Urge Federal Organization for Home Work
In New York on May 23 two national women’s groups call for a government department to organize victualing housing medical care and clothing for war mothers and children. The Women’s League favors Red Cross reorganization under government control while the suffragists urge a 2,000,000 woman network across states to handle wartime duties. They reject charity and urge a trained empowered home front.
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New York
War Department
Women's League For National Service
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Service League
National Red Cross
Colin van Rensalieur
Woman's League Organization Committee
Marine League Is Sloan Plan For Merchant Fleet
Joseph A. Sloan urged a Seattle led merchant marine league to back government bonded shipbuilding with return rights to the state if private operation fails. He estimated Northwest plants would take a year to organize and could quadruple output in Seattle in the second year. The Municipal League meets Monday for officer elections with Austin F.E. Griffith and J. Stanley Long as presidential nominees.
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America
Joseph A. Sloan
Washington Annex
Municipal League
Capt. Sloan
Seatte
Merchant Marine League
United States
Concrda
Eease
Sloan
Northwest
Seattle
Fraser-Paterson Tea Rooms
Austin FE. Griffithe
J. Stanley Long
Liberty Bonds and Soldiers Lift Flag Over Homes
The Star Spangled Banner rises higher on every home that hosts a soldier or purchases a Liberty Bond, signaling nationwide support and patriotic duty during the war effort.
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America
Guy
Delay action on tour fund plan amid disagreement
After two hours of discussion a joint Act club and Chamber of Commerce committee postponed action for a week on the 450000 tourist fund approved by the last legislature in conjunction with Oregon and 22500 by Goriliah Columbia. Gordon C. Corbaley urged restraint on how the money is spent and questioned the decision process. Harry Marshall proposed a streamlined plan to use the funds strictly for advertising with no salaried staff or costly headquarters.
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Act Club
Chamber of Commerce Publicity
Oregon
Goriliah
Gordon C. Corbaley
Howell
Northwest Tourist Association
Northwest
Scripps Papers
Nho
Harry Marshall
The
Star
Purity and Power With Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Pills
The ad promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla to purify the blood and expel poisons before meals and Peptiron Pills after meals to restore strength by increasing red blood cells. It cites years of public favor and claims improved health by this regimen amid colds, pneumonia, fevers, and blood-poisoning risks.
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Hood
Vessel movements report from Sratten May 4
Navigation log lists arrivals and departures including Teneho Maru from Triental Porte via Vancouver at 6 AM and Manta Allele from West Court via Francicon and Victoria at 11:30 AM, with other ships listed and times noted. Also notes Alaska Division 4 official Lewis T. Erwin named United States marshal in Washington.
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Srattin
Triental Porte
Vancouver
Weat Court
Francicon
Victoria
Ban Frencheca
Tréam
Northweetern
Anchorage
Alaska
Kobe
Yokohama
Midatahi
Polmta
Alask ‘ Mragway
Alemeda
Washington
Wilson
Lewis T. Erwin
District of Alaska
United States
Bond drive prompt echoes wartime finance calls
A terse message emphasizes war funding through bonds urging public purchase. It frames money as a driver of war effort and asks readers if they have bought their bond. The appeal targets civic duty and financial support during conflict.
Your Teeth May Make or Mar Your Fortune
A dental office advertises high grade graduate dentists with state board certificates on display. It promises painless service, the best materials, low prices, an ironclad guarantee, and a free examination with no obligation.
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Rational Medical Institute
Occidental Ave
State Dental Board
L. R. Clark
TooTu Insurance
Public Markets and Groceries Listing Items and Prices
A dense OCR list details various food and household items with prices at multiple stalls. Items include milk, sugar, flour, potatoes, bread, salmon, shad, halibut, butter, coffee, cocoa, olives, honey, beans, and more, with prices per unit and stall numbers noted. The long catalog-like entry reads as a market inventory from Pike Place and adjacent stalls, reflecting early 20th century pricing and product variety.
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Bradl
Columbia River
Grocery Catalog Prices From Westlake and Nearby Stalls
A dense list of grocery items with prices and stall references including Westlake stalls 4 and 125 to 126. Items span produce dairy meat canned goods and breakfast foods such as strawberries butter apples onions salmon trout and Crisco with prices per pound or unit noted throughout.
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Westlake
Alaska
Parkerhouse
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Macy
Fourth Ave
ROB Hotel
Panakey
Mountain View
Federal Organization For Home Work
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Heidelberg
Necipae
Seattle & Piget Sound Packing CO
Wey Olaska Oy Ea Ptt A
Edwin J. Brown
D. D
Seuille
Skinny
Third Ave
Pike
Two Big Laugh
France
First National Bank
Seattle National Bank
Metropolitan Bank National Bank of Commerce Union Savings & Trust Co
Gale
Swifts Pharmacy
Second & Pike
Leary Bldg
Second Avenue
Madison Street
Bpace
Friends of the Service
Bulleros
Third Main
Dr. Evans
Peoples Bank
Second and Pike
Ole Hanson
Pike Street
Universal Saving and Loan Association
Lliott
OLE Hanson & Son
Lundberg
Tusdneraa CO
Wasserman
Epler
Raymond Remedy
Hotel Aatiers Earth and Union
Wank
Right Drug CO
First Ave
Haarlem
Holland
Go To the Right Drug Co
Washington St
Karry
KarlMu
Tacoma
OR. L. R. Clark
Regal Dental
Third Avenue Money
Third and Union
Pike Place
Jersey
Beall
BR. Onffer
She
Spalding
Man
Autograph
Famous
Ing Tennis
Juel
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Second Ave
Wash
Mata
Lee Stalin
Lee Blake
Malmen Trout
Sturgeam
Anderson
Chiradelli
Kream Kriep
S&s
Lee I
Lee Ber
Oliver's
Porter
William Bradford
Dry Squad
John Wanamaker
Washington Savings and Loan Association
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