Chambers Prairie Lots Prime on Northern Pacific Line
10 acres easy cleared quarter mile from school half mile from depot on main line of Northern Pacific and OWRR N railroads priced at 90 dollars per acre. Now is the time to buy a lot in the new town on the main line. Chance for restaurant harness shop repair shop barber shop with $100 note and terms of 10 dollars down and 3 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echool
Northern Pacific
Chambers Prairie
Owrr. & N
Mackemith
Woodland Park Fioral Co
Sumner
Wash
D W. Weight
Lake Burton
Portland
Brock
Etty
Mallard Ave
Pallard
19Th Ave
Renton
Othello St
Ieacon
Ry. K. Ollingrer
Zist & Meacon Hill Ear
West Geattle
Fairmount
Borgatn
Ltth Ave
Raineir Valley
Beacon Hill
Atlantic
Seattle
Rainiey Vailey
Peno
Holly St
TRRMA
Wiocee
W. Wheetling
Lyon
Ballard
Navy Yard
Hevy Yard
Eteady
Thame Laker Limpenm
Three Lakes
van Arsdale & CH. Main
Third Ave
Dressmaking and millinery jobs advertised locally
Classified notes show descriptions of dressmaking and millinery work opportunities in Kaprin Nord and Samar Makher with contact phone numbers 17489 and 1789. Listings indicate day or place work and employer names abbreviated as LLLP LL LLP OPP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gewald
Elliott
Hippodrome
University
Nothing So Much Water That Sits In The Mill
A quirky note compares rent receipts to water in a mill and to unused seat coupons found in a pocket after a show. The speaker mocks the redundancy of payments and papers that linger after events.
Engineer admits dozing before Hagenback wreck
Conductor Lewin Johnson testified that Engineer Lon Sargent said he dozed when the Michigan Central train hit the Hagenback Wallace circus car at Ivanhoe. Sargent refused to testify, citing his manslaughter charge. 68 people died and all injured were expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Lewin Johnson
Michigan Central
Ivanhoe
Lon Sargent
Johnson
Sargent
Asia Sa
Boz
Ing. Sargent
Gary
Bargent
Auto Club Car Crashes on Sunset Highway
The official car of Western Washington automobile clubs, driven by Douglas A. Shelor, collided with an Everett machine on Monday evening near Snoqualmie Pass. Shelor suffered cuts and bruises while the other vehicle was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Clubs
Washington
Douglas A. Shelor
Everett
Sunset Highway
Snoqualmie Pass
Shelor
Hia
Local Market Prices Roundup for Fresh Produce and Staples
Readable items list prices and available goods from a public market: fresh corn meal, milk, eggs, butter, margarine, coffee, baking powder, vanilla or lemon flavor, beets, beans, asparagus, onions, bananas, peaches, cherries, oleomargarine, peanut butter, cottage cheese, mayonnaise, cream cheese, Swedish rye bread, beets, broom, Postum, oats, peas, tomatoes, starch, raisins, toilet paper, Rice. Includes multiple brands and price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Supreme Blend
Lenox
Stong's
Darrington Hall
Ki- Hiott Mish Co
Halibut Cheeka
Chambered market stalls list canned goods and produce
A dense, fragmented ledger of stalls showing prices on meats fish produce and pantry staples. Items range from halibut and herring to bacon, beef roasts, and dairy including butter and milk with prices and stall numbers. It resembles a wartime or early 20th century market inventory.
