GONGRETE PAYING FOR POURTY ROAD BIDS REPORTED
The article notes bids for street work by multiple firms including Gray of Puyal Shire and Washington Construction Company of Tacoma. Bids cover concrete, Warrenite, and Belarway surfaces with various per square yard prices. lowest price unspecified due to partial reading. Commission states work will start once approval is moved by the commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilgesey
Albers, Nelann & Ashere
Square Yard
Antere I. Gray
Puyal- Shire
Sanare
Can Erere
Washington Construction Company
Tacoua
Sunerere
Belarway
Bolannoue
Warren Construction Company of
Portland
Warrenite
W. J. Glover
This City
Kensel Construction Company of
Tacoma
Commisalant
Six Births Reported In Centralia For March
Centralia records show sixteen births in March per City Health Officer Dr David Livingstone. New arrivals include six families: Mobley, Shearer, Lowther, Stephens, Rose, Love, Lemadrid, Perelli, Jensen, Johnson, Weems, Jantzen, Linder son, Akers, Larramandi, Prescott. Most infants were girls with several boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Eure
David Livingstone
Luther D. Mobfey
Chivesne Shearer
Luther A. Lowther
Lewis Stephens
Charles Rose
Ubysses G. Love
Miguel Lemadrid
Robert Lee Pererli
Halger Jensen
Earl C. Johnson
Ira T. Weems
F. Jantzen
Frank Linderson
Arda Akers
Arno Larramandi
Elmer Prescott
Nobody Wants Bossy Cow At City Pound Sale Looms
A cow nicknamed Boasy has been detained by the city after being found over a week ago. Police report the animal is unclaimed, with sale planned at a public auction if no owner comes forward by Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shc
Robinson Named Secretary Pro Tem of SW Washington Development Assn
Arbert Robinson, secretary of the Centralia Commercial Club, has been appointed secretary pro tem of the Southwest Washington Development Association. He will serve until a permanent secretary is elected at the midsummer meeting. H. S. Mulder will continue as assistant treasurer until the June meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbert Robinson
Centralia Commercial Club
Southwest Washington Development Association
Office Development Association
H. S. Mulder
Development Association
Rogers Not After Turnow In False Alarms
Reported to Roger not pursuing Turnow are unfounded rumors about John Rogers. He has not disappeared, merely took a trip to Red Bluff, California. Mrs. Alice Brown of 616 Wing Street saw him board the train from the Central Station after a brief conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rogers
Nny
Calfornia
Alice Brown
Wing Street
Cestra- Jia
Calilarsia
County Bonds Accepted By Seattle Bank For 290000
The Dexter Horton Bank of Seattle wired County Treasurer Arnold that they would accept 290000 of the 300000 bond issue recently authorized by the county commissioners, with the rejected 310000 for retrials being over the legal indebtedness limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Horton Bank of
Seattle
Arnold
Keir and Macomber Visit Centralia for Block Improvement Plan
Commissioner W B Keir and City Engineer Macomber traveled west to Centralia this afternoon to lay out and prepare a cost estimate for improving four blocks of the business district. They report Centralia authorities have trouble securing an engineer, and the pair hope to secure the contract for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Keir
Macomber
Centralia
Messrs. Keir
Sky
Washington Wanted Library Built In Park
Tilley, familiar with George Washington, recalls a talk with the late leader about building a city library on the park site. Washington reportedly hoped a library would serve the city’s youth and even spoke of funding its construction personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hlh. Tilley
George Washington
Washingoon
Washlington
Post Office Move Held Up by Furniture Delay
The new post office building on Main Shvert, erected by Charles Gilchrist and Frank Miller, is delayed due to shipping holdups of furniture and fixtures. Fixtures ordered from an Tinoig firm will not ship for days, but are expected by May 1, and the post office will move into the new quarters immediately after arrival and installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Shvert
Charles Gilchrist
Frank Miller
Tinoig
Intel
Lancaster Internally Injured in Deli Cavern Incident
An examination of Jesse Lancaster, a laborer injured yesterday at a Magnolia Street deli cavern near railroad tracks found internal injuries. Doctors say an operation won’t be necessary and that the patient’s condition is serious but improving, with recovery hoped at SouWest Rising? Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Lancaster
Magnolia Street
Lands Wanted for Sale and Improvements Delayed
Hundreds call to sellers under Southwest Washington Development Resolution seeking logged off, partially improved lands. People asked to provide legal description, location, improvements, etc. Write with full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agony
Southwest
Washington
de- Vyelopnomi
Resovlution
Janda
Legal Descripien
Girteg
Lerma
Improvementa
Addroys
Chehalis Boy Appointed to Annapolis
Martin Deggeller son of Ed Deggeller a well known Chehalis resident and former Lewis County sheriff has received an appointment to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis He will report at Tacoma for examination on April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Deggeller
