Beautifying Maple Park and Front Square Plan
Residents push a city park improvement along Maple Park 136 feet wide with a central 60 foot greenspace and two 38 foot roadways. Abutting owners agree to grade streets if the city builds the park. estimated cost not to exceed 600 dollars. Plans for Main street square also include grade raise, pedestrian walks, trees, and a carriage driveway.
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Maple Park
Hazzard Stevens
Main Street
City Square
W. A. Rogers
Rogers
Court House
Washington Street
State Bank of Olympia to Close and Move Office
The State Bank of Olympia will wind up and its affairs settled at the First National Bank of Olympia after its president RE W Andrews and cashier R G Hooker moved to Seattle. Depositors are warned interest on savings ceases April 15 and balances should be drawn by then. notes and moneys due will be paid at the First National Bank. Real estate transfers and a concert notice for Sherman valley school follow.
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State Bank
First National Bank
Seattle
RE. W. Andrews
Robert G. Hooker
R. W. Andrews
C. 8. Eaton
R. G. Hoooker
W. F. Newell
H. W. Ogden
State Bank of Olympia
Savings Department
First National Bank of Olympia
Nitschke
Sherman Valley School
Collegiate Institute
Prof
Capital City Band
Cod liver oil bottle returned at drugstore demand
Customer accuses druggist of disguising cod liver oil. demands an undisturbed bottle. Settlement follows with offer to send a free seed and garden tool catalogue from Pawcett Seed Co. Tacoma upon postal card request.
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Pawcett Seed Co
Tacoma
Olympia Briefs Provide Nightlife And Local Notices
Short items announce events at Tacoma Hall Y M C A and Odd Fellows Temple plus temperance and religious notices. Street vendors offer goods near Main Street and ads push Rex beef tea at Acme Drug, with local civic schedules and a bridge talk slated for Nesqually.
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Tacoma Hall
Y.M.C
Fourth Street
Duin Co
Orpeer
Odd Trellows
Pone OF Veterans—Odd Fellows’ Temple
Mrrnopist Socral
Olympia social notes and arrivals at the Sound region
Olympia residents and visitors are listed with travels and arrivals from Seattle Tacoma and Portland. Notables include General R G OBrien and General Archibald Adams headed to a royal legion meeting in Tacoma. Marriage licenses issued to OG Johnson and Clara B Dale. Local editor John Miller Murphy comments on Olympia's recovery from depression and a bond issue for electric lines. Also references to health products from Dr Miles and Bucklin's Arnica Salve sold locally.
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L. Bettman
M. H. Elder
Tacoma
Dr. Newcomb
Jennie Gray
Charles Hatch
Captain Hatch
Seattle
L. Portman
Port
Townsend
A. H. Chambers
R. G. O’brien
Archibald Adams
Royal Legion
M. A. Gattstein
Charles F. Fishback
R. P. Fabj
S. Manley
O. C. Hanson
Thomas Bordeand
Shelton
H. W. Allpost
Portland
Olympia
OG. K. Johnson
St. Paul
Clara B. Dale
Minneapolis
John Miller Murphy
Olympia Standard
Puget Sound
Murphy
The
Oregonian
Olympia Steam Laundry Leads In Western Wash Trades
The Olympia steam laundry competes strongly with Portland and San Francisco rivals, delivering fast, high quality work at low prices. It challenges chinamen and one horse laundries, claiming superior speed and value for customers.
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Olympia
Portland
San Francisco
Wood and Bark for Sale By Foster Laberee’s Seller
Dry wood and bark of all kinds offered for sale by the undersigned with order sites. Contact Joan D. Reagan at the Foster and Laberee’s office by telephone.
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Joan D. Reagan
Foster & Laberee
S. Tel
Late Superintendent Mogers Comments on Court House Brick Claim
A Tur Tribune reporter quotes late Superintendent Mogers replying to County Attorney Ayer on court house work. He argues the defect lies in architecture not material, cites hard burned brick standards, and notes a second floor wall built with condemned bricks. He challenges earthquake theory and says proof will be provided.
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Ayer
Court House
Tur Tripune
W.A. Rogers
Rogers
Evans
Capital Band seeks public funds for schoolhouse tools
In Olympia the Capital Band calls on readers to support a March 18 concert at the Collegiate Institute to aid county school equipment. The piano and scientific instruments are targeted for the rural district’s poor children, with proceeds also funding a future building tax and equipment.
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Tribune
Olympia
Capital Band
Sherman Valley
Collegiate Institute
United States
Toolls
N. C. Davis
E. L. VanEoris
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