Southwest Fair Plan Discussed By Association Members
The Southwest Washington Fair Association meets in the Union Loan & Trust Building to lay out a work plan for the year and decide tentative dates. Members debate August vs October scheduling to avoid conflicts with state fairs and possible improvements seen in last year’s exhibits.
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Southwest Washington Fair Association
Union Loan & Trust
Althoug
Association
F. B. Hupbard
Gente
RH. Walker
George A. Trolincon
BE. ©. Truesdell
Speed
J. G. Bailey
Cath Jumet
George Ti. Miller
Centralia
Vi. O. Stour
Toledo
H. W. A.tramm
Adna
W. J. Matchette
Ladue
BW. Lilly
Menlo
J. E. Calrier
Montesano
Charles E. Marvin
Olympia
L. Bar & Son store sold to Portland Cash Company
The L. Bar & Son store, among Centralia’s oldest mercantile houses, was sold yesterday to the Portland Cash Company by W. L. Bar, son of the late Lawrence Bar. Founded in 1841 by the late Farmers & Merchants Bank president, the store’s new owners took possession this morning.
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L. Bar & Son
Centralia
Portland Cash Company
W. L. Bar
Lawrence Bar
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Minnesota
Powder Company Reopens Chehalis Plant After Fatal Blast
Imperial Powder Company resumed operations at its Chehalis plant yesterday after a closure since November 1 3. The reopening was witnessed by press and company friends. No visitors will be allowed in the plant. A rearrangement now eliminates the need for more than three girls in one room at a time.
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Jan
Imperial Powder Company
Chehalis
Winglow crew perishes as ship sinks off Scotland
United Press Leased Wire reports fifty three crew members aboard the steam schooner Winglow bound for Liverpool perished when the vessel sank near Aberdeen Scotland yesterday. The article notes the public protests of some groups and briefly references humanitarian concerns.
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United Press
London
Winglow
Liverpool
Aberdeen
Scotland
Reformatory Riot Quelled by Gun Play at Monroe
Inmate disturbance at Washington state reformatory in Monroe ended quickly after guards fired shots through windows as tensions rose during a noon mutiny. Leader among about 40 inmates, rivalries and unfinished cellblock plans contribute to ongoing escape attempts and crowding, prompting concerns over safety and future upgrades.
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Monroe
Washington
Roe
Case Seen As Mothers In Law Conflict In Lawful Twist
A terse remark notes a domestic dispute framed as a mother in law issue. The speaker suggests the real driver is a bad husband rather than the supposed familial fault. The line captures tension in judgment and relationship dynamics.
Cardus praised by Mrs McGill in Arkansas notice
A Mrs. A McGill of Jonesboro Arkansas reports a complete health breakdown improved after taking Cardus a remedy she credits with restoring strength and ability to perform housework The message promotes Cardus as a trustworthy medicine for women and urges readers to try it with a medical advisory signature.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Tadiea
Mike
McGh1
Cardal
Cardata
NW Weiledus
Chatia
Wren Medicinate
Chananonstay
Tykent
Ang bAeringe
Trentenant
Centralia Club plans Olympia delegation and band trip
Centralia Commercial Club approves sending five delegates to the Southwest Washington Development Association meeting in Olympia on January 25 with the Eagle Band to accompany the delegation at a total cost near $100. Council and business topics include inviting the association to Centralia, promoting a poultry show, weekly luncheons, and rail fare tickets to Olympia for attendees. The program includes a governors’ banquet and a three‑day session with various sessions and speakers at the executive mansion.
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Centralia Eagle Band
Southwest Washington Development Association
Olympia
Centralia Commercial Club
Mulder
Development Association
Centralia
A. C. Greene
Northern Pacific
Mkelfhoad
Wm. Scales
Chehelis
T. B.hibbard
Commercial Clb
Hotel Centralia
Robinson
Eagle Band
B. Hubbard
Clair
Thompson
Commercial Club
B. A. Heath
F. G. ‘Tis
R.A. Heath
Thomas Crawford
M. E. Hay
Hiu
Col. C. WB. Clay
W. L. Bridgeford
P. C. Harper
Olympic Peninsula League
W. J. Patterson
Arnes
Washington
Capital Commission
M. EB. Hay
Howard Hanson
Seattle
Boilers Explode Killing Three as Crew Escape
Nine crew members from the river steamer Sarah Dixon arrived in Portland reporting three deaths after the vessel blew up in the Columbia River near Kalama Washington. Captain Fred Bitson First Mate Arthur Moniora and Fireman Silas Knowlen survived. The cause remains tied to a reported faulty boiler/rocket-like explosion with the boiler recently tested and found in good condition.
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Portland
Ore
Sarah Dixon
Hollera
Columbia River
Kalama
Wash
Phortland
Lirice
Fred Btinson
Arthur Moniora
Silas Knowlen
Ronson
Vassot
Quekly
Amalhonte
Federal Building Push in Chehalis County Seat
Jan 19 report notes strong citizen effort in Chehalis to support a bill by Rep. Stanton Warburton proposing $150,000 federal buildings for Chehalis Centralia and Aberdeen. The measure, introduced Jan 3, may pass both houses, with lobbying urged.
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Federal Building
Chehalia
Congress
Stanton Werburton
Chehalis
Gentralia
Aberdeen
House
Senate
DIL
Persinle
Warburton
Miles Poindexter
Albany
Ore
Wenatchee
Ellensburg
Public Service Commission to Set Gas Electric Water Standards
Spokane details public service hearing on January 89 where Commissioner Fassett will present proposed statewide standards for gas electric light and water services. Fassett urges population study and free copies of the standards, arguing regulations will protect consumers and benefit all involved while stressing honesty from public service corporations.
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United Press
Spokane
Jia
Charles Mr. Fassett
Pulive Airliiles i Svokape
Washington
State Publi Service Comintastan
Olimply
Comiivnluvers
Ifagsett Hug
Milek
United States
Faosotl Eaid
State Commission
Vassett
Merebank
Waldhailly
Wissett
Public Service Corpupations
Local bid awarded for high school electrical fixtures
At the school board meeting on Tuesday evening the Dings Electrical Company of Centralia was awarded the electrical fixtures contract for the new high school after opening bids. Other bidders included DeVore Central, Twin High Portland, Maltens Tanome, Gleason Seattle, with amounts listed.
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Dings Electrical Company
DeVore
Central
Twng H Igh
Portland
Maltens
Tanome
Gleason
Seattle
Dings
Centralia
No Interference Planned in Cuba Says State Department
Washington June 14. The state department said it does not intend to interfere in Cuba now after an official statement from American Minister Bonupre of Trayans regarding Cuban political activities and the Varian movement. No further developments are expected.
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Washington
1. O
Bonupre of Trayans
State Department
Cuba
Greek Man Struck By Train In Winlock
Coroner Charles Siekin investigated the death of a Greek man who was struck by a train at the Winlock area this noon. Authorities were called to the scene to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Charles Siekin
Witlock
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L. Bar
Powder Company
Sih
John Jordan
le Ee
Reformatory
Mrs. McGill
W. d. Roberts
Scott C. Bone
Edith Taylor
Emma
Salth Devoe
Qyster
Hay
Executive Mansion
United Ross
Rear Admiral Davis
Plepses
Woran
Ald
Terrages
Mindu
Bombay
Calcutta
Public Service Commission
Rtho
al Winlock
Britton G. Evans
New Jersey
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