Sale of Choice Home Tracts at Indianola Beach
Indianola Beach draws Seattle summer home buyers with proximity, sea air, and improvements. Seventeen tracts sold this month despite weather. many buyers visited last fall. Offer features include monthly payments from 5 dollars, 50 minutes from Seattle, full water supply, a bathing pavilion, gravity system, good soil, and commuting boats from Pier 3 at Madison.
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Indianola Beach
Seattle
Pier 3
Madison
Reserve Officers to Buy Equipment for Training Camps
Secretary of War directs infantry uniforms and equipment for reserve officer training camps. Two thousand five hundred per camp maximum. Officers provide their own standard private uniform items. sale of required items to reserve officers will be available. Candidates notified of acceptance will receive purchase and transportation reimbursement details by mail. Await further instructions for those examined before the suspension.
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Secretary of War
City Improves Hospital Space for Emergency Readiness
Seattle aims to shelter 500 patients at the city hospital as Dr. J. L. McBride prepares first aid training for 50 doctors and 40 nurses. The plan reserves three unused floors of the old city hall for a six week period until a government base hospital is established.
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West Coast
Seattle
J. 8. McBride
City Health Department
City Hospital
Meliride
Livery Hospital
Central Police Station
Council
Old City Hall
McBride
Puget Sound
Firlanda Sanitarium
Old Court House
Alma and Paula in Washington Days of Political Charm
Paula recalls her time as a secretary to Congressman Smith aided by Alma Huntington who counseled her on influence and gender dynamics. The scene shifts to a tense moment as Jeff Perrygreen arrives, prompting a confession about past love and a pledge to redefine their bond, ending with a note that the story continues.
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Congressman Smith
Alma
Frank Smith
Paula
Margie
Alma Huntington
Altho
Bergson
Washington
Jeff
Jeff Perrygreen
Earnest Lawton
Cotton fiber used in gun cotton and explosives in 1917
In the three months ending March 31 1917, the United States used 83 652 907 pounds of bleached cotton fiber equivalent to 167 306 bales for gun cotton and explosives. Munitions factories held 11 284 845 pounds in storage, or 22 570 bales, at March 31. The prior year’s quarter consumed 144 988 bales.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
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Indianola
Kitsap County Transportation Co
Indianola Beach Co
Emerson
Goodyear
Oxford
Express
Ainex
Rett
Ary
Ney
BO Sample Shoe Shop
the Store of Style and ‘Service
Second Ave
Pike
Parcel Post
Preatdio
San Francisco
HL W Funn
Fort Lawton
Cal
Campea
Rowell
A Stee F. King, M.D
Howe
Bullbros
Just Printers
Third Main
DR. Evans
People’s Bank
Pike St
Shelabarger
Northern Bank Bldg
4Th and Pike
Perrygreen
MacDougall
Outhwick
Second Avenue and
Pike Street
Twick
GLOBE
Walter Robson
Reliable Optical
Pia
Apheum
Rosalind ¢ Coghlan & Co
Sh T Johnston
iHeedy—Kenney
Jedians — Barry
Monroe i Thera
Heur Travelogue
Atimee
Menings
Wilkes Players
CCN
Madison Starry Police
Wilkes Vilayers
Matiner
Amsterdam
Roache and
McCcurdy
Palace Hip
Wyetley and Sut
Drawee
Hambo
Johnson & Wells
McGrath & Yeoman
the Reynolds
Raros
Gilmore Corbin
Ken
Otoplay
Eneca
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