Centralia Tax Levy and Local Notices
Centralia's tax levy is 5 mills for current expenses 23 for debt and 2 for interest. The city has warrants at 10 percent totaling 12546.06 and 8 percent totaling 17248.62 with accrued interest about 12000 making warrants total 41791.68. Bond debt stands at 13000. Various local updates follow including residents moving, travels, and community notes along with real estate transfers in Lewis county and Chehalis.
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Centraiia
Centraliasz
Centralia
E. B. Foote
State Pharmacy Board
Arthur Newell
California
Joseph Robinson
Ballard’s
Olympia
H. B Strong
Salt Lake City
John van Dyke
Alpha
Chehalis County
Will Baker
Yakima
FE. M. Gassner
Edwin Charles
Rossland
B. C
Rev. Wells
The
Presbyterian Church
A. P. Clayton
Wisconsin
James Tustin
A. E. Dearborn
Seattle
Highland school opens as district plans and moves sweep the county
From Apna Highland school opened October 18 with Miss Lottie Smith as teacher. Anderson and Robinson plan a 25 man logging camp starting around October 21. Families move in and out as Claquato and Goff area adjust to schooling and new residents.
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Apna
Highland School
Lottie Smith
Anderson & Robinson
Henry Raught
Goff
Centralia
Charles Goff
Frank Roundtree
Boistfort
Claquato
Levi Clinton
Kentucky
Fred Page
South Bend
Local notes from Winlock and surrounding area
Miss Hulda Holeycross spent a few days in Winlock last week. Mrs. John Netter improves after serious illness. Died October 24 William Nicholson of typhoid fever in Chehalis. Tillie Carrey died October 26 at age 42 with funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Wm Weaver, Maude Cantwell, Hilda Burkman, Rev Chase and Dr Woody appear in local activity notes with other movements and visits. James McDonald and family head to New Whatcom for winter work.
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Littlee Fats
Hulda Holeycross
Winlock
Ida
Lucy Ferrier
Cougar
Chehalis
Nicholson
Tillie
Thomas Carrey
Wm. Weaver
John Netter
Maude Cantwell
Castle
Hilda Burkman
Chase
Woody
Wright
Susie
Charles Nicholson
New Whatcom
Minnie Ranch
James McDonald
Logging Camp Accident Leaves Two Hurt in Chehalis County
Walter Seaman suffered a broken shoulder and a crushed shoulder from a falling tree at a Chehalis county logging camp. Tom Ragan, living on Cedar Creek, was badly injured at the Capital mill when a scaffold failed, dislocating his right ankle and causing bone protrusion.
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Walter Seaman
Chehalis County
Andy Johnson
Jim Smith
John Lentz
Board of County Commissioners
Winlock
Tom Ragan
Cedar Creek
Capital
Pe Ell Examiners Notes and Local Events
The Pe Ell saloon opens tomorrow evening with ceremonies. A literary society formed last Wednesday with strong enthusiasm for the project. Death announced of Rev E L Hughes's youngest child. Mrs Shields reports her son Joe is well and farming. Bud Osborn runs a saloon at Francis with McKeever Bros. Nalewaja completes a new house and moves in. Grandma Mauermann and Mrs Toepelt visit Oakville to see her son Joe.
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E. L. Hughes
Grandma Mauermann
Toepelt
Oakville
Joe
Wisdom misquote prompts debate over biblical figures
A Wisdom column recalls a previous misquote about Absalom and Jacob. It contrasts biblical deceit with modern political lies, then shifts to a satirical jab about Jewish merchants and goods, noting the author’s provocative tone and references to ethnic stereotypes.
Experts Must Live and the Shortage Paradox
Montesano Vidette quips that the former county officer lacks genuine experts chasing him. It notes a dubious “short age” of 100 to 10 000 dollars and warns that if shortages aren’t found experts would lose work.
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Montesano Vidette
Roads Improve Tewis County Soon
The Centralia News urges vigorous road work early next spring to build better highways. It argues no county can afford poor roads as good roads connect farmers and the broader community, boosting local life.
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Paul
Chicago
Chidren
Mrs. Paul's League
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Tewis County
Centralia News
Prices and effects of tariff on wool and fashion
The piece discusses Tariff impact on Chehalis finances and the wool trade. It contrasts local fiscal strategies in Chehalis and Centralia, notes a lower valuation but heavier city levy, and links abroad financial standing to property harm. It analyzes wool imports under Wilson McKinley and Dingley tariffs, noting rising American wool demand and only modest clothing price increases.
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Chehalis
Imperial
Lewis
Centralia
Centralia Chronicle
Inter- Ocean
Record of Populist Management at Eastern Washington Hospital
For over six years politics were barred from the eastern Washington hospital for the insane at this place. Republi cans, democrats, populists and prohibi tionists found employment there. Male and female, they were employed on merit alone, and no political pull was sufficiently great to secure for any one a position. Let us look at the record of the present populist management.
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Eastern Washington
Resolutions of Respect for Brother Jordan
Chehalis Lodge No. 20 A. O. U. W. honors W. W. Jordan who joined in 1892 and died Oct 8 1897 after five years of faithful service. The lodge mourns, expresses sympathy to his family, and dedicates a lodge record page to his memory with copies to widow and local papers.
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W. W. Jordan
Chehalis Lodge No
Chehalis Lodge
Chehalis Lodge No. 20
Jordan
Orphon
B. F. AgsSutp
E F. Dagpester
UE. Harsos
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