Directory Flowing Rules of Indoor and Outdoor Cultivation
The Seattle Star lists a mix of seed and plant offerings with prices for hyacinths, tulips, strawberries, raspberries, and loganberries. It includes ads for fur goods, dry wood, sewing machines, furniture, and real estate, plus stock quotes and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landscape Garden Co
Newburgh
City Urged to Accelerate Relief Drive for Europe
L. H. Burnett, estate chairman of the European relief council, appeals Seattle to speed up the drive toward a 250000 fundraising goal for starving European children. With six counties over- subcribed, King county and Seattle lag at about 36 percent of their 150000 share. Burnett says raising about 90000 more in Seattle would secure the campaign, as the rest of the state is expected to cover the remaining 200000. Each ten dollar donation saves a life, funding essentials, while incidental costs are privately covered. Contributions are received by M. F. Backus, county treasurer of the relief council and president of the National Bank of Commerce.
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Europe
L. H. Burnett
European Relief Council
Seattle
King County
Burnett
M. F. Backus
The
Relief Council
National Bank of Commerce
Near East Relief Still Needs Funds in Northwest
Dr. Sherman L. Divine of Spokane, general chairman for Near East relief in the Northwest, says about $150,000 remains to care for dependent children in Bible lands and neighboring countries. He clarifies there is no connection or duplication between Herbert Hoover's child saving campaign and Near East relief, despite confusion surrounding their roles.
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Seattle
Washington
Bible Lands
Near East Relief Committee
Sherman L. Divine
Spokane
Near East Relief
Northwest
Herbert Hoover
Near East Relief Organization
Divine
European Relief Council
Near Fast Relief Committee
Flowers greet new officials in King County transition
Amid fragrant blooms newly elected King County officials moved into offices on Monday. Malcolm Douglas remained as incumbent while Fred C. Brown retired, and J. D. Carmody led the outgoing staff with a mahogany clock as a farewell. Austin I. Griffiths began his term as superior court judge with a damaging city suit pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County
Malcolm Douglas
Fred C. Brown
Brown
J. D. Carmody
Office Force
Tel Clocks Brown
Mexico
Austin I. Griffiths
Superior Court
Department 10
Joseph Pender
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Dalton
Hia
Fred Kent
Charles Avart
17th Session of State Legislature Opens in Olympia
The Washington legislature convened at noon in Olympia with J. H. Guile elected speaker of the house and Howard D. Taylor chosen senate president pro tem. Lieut. Gov. Coyle will preside in the Senate after inauguration ceremonies. Frances M. Haskell contests David Lewis’s 38th district seat in Tacoma, which could trigger a vacancy and possible special election. The chamber leans conservative with most members from the Republican party and key committee assignments announced for both houses.
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Abe Hurwitz
Olympia
Wash
Washington
J. H. Guile
Seattle
House
Howard Dpd. Taylor
Bhaglie Gorge
Senate
Gov
Coyle
Haskell-Lewis
Dle
Victor Zednick
Charles Maybury
Frances M. Hanskell
David Lewis
Tacoma
Lewis
Haskell
Privileges and Elections Committee
Thomas F. Murphine
Beattie
Anderson
Mansfield
Mees
Baldwin
Cory
Lucas
Kirkman
Long
Davia
Whitfield
Mann
William J. Coyle
Herolam
Hart
Lowden
Ilinotin
Senate Rules Committee
Taylor
Hall
Carlyon
Cornwell
Metcalf
Sutton
Weils
Myers
Rockwell
Wilmer
Agriculture
Ciman
Banks
Clearly
Hastings
Commerce
Education
Bishop
Fisheries
Fawcett
McCoy
Barnes
Reed
Sawyer
Zylatra
L. L. Miller
Grass
Anna Colwell
Stratton
Bassett
Hubbell
JAP GROCERIES ROBBED OF 70 DOLLARS IN RAIDS
Saturday evening two bandits held up Rainier Grocery Co owner D Oskawa taking 20 dollars. Uyeda store on Eighth avenue was robbed of 50. John E Jones near his home was relieved of 100. A handbag worth 40 belonged to Beatrice Lee at Dr Standard's office in the Empire Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Oskawa
Rainier Grocery Co
Denny Way
H. Uyeda
Eighth Ave
John E. Jones
N. 82Nd
Dr. 8. C. Standard
Empire Building
Beatrice Lee
Dr. Standard
Morris Brothers receivership set for Seattle talks
Aeriance for Morris Bros plans a meeting in Seattle this Wednesday with local creditors at the Frye Hotel at 3 PM to review the company’s affairs. J M Clapp, Burke Building, said assets range 2,000,000 to 2,200,000 with about 500,000 liquid. about 300,000 in doubt due to bookkeeping errors. Creditors urged to file claims before the January 27 deadline.
