Market Today Prices and Poultry and Produce Notes
Complete report of prices paid to producers for vegetables fruits and dairy items corrected by J W Godwin Co Includes apples Yakima potatoes parsnips lettuce radishes turnips sweet potatoes and citrus with crates and per unit prices Also lists poultry eggs venison and miscellaneous farm goods and a note on market fluctuations plus political note about Terre Haute mayor trial and senate committee action on Sherman anti trust law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Godwin & Co
Mrollers
Bradner Co
Washington Creamery
Washington
Wrich
Papantaeden
New Zealand
Wisconsin
Limburger
King County to Start Farm Colony for Poor Relief
County commissioners plan a farm colony to provide work and fresh air for worthy poor. Bids ranged 50 to 350 dollars per acre for 34 parcels totaling 60 to 200 acres. A 100 to 200 acre site is sought with machinery, hogs, cattle, and crops to reduce the county’s annual food bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County
Knudsen
McKenzie
Selling Shamrock Tag Day Supports Orillia Orphan Home
In downtown districts volunteers sold shamrocks during a yearly tag day to raise funds for the Orillia orphan boys' industrial home. The event featured sales ladies patrolling the area as part of the charitable effort.
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Orphan Boys
Orillia
Now it's Orange Day celebrates the California Orange
The article proclaims an upcoming Orange Day to honor the California orange as the Pacific coast’s commercial focus next Saturday. Officials emphasize the fruit’s economic role and regional identity in a celebratory observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Pacific Coast
Marie Pavis
Florence Lawrence
Mutual Tlon
Mrs. Murray
Sunset McRae Drives Wild Animal Features at Alhambra
Western producer Henry McRae known as Sunset McRae directs No. 101 Bison and other outdoor productions. His latest two part wild animal feature From the Lion's Jaws at the Alhambra includes a dramatic elephant rescue scene where the animal slips while descending a bank.
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Alhambra
Victor
World’s News
Henry McRae
McRae
Mcihae
Kincaid to Speak on Parasite Hunting in Japan
Dr. Trevor Kincaid of the University of Washington zoology department opens a five lecture series at the YMCA tonight with a talk titled Parasite Hunting in Japan. He traveled to Japan at the behest of the U S department of agriculture seeking a parasite to control gypsy moths in the United States.
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Trevor Kincaid
U. of W
Japan
Kincaid
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Council Favored by Charter Men in Informal Seattle Meeting
A nine to four informal vote by the charter revision commission supports a large Seattle council with legislative powers only. C I Thorgrimson proposed twelve councilmen for three year terms. Opponents worry district elections could invite log rolling and bickering.
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Seattle
Charter Revision Commission
Commission
C. 1
Thorgrimson
Alstridta
Planning trip launches YMCA excursion season
The YMCA boys department opens its excursion season on April 4 with a four day trip up Hood's canal led by Arthur Middleton and a party of 26 new boys from department clubs. Two additional two day launches to Bainbridge and Blake Islands are planned for the Eastern holidays.
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Stret
Y. M.C. A. Boys’ Department
Arthur Middleton
Newaboys
Boys’ Department
Hood's Canal
Bainbridge
Blake Islands
Fire drives 400 female students from Wellesley dormitory
At 6 20 a m fire swept the administration building the oldest dormitory at Wellesley college in Massachusetts. Four hundred girl students fled in nightgowns as the strochure containing about 200 rooms burned down causing an estimated loss of 200000 dollars.
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Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Colonel Hall Resigns in Vancouver After Strike Troubles
Col John A Hall who held the Nanaimo coal district under martial law last summer and clashed with civil authorities during the strike troubles has re joined. Attorney General Bowser says the colonel took himself too seriously.
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Vancouver
RB. C
John A. Hall
Nanaimo
Bowser
Confessions of a Wife Chapter Civ
A backstage social drama unfolds as a chorus girl Miss Dunlap greets a writer and her companion Eliene Symone at a city hotel. Dunlap laments limited options for women with looks and talent, recounting family hardship and her only chance found on the stage. Plans for a dinner meeting with the writer and Madge emerge as the night ends.
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Miss Dunlap
Jack
Eliene Symone
Madge
Miss Wills
Eliene
Revival talk warns against sleep at church
Dr. Ralph Atkinson urged vigilance during the second revival meeting at First United Presbyterian Church. He warned attendees not to go to church simply to sleep, stressing attentive worship and active faith.
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Ralph Atkinson
First United Presbyterian Church
Miners Attend Funeral Honors for James Anderson
A tribute to James Anderson manager of the Pacific Coast Coal Co. properties drew 200 miners and employees to Seattle yesterday for his funeral. The ceremony paid respects to a longtime industry leader.
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James Anderson
Pacific Coast Coal Co
Seattle
Adelaide E. Kent Dies in Ogden En Route to Son
Adelaide E. Kent mother of Congressman William Kent of California died in Ogden from heart trouble aggravated by the journey east to join her son. Her passing marks a sad moment for the Kent family as a prominent political lineage.
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Adelaide E. Kent
Wm. Kent
California
Ogden
Yerkes Leaves $50,000 to Heirs in Inheritance
Herman Yerkes of Borden New Jersey leaves $50,000 for A Yerkes at 916 17th Avenue North and for his sister Lillian Yerkes of 1000 Shelby Street. The will mentions he was an uncle of Seattle heirs according to a received announcement.
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Herman Yerkes
Borden N. J
A. Yerkes
17Th
Av. N
Lillian Yerkes
Shelby St
Seattle
City council renews licenses after mayoral veto
The old city council yesterday renewed two liquor licenses, transferring all licenses to Guse & King and D. W. Sullivan near the public market at Jold Pike place, marking their final act of authority before leaving office.
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Cotterill
Old City Council
Guse & King
D. W. Sullivan
Jold Pike Place
Winter Kidney Trouble Warns of Remedies
Winter weather strains kidneys as infections like colds grip pneumonia and sore throats rise. The piece urges early action with Dean's Kidney Pills, claiming it to be the best remedy in the world and urging readers to obtain a box.
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Dean
Edmund H. Crowe
Av. N
Seattle
Wash
Mra. E. Craig
Av. S
K. Lake
W. 56Th St
Beattie
Mra. C. BE. Spink
Carlton Av
Saya
Spring Is Breaking Backs Are Aching
Backache signals possible chronic kidney trouble with months of onset. Lame back sharp pains upon bending dizziness nervousness and distressing kidney action appear. Consider kidney care before gravel dropsy or Bright's disease. Read this home testimony and try Deans Kidney Pills.
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Bright
Dean
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