SEN LI SETTLERS MEETING AT ROCHESTER ON AUGUST 24
The pension of old settlers to be held at Rochester on August 24 is a call for every public spirited resident of Cen Rewlia and vicinity. The event aims to strengthen community ties and foster development in Centralia and southwest Washington with a gathering of farmers and locals under a regional program organized by the Centralia Commercial Club and Rochester Commercial Club.
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Rochester
Cen- Rewlia
Cen- Mralia
We Union
Tidis
Manchester
Washington
Centralia
Gentralfia Commercial Club
Rochester Commerciial
Ageasion
Notable Rochester Club Address For Next Year
L L Hunter, president of the Rochester Commercial Club, will deliver the welcome address at the upcoming event with Rev H W Thompson, Centria’s mayor, delivering the response. The speaker’s topic is From the Pioneer Days Up to the Present Time. efforts are under way to invite Senator Paulhamus to attend, highlighting his role in promoting the Puyallup valley and Southwest Washington as berry and fruit centers of the Pacific Coast.
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L. L. Hunter
iRochester Comptercial Club
Rochester
H. W. Thompson
Centralia
Paulhamus
Puyallup Valley
Washington
Pacific Coast
Taft Predicted to Carry 34 States by Hilles
A Republican national campaign committee statement by Chairman Hilles claims Taft would win 34 states with 384 electoral votes and Roosevelt would win none, a forecast that sparks public disgust and questions whether Hilles is honest or competent in political predictions.
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Hilles
Republican National Campaign Committee
Taft
Epen
Jane jBlates
Lual Roosevelt
United States
Chicago
Tung
Perhapis
Ilies
Centralia Cannery Subscriptions Urged to Cancel Debt
Centralia Fruit Growers Association urges every Centralian with means to sign on to a subscription drive totaling 24200 to settle the local cannery debt of 2209 and leave a 1000 surplus for operations when the century opens next year. The plan aims to remove private mortgage control and restore communal ownership.
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Centrala Fruit Growers’ Association
Siams
Centeste Frolt Grawern Association
Vdireedon
Guatralia
Fruit Cannery Impacts Local Berry Trade Harvest
At the Commercial Club luncheon County Commissioner E. Texphner noted many farmers on Alder Prairie set out plants this year expected to yield in 1913, nearly doubling 1912. Strawberries brought low prices, as Saturday shipments were not market ready, forcing sales to the cannery in Olympia, which depresses prices. Centralia Fruit Growers oppose private cannery ownership, while supporters foresee profit and rapid repayment once reopened.
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Mit
Commercial Club
E. Texphner
Fruit Growers Association
Qiyalpia
Centralia Fruit Growers Association
Herbert Robinson
B. H. Mulder
Centralia Fruit Growers' Association
Puget Souna
Proposed Army Post Near Centralia Sees Local Benefit
Government experts survey land between Centralia and Grays Harbor for a potential army post at Gate City. If built, three quarters of the monthly payroll would be spent in Centralia, estimated at about seven thousand five hundred dollars. The plan envisions a coast defense base and supply hub amid ongoing war maneuvers, with broader regional strategic implications for Grays Harbor and Vancouver barracks.
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Centralia
War Department
Grays Harbor
Gate City
Poget Sound
Uncle Sam
Grays’ Harbor
Aberdeen
Tacoma
Seattle
Vancouver
Pragresalve Candidate Selection Shown By Party Voters
The party voters endorse a complete slate for the state election in November with confidence in victory. Despite internal differences, party members push forward with unified plans and await the state convention call. The state committee faces pressure over the convention trigger.
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Flint Ib
Pate
Novenbyr
Progressive party gains as leaders desert old machine
The piece portrays thousands voting for Progressives as leaders leave the machine party. It promises genuine leaders at state and national levels with candidates for governor Paulhamus Lawrence Cus and Hodge and congressmen Warburton Falconer Bryan Biggar Landon Joub Molin Goodwin Durham. It urges all voters to join primaries and conventions.
