T. Jones
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Canvags
Aray Hall
HGH School
Good Roads Association
Eastman For
Gherali
Mrs. Tatas Musicat
HGH
Grand Mound Prairie
Auet
Alta
Beret
W. Sargent
Asher Sargent
Grand Rie
Net
Liorst
Mars. Macheralding
Say
A. L. Saylor
Mouuy
T. R
Money
Getty
Dairy Heen
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Tening
Callanan
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