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Aeriance
Morris Bros
Seattle
J. M. Clapp
Burke Bullaing
Whitcomb
Frye Hotel
Clapp
Portland
New York
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Seattle-Port
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First Baptist Church
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Rainier
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Hotel Regina
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Kitch- Ferns
Howell
Ballard
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Alaska Fur Co
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Madison Cable
Henderson
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Forest Wood
Fighth Ave + Co
Capitol
Lake
Prada
Jain
Neca
Apt. L
Yale Ave
Sam Weispield
E . Estern Mattress Co
Nissen
North Steel Range
15Th Ave
Main
Fie Furniture Co
Pike
FU Ure
Howard Ewing CO
Fifth and Union
Bagugus Poultry
Young Jersey Fe
Pozzi
New Highway
O'Brien
Ford Corner
Broadway
Alfred J. Ayerst, Inc
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Hamill & Engdahl
Henry Mossbachute Co
Montellus Price Co
Let & Dragsaws
Vaughan, Beaver
Diamond J. Gas
Hicka Co
Latave
Kean Bros
Ballard Ave
GEO, A. Spencer & CO
J. P. Whipple
Mer
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Rastman
Third Ave
Meridian Ave
Mr. Heckman
Burke
Alderwood Manor Road
Seattle Heights
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Chas
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Kiteap Co
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Bel
Culver
Queen Anne
Boston St
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Aim
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Little City
Parma
C. Patenas
Cotteteins Inc
Columbia At
Elliott
J. Love
MOR
Real Estate Department
Lake Union
Fremont Ave
Ninth Ave
Burien
Seagit Bay Lands
Sparks
Fitlott Vous
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Best Buy
van Arsdale & CO
Pat
Skagit County
Mt. Vernon
Adwine
Jorge
Third
Everett
B. Bealock
P. van Arsdale & CO
Antue City Farm
H. C. Peters
McKenna Lumber Co
McKenna
S Lake
Victory
U. H. P. Telephone
Pac. Canat Company
King Airship
Columbia Red Metal
Invader Ol
Tex
United
Desert Oil
Our
Tex. OU Co
Peter
Alaska Petroleum & Coal Western Rubber
New World Life
Liberty and
Ponds Co
Steeple
Cherry St Main
Call Main
Golden Opportunity
Wati
Fengfelder
Seaboard
Lyon Ride
James
Gigars
Mutual Life Bidg
Harlow
J. Hogene
Huys & Purnished House
Bweats
Anna Marks
Nid
Firet and Yesler
Lillian Chandler
Firat Ave
Upatairen
Washtington Farm
Ackmage Loans
Premperview L. A. Rother Far Ortoage Co, Inc
Leary Bidg
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Kathryn Littlefield
Faulkner's University
Parlora
Evergreen Cemetery
Seattle Star Directory
Law Hall
Estasi Lisvey
Aettorne
Frederick Pogorin
D. C
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Mason, Fenwick, Q
Certified Public Accountanta A
Hansen & CO
Leary Wide
Ke Turner
Haight Ridg
Paiva
Jennings —&Jenninge
Lampbell
O. N. Pantages
Stevens
Fant
Junk CO
Most
Iterh Dtal
Sark En
Idea Ave
Optician and Optemetriat
Angus
HITEC
John Trum
Karor
Court House
Matt Starwich
Percy P. Biies
James Dutton
D. F. Ferguson
WN. M. Wardall
Brinker
O. W. Brinker
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Percy F. Thomas
George A. Grant
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Leut
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David
Morphine
Allen
Kelly
Spencer
Remanna
Kryan
Co. W
Wolf
Houser
Morris
Dan Wassoner
Ft. Viorth
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
W. B. T. Bell
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System Operating Company
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Nebraska
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
J. P. Morgan and Company
J.P. Morgan & Co
First National Bank
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
National City Company
Bankers Trust Company
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
Chicago
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