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Old Machine
Progressives
Paulhamus
Lawrence
Cus
Hodge
Warburton
Falconer
Bryan
Biggar
Landon
Joub
Molin
Goodwin
Durham
Party of the People
Progressive Party
Alleged Horse-Tie Thief Sought After Stolen Team
The Chehalis sheriff seeks a man who sold a team of horses and a wagon to W. C. Ridson claiming the outfit was his. The team was reported stolen from Guyn near Seattle, who recovered his property yesterday. The suspect fled and is believed headed toward the county's eastern end.
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Qhehalis
W. C. Ridson
Guyn
Seattle
Chehalis
Onwter's Narrow Escape at Eastern Mill
A man named Quick, employed at the Eastern mill, had a narrow escape yesterday afternoon when a two by four flew back from a log, striking him and knocking him senseless. He was removed to his home and is not believed to suffer serious effects from the accident.
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Quick
Tle
Larceny Charge Filed in Superior Court
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Bishop filed information in superior court charging George Warscell with grand larceny. Warscell was arrested in the city and bound over to the higher court by Judge Hoss under a 1,000 bond for alleged theft of a bale of writes from the Washington warehouse.
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Bishop
George Warscell
Farseell
Hoss
Washington
CHERALIS 17 WINLOCK CHERALIS 17 WINLOCK
Chenalis won the final game of the season on Miller Field Sunday by a score of 17 to Vrink Areber. Murray and Davis were the only leaguers on the Che lulis team, the balance being made up of local talent.
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Chenalis
Winlock
Miller Field
Vrink Areber
Murray
Davis
Chelulis
Preparations for New School Year in Centralia Area
Preparations are nearly complete for the opening of the city schools on Tuesday morning September 3rd. Buildings are being repaired and renovated lates assembly room at the Hudson is divided into two rooms. Eighth grades to be taught in the high school to bridge gap with offers in music and domestic science. Boundary lines set for Oak View Logan Edison Lingcoln Momatata View Washington Lincoln Edison pupils and seventh graders assigned to nearby schools with eighth graders integrated into high school. Agency bike advertising halted until land available. large tracts sought, Canada and Oregon offering land to attract settlers, with Oregon led by Louis W. Hill and Great Northern Railway.
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Hdlson
Dark View
Oak View
Erst Uine
Centralia
Oak View School
Logan
Main Street
Edison
Lingcoln
Chehalis
Momatata View
Washington
Lincoln
Washington School
Wislington
Bike
Canada
Oregon
Louis W. Ifill
Great Northern Railway
Tns
Disband the Southwest Washington Settlers Agency Now
The opinion from Chehalis urges ceasing the agency and its allied body if land offerings fail to attract colonists for the Panagenagal era. It warns Oregon Canada or the South could gain from canal travel, while Kelso and South Bend discuss diversions and development prospects amid unsettled land policy.
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Southwest Washington
Oregon
Canada
TG. R. Merlveau
Chehalis
Sterelurs
Southwest Washington Settlers’Agency
Southwest Washington Development Association
Kelso
South Bend
Nasenim Dsaetheries
Panier
South Hand
Faery
Cyne Lee
Sale of state lands in Lewis County Washington
Notice of sale for Application No 8441 lists a public auction on September 7 1912 in Cheballs Washington. Lands in section 11 township 1 north range 1 west W M totaling about 6 acres with improvements valued at 1171 dollars and land appraised at 3298 dollars. Terms require at least one tenth of purchase price paid at sale and annual payments thereafter with interest, subject to reservations and laws in force.
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Cheballs
Lewis
State of Washington
Board of State Land Commissioners
Board of Washington
W. M
Pidlis
Anita
Disputed Names Hint at Missing Details in Report
A fragment suggests disagreement with certain historians over omissions of names Selwatng Miease and Klesing while noting a sense of connection with Boma papa. The unreadable text limits clear attribution and context.
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Boma
Unclear Text Hinting At AWA Incident Or Name
Fragmentary OCR lines reference an Alay fanane waver and a Mh of a AWA figure, with a popular ilol mention. Details are unreadable. no clear event, person, or organizations are verifiable from the fragment.
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SEN LI Settlers’ Meeting
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