Realty Case Sees Judge Rule for Hostetter in Real Estate Dispute
Justice P. C. Beaufort issued a decision in Chehalis hearing involving Harvey Hostetter Ramiel Givens and Thomas Spitzner against Harrison and Papin real estate firm. Three young men contracted for labor paid partly in cash and partly in land. two were underage, contract voided, suit filed for $90. Judge Beaufort finds Hostetter entitled to $9 and costs, others’ claims rejected, with appeals planned to the Superior Court of Lewis County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Beaufort
Alt
Harvey Hostelter
Ramiel Givens
Thomas Spitzner Verais
Harrison & Pepin
Hfe
Chehalie
Hostetter
Harrison & Papin
Heaufort
Bishop
Gus Thacker
Suepker Court
Lewis County
Nishoy
Hostetler
Thacker
Bride Runs Afoul of Plan as April婚 Arrives in Lewis County
Bert Kiheball of Centaria applied for a marriage license with Miss Gree ne from Centaria. They forgot to bring the intended bride. They returned to the auditor's office with the bride and obtained a license. The ceremony then took place at noon before Justice PC Beaufort, witnessed by Mrs Laura V. Montfort and J White. The couple then returned to Centralia to tell friends of the change in plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Kiheball
Centeatia
Uride
Osx Greene
Cantratia
Ofice
Toonseerk
State College Plans Farmers Institute for April
April 11 notice states Pullman State College will hold a Farmers Institute in Pox ledo on April 22. Features include fruit growing, stock-raising, and dairy topics. Program lists speakers W Sparks, Ro W Thatcher, RL WL Thatcher presenting on fruit problems, farm salt fertility, land clearing, and related subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman State College
QO Company Burns Stump Test Near Chekalin
QO Company experiments in stump burning near Chekalin arrange work with Citizens Club to burn stumps and pits for testing. The project aims to evaluate stump and land use outcomes, with plans to offer a large tract for sale once results justify the acres involved. The test mill and operators draw interest as the locality’s notable inquiry into pioneering forestry methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mio
Doty Dumber & Shite Company
Lewly
Citizens Club of
Chekalin
Puyalluy Experimentatation
Fo Insirnes
Chehalis High School Base Ball Beats Aberdeen 7 to 2
Chehalis High School defeated Aberdeen 7 to 2 before about 600 fans as Goff and Johnston pitched well and Gott hit a three-base drive driving in two. Chehalis led 3 0 in the third and added runs to hold the lead, with plans for a rematch later in the season.
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Chehalis High School
Aberdeen
Goff
Johnston
Chehals
Togals
Gott
Chebalis
Southwestern
Washington
Wood SB
Shaw LF
Zelagh
Johnson
Blackman
Jherdeen
Chenatis
Mama Calf Has a Calf in April Record
A Toledo Messenger note reports a heifer born near Cowl Prairie that gave birth to a calf before reaching one year old, a remarkable maternal record for M. Foley. The paper invites readers with similar notices, noting the unusual timing ahead of April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Oyster Day
Terry
Jesson
Poahe
Toledo Messenger
M. Folex
Hotel Drum Damples Stir Public Complaint
A confusing report describes a hotel drum sample incident in Centralia involving Hughes and a Portlatd grocery company. Workers claim the first drummer left Palace hotel with samples and payroll items, while a new drummer allegedly moved samples through Centralia territory. Police are investigating after a complaint from Keen House staff, and Mr Hughes faces concern over the samples and Personal effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Bow
Hidlen Grocery Conpaty
Portlatd
Didkwaites
Centralia
Diepte Mocessop
Owel
Palace Hotel
Hotol
Iis
Pati
Lushes Facot
Verson
Tia
Uibs
National Gymnastics Championship Trials in New York
The national championships will feature top gymnasts from Amtenr Athlete Union contending at the West Side YM in New York. Competitors will perform on rings, parallel bars, bars and other events, including horizontal bar and pommel horse.
