Special election for Tukwila bonds April 5 1919
In Tukwila Washington a special election is called for April 5 1919 to borrow 7000 dollars issuing general negotiable bonds for municipal improvements. Bonds of 600 each, 6 percent interest, mature 1929 to 1956 with 1000s in 1937 to 1949. Polling at Lutes Hall Main Street. EF Greene Mayor. Clerk Be Lutz.
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Eawila
Washington
Tukwila
State of Washington
New York City
Evein
Lutes Hall
Reitz Avenue
Main Street
DIRECTORY LISTING OF SEA TTLE PROFESSIONALS AND SERVICES
The Seattle Star directory lists attorneys chiropractors dentists detectives and physicians with office addresses such as Burke Building Second Avenue Denny Way and Stone Way. Liberty Bond prices from New York are quoted with 3s first 4s seconds 4s and 4s varying slightly in late April.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty
Market Reports Show Potatoes Rise Amid Resale by Government
Market reports indicate a firm potato market east of the mountains driven by outside demand. The government plans to resell about 13 000 tons for evaporation and overseas shipment, dampening growers' prospects. Kennewick and paraque varieties appear, Florida tomatoes arrive amid storm damage, and onion sets plus seed potatoes demand remains high. Butter and eggs stay elevated as poultry products hold steady and rhubarb remains in steady supply.
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Yakima
Florida
Lewan
Market Opens With Mixed, Mostly Down Fractions
New York April 3 fractional changes marked the stock market opening with Mexican Petroleum at 182% up, Anaconda at 63% off, Bethlehem 69% lower. Trading ended irregular as the session concluded.
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New York
Mexican Petroleum
Anaconda
Bethlehem
Chicago Market Opens Slump After Board Reported May Corn
Directors ordered all May corn holdings above 25 000 bushels reported. Prices opened higher but eased soon after. May corn rose to 1.585 but retreated 2 cents. July corn opened 1.46 and fell. September opened 1.575 then edged higher before turning down. May oats rose to 68 and fell to 66. July oats opened 66 and drifted lower. September oats opened late 63 and traded near 63 4.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Stock Report Highlights May Corn and Pork Figures
The Chicago market shows May corn opening at 1.55 rising to 1.58, with May pork at 48.20 to 48.30 and a close at 47.75. Lard for May posts 28.67, ribs at 29.65, while oats and other futures display mixed bid/ask readings across May July and Sept contracts.
Denver Market Report Showcased Varied Livestock Prices
Cattle receipts at 1 600 and hog receipts at 2 000 head. Steers 12.50 to 17 dollars, cows and heifers 10.50 to 12.15, stockers 4.75 to 14.75, calves 11.50 to 14. Hogs trade higher with tops near 19.75, sheep mostly steady to higher with lambs 17.50 to 17.95 and ewes 14 to 14.50. Also listed are grains and produce price ranges from San Francisco market reports.
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Denver
Colo
Portland
Local Wholesale Prices For Varied Dairy And Poultry Items
Wholesale prices list for butter cream cheese poultry veal and other products. Regions mentioned include Wisconsin Oregon Idaho and California with items such as Limburger cheese Jersey butter and veal shipments. Prices and grades described with terms like fancy choice heavy and country storage noted.
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Young America
Oregon
Idaho
Wisconsin
Limburger
Public Markets price list and stalls at Pine Street
A detailed vendors list with item prices and stall locations including Kristoferson’s milk at Stall 71 and Stall 27 peanut butter, Del Monte corn, Elliott Fish Co. at Alna for herring, and a wide range of meats dairy canned goods and seafood across numerous stalls. Includes prices like 20¢ per can, 25¢ halibut, 30¢ salmon, and yogurt style entries.
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Pine St
Kristoferson's
del Monte
Elliott Fish Co
Alnaka
Borden's
Red Seal Grocery
Annex
Acme
Booth's
Washington
Lower Prices Fight Announces Rail Board Clash
Washington reports the industrial board and the rail administration clash over agreed prices for purchases. President Wilson may must decide whether the board or Director General Hines prevails. Unemployment grows and steel prices, once set, face possible recommitment.
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Washington
Government Industrial Board
Rail Administration
Wilson
Ile
Hlines
Railroad Administration
Hines
Industrial Board
Steel Kings
BE. H. Gary
Coffee Ad Campaign Planned For Mississippi Valley
Coffee importers and roasters in the Mississippi Valley will spend 150000 dollars over four years to tell the truth about coffee. They predict higher prices to persist until future crops recover, attributing the rise to South American field devastation, not wartime factors.
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Chicago
Mississippi Valley
South America
Warehouses Burned in Toppensih Blaze
A fire Tuesday night leveled a hay warehouse owned by L. J. Goodrich and used by Galbraith & Co., Seattle, and an ice house for the Northern Pacific in Toppenish. Total losses estimated at 25,000 dollars.
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Toppenish
L. J. Goodrich
Galbraith & Co
Seattle
Tce
Northern Pacific
Pettit Labor Wrath Over Tacoma Tag Day Ban
Tacoma labor leaders demand permit for a Saturday tag day for the Tacoma soldiers sailors and workmen council after public safety commissioner Pettit refuses. Seattle soldiers sailors council offers aid and accuses Pettit of mischaracterizing the local group.
