Is Baby Up to U S Standard Clinic Examines Huskies
The public measurement program at Central School Sev enth and Madison runs weekly Wednesday through Friday mornings to assess child growth and development. Beattie women seek an all year round clinic as the current session ends in August. Names of examined children appear in the notice including Donald Edward Buck and Donald Forrest McRae with addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Central School
Seventh
Madison
Beattie
Husky
Donald Edward Buck
W. Ore Fons
Donald Forrest McRae
Donald Forrest McRae, 135 N. 55Th At
Lillian Obeliak
34Th Ave
the Child
Shipyard and Waterfront Face Poor Transit Hurdles
East and West waterway industries are hampered by inadequate transport says Adam Patterson of the Patterson McDonald ship yard urging the city council to direct the judiciary committee to ask the capital issues committee to invite 150000 for a city car line on Hast Marginalway. He claims poor transport makes it hard to recruit shipyard workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Patterson
Patterson McDonald Shipyard
Revolution
Judiciary Committee
Ite
New Ship Grounded on Lake by Winds
The Deprey Anderson shipbuilding company vessel launched at Houghton was grounded by heavy winds on Lake Washington on Saturday while towed toward Meecham Babcock's Salmon Bay plant to test engines. Attempts to refloat her Sunday failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deprey, Anderson &Hipbuilding Company
Houghton
Lake Washington
Meecham & Babcock
Salmon Bay
Skinner & Eddy Deliver 61,600 Tons of Steel Freighters
Seven 8,000-ton steel freighters built at Plant No. 1 for the Emergency Fleet Corporation have been delivered. The vessels average 73 working days per ship and total 61,600 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner & Eddy Corporation
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Iroquois Returns to Seattle With 200 Recruits Aboard
The steamer Iroquois brings 200 naval recruits back to Seattle on Sunday morning after a cruise down the Sound and up Hood Canal. The vessel departed Tuesday for the training trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
The
Sound
Hood Canal
Mickley Appointed to Control Piers
A. J. Mickley, as a representative agent for Pacific Steamship in Seattle, has been appointed agent with control of Pier A Pier B and Pier D and the Grand Trunk dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Mickley
Piers
A. J. Mickley
Pacific Steamship Company
Seattle
Grand Trunk Dock
Dry Dock Takes on Vessel for Repairs
The Heffernan dry dock at West Seattle begins its first repair job since arriving from Portland. An Alaska freighter of 3 500 dead weight tons is being refitted scraped and painted as residents watch crews take up the large empty dock now occupied. The 5 000 ton dock is part of the expanding Heffernan repair plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heffernan Dry Dock
West Seattle
Portland
Alaska
J. T. Heffernan Company
Schooner Will Try Northwest Passage
Harold H. Noice of Seattle, 23 year old master and owner of the two masted power schooner Chal lenge, will attempt the perilous Northwest Passage early next spring. Noice is currently in the Arctic, making extensive preparations for the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Noice
Seattle
Northwest Passage
Noice
Arctic
Far and Near News Roundup Notices in Chehalis and Beyond
Police report Don Homan jailed on a $400 theft charge from his brother as he faces entral tment or prosecution. Numerous local items include a third burglary near Thomas A. Huling, a Wisconsin picnic at Woodland Park, and the French Relief Joffre entertainments for sailors.
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Chehalis
Indaw
Don Homan
Thomas A. Huling
Eighth Ave
Racine
Wis
Hanson
Wisconsin Club
Woodland Park
William S. Dobbs
Seatte
Olympia
Hazard Stevens
Edmond 8. Meany
W. P. Bonney
Mount Rainier
Paradise Valley
Kansas
Joffre
Tureday
Capt
Prado
Mary KE. Sutherland
Yeslerich Ubrary
Yeater Way
Red Cross
Overseas Club
Soldiers and Sailors’ Club
John Cloorn
Bis Cafe
Camp Mille
Long Island
Maj
310Th Engineers
France
George Fox
Northland
James Stevenson
Wenatchee
Dld
J. G. Thacker
Paul 8. Lippincott
Samuel Lippincott
Pen
Rainbow Division
Pastor compares rent hogs to Turks in sermon
Rev. V. Shayler of St. Mark's church denounces profiteers as Pro German, warns Bolshevik upheaval if prices stay high. He cites bacon shipped from America sold cheaper in London than Seattle and reports milk prices of 7 cents in Chicago and 14 cents in Seattle. He likens rent hogs to Turks in their treatment of Armenians.
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America
Re. V. Shayler
St. Mark's Church
Seattle
London
Shayler
Chicago
New kitchen aids and heaters tease warm comforts for home
The ad lists an assortment of domestic goods including an Electric Heater for warmth, Pyrex Pie Plate, Ladd Beater, Magic Mitt, and duplex stoves. It promotes grease removal tools, milk separation discs, aluminum utensils, and camping gear with prices ranging from 60 cents to 30 dollars in a basement Housewares section.
Ohio Range Promises Clean Look and Efficient Bake
The Ohio range is praised for appealing design and strong baking performance. It heats to baking heat quickly and sustains even heat, making breakfast biscuits, bread, and roasting easy and economical. The ad highlights fuel savings and quick action as key benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Great War Veterans Association leads Canada toward reform
A Canadian movement formed in Winnipeg in 1917 marks its second anniversary in 1919 with 40 000 members. The Great War Veterans Association of Canada aims to tackle pensions and rehabilitation, push for land reform, afforestation and industrial village development, and favors proportional representation. The group may extend to the United States as a parallel organization grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick M. Kerby
N. FE
Toronto
Ont
Canada
Great War Veterans’ Association OF Canada
Winnipeg
Ottawa
United States
Veterans’ Association
Flanders
Eee Sa
New Zealand
Australia
Cnemoueals
National Labor Party
Great War Veterans’ Association of the
United States of America
Stewart
States
Postwar Adjustments Signal Growing Prosperity Ahead
The passage foresees a future rebound after the great war with capital shifting gradually and prosperity rising as bearings are set. Experts from this station claim records will be set as trade expands, placing us in a strong position to handle expert commerce and united growth.
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Coats
MacDougall-Southwick
MacDougall-Southwich Men's
Noor
Clr Ri Linsleur
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Albert Hansen
Empire Mortgage Loan Co
Columbia ST
DPR
Edwin J. Brown
D. G. Ew
Columbia
Rat Ave
Old
Midwa
Dwin J, Brown, D. D
W. H. Thompson
Will H Thompson
Bonney-Watson
John B. Gordon
Will Thompson
Gettysburg
Edgar
Elizabeth Poe
Edgar Allen Poe
Richmond
John F. Humphries
U. S
Hanson Sunday
Parieson
Burle
Washington
Washington Mutual Savings Bank
Second Avenue
Frank Anderson
Galer Wt
Waterfront News & Notes
Indus
Olympic
Port Angeles
Troara
Olympic Hot
Robert M. Stewart
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