Progressive Evangelist Explains Import of Progressive Party
Chicago Sept 3 Benjamin Yay Mills Evangelist writes to newspapers defending the Progressive party. He lists reasons from democracy to economic justice to land ownership and antiwar arbitration. Mills praises Governor Johnson and notes his belief in the man’s principles. Miss Nellie H Myers to marry Lynn I Brannan at Monrovia ceremony officiated by Rev RK Rold.
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Chicago
Benjamin Yay Millé
Progressive Party
America
Johnson
California
Lta
Lt #8
Thie
Benjamin Pay Mills
Nellie H. Myers
J. Myers
The
Frog
Generalia
Monrovia
Cal
Lynn I. Brannan
Auburn
RK. J. Rold
Local Marriage Licenses Issued by Lewis County Auditor
The Lewis county auditor J F Canon Tonino and Molving Ingalls Cantralia L Brannan Auburn Neilie B Myora Maonrovia Cal Robert G Smith Mavel L Duconnum Tacoma Thomas B Terhune Mattia Wileya Chehalis issued marriage licenses to the listed couples.
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Lewis County
J. F. Canon
Tonino
Molving Ingalls
Cantralia
L. Brannan
Auburn
Neilie B. Myora
Maonrovia
Cal
Robert G. Smith
Mavel L. Duconnum
Tacoma
Thomas B. Terhune
Mattia Wileya
Chehalis
Ainy Season Disastrous for Lewis County Farmers
The current season brings continued rains hitting Lewis County farmers hard. Hay and grain suffered damage with prospects for a heavy harvest fading. Threshing proceeds in intervals due to rain, while hop picking is disrupted adding to picker gloom.
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Ita
Lewis County
Lewis County fruit trees total 84000 to 94006
County figures show 84000 to 94006 fruit trees in Lewis County with 27000 sprayed and cultivated by owners. State college agricultural experts and local commercial clubs report progress toward better output across the county.
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Lewis County
E.R. Teachner
State College
Teading
Chehalis Action Targets Speeding Drivers
Chehalis city commission moves to crack down on speeding motorists. Police Judge Allen fines G. J. Hood for injuring Mrs. Judd and Ernest Reynolds for speeding, with penalties including fines and costs.
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Chehalis
G. J. Hood
W. P. Judd
Allen
Ernest Reynolds
J. W. Renolds
County road completed opens for travel in Lewis district
Albers and Allen finish a mile long concrete road from the Skookmebuck bridge toward Pords Prairie at the order of the county commissioners. Road cost just over 12000 dollars with a four and a half inch base and tarvia wearing surface planned later. Traction engines barred for ten days or two weeks to protect the surface. This first hard surface road in the first Lewis County commissioner’s district.
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Albers & Allen
Skookmebuck
Pords Prairie
Lewis County
Teachers to Attend Luncheon at Ghohalla Citlans Club
The Ghohalla Citlans' Club resumes regular weekly luncheons with ten teachers from Chohalle schools as guests tomorrow. Indices of the Christ church host the event and will serve lunch.
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Ghohalla Citlans’ Club
Ae Wau
Chohalle
South Bend mayor proposes bachelor tax in mock motion
John L Myers a 44 year old bachelor and South Bend mayor proposes a $25 tax on every bachelor resident to fund city needs and attract brides. He jokes he will be first to pay, cites city’s bachelor base of 800 and expects maidens’ marriage proposals as mail pours in.
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United Presa
South Bend
Wash
John L. Myers
Dan Cupid
Meyers
South Gend
Algers
Anayer
Myers
Gulie
Judge Faces Extortion Charge in Bellwood Case
Chicago news reports formal extortion charges against Police Magistrate W S Rowe of Bellwood at a special hearing. He allegedly conspired with two Bellwood residents to extort excessive fees from Fred H Smith of Maywood after his arrest for operating an omromoadiie without proper fights. The information alleges a corrupt plan to demand higher fees by threats of imprisonment, with the county prosecutor seeking fee system abolition.
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Chicago
W. S. Rowe
Bellwood
Joe Hagenmeister
John Mishnek
Fred H. Smith
Maywood
Rthutt
Northern Facile adjusts train times for Portland and South Head runs
The Northern Facile altered two train schedules yesterday. The Portland line now arrives at 7 10 p.m. and the South Head evening train reaches Cantralla about 15 minutes later, affecting city travel plans.
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Cantralla Yoatarday
Portland
Chehalis Banks Report Notable Deposit Decrease
Quarterly statements from three Chehalis banks show a drop in total deposits from 1,454,261.47 in June to 1,425,510.35, a decrease of 28,751.12 amid county tax payments by depositors.
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Seltem
Chehalis
Motorcycles Fined for Parking on City Sidewalks
Two motorcyclists were fined for riding on the city sidewalks. Holcome was arrested Saturday night and given six dollars and costs after arraignment before Judge Hoss. Oscar Kulien faced the same charge and was fined four dollars and costs by Judge Hoss in police court.