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Tacoma
F. H. Pettit
Commissioner of Public Safety
Tacoma Soldiers, Sailors and Workmen’s Council
Tacoma Central Labor Council
Labor Council
Pet Ut
Seattle Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Council
Seattle
A. L. Dickson
The
Pettit
Soldiers' Council
Inland Empire Teachers Association Conference Attended
A. & Burrowa, Spokane county superintendent of schools, attended the Inland Empire Teachers Association conference in Spokane.
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A. & Burrowa
Spokane
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Lawler To Address YMCA Class On State Legislation
James T. Lawler will speak at the YMCA free naturalization class Thursday evening on The Legislative Department of State. In New York, coffee spot sevens bring 16 2 3 cents, Santos 21 2 3 cents, centrifugal sugar at 7.38 dollars per hundred.
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Legislative Department of the State
James T. Lawler
Seattle
Naturalization Clasa
Rock Barrage Over Well Dispute Lands Man in Jail
John Luoma, 54, was jailed on a disorderly conduct charge after a morning quarrel over a 2400 West Garfield well escalated to rock throwing. Nick Antic said Luoma aimed rocks at his wife Margaret who was fetching water, injuring her shin during the dispute.
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W. Garfield St. John
Luoma
Walter Dench
G. Fuller
John
Nick Antic
Nick
Margaret Antic
Mrs. Luoma
Mrs. Antic
Silk undergarments stolen from Beacon Avenue home
Mrs. B. F. Kurth reported eight pieces of silk underwear stolen from her clothesline on Wednesday night. The incident was reported to the police from 3046 Beacon Ave.
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B. F. Kurth
Beacon Ave
Silver Buckles on Hats Reach London Shops
A reader writes from London admiring diverse headwear. He notes Turkish, Armenian, and Indian styles among men and praises the English silver buckled hats under construction in green and other colors. He plans to bring one home to Broadway.
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Eng
Archie
Turkey
Shriners
Armenia
India
Broadway
Elevated Will Be Ready Soon for Seattle Rail Lines
Seattle utilities committees seek a loan from the general fund to the railways fund to finish the elevated system. City Engineer Dimock estimates 150000 needed to connect the elevated structure with surface lines and complete minor work. An ordinance to use remaining street railway bond funds is drafted, but counsel says funds must aid former municipal lines. Physical connections between old and new city lines will be included.
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Seattle
Ia Insight Corporation
Walter Meier
Utilities Committees
Council
General Fund
Railways Fund
Dimock
Utilities Committee
Ex-soldier Raymond J Hayes linked to Dec 16 robbery
Frank Aposte of Cherry pharmacy identified Raymond J Hayes, a former soldier, as one of two uniformed men who held him up on December 16. Hayes allegedly drove a stolen car in a crime spree that terrorized residence districts for two weeks, with another masked man searching pockets.
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Frank Aposte
Cherry Pharmacy
Raymond J. Hayes
Aposte
Hayes
Oregon Woman Seeks Missing Husband in Coast City
Mrs Gordon Cody of Marshville Oregon arrived here Thursday to search for her husband Gordon Cody who disappeared from his home two weeks ago. He had suffered painter s colic and left after falling ill. He was last seen going fishing. his rowboat was found and early belief was drowning. Later evidence suggested he may have headed to Seattle.
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Gordon Cody
Marshville
Ore
Painter
Seattle
New Safeguard To Protect Travelers On Ocean Liners
A new regulation after June 1 requires all American ocean liners to carry life preservers with collars to keep a passenger’s head above water, announced by Capt William Fisher supervising inspector of the steam boat inspection service in the Washington Alaska district.
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William Fisher
Steamboat Inspection Service
Washington
Alaska
McClelland Leaves for St Louis for Month Long Visit
United States Commissioner Robert W. McClelland departed Tuesday for St Louis to visit friends and relatives in his old home town. He will be away about a month. Commissioner A C Bowman will handle the admiralty docket during the absence.
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McClelland
United States
Robert W. McClelland
St. Louis
A. C. Bowman
Admiralty
Consumption tax to take effect on selected merchandise
A new revenue law from February 26 imposes a 10 percent consumption tax on high priced articles starting May 1. Examples include shoes at 11 dollars becoming 12.10, and items such as carpets, picture frames, trunks, umbrellas, hats, and various apparel taxed above specified prices.
Reds to Form Triple Alliance Says Taylor
United Press report from Perlin says Bela Kun arrives in Munich to seek a triple alliance among Reds. The general strike expands across Germany with over 100000 workers in the Ruhr and about half the Rhineland miners idle.
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Triple Alliance
Reds
Frank J. Taylor
United Press
Perlin
Bela Kun
Munich
Germany
Ruhr
Rhineland
Albany Commences 10 Story State Street Apartment Project
Work started on a 10 story State street apartment facing Washington Park for Leo T. Welch. It is Albany's largest construction project since the war, signaling a major building boom in the city.
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N. Y
State St
Washington Park
Leo T. Welch
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