Board to amend incorporation and elect trustees Morse Dredging
Notice of a Morse Dredging Company board meeting at 410 Hinckley Ave Seattle to discuss Amending Articles to move principal place of business from Beattie to Yakima County and to consider a board of trustees election. Also probate notices for John McLean estate and an occupancy protest for a garage at 1407 18th Ave Second Addition due by April 24 1920.
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ERS
Board of
Trustees
Morse Dredging Com AR c Corporation
Morse Dredging Com & Corporation
Hinckley
Second Ave
Seattle
Y. Washington
Ids Corporation
Business Corporation
Beattie, County
Washington
Yakima County
James R. McLean
Lumber Exchange
Beattie
Wash
F. A. Phillips
Attorneys and services offered by Seattle firm listings
The clipping lists various business ads including attorneys at law, patent services, a painting and repair company, and a money loan service. It mentions addresses in Seattle Washington, a painting contractor, jewelry loan terms, and an empire building location near Madison with references to established dates. The mix presents several small ads for legal, financial, and home service offerings.
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Lena
Empire
Madison
Erican Y CO
City Dairymen Meet With Milk Commission
Dairymen and the special milk commission appointed by Mayor Caldwell conferred Thursday on milk pricing. The producers seek a minimum of $3.40 per 100 pounds, threatening a boycott if unmet, while deliveries currently receive $3.30 and $2.60 is noted in other figures. Arbitration efforts are under consideration to settle the dispute.
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Dairymen's
Special Milk Commission
Caldwell
Colvin Chosen by Service Men for County Republican Delegation
Capt. Ewing D. Colvin a Meuse Argonne veteran was the unanimous pick of service men for the First district delegate to the national Republican convention. John J. Sullivan named as alternate. William A. Gaines chosen as chairman of the King county delegation to the state convention. May or Caldwell endorsed for temporary county chairman. Capt. C. A. Brinckley W. R. Farts T. J. L. Kennedy and Maj. F. S. Gill named to a steering committee.
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Ewing D. Colvin
Meuse Argonne
Republian
Colvin
John J. Sullivan
William A. Gaines
King County
Caldwell
C. A. Brinckley
W. R. Farts
T. J. L. Kennedy
Maj. F. 8. Gill
Pedestrians Hit by Autos This Year Leads to Hospital Stay
Andrew Erickson, 78, of Vashon, suffered a broken ankle when struck by a car driven by M. W. Guiry of 2051 First Ave at Het Ave and Virginia. Erickson is hospitalized.
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Andrew Erickson
Vashon
M. W. Guiry
First Ave
Het Ave
Virginia
City Hospital
Pedestrian Hit by Auto Involving Multiple Incidents
Police report two separate pedestrian injuries after auto incidents this week in the city. Borghild Sechelt, 18, of 1408 50th Avenue, was knocked down near Leary Avenue and 40th Street, while a second incident left a victim with a cut mouth. Autor incidents tied to NH D Wyatt, 1619 Weetlake Avenue.
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D. Wyatt
Weetlake
Borghild Sechelt
50Th Ave
Leary Ave
Mins Behei
Pedestrian Hit by Auto on Madison and Second Ave
Police report an unidentified man was struck by an automobile driven by T. Thorton on Madison Avenue at Second Avenue Wednesday. Thorton said the man appeared uninjured.
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T. Thorton
Second Ave
Madison
Thorton
California Produce Arrives Boosting Local Market Supply
Arrivals of cabbage at 60 cents a pound and lettuce at 4.50 a crate ease shortages at the local wholesale market. A rail strike in the South slows shipments, while Northern California lettuce adds to supplies. Kennewick asparagus leads over California price with 12 pound boxes at 2.76, butter and eggs hold steady.
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California
South
Yakima Gems
Aadforda
Kennewick Asparagus
Local Markets Report for Fresh Produce
Readable market notes show prices for artichokes onions peppers and potatoes. Entries include per unit and per ton pricing across items like green peas spinach and Netted Gem with regional figures such as Ashford and Ramsey.
Largest tanker yet built at Skinner & Wddy yard
Skinner and Woody Shipbuilding Co will construct a 13 500 ton tanker for Knute Knutesen interests of Chin Hiania, to be completed by Wednesday, creating work for 3 600 men. Fuel shortages in the Orient may push local firms to switch from oil to coal burning ships. The Orient’s ships now refuel at Honolulu. The Eastern Cloud, built for the US Shipping Board, was docked here Thursday but delayed by steel shortages. The Eastern Glade sails to Portland to load flour for the Atlantic.
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Skinner & Wddy Shipbuilding Co
Knute Knutesen Interests
Orient
Honolulu
Eattern Cloud
Japan
United States Shipping Board
Tides in Seattle April 15 16
Tides in Seattle outline the high and low tides for Thursday and Friday April 15 and 16. First high tide at 11 am reaching 16.9 feet, with second high tides at 1 pm around 16.1 feet. First low tides occur around 6 am and 6 pm, with depths near 2.6 feet and 6.8 feet respectively?
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Avril
Iret
Officials push for new post office funding
City and county leaders plus the Chamber of Commerce urge Congress to appropriate funds for a new postal building. At a four meeting Wednesday, Seattle ranked second after New York in foreign mail business and seventh in postal receipts, led by County Commissioner Claude C. Rameau.
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Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Seattie
New York
United States
Claude C. Rameau
Curb Trading in Stutz Motor Stock Begins on Curb Market
Trading in Bruts Motor Company stock started on the curb market in New York after the board of governors declared a corner. Prices on the curb ranged from 700 to 730 dollars while the exchange quoted the stock at 400 dollars when trading halted.
