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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1921

Page

6

Railroads May Start Next Boom

Big business week as President Wilson signs Winslow bill, guaranteeing fixed returns to railroads via government support. Industry shows distress with years of lagging payments yet hints a new boom may begin from railroad purchases. Freight traffic down in February, steel and auto sectors pressured, while diamond prices and stock activity show mixed signals.

Wilson Winslow New England Mays Gary U. S. Steel Corporation Chicago Ford Johannesburg South Africa Harrison Southern Railway United States New York Stock Exchange

Cheasty Opens New Store on Second Ave and Senecast

Cheasty's new store at Second avenue and Senecast opened for business Monday morning. Manager R. E. Bigelow announced a formal opening ceremony later in the month.

Cheasty’s Second Ave Senecast R. E. Bigelow

Seattle in Orient urged by US-Siberian Co manager

George Jarrot, manager of the United States-Siberian Co. of Harbin, Manchuria, on his way back to the Orient, says Seattle should be represented in the Orient and Siberia by branch establishment to fully participate in opportunities there. He notes banking connections alone are not sufficient.

Seattle Orient Siberia George Jarrot United States-Siberian Co Harbin Manchuria

Bids Planned for Skagit Gorge Creek Hydro Machinery

Two bids were opened for the Gorge creek unit of the Skagit project by the board of public works. Hans Pederson Waslow bid 1 104 000. Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co. offered 1 164 804. General Electric Co. bid arrived too late. Konda Moth provisions were referred to City Engineer Dimcock. Water mains on Tenth Ave North bids also under consideration with 8 Moceri lowest at 15 272.

Gorge Creek Skagit Board of Public Works Hans Pederson Waslow Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co Dimcock General Electric Co Tenth Ave

State Miners Denounce Planned Wage Cut Resistance

Leaders of 35 coal mine unions in the state approve resisting a proposed wage cut and cost of living reduction set to begin March 15. Ernest Newsham, secretary of District No. 10, United Mine Workers of America, confirms the united stand.

Ernest Newsham United Mine Workers of America

Council May Approve Widening Waterway Resolution

Councilman William Hickman Moore scheduled to introduce a resolution on Monday declaring widening and deepening the Duwa mish waterway highly desirable. The notice appears amid other matter including an advertisement for herbal remedies with testimonials.

Moore Duwamish Waterway

Rates May Drop After Chicago Railroad Conference

Eastern railroad executives met in Chicago last Friday and Saturday and expect transcontinental rail rates for Northwest forest products to be materially reduced soon.

Eastern Railroad Chicago

JAP Imports Decrease Reported for January 1921

The United States Chamber of Commerce told the local board that Japan imports dropped in January 1921 to half the level of January 1920. The report ties the decline to reduced shipment volumes from Mixports.

Japan United States Chamber of Commerce

Pay Your Billa Slogan Prompts Credit Men's Association

City organizers form the Pacific Northwest Credit Men's Association with the slogan Pay Your Billa and announce plans to start activities soon. The group will hold its 1922 convention in the city.

Tocal Pacific Northwest Credit Men's Association

Local Lumber Industry Faces Modest Weekly Change

A review of last week shows little material change in lumber conditions. Lumber men say the low tide in the industry has passed though production remains under 50 percent of normal.

Milla

Public Market Sanitary Atall Items Listed

A fragmentary listing from a public market shows various grocery items with quantities and prices. Items include brown and cane sugars, Carnation milk, Libby’s pineapple, Lipton tea, California beans, pancake flour, veal cutlet, mutton chops, cured bacon, peanut butter, margarine, olives, Crisco, Karo syrup, Mazda oil, and honey sourced from Yakima or CaliforniaGuatemala, with prices denoted beside each.

Lipton Washington Lipton’s Auto Club Coffes Crisco Mazda Oil Che Wemal Chirardetll

Humphrey Urged Seattle Chamber backs shipping board appointment

The Seattle Chamber of Commerce wired President Harding urging the appointment of William Humphrey to the shipping board. The message emphasizes support from business leaders in Seattle for strengthening maritime governance and national trade policy.

Seattle Chamber of Commerce Harding William Humphrey Shipping Board

Teachers to Visit Pacific Coast Biscuit Co Plant

A group of 00 school teachers will tour the Pacific Coast Biscuit Co plant next Saturday to study the manufacture of Northwest products.

Pacific Coast Biscuit Co

Woman Rescues Family Savings From Run on Bank

In a daring act, a woman safeguarded family savings during a bank run linked to the Diamond Dyeing Garments affair, protecting stocks of draperies and textiles while authorities pursue the matter.

Diamond Dyes Advertisement Promises Fadeless Laundering Colors

A vintage ad urges women to dye fabrics with Diamond Dyes, claiming simple directions to renew faded kirte waists coats and more. It asks buyers to confirm material type and promises 16 rich colors with no streaks or fading.

Blood-Iron Phosphate Claims for Fat and Strength

An advertisement touts Piced-Iron Phosphate as a cure for weakness and thinness. It promises three weeks of treatment at 60 cents per week with a money back guarantee if strength, sleep, nerves, and weight do not improve significantly.

Ow! Drug Co Costa

Monarch Malleable Range: a testament to long service

Households praise Monarch Malleable Ranges for years of dependable use in kitchens. The enduring quality earns affection and trust from homemakers who have relied on them longest, underscoring the brand’s reputation for durability.

Monarch State of Washington JNDER

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