Diverse Marriages Reported Across Several Cities
A list of marriage records shows numerous couples including Meliugh and Jayes, Tremain and Ferguson, and Stinson pairs, with ages ranging from early twenties to forties. The column also notes divorce filings and decrees for several residents, highlighting cases such as McKay Hin and Inloe, Anderson, Page, Smith, and others, with dates and local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie McKay
John W. McKay
Tilda FN
John MR. Hin
Mamie I. Enloe
Fred I. Inloe
Laura Anderson
Marie Anderson
Tinnie Page
Frank Page
Ida M. Smith
James 8. Smith
Emma Anderson
John Calvin Anderson
Labor to Ask Wilson's Aid for Mooney Case
Labor representatives from all sections will meet in Washington on July 29 to ask President Wilson to take Thomas Mooney’s case out of California state courts as a war measure. Delegates will urge continued presidential efforts and thank him for his help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Thomas Mooney
California
Mooney
Seattle Raises Over Five Thousand for Bible Fund
The public phase of the Soldiers' Bible Fund drive by the American Bible Society closed Monday night with over $5,000 raised in five days. Final totals may reach $5,500 as workers report. The campaign continues in churches and Sunday schools and by letters until Seattle's $10,000 quota is met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ Bible Fund
American Bible Society
Seattle
District to Launch 100000 Tons on July Fourth
Washington and Northern Oregon will contribute nearly one third of the 100 ships to be launched from U S shipyards on July 4. The district plans to launch six steel whips and 23 wooden wearables totaling over 100000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Districts lead in ships built under war program
The shipping board official paper credits District 11 covering Oregon and part of the Columbia region, District 8 including Portland and north of the Columbia river, and District 7 from Wilmington Delaware to the Virginia North Carolina line for the greatest contribution to the 67 wooden ships completed so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Shipping Board
District 11
Oregon
Columbia Region
District
Portland
Columbia River
Wilmington
Del
Delaware River
Chesapeake Bay
Seattle Men Appointed to Federal War Work Commission
A. H. Albertson and George B. Sawyer of Seattle have been appointed to the Puget Sound section of the federal commission in charge of erecting accommodations for war workers under a congressionally approved $60,000,000 appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Albertson
George B. Sawyer
Seattle
Puget Sound
Federal Commission
Cethana Steamer Reaches 10.35 Knots Speed
The steamer Cethana, after a trial run at Olympia, attained a speed of 10.35 knots per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cethana
Olympia
Washington Shipyard Wages Hit 16 Million
The federal government spent about 16 million dollars paying wages to shipyard workers in Washington in the fiscal year ending May 31. Officials anticipate higher labor payroll costs ahead due to ongoing shipyard work and production demands.
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State of
Washington
Lincoln crew sang after torpedo hit
A letter from Wilbur L. Hogan of Lincoln comments on the May 31 torpedoing of the ship Lincoln. He notes the crew of 685 sang and remained brave while swimming, in boats, or on rafts, expressing resilient spirits.
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Lincoln
Wilbur L. Hogan
P. O. Hogan
Aurora Ave
Turn Over Ships for Loading and Manning
The Seattle built steamships Dev anoff and Delight and the Japanese built ship Eastern Sea are being turned over to the Pacific Steamship Co by the shipping board for loading and manning. The Eastern Star and Eastern Chief are being turned over to the Alaska Steamship Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Devanoff
Delight
Eastern Sea
Pacific Steamship Co
The
Shipping Board
Eastern Star
Eastern Chief
Alaska Steamship Co
Drive On for Wireless Men Training in U S A
A nationwide push to fill radio operator schools as a shortage looms. The YMCA and training institutions are urged to accelerate enrollment, announced by Francis M Ryah assistant radio instructor at the bureau of navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Francis M. Ryah
