Good Song Paid Hunters in Bounties
The State Auditor C. W. Clausen’s report shows that under the 1999 18,000 deficiency for bounties on wild animals, 1,155 was paid to reimburse the auditor at Lewis county for bounties. It also notes that under the 1909 25,000 appropriation for bounties he received 1,508. Between Oct 1 1908 and Sept 30 1910 the state paid bills on felonies convictions in Lewis county totaling 794.60.
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State Roads in Lewis County Contracts Report
Olympia December 3 Four state and road contracts in Lewis county since 1907 are listed by Highway Commissioner Bowlby The records include grading .15 mile of the Cowlets Olympia road completed July 9038 at 759 49 and 84 of oiled macadam finished October 1903 at 3821 93 A fourth contract for 54 miles of the Winlock Cowlitz road completed October 1998 cost 1327 4 and a 74 mile oiled macadam on Vic Coxitz Olympia round finished September 1919 at 12700 093 with Barnett Construction Co The report notes excessive costs attributed to gumbo encountered during construction
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Olympia
Lewis County
H. J. Bowlby
Geading
Winlock-Cowlitz
Barnett Construction Co
Senator THlan vows not to retire from politics
Washington reports Sen. THlan, recently ill, insists he will not quit the Senate. He arrived in the Capitol to consult his committee room and plans to stay four or five days, returning next week and aiming to be back in January as the session begins.
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South Carolina
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Mem Tian
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Reyault
Deglaring Shaweu
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New Jail Opens With Bad Omen In Centralia
Yaniface Ingalls opened a new city jail described as light in staff and heavy in structure. The crowd on opening night was large and the next day slow with five to eight guests. one notable arrest involved Green of Wamla for threats. The jail features an iron gate between offices and cells, a ward for women, and a judge’s room, with no women imprisoned to date.
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Yaniface Ingalls
New City
Alex Stewart
Tured Green
Wamla
Chehells
Chef Ingalls
Centralia
Worden
State Board of Control report notes growth in state institutions
Washington’s state board of control report outlines increases in population served by criminal, insane, and feeble minded wards, with 1890 figures of 286 rising to 1640 in 1900 estimate and a per capita ratio. At Western Washington hospital costs and wages rose, while Eastern Washington hospital saw higher increases in sustenance and incidentals. Food prices climbed with beets, mutton, and flour up significantly, alongside evaporated milk and butter.
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Washington
Western Washington Hospital
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Centralia Commercial Club Holds Important Meeting
An important meeting of the Centralia Commercial Club is set for tomorrow evening at the club rooms. The election of officers for the coming year will occur, along with the appointment of a committee to nominate officers. William Bite Wells of the public department of the Union Pacific is expected to speak and add to the interest of the gathering.
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Centralia Comemreial Club
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Union Pacific
Fire damages car refuge and eye injury flare up
Reported blaze at a Tower Avenue car shed spread to a small wooden shed used as a den. Eyewitnesses note dime novels and cigarettes scattered, and a youth gathering nearby. An eye injury occurred during the incident, but medical update suggests possible recovery after lashes removal and careful monitoring.
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Oregon Population Figures And State Growth Noted
The text reports population figures for regions including Oregon and Colorado, with mentions of specific numbers such as 622 for a locality and 719,004 for a larger area. It references growth and constitutional entitlements in a now unclear context and mentions a new growth-related position or title linked to a "groenman" figure.
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Oregon
Vancouver Gears for Southwest Development League Meet
Vancouver Washington hosts the Southwest Development League session February 14 15 16 at the Grand Theatre with J E Barnes organizing. Delegates from Portland are expected and the Portland Commercial Club will host a banquet for attendees.
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Wash
Southwest Development League
Grand Theatre
J. E. Barnes
Association
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Portland
Portland Commercial Club
Western rail conductors seek 15 percent wage rise
Representatives of fifty five thousand railroad conductors and trainmen meet today with general managers of sixty western railroads. They demand an average raise of fifteen percent, totaling about five million dollars yearly. Engineers of the same roads will press for a raise next week.
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Chicago
Birth and Death Notices in Vincent County
A birth followed by a death occurred in the family of Mr and Mrs Lt Moncent of 1411 Windsor Avenue. William E Vincent aged 51 died yesterday at Gelock Tubular Querning 4 sapel near Washington Lawn Cemetery, with funeral plans pending in the local district.
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Washington Lawn
Tragic Investigations Promise Clarity in Local Death Case
A drowning death prompts a coroner inquiry as authorities seek to determine whether the case was accidental or self inflicted. Conflicting reports and incomplete details delaying a definitive ruling while remains are to be recovered for examination.
Fragmented OCR: Payment Receipts Confusion
The readable text shows instruction about handling four Dre paper items and separating two receipts by check money order or draft. It mentions a state Miicoan of begestion and Raitherta ve may be garbled.
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Begestion
Contest Promises Grand Piano and Prizes in Local Vote
Local chronicle notes a campaign push for subscriptions to win a grand prize piano and district prizes. It highlights a contest deadline in February, urging early votes and organized campaigning, with multiple district level scholarships, rings, and watches as rewards.
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