Puget Sound and western Washington; cities--towns--scenery . LONG BRIDGE OVER THE COWLITZ RIVER AT TOLEDO Originally there was but one span to the bridge over the river, but floods came and with subsiding of the waters,two channels were where but one was before, and the second bridge was a necessity. Puget Sound and Western Washington 167. A NEW BUSINESS SECTION IN WINLOCK Since the destructive fire which wiped out a large part of the business portion of Winlock the property owners have hadthe section rebuilt of concrete, brick and other enduring material, a block of which is shown by the engr
Puget Sound and western Washington; cities--towns--scenery . LONG BRIDGE OVER THE COWLITZ RIVER AT TOLEDO Originally there was but one span to the bridge over the river, but floods came and with subsiding of the waters,two channels were where but one was before, and the second bridge was a necessity. Puget Sound and Western Washington 167. A NEW BUSINESS SECTION IN WINLOCK Since the destructive fire which wiped out a large part of the business portion of Winlock the property owners have hadthe section rebuilt of concrete, brick and other enduring material, a block of which is shown by the engraving. for their excellence. Added to this, Cen-tralia is an ideal home town. It has all themodern conveniences; its streets are wellpaved, and there are both gas and electriclight, power and heating systems. Manyprosperous and attractive homes abound inand near the city. During the past yearmany marks of progress have been seenabout the city. A new high school has beenopened; a public library is being erected,and a great, handsome passenger depot hasbeen put to the use of the traveling public. Winlock, a towns of 1,200 population, onthe main line of all the great railroads run-ning between Seattle and Portland, is a lum-ber and agricultural center. The territorysurrounding the town is being devoted todairying and kindred lines. Th
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