Citizens voice on high school bond proposal and local contractor concerns
W A Rogers questions a $49,000 bond plan for a new high school and $25,000 building cost while criticizing the board for using outsider plans and a nonresident inspector. He urges voting down the project if home labor and home materials are not ensured.
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Seattle News Roundup Highlights Visitors and Local Events
Dr. P. H. Carlyon remains in Seattle while A. A. Phillips departs for Portland. Numerous residents from nearby towns visit, attend meetings, and note health concerns including Dr Jento’s serious condition. A public notice covers land sales, bookkeeper courses, and a wedding anniversary. The city advances a street railway project as electric lines begin stringing.
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A. A. Phillips
Portland
Carl Stebbins
Hoodsport
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Victoria
Addie Wood
P. Dunning
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Elgin
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Lacey
Puget Sound
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Olympia
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W. M Hogg
Yelm
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H. H. Buck
South Idaho
Negius
St. John’s Church
W. A. Pheiffer
F.C. Johnson
Eugene Semple
T.C. Holland
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Olympia Briefs and Local Notices Highlight Community Events
Community notes list church events and meetings at various halls, a Japanese tea at Temple Baptist, and a Masonic schedule. The county jail is reported empty, local markets advertise meats and produce, and a nine pound daughter is born to a Tumwater family. News mentions steamer service changes and upcoming regional celebrations.
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Ee Agricultural College and Experiment Station
County printing bid awarded to Weekly Tribune
County commissioners open bids for county printing with Tur Weekly Tribune and Weekly Capital. Tribune wins a one year contract from July 1 at 1.214 per square inch first insertion and 6 cents each addition. Capital asks 15 cents first and 8 cents subsequent. Delinquent tax list ads 20 cents first, 10 cents thereafter. Also notes rebuilding expense at the courthouse and various warrants.
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Grays Harbor
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Washington
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Local notices and business ads in a pioneer shop column
Archibald Adams offers real estate insurance and loans at 419 Main Street while A Ellis Furniture imports fancy rockers from New York priced from 4.50 to 19. Also a prompt to Keep Money at Home urges supporting local industries and uses Dayis Best flour as a safe choice. W N Harris authorized to collect all accounts from Tur Dainy Tripune subscribers.
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Mystery Jar Prize Prompts Harbor Crowd Interest
On board the U S S Mohican.Spectators crowd Toklas & Kaufman's window to view a jar titled Uncle Sam s filthy lucre. Patrons guess the jar’s amount for prizes including a Dunlap silk hat and a silk umbrella. Store offers baseballs and bats with boys suits and advertises low prices on clothing.
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May Day Tidings at Olympia Hosiery and Shoe Shop
A Olympia store touts new hosiery stock featuring Peerless fast black hose and a large kid glove line. It promotes Foster gloves as authorized agents and highlights a prominent shoe department display with a wide range of styles and new wash fabrics arriving regularly.
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