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Cunmod Press
Tensed Wire Nisw York
Apell
Vaeetiyninagis of & Sete of
Citisa
Ammtenr
Viaimpionships
West Side
CAL Uda Exontig
Tes
Rhuga
Normantal Bara
Lig Horns
Parallel Bags
Lin Hing
Didi Elab
Rane Elhobi
Rand
Ethane Phonship
Mill Association Buys Centralia General Hospital
The Employes Hospital Association, formed by lumber interests including McCormick Lumber and Doty Lumber, completed the $25,000 purchase of Centralia General Hospital from Dr. J H Damon. The deal includes ten acres on Seminary Hill and aims to provide guaranteed medical care to mill workers and their families with a salaried physician in charge and 24 hour hospital service, while local doctors handle emergencies only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Employes Hospital Association
Thia
Centralia General Hospital
J. H. Damon
Seminary Hill
Washington
McCormick Lumber Company
McCormick
Wash Doty Lumber & Shingle Company
Doty
Hastern Bath & Lumber Company
Censtralia
Salter Valley Lumber Company
Centralia
H.W. Martin Lun Be Company
Harm &Brown Lumber Company
Lincoln Creek Lumber Company
Theospital
Centralia Lumber Firms Form Hospital Association
Centralia area lumber companies form a hospital association led by T. H. McLafferty of Blumauer Lumber. About 2,200 workers in the industry will pay $1 monthly, creating a $2,500 monthly income to fund a modern hospital set to open May 1. Ambulance service will be included and outside physicians may use the facility for a hospital fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Mutual Lumber Company
Haeoda
Hiamauer Lumber Company
Tenino
Mentzer Brothers
Limber Company
A. P. Carry Lumber Company
Mclntosh
Lindstromi Lindforth Lumber Company
Rainier
Johnson Creek Lumber
Nepanv
Chellis River
Littell
Raxte Mill Company
T. H. McLa
Newsociation
Ceautrolis
Americans May Invade Mexico
A chaotic dispatch reports U S forces prepared to cross into Mexico amid rising border tensions. The wires say troops may advance to stop aggressions, with officials warning Mexico to keep order or face an American response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayo
de Vapiter
Guaon
Baseball Committee Secures Funds and Promises in Chehalis
Simon Kain a ph outfielder with prior Tacoma ties has been released to 2B and will join Chehalis under manager Miller as Salt Lake’s Blankenship confirms. Centralia promoters push to field a team with over $500 already raised for uniforms and incidentals as Haymond and South Bend prepare for a league restart.
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Simon Kain
EB. Miller
Chehaliz
Blankenship
Salt Lake
Kain
Tacoma
Miller
Chehalig
Centralia
Haymond
South Bend
Chehalis
League
F. N. Irwin
Teachner
E. G. Albrecht
M. J. Vaughan
Twin City Light & Traction Company
Surves Beat by Regulars in City Bowling Match
An April 1 bowling clash at Centria alleys saw the Chehalis second team defeat the Regulars in a dramatic upset. Roberts led the Regulars with 222 in three games and a strong 450+ series, while Higgood and the younger players boosted the Regulars’ performance despite the loss.
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Centratia
Ity
Chelils
Chehalis
Roberts
Hig
Pin Knights
Roberts Isai
Akedty
Ferris
Miles
Jewell
Nanders
Lettwleh
Lottwign
McPharland
Vy Heer
Indenpendence Navy Vessel To Undergo Board of Survey
The Navy Department names a board of survey to decide the fate of the U S Independence built in 1814 and long used as a receiving ship at Mare Island Cal It may be broken up for junk Commodore Bainbridge and Commodore Charles Stewart once sailed her and she bears historic ties to the Barbary states the Horn and Pacific squadrons.
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United Preas
Washington
United States Navy
Navy Department
Board of Survey
Horn
Mare Island Navy Yard
Cal
Bainbridge
Barbary States
Charles Stewart
Tronsides
Josiah Tatneil
Black Eye Spurs New Army Staff Ride Plan
Washington April 15 Maj Gen Wood head of the United States army orders his staff to prepare for a long ride with him after a black eye marred the conduct of a young officer Major Hagood the staff expert on legislation secured a horse and learned to ride his mount slipped in Rock Creek Park causing the accident. The incident sparked a push to prove staff horsemanship worthy of the General Staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Wood
United States Armly
Iis
Johnson Hagood
Coust
Hageed
Rock Creek Park
Hagood
Aging Tanner Breaks Leg After Fall at Market Nets
Robert Edwards, an elderly tanner, suffered a broken leg last night when he stepped aside at the Mark nets and fell forward. The incident resulted in a snapped leg described in the report.
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Robert Edwards
Fis
Morpheus Plays Frreaks With Ei In Odd Text
Fragmentary OCR text describes unusual phrases and garbled names. It mentions Morpheus and references to a sleeper, Prant March, and Arleceteris with church, thieves, and a Wednesday event. The passage is jumbled with no clear event or outcome.
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Shieg
Beng
Fragmentary OCR Note on Royal Lineage and Dates
Fragmented text references Princh Laqeord and Amerion with scattered dates and places. Mentions Neil Wisty, Meh leapt, Yokel diy and Vaieetiyy. Also mentions late Princes Henry of Ka, daughter of Queen Queseay. No coherent events or dates emerge from the garbled source.
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Lassen
Neil Wisty
Aly Ie
Toosell
Cansadip
Henry of Kabers
Quseay
Queey
Spain
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Gage
Bride
State College
QO Company
Mero
Mill Association
Centralia General Hostal
DR. 3. H. Damon
TOR
Wossession
Entralia General Hospital
Mexico
United States
Bloskade International
Vigo
Westor
United. Press
Minhero
Kendiate
Pasa Chamber of Commerce
Alhough
Eyann
Anton
Deynaglas Wastengtan
Douglas Frank
Asusvleaus
Tavade
Washington CO
Hag Peon
Aquaagol
Dowgins
Surves
New York
Ayaston
We Balrmont
Puckey McBarland
Jem Iny Alopphy
Black Eye
Morpheus
Freaks
Princh Laqeord
Amerion
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