Centralia School Spirit Drives Strong Education Push
Centralia public schools are praised for educational efficiency and high student achievement. The article highlights dedicated teachers, selective hiring, strong attendance, and rivalrous student life, noting the district’s debt reduction and new facilities amid plans for irrigation developments nearby.
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Logan incorporates modern school spirit and rural strengths
The district lauds its modern Logan building and strong school spirit as central to student development. It notes Edison and Lincoln facilities with planned spring playground upgrades, praises Oak View Mountain View and rural schools for high instruction, and credits developers and directors for public education efficiency and local fruit farming prospects near Tacoma.
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Prairie Land Delivers Dissent on Private Car Demurrage
In Washington DC December 13 the Interstate Commerce Commission held railroads may levy demurrage charges on private cars if loaded cars remain on company tracks. The decision stemmed from a case brought by Proctor and Gamble of Cincinnati against the Hamilton and Dayton Railroad alleging charges for not unloading private cars.
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Irrigated land prospect mapped near Cluteau4 and Tacoma
The state bureau of statistics publishes a booklet on irrigated prairies near Cluteau4 and south of Tacoma. The Gravel prairie from Tacoma to Centralia shows land suited to irrigation with vast tracts open and others lightly wooded. Deputy Commissioner George M. Atley notes the potential for irrigation to surpass current timber and cereal outputs.
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County Auditor Report Highlights Lewla County Finances
The Lewla County report to the state bureau of inspecting shows road and bridge funds on hand at 3 937.06 with warrants outstanding 193 764. A four mile tax for road purposes on property valued at 18 060 raised 74 021. An attestation based on county auditors’ reports was prepared for submission to the next assembly.
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