Northwest Producers Exhibit Opens Feb 6 at Bon Marche
More than 75 producers showcase Northwest goods at the Pacific Northwest Producers exhibition from February 6 to 18 in the Bon Marche building. Demonstrations of manufacturing methods, a complete kitchen display, and a fashion show highlight the two week event with prizes for a Northwest grown apple pie and other awards to be announced.
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Northwest
Pacific Northwest
Bon Marche
Seattle
Gale
Mexico Guatemala to Settle Strife Amicably
NOGALES Sonora Mexico February dispatches quote Secretary Fano saying Guatemala president Oreilano ordered his army to concentrate near Peten and avoid moving the San Biate river into Mexico, indicating the dispute will be settled amicably.
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Mexico
Guatemala
Nogales
Sonora
Dispatches
Ser. Fano
Presidert Orei-lano
Missing Relatives Alert Readers to Locate Stracton Kin
The Star seeks Elizabeth and William Stracton last heard from Minneapolis about 20 years ago possibly headed west. Also listed are Henry Ernest Anderson and C Randolph, Dr W Highlander, Mrs S C Slattery, Kay Isbell, Darleen Long missing from Minneapolis area. Contact details provided for each lead.
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Elizabeth
William Stracton
J. D. Stracton
The
Star
Minneapolis
Stracton
Linden Ave
Fresno Daily Herald Sold to William P. St. Sure Pair
Fresno California based newspaper The Fresno Herald owned by Chase Osborn Jr and George Osborn was sold to William P. St Sure and two associates. The deal transfers ownership of the paper to the new group.
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Fresno
Calif
Fresno Herald
Chase 8. Osborn, Jr
George Osborn
William P. St. Sure
Engineers Move Mountain in Rio to Expand Business District
American engineers plan to relocate a mountain in Rio de Janeiro to clear space for growth of the central business district. The project aims to widen commerce and attract investment, signaling a bold urban development effort.
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Rio de Janeiro
Old Home Town Chamber Dinner Set for February
The E lensburg Chamber of Commerce plans its annual home products dinner next Wednesday. New officers will be installed but the program stays short. Seating is limited to 140.
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Elensburg Chamber of Commerce
Building boom here indicated by permits over 1.9 million
The city building department issued more than 1.9 million in permits last month, surpassing January records dating to 1909. Over 128 residence permits were issued, up from 82 a year earlier, highlighted by a $1,000,000 Dexter Horton building permit.
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Beattie
Dexter Horton
Purhase of Clallan Spruce Mill Ties to Memorial Drive
A committee formed by Donald F. McInnex Thomas G. Mortland and William E. Covert will raise Clallan county’s $1,200 share for the Centralia memorial fund linked to the spruce mill and railroad purchase by E B Grammer of the Admiralty Logging Co.
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Spruce
Clallam County
E. 8. Grammer
Admiralty Logging Co
Donald FI. McInnex
Thomas G. Mortland
Wiliam E. Covert
Clallan
Centralia
Rum Costs Japanese Ship Men in Beattie Case
Customs officers unloading 425 quarts of Japanese whisky from the Kalan Maru found three caches. Kisul Karada the quartermaster pleaded guilty to transportation and possession and was fined 800 dollars. The master faced two fines totaling 602 dollars for failure to list the booze on the store list and manifest.
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United States
Hoquiam
Beattie
John Sechat
Kisul Karada
Quartermaster
Cushman
Zimbalist and Alma Gluck To Sing In Happy Romance
Efrem Zimbalist and Alma Gluck, a married duo famed for their chemistry, will appear in concert at Meany Hall in February. The pair blend violin and voice, drawing on a wide repertoire and a shared artistic home in New York.
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Efrem Zimbalist
Meany Hall
Efrem Zimballet
Metropolitan Opera
London
New York
Maria Virginia
Efrem, Jr
Alana Gluck
America
Emalier Rusians
Cul
Moussorgsky
Rimaky Kornikov
Glasounoev
Frederick Stock
Rev Thrapp Church Head Elected Seattle Federation Leader
Mussell F Thrapp pastor of the First Christian church was elected president of the Seattle Federation of Churches at a Plymouth Congregational council dinner Tuesday night. He succeeds Henry B R King who resigned for health. More than 156 ministers and laymen attended the meeting.
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Mussell F. Thrapp
First Christian Church
Seattle Federation of Churches
Plymouth Congregational Church
Henry BR. King
New White Lunch to Open in City
The chain known from Seattle to Los Angeles adds a new store at 213 Pike Street this week. W White, head of the company, opened the first shop there in 1916 and the quick service and clean food idea quickly expanded into the coast.
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Seattle
Los Angeles
Pike St
W. White
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