Stove Praise From Various Homemakers
Mrs Jno Currie says it is very easy to keep clean and heats and bakes well. Mrs Clay Lawrence notes it burns little fuel and heats fast, a thoroughly reliable baker. Mrs W G Campbell calls it very economical in fuel, heats quickly and is a fine baker. Dr. Fred Rey adds it never fails to heat to a red hot stove with little fuel.
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Juanita Road Project Bids Rejected by County Commission
County Commissioners Krist Knudsen and L. C. Smith rejected all bids for the Julia Blinn road grading and construction, a 2.4 mile link between Juanita and Bothell, deciding funds do not justify the project at this time. Eight bids were received with Retnseth Pros. the lowest bidder.
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Krist Knudsen
L. C. Smith
Patriots Ready Seventy Mayflower Lineage Members Back Red Cross
Twenty five Seattle members of the Society of Mayflower Descendants will join the American Red Cross society. The local chapter acts unanimously after Maj. Gen. Leon suggests the move.
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Society of Mayflower Descendants
American Red Cross Society
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Petition asks U S investigation into Everett troubles Verona shooting
A 25 000 name petition seeks federal inquiry by a joint Senate House committee into Everett industrial troubles and the Verona shooting last November. It was sent to Senator Miles Poindexter with requests to present to the president and Congress. Letters to Meyer London and labor reps solicit support. the Everett Prisoners' Defense League originated the drive led by Herbert Mahler of Seattle.
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Seattle Masons Back President on Sea Life Protection
Seattle Fikes lodge resolutions condemn pacifism and praise the president for safeguarding American lives at sea. The resolutions pledge Lodge No. 2, BPOE, support to the president’s efforts.
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Luna Park Pool Opens This Saturday
Luna Park announces the opening of its swimming pool on Saturday March 24 with publicity posters inviting guests to attend and enjoy the new facility.
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Halligan Seeks Coat Room Privilege in Gill Trial
Comedian Halligan reviews the Gill graft trial at the Alhambra and Federal building payroll case coverage for The Star. He jokes about Mayor Gill and officials, railroading, and the jury while lampooning lawyers and local politics in a period-tinged theater news style.
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Metal theft aboard steamer Kulshan leads to seizure
A near ton of metal, mostly copper trolley wire weighing 1785 pounds and valued at hundreds, was seized Wednesday on the steamer Kulshan by Constable Edd Shrewebury under a justice court warrant based on information from Harry Grant for Puget Sound Traction Light & Power Co. The metal reportedly moved from the Panama Junk Co of Bellingham to G W Smelting and Refining Co and was stolen in Whatcom county.
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Justice Court
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Whatcom County
Education Board Meeting To Decide State School Policy
President Henry Suzzallo of the University of Washington travels from Seattle to Olympia for a state board of education meeting. The gathering will decide policy affecting public schools normal schools and accredited colleges whose diplomas qualify graduates to teach in the state.
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Woman Sues Over Estate Funds and Home Loss
Mrs. Catherine Jane Van Aasselt widow of Henry Van Asselt sues Mrs. Nellie F. Hurling agent and trustee alleging mishandling of funds and property and that Hurling ejected her from 949 16th Ave North and sold the home. She seeks 675000 in damages.
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Henry van Asselt
Nellie F. Hurling
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The enamel and dentine of the tooth examined
The article explains enamel as the hard outer tooth layer and dentine beneath it, noting enamel composition, decay processes, and dentine sensitivity. It describes how cavities form, the anatomy of tooth roots, and the cementum as a bone-like outer root sheath, with a preview of a following piece on tooth skin and toothaches.
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Seattle Offered Six Ship Contracts for 8000-Ton Vessels
Seattle has been offered contracts to build six 8,000 ton steel merchant vessels at a total cost over 8 million dollars. The offer, the largest ship deal for the city, came from New York brokers to Capt. J. J. Anderson, head of the Anderson Shipbuilding Co. He is reviewing it and authorities believe foreign interests may be behind the bids.
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New York
J. J. Anderson
Anderson Shipbuilding Co
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