Ed Deggeller
Chehalis
Lewis County
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Deggeller
Tacoma
Chehalis Schools Stage Jack and the Bean Stalk Benefit
Chehalis grade school pupils perform a musical comedy at the high school auditorium tonight to raise funds for phonographs for school Swillings. Advance ticket sales promise a neat amount for the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis
Centralia Girl Marries in Auburn Home
News reports the marriage of W. Z. Tinard and Miss Mabel Serlin at the bride’s sister Mrs West’s Aubur n home. After May 4 they will reside at 2144 Tacoma Avenue South in Tacoma, with friends surprised by the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Z. Tinard Gull
Mabel Serlin
Mrs. West
Auburt
Tacoma Avenue South
Tacoma
Pui Yhoroughbred BRhade island Tio oxies
One Week north of Ragtern i. Re Lhe Co depot Ajideat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brhade
Ragtern i
Re Lhe Co
Depot
Ajideat
Aberdeen Deputized Strike Brothers Club And Jail Nursing Mother
Aberdeen Wash April 10 Women were beaten in the office today and one woman nursing a three months old was struck by police while deputies Wilson and Dougan allegedly led the assault at the mills. Report cites heavy clubbing with little provocation and claims imported deputies used force on several workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Aberdven
Wash
Wilson
Dougvan
Foreigner Adjudged To Be Sued In Local Court
Mike Gudyka, a foreigner from McCormick, terrorized residents by a four night spree. A sanity commission led by Court Commissioner W A Westover found him slightly off but not deserving commitment to Steilacoom. The commission included Gra B Kennicott and J T Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Gudyka
McCormick
W. A. Westover
Cheha- He
Gra
G. B. Kennicott
J. T. Coleman
City Engineer Office Enlarged for Expanded Work
Owing to increased outside projects, the engineers office at City Hall is being enlarged. One recent contract involves staking out and estimating the cost of paving two blocks of the business section of Tening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Marcomber
Bing
Local Mail Service Improved by Post Office
The post office announces service improvements for incoming and outgoing mail. Mail from Tacoma arriving on southbound train No 912 at 7:10 p m will be distributed the same day. Northbound mail from train No 234 arriving at 7:00 p m will also be handled. Outgoing night mails now depart at 7:80 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Sable
County to Pave Salzer Valley Road Plans Drawn
The county commissions will spend six to seven thousand dollars on Salzer Valley road work. County Engineer John Ward drafts plans and specifications. The project will straighten the road, create a permanent grade, and lay a macadam surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Salzer Valley
John Ward
Voters Slow to Register Across City Wards
Registration tolls show 1144 by mid week with close date set for April 26. City wards totals include First 199 Second 110 Third 176 Fourth 269 Fifth 199 and Sixth 268 as efforts continue to reach 2000 registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheely Tan Wa Peer
Wardy
Firth
Senator Jones Attacks Roosevelt in Senate Speech
Washington senator Jones condemned Roosevelt in a biting Senate speech, calling the political scene a saturnalia of upheaval. He accused Roosevelt of favoring a biased, popular ruling and likened his approach to Pilate, urging judicial independence and criticizing proposed attacks on reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goalfedl Press
Washington, D.C
Senator Jones
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Richmond
Haytug
Hs World
Moosevelt
Jones
T ‘Lorimner
Lorimer
Pilate
Revival Commission to arbitrate strike
United Press reports that the Anthracite Coal Strike Commission of 1992 will reconvene this afternoon to quell the unrest. Four operators and four miners will be appointed to the commission which will be named by the agency.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Tate Chia
Agen
Explosion injures worker at Powder Works North Wicket
An explosion damaged the powder works at North Wicket today with Superintendent Wilson badly wounded and the Mant. no others reported injured though firefighting was prolonged. The incident was considered miraculous given the extent of damage and the regular fore was worn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanaimo
North Wicket
Wilson
Wat Mog Tfang Appointed as United States Minister
Yuan Shi Kal appoints Wat Mog Tfang ng Chibeau as minister to the United States. The nominee is considered for foreign affairs and is praised for knowledge of America, with the government deeming him valuable in U.S. diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sianghat
AWD
Yuan Shi Kal
Wat Mog Tfang Ng Chibeau Winister
United States
Wiutiater
Wat Yuan
Wimmers
United State
Annual Health Conference Provides Insights for City Officers
Dr. David Livingstone, city health officer, returned from the annual health conference held in Sentile. Practically every city health officer attended to discuss sanitation hygiene and waste disposal. Livingstone said the session was instructive and he gained pointers to assist in addressing future health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Livingstone
Sentile
Bayige
Livingstone
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