Fruit Prices Decline With Some Stocks Holding Seattle Prices
Prices on assorted fruits and vegetables eased at the Seattle wholesale market on Saturday due to ample supply and favorable weather. Berries fetched about 6.50 per crate and 40-pound boxes at 7.3, while asparagus ranged 18 to 25 cents. Cauliflower and other stock showed varied levels, with overall demand steady amid higher prices in some crops and increased receipts from other regions. fiyat
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Seattle
Vital Statistics Ages and Birth Records in Local Notes
A dense listing of births and births by gender with multiple names and addresses across Seattle and nearby areas. It includes numerous individuals such as Albert Lovett Herman, Harry Forrest Mickelson, Richard Badger, Joseph Alexander Christensen, Zeno Kato, Masataro Sekaguchi, Alfred L Thom, Frank K Berry, William Danielson, William John Price, Ralph Davis, Stephen F Molniak, Max C Mesel, Preston Anderson, Alvin A Matteson, Lee Breele Brown, John Albert Ellis, Alvin A Miller, Scott Wilson, Sigurd Lareen, William Morrison, and marriage licenses for John Oliver Rendeau and Roma Mae Beattie with others listed.
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Ane
Laster Albert
Kanteuke
King
Thom
Alfred L
Ry. Berry
Prank K
11Th Ave
Y Danielson
William
20Th Ave
Harry
William John
45Th Ave
Price
Wiliam Robert
17Th Ave
Davis
Ralph Wert
Moliiak
Stephen F
Ellis Ave
Mesel
Max C
22Nd Ave
Anderson
Axal
Preston
Matteson
Alvin A. Arlington
Breele
Lee Brown
43Rd Ave
Ellis
John Albert
Latona
Miller
Alvin A
Wilson
Scott
Ninth Ave
N. EB
Lareen
Sigurd
I Morrison
Laterlake Ave
Tatooush Island Apriles a Mabered Meter Rising
Unclear weather observations note north wind seven miles per hour. Timings show vessels passing in the night including two mast freight steamers and probable Bohemian Chub around early morning hours.
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Tatoush Island
Apriles A. M
Ete Makura
Etre Forest King
Cohr
Maritime Cargo Ships Pass Through Lower Alaska Routes
A garbled schedule lists ships arriving and departing from San Pedro, Seattle, and Puget Sound ports with multiple routes including Vancouver, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Yokohama, and Tacoma. Vague times in early morning hours and diverse vessel names like Kage Maru, Mewall Maru, Rosalie Mahoney, Latewehe, Africa Maru, Jota Leckentech, and Akagway appear, indicating a busy transpacific and coastal trading period.
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Alaska
Vancouver
Hongkong
Shanehai
Kobe
Yokohama
Rosalie Mahoney
San Pedro
San Francisco
Port Angeile
Latewehe
Southwestern
Point Welly
Victoria
Africa Maru
Tacoma
Jota Leckentech
New York
Mukilteo
Kalbos
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Kesalle Mahoney
Tatome
Akagway
Nanaimo
Puget Houedavai Station
Vessels in Port and Sea Arrivals by Beattie Lines
Ships arrive and depart from multiple ports including Sydney New York Seattle Astoria Tacoma and Pedro with Beattie line ferries Jacob Luckenbech Florence Luckenbach and others noted. Port entries list cranes docks ships like West Haven Seattle World ships and various barges and tugs with detailed movements and times across April.
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Etr
Parana
Beattie
New York
Cape Henry
Wilshire
Heattie
Atrive Triangle
Beatttie
Shanghai
Str
Wheat
Lend Montana
Ray Blate
Cristebat
Knowville
West
Jolie Luckenbech
Seattle
Irregularity Marks Exchange Opening On Wall Street
On the New York Stock Exchange irregularities marked opening trading as Gulf States Steel and Mexican Petroleum rose toward highs while Studebaker and Baldwin slipped. Rail stocks like Stockton and I.C.O. showed activity with mixed early gains and notable volatility. Rumors tied Henry Morgan to a potential Gulf States purchase as early gains faded and some names fluctuated through the first hour.
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Wall Street Journal
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Gulf States Steel
Mexican V Petroleum
Muudebaker
Baldwin
Stock Island and
New Maven
Litt
Judebaker
Kteel
Northetsan Joo
Mexican Petroleum
Chandler
Maldwin
Texas & Pacific
Weatin House
Southern Pacific
Heading
Crucible
Hethienem
Gulf
Gulf States
Henry Mordwee
Famous Players
Bethlehem
Balawin
Ean Petroleum
Pan-American
Texas Inpany
Grain Market Advances on Chicago Board Amid Heavy Demand
Chicago prices surged as commission houses bid in heavy foreign market demand and export orders. May wheat opened at 1.20 and rose, July futures climbed to 1.19, corn opened steady and closed higher, oats and rye followed suit with modest gains, while September contracts showed mixed advances.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Wade
Chicago Live Stock Market Quote Report
Market receipts total 664, with steady tone across cattle and hogs. Prices shown for heavy weight steer, sows, veal calves, stockers, and ewes with ranges from mixed to prime quality, including but not limited to butcher cattle at 4.35 and stocker cows around 2.25 to 6.00.
