Centralia and region notes fill Oct news
Centralia reports include Ed Gabriel visiting Iowa, new daughter for Ben Sears, families moving to California and a ranch purchase on Salter. Local finance shows general warrants outstanding at 29,794.68 with redeems since January 1. School attendance near 600 and potential benefits under new state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Ed Gabriel
Iowa
Ben Sears
Pearl
Frank Egner
Santa Rosa
Calif
Cyrus Sweet
Stockton
David Brooks
Salter
Wm. Alleger
Smith Sponenberg
Lincoln Creek
Ward & Ruggles
Wm. Virges
Tacoma
Stahl
Virges
Huntley
Gilchrist
State Bank of Centralia
Fred Ingalls
Geo. J. Wolff
Peoples
Bessie Henderson
Lost Valley
Pe Ell
Governor Rogers
Montesano
M. B. Curtis
Sem
Milter
Kingsbury
North End
C.5
Post & Co
Florence Cowdrey
Rainier
Manly Barker
Local News Briefs from ToLepo District
Gossip fades as marriage rumors swirl about Maggie and Mr West of Winlock. Toledo Lodge No 83 IC O F hosts a lively oyster supper after initiatory work. Prof Geo Spencer and Sheriff Carpenter visit. Theodore Hughey returns after two years. School board approves five mill tax to bolster district finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ToLepo
West
Winlock
Koont’s
Maggie
Toledo
Winlock Echoes Newborn Girl and Local Marriages
Birth announced for a girl s born to Mr and Mrs Nick Young on Thursday. Jacob Brenneman cut his ankle badly with an ax in the Johnson camp on Monday. Henry West wed Maggie Kovere of Suede at his home on Saturday evening with Rev Furgerson officiating. Machinery for a smelter arrived Tuesday at the depot and will move to Winston Creek mines near Ferry, backed by Rev Deering of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winlock
Nick Young
Jacob Brennemane
Johnson Camp
Henry West
Maggie Kovere
Furgerson
M. E. Church
Winston Creek
Ferry
Rev. Deering
Portland
Miss Kelly Returns to Adna After Short Visit
Dryad notes Miss Kelly came back to Adna after a brief stay at her home here. Sunday school attendance has risen to forty. Pole and Wakefield delivered fifteen birds after a brief hunting spell. Mr Dennis works twelve hours daily to saw bolts before high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryad
Kelly
Adna
Pole and
Wakefield
Dennis
Real Estate Transfers in Lewis County Week Ending Oct 16 1907
Transfer listings reported by Settemaier Abstract Chehalis show multiple real estate dealings in Lewis County Washington. Notable transfers include J T Forrest to Dan Wisner for Lot 1 Block 10 Irishs Second Addition Chehalis for 400 dollars and J H Smith to Jas Lewis Lot 1 Block 4 Ward’s Addition Centralia for 100 dollars. Additional deeds cover farms and parcels in sections 9 1N 3W 13 1 7E and others with values from 20 to 320 dollars and higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis County
Washington
Settemaier Abstract and Security Co
Chehalis
Wash
J. T. Forrest
Dan Wisner
Ada
Chehalia
Joe Fay
Chas. Fay
A. M. Wright
J. H. Smith
Jas. Lewis
Centralia
U. 8
Elwood B. Parcell
Pat
Elwood Parcell
Jas. Parcell
John Dobeon
N. P. Ry
Albert Johnson
Ed Dolan
Geo. Roderick
Geo. Davies
Same
D. O.gingrich
C.O. Gingrich
Chehalis L & T Co
Barrett
J.h.smith
Jas. Colter
Ward
Cenralia
N. P. Ry. Co
John B. Kinney
Felton Excels in Painting Kalfe Mining and Paperhanging
A local notice praises H. W. Felton for skilled painting and kalfe mining and paperhanging and invites readers to contact him for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Felton
Tickets Lower Than Ever to All Eastern Points
Corruan and Kepner announce reduced fares via Northern Pacific Railway with broad coverage to eastern cities. City agent promotes unusually low prices for travel, highlighting affordability and wide reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Ry
Corruan & Kepner
City
Corriax and Kerser at the 1990 State Par
Corriax and Kerser headline a key event at the 1990 state meet. Details read across local coverage of the competition and notable performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corriax & Kerser
Populist critique of fusion and party reform
The Pomeroy Independent denounces fusion with Democrats and Republicans, blaming pot house politicians and grafters for compromising reform. It calls for purging disruptors, rejects deals to place office seekers, and condemns candidates tied to the governor and Col. Lewis as unelectable windbags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Party
Col. Lewis
Senate
Pomeroy Independent
Reign of Terror at Washington State Institutions
The Olympia Standard denounces the nine month rule of the state administration as destructive and chaotic. It cites ruined Cheney Normal School and Whatcom Academy, demoralized Walla Walla penitentiary, Pullman Agricultural College discord, Medical Lake hospital conditions, and turmoil at the state university, portraying a widespread collapse of governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney Normal School
