Notice of Sale and Creditors for Washington Copper Mining Co
A court ordered sale of mining properties and patent rights in the Silver Mining District Snohomish, Washington. The receiver George Elliott will sell the mine claims and related rights for cash on March 8, 1919 at 2 PM in Seattle. Creditors are urged to file verified claims with the receiver at 2 New York Building, Seattle within 70 days from the first publication.
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Washington
Pies
Howitt
Ashington
Iowa Copper Mining Co. Inc
Cem
Folowing Sons
Aed Ww Ten
Iowa
Misinap, Inc
Bivins
Benown
Senated
Loca
Caid
York Building
Seattle
Thefternoon
Daves
Georgh Elliott
Phe
Washingtowa Copper Mining Co
Spring County
Joel Hewitt
Washington @& a Copper Mining Co
New York Building
Ted
Paris
Louis Creek Placer Mining Co Announces March Start
Notice to shareholders that machinery has been purchased and operations begin by March first. Shareholders may obtain full information at the main office, Louis Creek Placer Mining Co, 302 Hinckley Ridge, Seattle. Office open in the evening.
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Ofien
Louis Creek Placer Mining CO
Hinckley Ridg
Seattle
Personal Magnetism and Health Promises from Advert
An advertisement touts VIT O NET as a life enhancing magnetic treatment improving vitality and dissolving toxins. It claims to aid rheumatism nervousness high blood pressure indigestion kidneys and goiter with free trials at a Tacoma location. Other ads offer jewelry purification sanitaria and therapies for weak backs and circulation with various addresses and terms.
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Third
Marion
Tacoma
T Jewelry Co
Vate Sanitarium
16Th Ave
Capitol
Globe
Madison Bacco
Superba Co
Baltimore
Maryland
Iiss Pierpont
Lea
Loans move to federal appraiser for Seattle Farm association
The Seattle Farm Loan Association loans are now in the hands of Spokane’s federal appraiser who will appraise immediately. Partners seeking 38 year loans or 6 percent interest must file applications with Secretary Jeff Cameron at 1030 Henry Building Main 158 percent Queen Anne. Abstracts at Kredit ed Rath s money to loan at TiO Third Ave Main 1017 Washington Title Co.
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Seattle Farm Loan Association
Spokane
Oneor
Jeffe Cameron
Henry Nuilding
Queen Anne
Tio Third Ave
Washington Title Co
Spokane Men Form League to Preserve Americanism
Spokane on February 22 reports C. C. Moore former Poindexter campaign manager now heads a League to Preserve Americanism formed to oppose the League of Nations plans from Paris. Several prominent citizens joined. former Senator Beveridge and others will be brought to speak.
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Spokane
C. C. Moore
Miles Poindexter
League To
League of Nations
Paris
Beveridge
Cabinet Aides Emphasize Fitness Routines
Washington notes Secretary Crowell rides a horse daily at lunch to stay in trim while Secretary Baker dismisses workouts. He quips he is a stationary engine for 45 years and cannot become a locomotive now.
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Washington
Asubetant
Crowell
Baker
Cabinet
Women Barbers Vote on Strike Over Wage Scale
Women barbers in the city may strike if five large shops refuse to negotiate a new wage scale. A strike vote was planned at Friday’s meeting contingent on approval by the Central Labor Council. An appeal for support may go to male barbers and possibly the Japanese barbers’ unions.
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Lidy Razor Wielgers
Central Labor Council
Woman climbs ship mast to raise flag in bold wartime stunt
In Bremerton on Feb 22 Mrs Hertha Savage, a navy yard employee, ascended the 199 foot mast of the British warship H M S Lancaster and planted the American flag beside the Union Jack amid cheers from crew and spectators. Also noted are tax receipts for Feb 1-14 totaling 745776.49 dollars and a March 15 rebate deadline. Captain Harry Sheafe, chief gas officer of the 24 division, returns home after serving on the St Mihiel front. The 834 division, nicknamed the All American division, included men from every state.
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H. M
Lancaster
Hertha Savage
Navy Yard
Harry Sheafe
St Mihiel
Mra
C. M. Sheafe
First Ave. W
Union
Seattle Greeters Seek Delegates’ Portland Convention Return
Seattle chapter of the Greeters of America urges delegates to attend the Portland convention in June and return home via Seattle instead of San Francisco, aiming to showcase the city as their travel route.
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Seattle
The
Greeters of America
Greeters
Portland
San Francisco
Canary dealer’s bird promise cost woman a fine
In Berkeley a justice fined Mrs Seebold 200 for horsewhipping after she claimed a canary she bought from a dealer wouldn’t trill as guaranteed. Harmony absent.
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Berkeley
Cal
A. Hanseler
One Hat in Two Years Testifies in Divorce Case
McDonald failed to obtain a divorce from his second wife Emma McDonald. Judge Card of Tacoma ruled there was not sufficient cause for separation after a trial in which ten to twelve witnesses testified for both sides. Emma McDonald described herself as a hardworking wife devoted to home and said she had been refused money to buy a hat in two years.
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McDonald
Mra
Emma McDonald
Card
Tacoma
Mia
Kalina
Jewels Recovered At San Francisco Hotel Heist
A stash valued over 10000 dollars vanished from the St Francis hotel dining room. The loot including a 10000 necklace a 100 diamond bar pin two cuff links 489 dollars and a watch was found on a Davenport on the second floor by the night watchman. Mrs Josephine McAbee of New York posted a 1000 reward and suspects a night watchman Thomas Kearney may be eligible for the prize.
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Ban Francisco
St. Francis
Josephine McAbee
New York
Claremont
Oakland
Thomas Kearney
Governor Campbell backs deportation of Bolshevists Reds
Gov Campbell of Arizona telegraphed the National Association of City Editors that he favors deportation of Bolshevists and anarchists. He said the surest way to preserve the public is to send them back to lands they came from and urged loyalty to the republic on its birthday.
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Phoenix
Aria
Goyv. Campbell
Arimona
United States
National Association of City Editors
Governor’ Committee
Republic
Woman Registered in Seattle Dies in Stockton Hotel
A woman who checked into a Stockton hotel as Mary RK Jackson of Seattle died there, with authorities finding no clue to her identity after a search of her belongings. The death, likely from self administered poison, was discovered that night. The woman is described as brunet, strikingly beautiful, middle aged and well dressed.
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Stockton
Cal
Troop Ships in Port With Yanks
New York February 22 The Origa ba arrived from Bordeaux February 12 with 2 931 men including units of the 334th field artillery and headquarters of the 142d field artillery The Henderson left Bordeaux February 3 with 1 212 men.
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New York
Origaba
Bordeau
334Th Field Artillery
142D Field Artillery
Henderson
Auto and street car crashes injure three in Seattle
Vera Aust aged 3 Edward Gross aged 7 and Isabel Shelansky aged 54 were hurt in auto and street car accidents in Seattle Friday and taken to the city hospital. Physicians say injuries are not serious.
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Vera Aust
Edward Gross
Isabel Shelansky
Seattle
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