Bureau of Navigaion
Worker Vindicated after Liberty Loan Inquiry
Fred G. Stoner, a shipyard worker criticized by comrades during the Third Liberty Loan drive for alleged disloyal remarks, has been completely vindicated after an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Stoner
Alaska Steamship liner back from the north arrives Seattle
The Alaska Steamship Co. liner reached Seattle Monday carrying a large passenger list along with 7,500 cases of canned salmon 4,000 cases of canned clams and 1 100 tons of copper ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Steamship Co
Seattle
Strychnine Found in Lumber Mill Well Suspected German Plot
Federal officers investigated Schafer Logging Co camp water at Hmoqui on June 25. They suspect strychnine contamination by a German agent aimed at poisoning soldiers working for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmoquiam
Schafer Logging Co
U. S. Presses Turkey for Reply on Tabriz Outrage
The State Department issued its third inquiry to Sweden seeking Turkey’s reply about the Tabriz outrage at the U.S. consulate and hospital. Previous inquiries to Turkey had gone unanswered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Sweden
Turkey
Tabriz
U. S
Senate Debates Draft Age Changes Amid War Urgency
The Senate opened debate on changing the draft age amid World War context. Senators proposed ranges from 18 to 45 with various amendments. Norris urged 60 as maximum, Williams favored 20 to 40, Wall 18 to 45, Nelson pressed 18 to 35, and Chamberlain urged universal support of sending men to the firing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Williams
Miselesippi
Wall
Nelson
Chamberlain
Fall
Pomerene
America
Police arrest cable gripman in James Street crash
Police arrest J. M. Higgins gripman of the James street line after a James Street crash at 1 p.m. Monday. Higgins faces reckless driving charges after his auto, driven by P Williams, collided with a cable car near Third and Second Avenues. Williams says the car struck the grip car from behind. Williams’ 6 year old son suffered a cut mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Higgins
E. James St
Gripman
James St
Hanson
Traction Company
Higgins
Third
Second Aves
P. Williams
32Nd Ave
Willams
Harvest Army Called to Fields
Kansas City's reserve army of 10 000 harvest workers was called into service today to meet rising demand from farmers. Officials say unless reserves respond immediately, part of the Kansas wheat harvest may be lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Order disbands as San Luis Obispo lodge quits
Following charges at a mass meeting that Sons of Hermann members must swear allegiance to the Kaiser, the local lodge of 38 bers disbanded today. Before breaking up the lodge turned its treasury over to the San Luis Obispo Home Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Luis Crispo
Cal
Order of the Sons of Hermann
Bers
San Luis Obispo Home Guard
Tornado Kills Five Near Green City Missouri
Five people died and a score injured in a tornado that struck rural districts south of Green City Missouri early today. Reports say wires are down, crops and property suffered considerable damage, and relief crews were en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green City
Here
Justice Filing Fees May Be Increased by Board Vote
Justice of the peace candidates face higher filing fees from 18 to 21 dollars if the board of county commissioners approves a 350 dollar salary increase. Deputy Prosecutor Brackett submitted an opinion supporting the legality of the raise for towns over 220000 residents.
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Justice of the Peace
Board of Ty
Brackett
Red Man Faces Misdemeanor Over Drinking Firewater
Peter Dillon, 18, of the Tulalip Indian reservation, stood in federal court Tuesday on misdemeanor charges after consuming hard cider and lemon extract with companions. The case highlights ongoing tensions around native drinking laws and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Dillon
Tulalip
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Peters
Reviern McLean, North
Ee Iil
BIINN
Downe Rik
New York
Bik
Fred P. Gorin
Witk, Lawrence
Lendgren
Snell Nieydiow
Stewart
Sanders & CO
Smith
Ovident Loan Soctrety, Inc
Seneca
Marien Ctarle Place
Wiener
Geodak
Jacobs
FP -T
