Linoleum Lot Features Heavy Grade Prints and Patterns
A listing describes heavy grade printed linoleum at regular price 1.25 each. The sale includes seven additional attractive patterns in the lot.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1922
Page
9
Stage notes on Anita Baldwin and Eva Tanguay in Los Angeles
Hazel Whitmore as Anita Baldwin shines in a play by George Scarborough at the Henry Miller theater in New York. Eva Tanguay, the eccentric star known as The Landlady, buys a nine unit bungalow court in Los Angeles and vows to stay on stage as long as the public wants to see her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Tanguay
Los Angeles
Councilman Wrickson's street car bill under fire
R F Halli attacked Councilman Wrickson's plan to make vacant lot owners pay part of street railroad operating costs at the North End Improvement club. Halli recalled 1921 sheriff sales of over 5 000 delinquent properties as unpayable by owners. In Wyoming Cambria coal field small amounts of gold and silver are reported in the coal vein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrickson
R. F. Halli
North End Improvement Club
Cambria
Wyoming
Which Is Wrong in Carfare Argument
A debate over a three cent carfare bill unfolds as Hal Armstrong and Jack Hall marshal figures. The piece critiques the Erickson plan, comparing tax impacts on small homeowners and working men, and questions who benefits or loses under the proposed fare changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Armstrong
Jack Hall
New Day for Alaska Seen
Governor Beatt C Hone addressed about 200 Alaskans and interested Meattie citizens at a Chamber of Commerce banquet, predicting 1922 as memorable for Alaska with the Alaska railroad completion coal shipments and a U S presidential visit. He planned to depart Seattle for the North with Col. Frederick Mehre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Beatt C. Hone
United States
Frederick Mehre
Boone
Seatle
Gallant Seeks Council Seat Anew In 1920s Street Talk
In an interview reproduced from the era, Charles H. Gallant recalls his marriage two daughters and residence at 570% Gazellest, Naner Beach while outlining Skagit power project work and city service roles. He cites early meter work, city light department posts, and advocacy before Washington on Skagit dam plans. He mentions a 6-cent fare stance, light rate reductions, and bridge projects as part of his platform. He notes his earlier defeats yet continues to pursue public office amid labor council endorsements and municipal debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.N
la Pine
Renton
Franklin High
Eacqualmie Falla Power Co
Seattle Tacoma Power Co
Stone & Webster Properties
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co
City Light Department
Skagit River
Sehoos
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Lower We
Gazellest
Nanner Beach
Thias
Supt. Foss
Hanson
Caldwell
Thomson and
Fitzgerald
Washington, D C
Skagit
Beattie
Central Labor Council
Heattie
Frank B. Clifford
Erickson
Beacon Hill
Ravenna
Rainier Valley
Spokane Ave
Montlake
Green Lake
Georgetown
Youngstown
Rich Man Faces Difficult Problem
A wealthy man interferes as his daughter plans to marry a much older rich suitor. He plans to break the match by introducing her to bright young Americans, including a poor suitor who jokes about needing a new suit. The scene unfolds on 2nd Ave near Madison and Spring in the Rialto Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Bill
Cherry's
2Nd Ave
Madison
Spring
Rialto Bldg
Ign
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Eitel
Second and
Pike
Seattle
Jair
Emall
By Jack Hall
Sey
Ife
Ronald
Prickton
Arcora
Arcola
Florists
Arcata
American Radiator Company
Americax
Fourth Avenue
Seattle, Wash
Arcor A
By C. Attle
Charles H. Gallant
Mr. Gallant
Pittsburg
Birmingham Age
Mrs. Bibbles
John Jagsby
Mr. Bibbies
Acnees
Pemdini
Ivery Day
Hriday Niens
Ethel
Clayton
Barrymore
Creek
Louise Lovely
Wilton Welch
Orpheum
Balk
Miss Josephine Victor
Juliet and
Remee
Lynn and Smythe
Silver, Duval and
Kirby
Marie Venus
Bert Howard
Alex. Patty and Company
Naomi Huster
Bert Lytell
Ladyfingers
Viola Dana
Mats
Ernenzy
Tom Kelly
Farrell & Hated
Country Village
Kola
Jacksette
Stanley & Caffery
Scope
Mats Se
Elliott
Eal
Third Ave
Ma-Gov
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