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Liberty
Victory
New York
Bruts Motor Company
Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
New York Stock Exchange Opens Mixed Markets and Prices
Reports show fractional changes at the opening with quotes for General Motors Baldwin Texas Company Pan-American Petroleum and others moving, while Hogs prices in Chicago eased and cattle and sheep receipts shifted with lower cash bids across several categories.
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New York
Texas Company
Mtudebaker
General Motors
Pan-American Petroleum “S
Republic Iron & Steel
Baldwin
Pan-American Petroleum
General Motore
Hethiebem @teel
Alaska development urged by U S board plea
The executive committee of the Alaskan bureau of the Chamber of Commerce urged congressional action to create a strong federal board in Alaska. They warn that current conditions will weaken the territory, note population loss, and cite natural product exports rising to about 70 to 80 million dollars annually.
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Congress
Alaska
Alaskan Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Life of Transfer Hangs in Balance
Gordon Shea a shipyard worker from 322 Broadway sues in superior court alleging a Broadway street car transfer from First Ave to Broadway and Second Ave was refused by a conductor and he was removed with police aid He seeks 5000 dollars in balm.
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Gordon Shea
Broadway
First Ave
Second Ave
Yester Way
Great Northern to Improve Sheds and Yards in Dakota
Great Northern railway will lay 45 miles of rail in the state this year announced by C C Jenks vice president of St Paul Cascade snow sheds will be improved to the extent of 100000 and Spokane railroad yards 200000 he said Jenks declared the company will expend 900000 between Beattie and Williston ND this year
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Great Northern Railway
C. C. Jenks
St. Paul
Cascade
Spokane
Jenks
Beattie
Williston
N. D
Indians Say They Get No Salmon
Complaints to Washington about commercial canneries at the Yukon river mouth absorbing salmon and starving Alaskan Indians have led to Henry O'Malley of the bureau of fisheries and Dr. Charles H. Gilbert of Stanford sociology to be ordered to investigate. They will depart for the North soon and remain until September.
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Washington, D. C
Yukon River
Henry O'Malley
Bureau of Fisheries
Charles H. Gilbert
Stanford University Soclogy Department
North
First National Takes Option on Key Seattle Site
First National Bank has taken an option on the northeast corner of Second Avenue and Columbia Street. The site now houses Seattle National Bank and Washington Mutual Savings Bank. Valued at about $500,000, the property draw interest as a new site option.
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Iet National Bank
Second Ave
Columbia St
Seattle National
Washington Mutual Savings Banks
Seattle
University District
Crawford & Conover
Exposition Heights
University Home
Crawford
Lake Washington
Rainier
Cascades
Second
Pike
35Th N. E
55Th Street
Montlake Boulevard
University Trestle
Unable to Ship Fish at Ketchikan
The outlaw railway strike disrupts transportation halting shipment of fish into Ketchikan. Deep sea fishers face demoralization as rail service interruption prevents moving catch to markets.
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Ketchikan
Farm Students to Shipping Firms Apprenticeships Announced
Dean B Stephen J Miller announced that college of basin administration students will serve apprenticeships in local shipping firms. Ten students were assigned to firms today.
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College of Basin Administration
University
Stephen J. Miller
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Joan
J. Cc. Smith
Horse Dredging Company
Court OF the of Washington
King ¥ v
Wise Department
Develail
Nwick
Lawrence
Burke
Elliott
Elst
Marixco
Gergensen Pros
Erehan
Lumber
Bec
Dank Myask Junk CO
Fillere
Katvomming Premina Katsomiing, Painting and Repair CO
Poland
12Th Ave
Sanitariums OK
Tnfo
Itol
BRS Co
Boltt's
Tiice
Hardjrove
T— Hoce
Fihott
Milk Commission
ONAL
Foreign Department
First National
James KT
Poe
Erties
New York Mar
Morris Brothers, Inc
Metropolitan Theatre
Strike Beach
Nesey Com
Ovengeo
Notts Pricee Feld of
Whetemie
Almeode—Pfer Tm
Filberte
Pera
Manchurian
Veanate Virginia
Per
Perane
Prullete
Cccee
Fald Wheiresie Lenlere
Wisconsin
Young America
Dreneed
Hene
Evar
Mes
Santos
Portland
Kane
Geene
Yours For Fun
Kolb & Dill
Iberty Market
Pike and Liberty Theatre
Tides
Stutz Motor
Tacoma
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago
Rourha
Victoria
B.C
Moore
Ye Seng Shep” Mary Marble Company
Myers and Neon Cooper
Ricardo de Gor and
Hosford
Valente Brothers
Frank Wilson
Twick Dail
Nox Dette
Girte
Mary Maclaren
High Sebas College
Britt Wood
Laurela
Foley
O'Neal
Flenry Frey
Kibbett
Mat
Matas
Lewy, Orp Meum Tatsiy
Matinee
Turday Kolb
SND
DILL
U. S. Board For Alaskans
Chamber
Great Northern
Niemann Furniture CO
Pine ST
Laurel
Engineers’ Club
Arctic Building
George Watkins Vans
State of Washington
Port Commission
West Waterway
Frank Waterhouse & Co
Edwin J. Brown
Westlake Market
Westlake
STAL
Briscoe Christian
Busi
Brown
Dr. Brown
Christian
North End
Kenwood
Goodwin Real Estate Co., Inc
E. S. Goodwin
V. J. Green
Main
Leary
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