Whatcom
Walla Walla
Agricultural College
Pullman
Medical’ Lake
State University
Washington
Commonwealth
Olympia
Fusion
University governance and regent orthodoxy criticized
An Olympia editorial denounces the University of Washington muddle caused by a regent who insists on religious orthodoxy for the university presidency. It argues that capable, secular-minded board members are needed to improve higher education in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
University of Washington
State of
Washington
State board of control faces muddled university shakeup
The People’s Advocate of Colfax criticizes the state board of control as creating chaos in the state university, agricultural college regency, and Medical Lake asylum while denying favoritism in appointments. The tone is sharp and partisan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Agricultural College Regency
Medical Lake Asylum
New State Board of Control
Colfax
Patronise Home Merchants to Save Money at Home
The note urges patrons to buy locally to support taxes and services. It advises comparing local prices before ordering from away suppliers and paying cash to keep money circulating locally. It claims buying at home often saves money and supports the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Hartuax & Narnan
Big Dept
Market St
Prosperity Beasts Religion. Presiding Elder Selliger reports salary rise
Presiding Elder Selliger reports the Paget sound conference district of the M E church paid preachers 4300 more in salaries in the last conference year than the year before. Most of the increase occurred in the final three months, noted as evidence of improved finances. The revenue law cannot account for the gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selliger
Paget Sound
M. E. Church
Olympian
Local government actions list road funds and tax levies
The document records road fund bills and payments to inspectors and workers, tax cancellations for 1888, and tax acceptances for 1891 to 1893. It notes postponed and corrected road reports, hearings on Math Kobe and J.W Blankenship roads, and county road viewings. It also lists levies for 1897, and assorted bills from the roads and bridge fund and general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hamilton
C Crosby
H Shields
J D Flint
C Gillespie
J H Damon
J Martin
J‘ Shorer
Diet
W Panzico
Saunders
Maynard
Everett & Co
J Saunders
B F Brown
Kellogg’s
Toledo
O. Kellogg
Kellogg
Kobe Road
J.W. Blankenship
M. Senn
Csss
Kobe
Geo Rice
L Pitman
C Landarman
E. Lindeen Axman
G_ Lind cheinman
Flood Chainman
H Heary Flagman
H Heffey
David Heffiley
Chas Gould
Treacuser
E.R. Zimmer
Agate
Fred Sethe
Martin Mayer & Co
E. F. Carpenter
Tresenter
Geo Grose
F C Haleen
P N Trumbee Et Dryad
Thomas Crawford
Peel
J. R. Edwards
Cyrue White
Boiefort
O. H. Joy
Boisfort
T. R. Henry
T J Leng. Com
Charles Evane
F. A
Degeler
JD Ries
St Helene Club Announces Annual Meeting Details
A Chehalis area notice describes the St Helene Club gathering with speakers on women and public health. It invites all ladies to attend the biennial session and discusses improving city cleanliness and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Betena
St. Helene Club
W. M. Urquhart
Aes
Jeanie Arnold
Vieira Sele
Chariotte Dewey
Jennie
National Federation
Legieville
D.C. Millers
Chehalis
Unclear fragmentary notice on fair closing terms
A fragmentary line notes articles served and the fair closing in an unspecified manner. The text is incomplete and does not provide clear dates or actions.
Local Paper Rates and Subscriptions Highlighted
The notice offers comparison invites across county papers. It lists prices such as P.I. 1.50 Inter-Oessa 130 and Oregenian 92, suggesting varied rates and options for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.I
Inter-Oessa
Oregenian
Fairchild Leaves Tacoma for Vancouver Over Arrears
J C Fairchild of Tacoma travels to Vancouver claiming total arrears amount to about 45000 dollars. He states the company will pay up and settle the debt using inherited funds while agitation from last winter influenced the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Fairchild
Tacoma
Vancouver
Mr. Fairchild
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Cheralis
the Peoples Store
J. Wolff
TN Centralia
Agentea
Batterick’s
Murphy & Stuchell
WY Gillr
PAL
Car Die Sa
Plash & Selsiegse
H. M. Block & Bro
W. Brunswig
Ellensburg
Joseph Lewis
Butte
Montana
Beva Stout
North Yakima
Will
James Tustin
New Whatcom
Henslow
Col Manly Bannister
California
Mr. Bannister
Simpson
Justice Court
Tureday
State
Matt Ako
Johnston
Wiapom
Jesse White
Ainslie
Mr. Memford
Mumford
Cedar Creex
Sound
King
Snohomish
Salmon Creek
Mark Hanna
Justus Brooks
India
U. of W
Bay
Supreme Court
J F George
AU George
Diet Telebiatm
Hols
Jai Aw Oroner
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