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Chicago
Ielo
Portland Market Notes from Saturday Loadings and Prices
Market reports show cattle receipts with steers priced around 5.17.50 and 6.56 for cows and heifers, calves at 4.50. Lambs and wethers listed with various per unit figures. Foreign exchange closes firm with sterling near 4.404 and franc around 6.0016. California cheese and butter prices noted, plus sugar and coffee quotations for Saturday.
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Portland
Mountain Lamba
The
Dow
Toe Teabiam
50 000 Non-Union Miners in Strike nationwide walkout
More than 50 000 non union miners have joined the United Mine Workers in a nation wide strike led by President John L Lewis. The movement is described as efficiently organized and widely growing with the union planning further actions.
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New York
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Bank Clearings and Totals in Tacoma Report
Bank clearings show totals including 4,240,124.64 and 2,326,000.00 across Tacoma markets. The snippet lists multiple figures and references to total transactions, with a large closing total of 4,422,471.81 and 910,633.96 in the sequence.
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Tacoma
Public Markets Namre statt 66 summer causage list
A fragmented town market listing reads like a grocery catalog with dozens of items and prices. It mentions sausages beef and pork cuts, dairy products, canned goods, sweets, produce, seafood, and household staples, with stall numbers and assorted prices scattered throughout. The reader sees references to Carnation milk, bread, butter, cottage cheese, jam, olives, canned tomatoes, and various fish such as halibut and salmon, all labeled by vague stall designations. The passage resembles a bustling market roster from a past era, lacking coherent narrative but rich in named brands and product types.
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Namre
Utter
Good Heron
Cottage Butte
Epinach
Antona
Miners to Invade Non-Union Field
In Charleston on April 8 reports say union miners will march into the unorganized Winding Gulf coal fields starting tomorrow. They plan gatherings at Sullivan and Sophia in route to Cooktown from Sullivan, Raleigh county, with most meetings in Sullivan and other towns en route.
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Charleston
W. Va
Gulf Coal Fields
Cooktown
Sullivan
Raleigh County
Sophia
Prohibition Agent Shot In Ambush Near Huntington
Huntington April 7 A prohibition enforcement agent William Meade was shot from an ambush on a road near here and killed, authorities said as investigators traced the attack to determine suspects and motive.
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Prohibition
Huntington
W. Va
William Meade
Here
Baron Victor de Nevers Arrested in $15 Fraud Case
Paris reports Baron Victor de Nevers, once wealthy aristocrat, was arrested for a $15 fraud. The case centers on alleged deceit involving a financial scheme connected to the baronial name. The arrest highlights lingering questions about a formerly rich family’s finances and social ambitions.
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Paris
Baron Victor de Nevers
Prisoners in county jail to be fed two meals daily
Ventura California April board of supervisors orders trimming the jail diet to two meals a day, citing concerns over prisoners' plumpness and apparent satisfaction with existing provisions. The move echoes prior cost-cutting efforts in county institutions.
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Ventura
Gal
Board of Supervisors
Jury Convicts Trio in Plot to Kill Doctor in Kittanning
Mra Ametia Whann Nugene Lane and co defendant convicted of conspiring to attack and kill Dr John Whann husband in Kittanning Pennsylvania. Lane a Cuban youth was sentenced to prison and Mra Whann released on bail pending det action in her case.
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Ametia Whann
Nugene Lane
Inset
John Whann
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Lane
Whann
Dectaton
Star Readers Letter Supports Informed Public Guidance
Vince II Far en argues in a lengthy letter that editorial stance on church and wartime Sabbath beliefs misreads public sentiment. He warns of Japanese aggression and urges readers to rely on informed sources, endorsing continued public instruction through The Star to keep citizens properly informed.
Two Flags Blended Raditor The Star
Letter from H. B. Finch condemns Fox films and a local theater for showing a film that blends a Japanese flag with the U S emblem. He argues white business competition is futile with Japanese methods and lifestyle, warning that such displays erode Northwest inheritance and future prospects for children. He calls for protection and praises Tindal type leadership.
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Fox Films
Spokane Rage Sparks Bitter Letter to Editor
A reader denounces Spokane officials and residents in a caustic letter, accusing local police and medical authorities of corruption and misuse of power. The writer mocks city edicts, calls for targeting pigeons for sport, and criticizes urban governance while praising harsh actions as a form of accountability.
A Microbe, The Sun, And A Caged Pigeon Debate
A letter from EB Adams argues against using pest control as disease prevention. It asserts life in nature brings beauty yet a single microbe could be contained by spore formation if the sun is excluded. The writer questions pest shooting as a disease control measure and endorses restraint.
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Adams
American Legion Trio to Teach New Dance Steps
An advertisement announces C Kennedy RK Ferrin Sperling and others from Seattle Post No 18 forming the American Legion Trio. It invites readers to CUCKOO dance and learn the latest steps from William A Jackson, head instructor at The Hippodrome in New York, teaching at Fifth and University.
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Ferrin
H. Sperling
Seattle
American Legion
William A. Jackson
New York City
Hippodrome
Fifth and University
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