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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1911

Page

3

New wood working plant opens in Centralia

A new industry, the Centralia Manufacturing Company, quietly relocated into Centralia and will start operations Monday. Owners C. W. Haley and T. J. Walker acquired the Joseph Joyce Poreh Calumn factory two weeks ago, installed modern machinery, and plan to produce sash, doors, and interior wood products with an initial eight employees. The venture aims to keep local construction supplies in town and boost the local economy.

Woon Centralia Manufacturing Company JOYCE Centralis Commercial Clad Centralia Pally Chronicle Centralia Centralia Chronicle Chronicle Williams W. Haley T. J. Walker Joseph Joyce Portland

Centralia to build new gymnasium with Eagles Hall

Centralia plans a summer ready gymnasium linked to the new Eagles' Hall. The facility will feature parallel bars vaulting poles rings ladders dumbbells and boxing gear for members plus guest privileges. It aims to enhance the town’s social and athletic scene and attract locals who have long requested such a venue.

Centralia Eagles

Legal Strip Battle Delayed by Court Survey Order

In Lewis County Superior Court a land strip dispute between Goodrich vraeue the Dragon and Washington Railroad paused as judges ordered a survey. Two engineers will be appointed, one by each side, to produce a map guiding further court action after its completion.

Goodrich Veraue the Dragon and Washington Railroad Lewis Bounky Superior Court Suapendaf

DIRT FLIES WORK STARTS LINE SOON

Chehalls Cowlitz railroad opens construction with a large work gang and camps. George Robinson, in charge, bought supplies and moved them to the site. Landowners resist with higher offers, but promoters will arbitrate rather than sue for condemnation.

Chehalls & Cowlitz George Robinson Teoma

Beaufort Bars Bolze Buying In Bad Bons

Justice P. Beaufort enforces strict anti drunkenness policy in Chehalis and Centralia areas. Youths suspected of imbibing will be arrested on sight with bystander deputized to hold until warrants. Centralia and Chehalis youths visiting for rowdy conduct face similar action. Officials aim to curb sales to minors and restore public order.

Beaufort Bars BOLZE Justice P Beaufort Chehalis Centralia

New Homesite Tract Opens in Centralia Hub City

To meet demand for new homes in Centralia a new tract opens in the Summit Additions five blocks southwest of the post office. Ten acres platted with more land to come, signaling brisk building as improvements rise. Community events include a Shine 1 program and a Prairie school drive with leaders elected and meetings planned.

Centralia Summun

Chronicle Forces Chehalis Street Paving After Report

The Chehalis street portion on Pacific Avenue, long impassable for three years, sees immediate action after the Centralia Daily Chronicle highlighted the neglect. Warren Construction began paving within two days, promising a thorough job and a fine final appearance.

Pacific Avenue Chehalis Warren Construction Company Chehalla Rojuet Twin City Lights Traction Company Iniaite Chehatis Centralia Daily Chronicle Chronicle

Reverend Thompson Reappointed Pastor For Eighth Year

The Rev. H. W. Thompson of the Presbyterian Church was unanimously reappointed for an eighth consecutive year at the annual meeting. Widely respected, he served in the Civil War and has spent forty years in the ministry, nine of which were in Centralia, where many friends across denominations support him.

H. W. Thompson The Presbyterian Church Thompson Hirself

Madero Family Splits Over Peace Talks

Open friction grips the Madero family amid revolt in Mexico. Eldest seeks to end fighting to save property, while sons push to keep up the insurgent fight. A pretended Diaz peace accord is believed to have sparked current negotiations, which are expected to unfold privately.

Antorio Mar Madero Madera Diaz

Kidnapping Reported in Albuquerque Child Returned After Ransom

A two year old grandson of Judge H K Waldo, general counsel for the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad, was kidnapped. Reports say $12,000 ransom was paid or promised. investigators question if payment occurred. The child was recovered after masked men demanded a red light and the payoff. Police launched a wide search as details emerged of the masked bandits and the return journey by Rogers.

