City Frustrations Rise Over Wewankum River Pipeline Report
City Engineer Atterbury presents a plan for a 14 mile wood stave pipeline from the Wewankum River to Centralia with a potential 3.12 million gallons per day capacity, estimating total costs near 142000, excluding structures and right of way, while council debates water rights, financing, and possible alternative sources and routes.
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C. D. Atterbury
Wewankum River
Centralia
He Han
Ttalia
Wash
Jos
Lave
An Ang Ogun Corporation
Township Tiworth Range
Jon
Chehalis
Chehauate
Centrulin
Cheballs
Worthlegd Checks Croke in Centralia
Gel 25, not t1 iS belivedat another bad check artbit is actively engaged In relieving various local merchants of Yeetr surplus cash. Several cases have been reported where checks were presented after a lile mer chandise had been purchased, and consider ama change now received, 'yap of the checks were on the Coff mman Doddson bank in Chehatts, but a telephone call to that institution directed to ihform acentaal po finds were depaatted there under the nant Finned (8 the checks, The orn peor Henace making an investigalon.
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Coffmman Doddson Bank
Chehatts
Ihform Acentaal Po
Orn Peor Henace
Young Fisherman Netted A 32 Pound Salmon
Herrid Machen, sixteen, aided in landing a 32 pound prize salmon from the Chehalls river. The catch marks a standout moment in the season as the fish remains active and the sport gains attention.
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Herrid Machen
Chehalls
Keir Recoveres Pocket Book After Theft
Late morning near the Rose Theater Langdon located a purse stolen from the apartments of W. 43 Keir. The purse contained papers valued by Mr. Keir and money, which was apparently taken and discarded after the theft.
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Rose Theater
Keir
Mrs C G Gates Married to Young Millionaire Photographer
The wedding of Mrs C G Gates, wife of the prominent young millionaire photographer, drew attention as society circles noted the union. Guests, attire, and the couple’s plans for a private reception highlighted the event.
Business Men Plan Civic League For Chehalis
Progressive business leaders in Chehalis indicate a civic league may form soon. They view the group as a means to promote cleaner, healthier city conditions and to support municipal efforts by offering practical recommendations and backing public projects.
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Chehalis
Pec Cut Council
Bids for New Postoffice in Centralia Collected
Postmaster R. H. Varclay collected seven bids Saturday for a new building for the post office. The bids will be opened by the Post Office Department in Washington, with the sale of a building to house the new post office.
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Postoffica
R. H. Varclay
Centralia
Postoftice
Postumige Department
Washington
Grange Meeting At Oakview November 4
The Lewis County Pomona Grange holds a meeting at the Grange Hall in Quakview two miles north of Centralia on November 8 and 4. Representatives from the Grange store in Seattle will be present to discuss digital interest for all Grangers.
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Lewis County
Pomona Grange
Quakview
Centralia
Seattle
Appointment Given To Dr David Thringstong In City
The state insurance commission named Dr David Thringstong to a role under the employes compensation act. The appointment covers reporting on accidents to persons within the city and aligns with duties under the act.
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Orl
Minstrial Insurance Commission
Paris
David Thringstong
News-Examiner denounces salary claims in city government debate
The News-Examiner argues against higher salaries for city officials under a commission form, stating official pay would total 2600 yearly but cites law setting mayor at 1200 and two commissioners at 1000 each. It warns proposed increases may violate term limits and public will, praising scrutiny of the issue.
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News-Examiner
Daily Chronicle
Centralia
The
Board of Eouuty Commissioners
Lewis County
Commission
Strife Over City Council Chair Continues in Chehan City
A council split surfaced as Councilman Deickian refuses to yield his chair while West and Callison insist his retention will render city business illegal and lead to complications. Legal opinions on City Attorney Studebaker's ruling are divided. If unresolved by next Monday, pay for officials may be delayed until December.
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Chehans
Deickian
West
Callison
Delekman
Om Council
Ilegal
Aged man dies after brief illness at Market Street
Silas Wright, aged, died yesterday afternoon at his home on Market Street after an illness of a few hours. He collapsed earlier in the day and was brought home where he expired. Funeral arrangements will be made later.
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Silas Wright
Market Street
Olympia Eibon
Property owners oppose 38 foot street wideness protest
A group of Pacific Avenue property owners protested proposed street work at a Monday meeting, arguing the project should be a 40 foot wide attract. Officials adjourned before action could be taken, and owners signaled plans to petition the council at the next meeting.
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Prewitt
Aly
Connell
City approves urgent hose purchases for fire department
The city council debated a quick hose purchase with Fire Chief Miller urging immediate action. City Attorney Beal warned of formal bidding if the amount reaches a threshold. A motion to grant full power to the fire and water committee passed.
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Tire
Blowart
Tre Department
Uerrigr
New City Commission
Stewart
Miller
No Protest Against Overseer Appointments in Bowery District
In Ont 25 the protest against the overseer appointments in Bowery district Nos 19 was absent. The recently completed roll in the southern part of the city showed no temperance demonstration and the names were approved by the city council.
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City Engineer
Calerogts
Weyerheausers
Tost
Alan
Remmping
J. &. Case
Lease
Ignhoe
Ife
Guerrier
Myer Guerrier
Water Ecompany
Schuyler Davis
Davis
Watson
Noon
Belivedat
Vinginia
Pocket Book
Langdon
Papers
Wong
C. G. Gates
American Presa Association
Planning Civic League
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Oakvien
Livingstone
the News-Examiner
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Holgouts
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