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Holcome
Hoss
Oscar Kulien
Reverend Ferguson Preaches to Crowd of 400 at City Park
Ex-mayor Harry Ferguson preached to about 400 listeners in the City park last night. Some attendees questioned his interpretation of the gospel and his sincerity, though no direct critique was reported.
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Ferguson
Ptemtees
Harry Ferguson
Hoquiam
Centralin Registration Numbers Jump Amid Saturday Hours
City clerk's office extended hours to boost voter registrations. Totals rose to 2,908 with 255 in the First Ward, 340 in the Second, 343 in the Third, 614 in the Fourth, 3657 in the Fifth, and 511 in the Sixth as officials expected higher totals for tomorrow.
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Mber
Centraliang to Invest in Wyoming Land Auction
Ebmer Noble departs for Lander Wyoming to attend the big land auction on September 14. He plans to bid on parcels at the Shoshone Crow and Ute reservations as part of Centraliang’s investment push. Patton will also travel to join the effort for the same purpose.
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Ebmer Noble
Lander
Wyoming
Crow
Patton
Arkansas to Democratic Surge in State Election
Democratic candidates expected to gain in the Arkansas state election as voters head to polls today amid cross party campaigning and organized support. The report notes party hopes riding on key ticket items and local races, with attention to anticipated turnout and early yields.
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Nittly Rock
Ark
Sept
Dom
Democrata
Betty Hell
Progresalvon
Petition for New Bridge Over Cowlitz River
A petition presented to Lewis county commissioners by A. W. Pines of the Chehalis Citizens Club urges speedy construction of a bridge over the Cowlitz River at Kiffe Kosmos or Nesika to connect Chehalis by road with the county's eastern end. Farmers in Randle Vance Lewis and Big Bottom suffer yearly losses due to inadequate roads for hauling produce to the railroad, with Riffe likely site for the new bridge.
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Cowlitz
Kiffe
Kosmos
Nesika
Chehalis
Lewis County
A. W. Pines
Riffe
Bowling Season Opens With Promising Scores and Specials
The bowling season begins with strong scores as the Miller alleys show good condition. Winners for Opening Week include Dr. Smith seven-up 75, Frank Farris ten pins 227, and T. Marcus five-back 64, plus opening and Sunday specials. Ladies are welcome with free bowling weekday afternoons 2 to 5, excluding weekends, to boost interest.
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Jbeard
Miller Aleys
Dr. Smith
Frank Farris
T. Marcus
B. Fouldridge
Ladie
Captain Packard to be buried in Centralia tomorrow
Capt. A. Packard, a former Centralia resident, died Friday in Medford Oregon. His body arrived in Centralia at noon and will be laid to rest at 10 o clock tomorrow in the grave. The funeral will be the only service and is held at Sticklin undertakers. He was nearly seventy four years old.
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A. Packard
Centralia
Medford
Ore
Barta
Sticklin
Packard
Old resident of generals PAOOED away
The funeral of G. Garrison, who died at his home last Thursday after an extended illness, was held Saturday afternoon. Garrison, born in Henry county in 186?, was 68 at death. He crossed the plains in 1861 and married Polly Phelps of Centralia. Survived by his wife and seven children: Harvey, Albert, Mrs Hopkins of Centralia, Mrs Laswell of Ellensburg, Joseph of Princeton, Mrs English of Olao, Wantington of Centralia, William of Princeton, and Mrs Huntington of Lewis.
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Wiliam Laswell
Eltensburg
Joseph Garrison
Princeton
B. C
Englisah
Olao
Afra
Wantington
Centralla
Wilam Garrison
C. A. Huntington
Lewis
Monkey Operated On For Appendicitis In Omaha
A monkey underwent an appendicitis operation in Omaha not long ago. The doctors did not have to make a mockery of the situation nor fail in the procedure, and the patient recovered.
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Omaha
Australian boys return after 40000 mile world tour
The Australian schoolboys reached home on May 14 after a 40000 mile journey costing about 40000 dollars, funded by their entertainments abroad. The homecoming featured emotional scenes as families welcomed the party, who toured Britain and the United States with praised conduct and talent. Leslie O'Meara, eleven, was feted by President Taft and met King George, declaring America his preferred country. A letter from Young Australia League expressed gratitude to Centralia supporters and hosts.
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Australlan School
British Columbia
Great Britaan
United States
Leslie O'Meara
Tel
Centralia
Taft
Washington
King George
America
Young Australia League
Perth
Australia
R. B. Kellogg
Firewdzl
Good Meeting at Chehalis
A large crowd gathered at Gelsler's Hall in Chehalis despite bad weather. Warburton and Covnor Tents spoke on campaign progress, drawing strong testimony and signaling a public push for reform from machine methods of the past.
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Gelsler
Chehalis
Warburton
Covnor
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Thia
Brannan-Myers
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Ute
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Captain Packard
Generals
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