Hay famine spreads through Washington as Seattle feels pinch
Farmers and dealers warn of a severe hay shortage in Eastern Washington with shipments to Seattle lagging. Prices jump from 18 to 37 dollars per ton amid dwindling supplies. Tacoma Belling and Everett also affected as deliveries from Skagit Snohomish and La Conner decline. Local livery stables report paying premium for inferior hay due to scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Alter
Seattle
Tacoma
Belling
Everett
Spokane and Seattle clash over blamed football game
Principal Geiger and Spokane high school face blame amid a dispute over a proposed football game with Seattle. Tense letters from Manager Stewart and Coach Frost reflect mutual resentment between Spokane and Seattle educators and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geiger
Spokane
Seattle
Stewart
Frost
Spa
Meal meeting at Firet gan Go church elects officers
Officers were elected for three years including trustees Peter James Gibson O E L Pinney and G C Paltipa and for one year Win Drew and Mr Drew. Elders named include Clarence L White C W Kimball J B Chase. A committee was set to manage funds for the current and new church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
James Gibson
O. E. L. Pinney
G. C. Paltipa
Win
Mr. Drew
Alnslicn
Clarence L. White
Vid Climeore
C. W. Kimball
J.B Chase
Horse Ownership Notice for Tom Hender on Occidental Ave
If you own a horse, acquaint yourself with Tom Hender on Occidental Ave where you can buy a harness or stable supply at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hender
Occidental Ave
Dramatic Climax in Cleveland 3-Cent Fare War
Mayor Tom Johnson presses a five year plan for a three cent streetcar fare as factions clash over a new line to the east side. Midnight track laying and rapid injunctions halted work on Superior avenue with trolley poles erected and a judge blocking progress as courts and city officials battle over the route to the public square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
C. Gan
Mukden Cleveland
Superior Av
Cuyahoga River
Board of Public Service
Johnson
Bergen
Railroads Clear Snow as Trains Lag Behind
Great Northern and Northern Pacific rail lines report rapid snow clearing with several transcontinental trains expected. A Northern Pacific wreck near Tacoma caused delays when outbound and inbound freights collided 20 miles south of Tacoma. Crews escaped injury. a tramp suffered serious injuries and was taken to Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Theorthern Pacific
Sea Tacoma
Tacoma
Hunter's Victim to Be Buried in Newcastle
Thomas Readshaw who was accidentally shot by his friend John DeWinter during a Lake Washington hunt will be interred at Newcastle his former home. The body was taken there yesterday after a coroner ruled the death accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Readshaw
John DeWinter
Lake
Washington
Newcastle
Plymouth Congregational Church Chooses Officers Thursday
Thursday night the Plymouth Congregational church will elect officers and submit yearly reports. Church members are expected to attend as part of the annual meeting, with votes cast on slate and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
New Lecture Course on Mining Begins January 19
A new lecture series starts January 19 featuring weekly mining lectures at the university. The program aims to introduce basic mining concepts and current industry issues to students and interested the public.
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UN C A
Engineers to Meet in Chamber of Commerce Room
The American Institute of Electrical Engineers will meet tonight in the Chamber of Commerce room at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Chamber of Commerce
Young Swede Found Dead From Bed Gas In Seattle
Peer Anderson aged 20 was found dead in his room at 716 Spring t street from asphyxiation due to gas used for lighting. He had been reading in bed with gas on low and a friend Olson had visited the room. An inquest will be held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer Anderson
Spring @t
Ann. Anderson
Seattle
Sweden
Bon Marche
Olson
Anderson
What Uncle Sam's Worth by Gilgon Gardner
Government experts have totaled the value of all U S assets including real estate livestock farm implements tools gold bullion railroads street railways clothing furniture jewelry and more with the total announced from Washington on January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilgon Gardner
Washington, D. CC
United States
Growth in real estate wealth shown by 1904 census
The 1904 census reports total tangible property value at 8,617,306,775, with about 9 billion gained since 1900. It notes per capita real estate value by state, highlighting Mississippi at 168.79, Nevada at 2,588.79, and the District of Columbia at 2,785.59, contrasting rich states like Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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Khene
Mississippi
Nevada
Columbia
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
New York Winter Fads Shine in Opera Fashion
A New York winter fashion overview highlights extravagant outfits at the opera and theater. Women wear million-dollar jewels and ornate headpieces including lemons on crowns and white pheasants, with trends like the proper tiara tilt, peekaboo gloves, elastic belts, and a new bridge game called pull replacing whist among the elite.
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Seattle Star
New York
Fem
Grace Kid
Dearié
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Orthwei Trust IS Safe Deposit CO
B. Soc. Fee
Guperior Av. Clevele
Hunter
Atlha Credit
King County Medical Association
Christensen
Broadway Hall
Wagner
Averton
University
University of Washington
MH. Gowen
Trinity Parish
George Tefferteller
Northern Pacific Flathead
Treetie
Magnolia Bluff
Hanford
Coliseum
Dreamland
Hag
Pire
Gardner Kellogg
John Barberis
Crown Block
Stump State
Samuel C. Lancaster
Heroer
Merchants’ Exchange
Carnegie Hero Fend
Thomas Patterson
Coloma
Vancouver
Bobbie” Burne
Caledonian Society
Clan Mackensie
Keith Konqueror
Thompson-Gray Shoe Company
Marion St
Second Av
Boston
Dental Parlors
Albert Hansen
Ema Otis
Teat Avenue
REAL
Wallat
Acw
Puare
Dee
Vige Provident Greenleaf
People B Savings Bank
Savings and Trust General Niring and Eat
Cor
Mav
Pike At
R Ho Denny Greenleaf
John BD
Farreil
Neufelder
Central Park
Fusales
The
Metropolitan Mantles
1Fc
S. Eee
Laurence R. Battelle
Kenneth
Carroll
Bonney-Watson Chapel
A. L. Hall
Union Tailors
Srd
James St
Thor
J. L. Thompson
People’s Savings Bank
Second
Pike
Wwe
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Evest Sowie Marble & Gra E Co., Inc
E. M. Vanen
First Ave
Main
Ind
Alaska Outfitters
Loggers’ Supply Co
Colman Doe
Novelty Skirt Mfg.Co
Second Ave
Geattie Wash
L. . Hoffman
A. Bridge & Co., Popular Price Clothiers
A. Bridge & CO
Second Avenue
Austrian
China
Jardinieres
Royal Granite
Canrury Furniture Company
Srcono
Sprine Street
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