Alberquerque N. M Mar H. KL. Waldo Atehigun, Toyoka Santa Me Waldo A.T. Rogers

Mistah Johnson Wearies of Prison

A garbled United Press dispatch from San Francisco describes Mistah Johnson’s frustration with prison life. The text mentions a prisoner complaining about food and conditions and hints at extended confinement, with plans or thoughts about accepting parole or release. The fragmentary report notes other figures and a rough dialogue but lacks clear dates or locations.

Centralia Railway Single Track Feeds Busy Route

Centralia lies on the Portland Seattle main line where a single 1859 foot track near the depot handles vast freight and passenger traffic daily. Trains, switch engines, and handcars pass over this narrow strip hourly as Centralia acts as a coal bunker hub. Upgrades are deferred due to ongoing railroad changes and impracticability of adding a second track.

Rocky Mountains Centralia United States Portland Seattle

400 Tons of Stone for High School Project

Details reveal the scale of the new High School building with over 400 tons of stone to be used. Seattle Cut Stone Company manager F J McCann oversees installation of a stone planing plant and heavy crew. The firm recently finished Blessed Sacrament Church work and expects further contracts in Centralia.

F. J. McCann Seattle Cut Stove Company Seattle McCann F. WH. McCann Seciel McCann Company Centralia

Bremerton Engineer Visits Bremerton Paving Plans

Terry, a former Lewis County auditor now city engineer of Bremerton, visited Bremerton yesterday to inspect paving operations and discuss bituminous pavement plans. He will return to Bremerton tomorrow as council weighs street improvements.

Terry Chehalis Nh Brenertom Bremerton Lewis Comunty

Mayor Gingrich vetoes dog ordinance amid misread council vote

Vetoes 006 Ordinance Jumble prompts doubt about council action and owner protests. Report notes misreading of term “fre Ulla” for “elty Hint” and ongoing anger from dog owners over perceived support for the measure. Local figures express concern over process and turnout.

Gingrich Chebalix Counel

Swish Royalty Weds in Chehalis Mystery Names and Delays

Three torn marriage licenses were issued yesterday by Auditor Swofford in Chehalis. John Mier and Minnie Grohn wed with Justice Westover presiding. Robert Scarborough and Lizzie Jud 800 of Rochester, tied by Justice Beaufort who fled the bonds. The third couple, John Stiltier and Dewey Clevenger of Kosmos, delayed as the groom forgot his bride and hoped to wed next week. The story notes native royalty ties to Princess Angelina and Chief Seattle, with local lore about Seattle.

Swofford Chahilia John Mier Klabar Minnie Grohn Peril Justice Westover Robert Scarborough Lizzie Rochester P. C. Beaufort Angelina Seattle Beaufort John Stiltier Dewey Clevenger Kosmos An¢istor

Greek would not lease saloon space on Chehalis Ave

In Chehalis a Greek man offered $60 per month for use of a saloon front as a confectionery and cigar shop. J. D. McCracken, occupying the space as an office, refused any dealings with the foreigner to block his foothold in town business.

Eitfzen Chebalte J. d. McCracken McCracken Wight Mit Chehalis Ave

Supreme Court session clears divorce decree and notes

The Supreme Court of Lowly county disposed of several matters. W A Davies sought divorce from Elizabeth Davies with testimony from multiple witnesses supporting abandonment claims, and the court granted the decree. A motion in the Nolan case stalled as defense counsel sought to strike arguments. fifteen witnesses testified as the court prepared verdicts on promissory notes and other matters.

Caurie W. A. Bayis Elizabeth Davia Mr. Davia Indgq Rice Teeor

Rama Tigers Edged in 13 Inning Classic by Chehalis

The Centralia Tigers dropped a 2 to 1 decision in a 13 inning game against Chehalis High School Friday at Millet Park. Jewell pitched well for Chehalis, striking out 13, while Mission of Chehalis struck out 3. Contralto and others contributed key hits as officials drew criticism for close calls.

Centralia Tigers Serand Chehalls High School Cholatia Centralia Anderson Robinson Nowland Mason R Miloa Coton Rop Qibijn Yoang Ig WF. Cr

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