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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
6
Listings show stalls 129 to 344 offering oleomargerine dill pickles halibut salmon trout black bass sweet oranges lemons ling cod fresh salmon and salt salmon Brussels sprouts sweet Spanish onions fresh sales and Olympic flour with mixed nuts and milk deals.
A fragmented vendor board lists stalls with items such as beef round steak mutton chops and ribs, fish like black cod salmon and wild roses milk and eggs, fruits including lemons and oranges, bread cookies soups beans pickles asparagus and potatoes with prices and quantities noted. Several stalls show markdowns and by the dozen or pound pricing.
A dense listing of stall numbers and prices for produce and goods. Items include lettuce two for Selemons, salmon and halibut by the pound, various cheeses and butter, eggs and milk, sugar, coffee, and bake goods with quoted per unit, bag, or sack prices. Numerous stalls detail fresh fruits, vegetables, canned goods, and seafood with weekly sale prices.
The American steamer Dacia left Norfolk at 10 45 a m loaded with cotton bound for Germany. The captain said he was confident the ship would not be molested by British warships despite prior warnings that the vessel might be seized.
Olympia Feb 11 Representatives Murphine Hastings and Hil introduced a presidential primary bill in the house. The measure mirrors the Murphine bill from two years ago which failed to reach a vote. Gov Lister declined to say on Renick bill approval. Senator Campbell offered a first aid bill reflecting labor interests. Liquor policy debates produced a 45 to 42 dry vote and a roll call on suspending a liquor license abolition measure for certain vessels and stores after Jan 1, 1916. Watts of Whitman opposed the committee report.
Stella Mayhew a regular paid fireman from New Rochelle New York visits Seattle with the High Jinks company awaiting a Moore theater engagement starting Sunday She earns 50 dollars monthly from her town treasury and serves as a volunteer turned paid fireman during alarms The woolgrowers meet in Walla Walla to discuss a Kennewick warehouse for wool marketing
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