Auction battle over furnishings and title to Thompson property
Thomas, president of a defunct company, seeks to shift title and sell furnishings of the World Cable Direct Co at public auction on the Thompson build site. Judge Mitchel questioned ownership while Nat. Rockwell and Col. Hawthorne pressed claims, with testimony about office furnishings and the furniture company.
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Thomas
Cable Direct Co
Thompson
T. D. Rock
Mitchel
Furniture Company
Nat
Rockwell
Col
Church Figures Reflect On War Averted A Century Ago
During Presbytery Field Day at the General Assembly Presbyterian Church leaders recall a century-old claim that faith could have prevented global conflict. Rev Lor, Rev Mar, Rev Frank, and Miss Mabel Bloidt are cited among church notables touring the event. An advertisement notes Bloidt's Large Leaves at 19 cents.
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Lor
Presbyterian Church
Vis Beattie
John A. Mar
Presbyterian of Home Missions
Frank
Board of Missions
Mabel R
Wom
Home and Foreign
Head Dentist in Seattle Addresses Dental Fees
In a note from Seattle, the city’s top dental professional discusses raising funds for dental work. The message urges residents to contribute by paying for services, highlighting a drive to support patient care and clinic operations.
How to clean lacquered goods guidance by Seattle Star
Star readers may obtain guidance on cleaning lacquered goods by writing to the Seattle Star Washington Bureau at 1322 New York Ave Washington D C and enclosing a 2 cent stamped envelope for reply.
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Star
Seattle Star
Washington
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
Contract Let for School at Ravenna
The Scherer & Carlson firm won the Ravenna grade school addition bid at 77,490 after 13 bids. The school board approved buying a house and lot near 33rd Ave and BE Alder St for 2,950 to clear for Roosevelt high, and sold three small lots for 1,200. No action on the vacancy from Henry FR. King’s resignation.
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Scherer & Carlson
Ravenna
Beart
33Rd Ave
BE. Alder St
Roosevelt High School
Walker St
47Th Ave
Henry FR. King
Egg Profiteering Denied by Seattle Grocers
Seattle grocers led by Retail Grocers' association secretary Frank Kannair rebut charges of egg profiteering. Kannair said the average net profit on eggs is 28 percent, gross profit 16 percent, and general operating costs were high, arguing grocers are not making excessive gains from eggs.
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Seattle Grocers
Theu
Frank Kannair
Retail Grocers’ Association
Kannak
Franklin Birthday Celebration at University of Washington
Seattle printers plan a Saturday program in Philosophy Hall and a banquet at the UW Commons to mark Benjamin Franklin's birthday. The event, under the United Typothytae of America local chapter, features Prof. E S Meany on Franklin's life and a comic dramatic sketch.
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Seattle
University of Washington Commons
Philosophy Hall
Benjamin Franklin
United Typothytae of America
E. 8. Meany
Franklin
Fight over city dog pound shifts to voters
The King County Humane Society pushes to take over the city dog pound arguing $4 000 to $5 000 annual savings and higher license fee revenue while Pound keepers and Seattle police resist. Officials note 1921 costs and incomes and stress need for ongoing city responsibility. A petition seeks spring election action with rival claims about care of abandoned and sick animals and current pound operations.
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King County Humane Society
Elity
Beattie Police Department
Humane Society
Wm. J. Searing
Seattle
W. H. Bearing
Thane
Ciry Squad
Rh. C. Wolcott
The
Weatlake Ave
Pound
Etreeta
Boston
Philadelphia
Thone
West
Humane Societies
Itumane Society
Weat Harrison Et
King County
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimonial
A woman from Los Angeles credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with lifting her from prolonged illness and monthly doctor visits. She states she used eight bottles after finding a booklet in Guthrie Oklahoma and mentions her sister also benefited. She declares herself a true friend to Lydia Pinkham's product.
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Lydia
Eorce Hardee
Byramgee Los Angviea
Cali
Pedestrians Struck by Autos Record 1922
The 1922 tally shows 49 injuries from autos as Josephine Tohl and Mrs. William Rowland were badly hurt at Second Ave and Madison Pt by Leon Morel. They were taken to Providence Hospital. A second incident near Argo Station involved Miss Safer, reportedly unhurt.
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Josephine Tohl
Fard Ave. N
Mra
William Rowland
Second Ave
Madison Pt
Leon Morel
Fard Ave
N. W
Morel
Providence
Hafer
10Th Ave. B
Argo Station
Ninth Ave
Re, Wallace
Dew Moines
Wallace
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Colembin
Seattie
Parpest
HM. C. of L. Exchange Products CO
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Manila
P. 1
Peoples Savings Bank Second
PIKE
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Port Townsend
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Puget
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Humane Society City Dog Pound
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Violet de Lange
Fred J H. Hutte
Butte
Mrs. Hardee Regardig
Lydia E Paka
Paramount Picture
New York
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Arthur Kay
Star of
Fate
Buddy” Christie
Siam
Burton Holmes
Liberty News
Seattle Man
H. M
Raleigh
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Sullivan Riding Academy
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Portland, Oregon
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