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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1912

Page

5

Power Plant Nears Operation for Interurban Line

Centralia prepares an interurban electric connection to Beeb eater with a new power plant. Theodore Hoes leads the Centralia Light and Traction Company as machinery is installed and the plant readies to start within weeks. Construction on the Rochester line will begin in spring with rails and ties ordered and right of way secured. The plant uses steam from the Eastern Railway and Lumber Company facility and features a new dynamo identical to a Washington-Oregon unit, with another unit planned later.

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Centralia prepares for 1912 local baseball season

A mass meeting is set for Thursday night at 244 North Tower Avenue to plan this season for Ottisc Hy. Committees will solicit subscriptions and arrange for a ballstand while seeking a suitable ballpark. A noon meeting at Hotel Centralia will discuss improvements, securing grounds, and attracting players, with February 1 as a key deadline for contracts.

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Will Call For Library Bids in Two Weeks

The notice states bids for library projects will be requested in two weeks. It lists anticipated contracts and outlines submission timelines, including required documents and contact details for the bidding process.

Gold Discoveries Spark Debate Over Armored Ray Mine

A fragmentary wire service report describes a gold discovery in a western region, with mentions of a mine near a river fork and exploration from Denver to Seattle. It notes early assays and possible values, while recording miners and transportation routes, reflecting industry tensions and exploration efforts.

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The Coming of Baden-Powell Founder of the Boy Scouts

Sir Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scouts, is advancing a global movement begun in England. Ernest Thompson Seton’s Woodcraft are cited as precursors in America, with Baden-Powell touring lectures in the United States before sailing to Australia. Russia has approved the establishment of the movement in its dominions.

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Roosevelt Willing to Serve If Nominated Says Ally

Lawrence Alybert, evictor of Ore Outlook, writes former Governor Stokes that Roosevelt will accept a nomination and, if elected, will serve. The letter claims Roosevelt would reappear only if the people want him for a certain job. Taft supporters cite the Cleveland address as proof Republicans should stay confident and faithful to pledges.

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Interest Raised on City Warrants Fo Per Cernst

A fragmented report notes interest issues tied to city warrants and related authorities. The text references residents and officials, warnings on debt and fire of financial actions, with unclear attribution and multiple garbled phrases.

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County audit finds no shortages but recommends changes

An unofficial summary of a state audit of Lewis County books shows no shortages among officials. Costs total about 971.20 for auditing plus report typing. The audit suggests reducing county attorney expenses, criticizes the county commission’s bridge methods, and notes illegal gasoline payments and premiums paid on roads. County officials defend actions as common practice.

Lewis County State Accountancy Board Hwa Swofford

Washington Oregon Traction Line to Olympia Planned

A Washington-Oregon Corporation representative states preliminary surveys for a Centralia to Olympia traction line have begun. Engineers map multiple routes, with cross-section work to start soon and agent Wil Hodge to oversee yield and next steps. Field data gathering will likely take two months or more.

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Grain machinery shop forces labor strike context 10 workers

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