Northwest Products Slogan Contest Entries Scroll In
Read samples from a slogan contest urging support for Northwest Products. Citizens including Mra Rumhford Julia Stewart Fortuna Calvo F H Owen Miriam Ferrsen J H Roberta H Romberger Katherine Thomas Hugh Parker and others encourage buying Northwest products to boost home industry and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Business Specialists
White
Northwest
Mra
B. Rumhford
Republican St
Pacific Northwest
Julia O. Stewart
Marion
Fortuna Calvo
24Th Ave
F. H. Owen
Meridian Ave
Miriam V. Ferrsen
Terrace
J. H.roberta
H. Romberger
Katherine Thomas
Reach Drive
Hugh T. Parker
Newport Way
Henry Iverson
35Th Ave
Slogan Contest Pointers for Pacific Northwest Products
Instructions urge readers to submit slogans of twelve words or fewer, describing benefits of Pacific Northwest Products. Participants mail a letter to the Editor at The Star in Seattle Washington. Prizes include first place $25 second prize unspecified and twenty one $1 run prizes. total time is this month.
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Northwest
Dominic Lupine
25Th Ave
Ocean
Frances Culver
Bagley
Myrtle Nanthrup
Kenneth Riebridger
Northwestern
Roy Jacobe
Jefferson
Pacific Northwest
the Star
Seattle
Wash
Northwest Products cash prize drive draws entries from across state
Pacific Northwest Products runs a 50 in cash prize contest as readers submit testimonials and endorsements. Citizens like C A Phinney, S W Al, Mrs A O Sanders and many others list homegrown loyalty and call to buy Northwest goods to save freight, grow local industry, and support regional prosperity.
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Pacific Northwest Products Organization
Star
Pacific Northwest
C. A. Phinney
S. W. al
Northwest
C. J
Main St
A. O. Sanders
C. E. Armstrong
Roy St
Eveorett Pettijohn
Ord Ave
Violet Mountain
46Th St
Fred T
4Th Ave
Puget Sound
J. A
Reelection Bill Aims for Smaller State Legislature
The measure, backed by A. E. Fuller, would cut the house to 14 and the senate to 21 as allowed by the constitution, a 40 percent reduction. It promises direct savings in expenses and reduced pork barrel spending, with reapportionment following population and districts arranged by contiguous representation. Boundaries mostly avoid breaking smaller counties, and the bill does not take effect until 1925 to avoid extra primaries and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Fuller
House
Senate
Maller
Douglas
Skagit
Gerryrmander
Navy Cut to Save Japan $25,000,000
Tokyo advices published in Jiji report Japan will save about 25.6 million dollars this year thanks to the Washington war limitation program. The Ken sei Kai party backs a movement to abolish land and business taxes due to the saving, per the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Japan
Fionclula
Ashington
Tokyo
Jiji
Kensei-Kai Party
Eastern States Hit by Textile Strike
Massachusetts New Hampshire and Rhode Island faced the largest New England textile strike. About 45,000 workers joined the action and 42 mills in the three states were closed as the walkout broadened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
New England
Alaska Boom Predicted After Rail Line Completion
Col Frederick Mears forecasts Alaska’s population to more than double in five years as the 539 mile railroad from Seward to Fairbanks opens vast development. He cites coal from Matanuska, agricultural markets, and a potential oil industry near Point Barrow, with Governor Bone and hopes for a Harding visit next June.
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Washington
Alaska
Frederick Mears
Seward
Fairbanks
Mears
Matanuska
Point Barrow
Scott C. Bone
Harding
Brown Promises 2.1 Mile Walk Challenge At Moore
George N Brown headlines a walking act at the Moore theater and will traverse 2.1 miles starting noon from the county city building. He claims to finish in 20 minutes and invites local walkers to try to beat him along a downtown course ending back at the theater.
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George N. Brown
Brown
Moore Theater
Bob Hesketh
Yealer Way
Second Ave
Pike Et
Pike
Third Ave
Third
University
Eighth
Pine
Second
Funeral Services for Kenneth Erickson
Funeral services for baby Kenneth Erickson, one year old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Erickson, will be held Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Georgetown Undertaking parlors. Interment will follow in Lakeview Cemetery.
Water Shutoff Notice for Specific District
Water will be shut off in the district between 11th avenue to 12th avenue inclusive, from Norman to Hillsta, on Wednesday February 15, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
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11Th Ave
12Th Ave
Norman
Hillsta
Shade of Lincoln Attends Seattle Memorial Banquet
An imaginative monologue recalls Abraham Lincoln at a Crystal Palace banquet in Seattle where about 1,200 attendees celebrate the Great Emancipator. The scene parodies speeches and photographs, notes the artful depiction of Lincoln and Fremont, and ends with Lincoln addressing the bored guests.
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Robert B. Bermann
Abraham Lincolin
Seattle
Santmyer Arrested on Speeding Charge
W. J. Santmyer president of Power Plant Engineering and school board member was arrested Tuesday for speeding 40 mph on Westlake Ave by Motorcycle Patrolman M. A. Koons. He was released on personal recognizance after explaining he was taking ice to his critically ill daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
W. J. Santmyer
Power Plant Engineering Company
Westlake Ave
M. A. Koons
Santer
C. G. Carr
Waterhouse Case Set for March Hearing in Federal Court
The bankruptcy petition of Elliott Higgins Donald Eegerman and FE BR Staley against Frank Waterhouse & Co and Vulcan Manufacturing moves to federal court. Judge Jeremiah Neterer will hear it after the Sparks Dye case, likely in the week of March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Higgins
Donald G. Eegerman
FE. BR. Staley
Frank Waterhouse & Co
T the Vulcan Manufacturing Company
Aiver
Jeremiah Neterer
Sparks Dye Land
No Decision on Genoa Assembly
Washington reports the American government cannot at this time decide on participation in the proposed economic conference at Genoa. High authority at the White House announced the stance today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Genoa
White House
Kimonos Trimmed in Sateen With Embroidered Crepe Details
The description notes roses and morning glories in colored Oriental crepe with hand embroidery and bright crepe facings, used to trim black sateen kimonos.
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Champ
Lincoln
Young Men's Republican Club
Gil
Mildred Lincoln
Doc
Gov. Matt
Mr. Harper
Tuth Onborn Hoyer
Fremont
Santmyer
Waterhouse
BON Marche Bargain
Coutil and Mesh
Bandeaux
Bon Marche
Gladys Walton
Star of “the Guttersnipe
Columbia
THE
Betty Lou Garment CO
Seattle Knitting CO
Delft
Jaynes
Union Street
Bon Marché
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