Central Storage Co
White Ti Gs
1804
Westlake
Turkion
Javie Myers
Rhone Main
Fey
Junk Ae and Co
Firetave & F
Milwaukee
Manareement
Iwoton
Yabor
Joe
Thurston County
AM Reed
Dial
Bleek
Alder Hottom
Neyweren
Tacoma
Redoco
Kent
Pcgrt Sound
Tsachna
Plenty Clame
Balnee Eany Charlee Somers Co
Alaska
Telig
Larece
Lake Washington
Soo P. van Arsdalre &O
PE Greene
Pat Ati
Arattur Kanhitry
Ace Rith
Kenyon
Hina
Sumnet
WAR
Eltoce Rte Dippers Pacific Conant Dineutt
Nicholson
Nive
Codlar McMullin
Call Midney
Meward
Mitchell Noadd
Neward
J. D Black
Heattie
Lady's Diamond Sing
Fany
Perkins Hilde
West & Wheeles, Colman Block
Greendale
Henry WW. Green
Sidney
University District
George Beckman
First Ave
Knott
Chalmers
Neo
Mearna
Orant
Marwell Beg
Éevlinder Bendebaker
Goodfellow, Matiter
Hotates Inc
Teth
Madison
Achuck Cycle CO
Weetlake Main Ove
INE
Ydrde
Baching
Bayview
10Th Ave
Telio
Tf Williams CO
Firet Ave. & Beattie
Meyer-Toner
Uniten Kavanaoch
Weetlake
Histore
New Times Midge
Webb Kitchen & Co
Jil University
Monmonth
Tist and
Yester Way
Raymonde
First
Warren
Henry C. Ewing Company
Calhoun, Denny & Ewing Buite
Alaska Hide
N. Tel
Emerson Et, W
Municipal Car Et Eeelee Allaciaeoee Aememmarrta
Cs Car
Harringn
Moerrer
Molly
Waah Rother
Ator
Blata
Wapato
Wm. Degenhart
Conrad
Mont
International Corresponience
P. O. Ew
Waah
Pike
Biliett
Lowman Building
Steven
nam @ag
Meio
Aasen
Lovulsas Dalton
Eitel
Biliott Mens
Smith Jewelry CO
J. C. Smith
Htarev Greene
Hothl Holt
Jefferson
Court House
Lapin
Banitarium
Capitol Hill
Mra Willrie- Men
N. W
Hallerd
Michael
Pike BT
Bersie Kington
Aasa
U. S. Dept. OF Labor Employment Service
Tinton and Firet Ave
Western Ave
Liberty Bonds
Genith Hilde
District Court OF
James Rage
Lillian M. Pirage
Acta of Congress
Ward Court
Beattie
Aaid
Gentiie
Beal
Prank J
Crosby
Leitch
Rodarme Rancht
Inree
Madison Car
Kirkland Ferry
Parke & Varrar
Kirkland
Tireak
Star
Stramera
Colman Rock
Mearion Street
Leave Beattie
Victorta, BR. C
Pert ‘Teweses Angeles
Angeles
Victorta
Dally
Victorta Bondare
Tecemea Direct
Armmicoma
Port Townsend
Spertal
Townsend
Anacortes
Nellingham
Pam Seamer
Frerett
Anecortes
Ofom
Kalehan
Everett Anacortes
Pellireham
Fan Jnen
Bellingham
Reealie
Port
Mondar Mordaeyllingham
Juan Island
Port Anerlee
Neah Ray and
Way Porte
Mr. Utopia
Port An
Eelen
Ulway Porte
Bator
Port Angelee
Claham
Walalewle
Port Boundary
Williamen
Dungenens
Port Gamble—Ladiow
Vfingler
Kingston
Gamble
Matury
Plagier
Kingston Ludiow
Sway Pointe
Sanday
Kingston, Ludiow
Lway Pointe
Puget Sound Navigation CO
Colman Deck
HMS May
Verda Vrewnes mm
Wade
Rheims
Verdun
St. Miliel
Luneville
Auto Club
Stalin
Mazda
Ghirardelli
Merbie Mall
Mtalla
Rine &T
Hehilling
Libby
Mount Vernon
Hooth
M. Meliugh
Hage Margaret Jayes
Houmedaw
Marty A. Metoy
Rowe Khtamann
Kiete IL Tremain
Nernardine Ferguson
Lynden Jalmer Makkinen
Nancy Wirta
Vv i. Tibbetts
Marten Melcher
Oakland
James
Park
Jusie MaeGowan
Walter T. Collier
Elles Vistoria Fossum
Alexander Stinson
Nila Stinson
Joseph Verne van Aram
Elizabeth
Tucker
Lodwie G Gunderson
Clara Kerg Thann
Loyal Everett Hawley
Michel Marie Mardy
George Vickell
Sadie Powers
Frank Henderson Faireh
Katherine F. Thompson
Beattie Peter L. Dean
Merwe M. Terner
Keattia
Grenetad
Bkawakawa
Pearl F. Ward
Heattie Durkey
D. Morrow
Cawley
Alta
Canada
Addie M. Patten
Keattie
Freaky Darker
Firemorton
D. DD. Montgomery
Los Angeles
Volney V. Vers
Eva Harrison
Heattie Mortimer Wheeler Canfield
Edith HM
Portington
Beattie Joy Taber
Mureka
Frederick FE Price
Mary Parnham
San Francisco
James F Joy
Fort Worden
Katherine Agnes Garland
Lawrence A. Cale
Sacramento
Lata Datte Matchinson
Krne
C. P. Weneel
C. Arensberg
Terke
FL Williams
Roy
le Veve
Woodlawn
F. L. Jacobsen
N. F
G. A. Valentine
Lucille Et
Hoy
PR. Jahi
20Th Ave
W. H. Bender
14Th Ave
W. Hanson
N. Diniak
J. Menehan
W. Poone At
A. N. Bailey
Berenthave
J. Nisgen
Adame
Florence A. Rourke
Doria Place
Mila M. Thaker
Harvard Ave. N
Olive M. Place
Bennett St
Hugo Persig
Auburn
Carrie A. Truckey
Sixth Ave. N
Catherine Smith
Minor Ave
Alfred Anderson
Whitman Ave
Henry Jacobs
Providence Hospital
George W. Muzzy
Orcas At
LABOR
Red Man
Federated World
the Federated World
Attle
Christian Industrial Portition
Jesse T. Kennedy Isnger
Dip
B. Optedol
38Th Ave
Stews Art St
Fourth Ave
Gaither
Thomas W. Gaither
Providence Hospi House
Haynes
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