Fort Worden and Port Townsrod notes and staff moves
A lengthy reminiscence details Fort Worden as a key coast defense post near Port Townsend, describing transfer plans, garrison changes, and living quarters. It highlights Fort Worden's proximity to Port Townsend and Schofield Barracks, the appeal of the northern route, and the temporary abandonment of Pure Sound defenses. Also covered are personnel shifts including Charde Johnson moving to Jefferies store management and Brindley and Brindler family notes, plus a profile of press writer AL Co AL and his wartime service and postwar career.
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Mawaii
George Iy
Wari
Tr. Tagers
Fort Worden
Port Lughr
Torray Jon
Pure Sound
Tan Chaplu
Addi
Schofield Burrocks
Jinwali
Tas Crosse
Orphanage Kiddies Enjoy Christmas at Doerflinger Store
A festive Christmas party at Doerflinger's store featured orphans from St Maenstal's Orphanage. Children browsed gifts, purchased items with play money, and received presents arranged by number. Transportation for the children was organized by M. P. Hryes and family, with plans for post party delivery to the orphanage.
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Doerflinger
Liatby
Horser Bay
1921 Trade Deflation and Recovery Outlook
Albert Apple Judago reports a mixed 1921 economic picture with deflation in wholesale farm and metal goods, lower prices, and a shrinking silk market. Despite declines, some sectors like steel and copper show potential revival, while many firms fail and exports slump. broader indicators point to uneven but potential recovery.
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Albert Apple
Baste Industres
Bravest Girl in All France
Paris reports a bold young woman defied a blockade by a large infantryman and spoke to a judge before turning on him. She freed her brother and pursued actions against those involved, highlighting courage amid danger.
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All
France
Paris
Parle
Lachiais
Kiwanis Club Elects New Officers For Year
Kiwanis Club elects officers for the coming year at a noon luncheon. Officers include president John Mulder and other members such as Otlo Wl Aisusive, J. TL Johnson, and Craver Hirsevors. A committee to plan a winter event and prize guest interest is noted, with remarks on local promotions and club activities.
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Kiwanis Club
Johon Mulder
Craver
Yeirs
Aisusive
ITI
Slit
Phegographer
Archduke Joins Advertising Role Amid Economic Talks
Archduke, now known as Tao Pal Woelfling, has accepted a position as an advertising agent for a local newspaper. Congress debates tariff reform and Germany’s reparations, while discussions test the heir’s ability to meet payments.
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Archduke
Reustrian
Amd Admirel
Taopal Woelfling
Ats
Tor
Npws
Pri Por
Fifteen Miles Of Streets Resurfaced In City Year
A city program funded by a 5200,000 water and sewer extension plan led to resurfacing about fifteen miles of streets and the construction of new sidewalks. The initiative included additional street upgrades, curb work, grading and open drains, plus water main extensions costing around 6500,000. Projects targeted Cross streets, Badger and Marwell corridors, and inlets on 26th Street among others to improve drainage and access.
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Lyons
Vutasianel
Che Uly Bo
Ana
Dulles
Java
Wbetting
Parthenlir
Miles of
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Hanlin Oider
City plans two million dollar road and utility upgrades
The document details a two million dollar city improvement program across numerous streets and utilities. It lists sewer and water main projects, new bridges, and a tourist camping grounds at Peribone park, with funding allocations and proposed highway extensions under discussion.
La Crosse Sees Booming 1921 Building Year Amid Tough Economy
In 1921 La Crosse faced its toughest year in two decades yet finished strong. Nearly $2,000,000 was spent on improvements, with 141 residences built or under construction, new schools advancing, and extensive street and utility work completed. Banks reported solid credit conditions and charitable groups helped those in need as commerce anticipated a brighter year ahead.
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la Crosse
Ta Crosse
Federal Reserve Bank
J. Z. Wirsch
Mir of la Crosse
Main Street
Nadihens
Hogit
Main Streets
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