Local Happenings Highlight Community Figures
Ruth Osborn Boyer gains praise as a rand harpist with a St Patrick’s Day appearance at the Masonic, singing a new song Only a Step Killarney to Heaven. Lieut. C. G. Carr leads Seattle traffic regulation efforts. Price Carter and Christy Studio noted in photos. Pacific Coast Stamp Works head W. J. Stevens backs anti convict-labor push. Northwest Indian leaders advance community spirit at Mount Vernon convention. Hazen J. Titus helped buy a wheel chair for destitute David Foster. Local mayoral and council candidates address Municipal League at L C Amith Building restaurant.
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Ruth Osborn Boyer
Rand
Order of Hibernians
Masonic
Killarney
Heaven
Christy Studio
Hugh Howell
Association of the Northwest Indian
Northwest
Mount Vernon
Engagement Rings Bloom With Spring
The article notes Spring and June weddings spark Seattle jewelers to showcase engagement and wedding rings. Platinum and diamond bands, basket settings, and Tiffany styles are highlighted. Women drive ring purchases. men often defer to partners in choosing.
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Cleopatra
Lékewice
Seattle
Giamonds
Beattie’s Dental Offer Promises Bargain Prices for Dental Work
Genta offers to secure quality and workmanship while promising low prices to raise funds. The ad claims savings of one dollar for every dollar paid and invites customers to 106 Columbia Street for dental services. Beattie’s lead in dental work is noted as over 16 years of experience.
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J. Browd
Columbia St
Tom Dentiat
Metropolitan club mulls rooftop skyscraper bungalow plan
Trustees of the Metropolitan club consider a rooftop bungalow skyscraper atop the Stuart and Henry building as the group seeks more commodious quarters due to its recent growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart and Henry
Metropolitan Club
Peck and Hill Furniture Co Moves to Seattle
J C Wan president of Peck and Hill announces shift of the largest furniture makers and distributors distributing agency from Portland to Seattle via the Chamber of Commerce industrial bureau. Ten carloads will be shipped to Seattle immediately and stored temporarily at Winn & Russell warehouse. Wan sees Seattle as the ideal Pacific Northwest distributing center.
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Peck & Hill
United States
Portland
Seattle
J.C. Wan
Industrial Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Tin
Winn & Russell
Pacific Northwest
Filing Open for State White Bluff Hanford Settlement
In Olympia on March 11 the final day for applications passed for 56 available 20 acre tracts in the State White Bluff Hanford settlement project. Sixty four applications were received before closing, and unopened units may still be applied for through April.
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Olympia
White Bluff
Hanford
Missionary Fathers Arrive in Seattle Aboard Keystone State
Father Dennis Nugent of Ireland and Father Emil Cazot of Paria, both Catholic missionaries in China, arrived in Seattle on the Keystone State Friday and are en route to their homeland.
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Dennis Nugent
Ireland
Emil Cazot
Paria
China
Seattle
Homme Land
High School Costs Spark Denunciation and Budget Debate
A. W. Porter of the Voters' Information league urges cutting Garfield high plans to save money. Seattle per pupil costs hover near 164 with Spokane and Tacoma lower, while auditing cites 149.86 when including interest. Garfield bids consider partial or full buildouts. Mount Baker demands expansion for John Muir school due to crowding.
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Beattle High School
A. W. Porter
Voters’ Information League
Spokane
Tacoma
Porter
United States
Garfield High School
Seattle
Mount Baker Improvement Club
John Muir
Garfield
Beeler and Sullivan Break Partnership
Beeler and Sullivan, well known law firms here, dissolve their partnership. Adam Beeler will maintain offices at 1808 1408 L. Smith building and Jack Sullivan will have offices at 1401 1802 in the same building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeler & Sullivan
Adam Beeler
Smith
Jack Sullivan
School Board Eyes 726000 Playfield Purchase
The school board approved a full payment of 726000 for a permanent playfield to replace current renting, with other improvements deferred. Magnolia district residents opposed relocating Magnolia school from block 20, Arlington Heights, to block 24.
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Calle
Magnolia
Arlington Heights
Joyner Drug Co Adverts Touts Tonic and Purifier
The ad promotes a great tonic and blood purifier available in $1.00 and $2.00 bottles at all drug stores or by direct order, p p, from Joyner Drug Co, Spokane.
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P. P
Joyner Drug Co
Bpokane
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C. G. Carr
W. J. Stevens
Pacific Coast Stamp Works
Gov. Hart
Hazen J. Titus
David D. Foster
Parayue
Curtle
Sidney Drew
Ray and
Eema Dean
James Pinto and
Jack Reyte
Westen’s Models
Raymond Wilbert
Gladys
Buckridge
Billy ‘Casey
Carella Acit
Martha Queen
William Borlini
Yg & To
Rome & Agerer
Atry Berry & Mins
Melody Garden
Frances & Frank
Pastagescope
O Gem
BY Helen Robinson
Ohio
University S&t
Mraser-Watersen Co
Europe
Maikki Jaernefelt
Finland
Binger
Selim Palmgren
Eth
U. S
Tig Success
California
Masonic Temple
All Music
America
Amemitca
Han Tle
Blue Bird
Seattle Star
Telerad Junior
M, and
8. Electric CO
Detector
COIL
Crystal
Rotary
Tam
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