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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1922

Page

6

Cherry receipts rise on Mart market prices

On Wednesday heavier cherry receipts arrived on the market with tartarians from Sacramento selling at 5.50 for an 18 pound box and Royal Ann cherries expected next week. Kennewick fruit and Florin berries show price ranges from 2.50 to 3 per crate while Garnet potatoes sell around 7.5 cents a pound. Mexican tomatoes move at 5.50 to 6 per pound and eggs remained steady.

Vacaville Royal Ann Clark Kennewick Ben Davis Newtown Bekt Clark Seed Elk Tartarians

Local Market Prices for Vegetables Dairy and Meats

The listing shows vegetable prices including green onions, yams, and dainty bush items. dairy prices paid to shippers for fresh creamery ranch white shell and Wisconsin cream brick. wholesale prices for live and dressed poultry, beef, pork, lamb, and hides with varied weights and grades.

Seattle A .Pelt Ee Seattle F B. Condensary Wisconsin

Market Opens Uncertain As Prices Fluctuate On Exchange

First hour on the New York Stock Exchange showed uncertain prices amid selling pressure from rate-cut worries. Strong showings included Republic Steel reaching a new yearly high and Lima Locomotive rising on expectations of a segregated plan, with several major issues advancing and others showing mixed results.

Wall Siem Journal Financial NEVIEW NEW_YORK New York Stock Exchange Chicago & Alton Republic Steel Midvale Up I Lima Meago & Alton Southern Railway Republic Er B&o UL B. Steel

Grain market drops lower at Chicago close

Prices on the Chicago Board of Trade fell sharply as favorable weather and liquidations drove selling. Local trading dominated with provisions irregular and cash wheat quoted at specific No. 3 grades. futures for May, July, and other months closed well down across corn and oats with mixed shifts in September.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Cate Plember Wwe Bte Board of Trade Chicago Boednesday

Public Markets Stahtt pure American cane and goods list

A dense catalog from Public Markets features numerous stalls listing fresh dairy items like pure American cane milk, Lipton's tea, bacon, salmon, and cheese alongside staples such as sugar, flour, coffee, and canned goods. The notice enumerates stall numbers and prices, with items including halibut cheeks, red snapper, kippered salmon, butter, and various baked goods.

Finnan Eddie Ife Ihei I. Wilson Ned Hock Westlake

Chicago Car Lots and Grain Prices Listing Fragment

An OCR readable fragment shows Chicago car lots and grain quotations from Seattle brokers. It lists estimated Wednesday wheat at 490 cars and corn 190 cars with oats at 90 cars, along with scattered phone-like numbers and dealer references. The text is incomplete and lacks full context.

Chicago Toreday Logan & Diryan Second Ave Seattle

Unclear Produce Prices and Items Listed in San Francisco

Fragmentary OCR lists various produce items and prices in San Francisco including pullets and cheese products. Details are incomplete with garbled terms and inconsistent spacing, making exact items and quantities uncertain.

San Francisco California Flats

Grain Market Notes From Seattle Trade Desk

Smeared OCR lists grain items including wheat corn oats with car counts and weights. References to Seattle address Logan and Ryan at 10 Second Ave. and product terms like Star Wheat and Meth. include scattered numbers and codes.

Prisoner Gives His Pants Away in Jail

Claude Bush, sentenced to five years for highway robbery, sent his only trousers home to Elizabeth City and remains in negligee. Jail official Tom Conway notes Bush will wear the cheapest jumpers in Raleigh after departure, mocking his appearance as a 20th century Adam with little to cover.

Kinston N. C Claude Bush Elizabeth City Tom Conway Bush Raleigh Conway Greenwich Village Adam

Ship News Tides and Weather Report at Tatoosh Island May 24

Weather Bureau report from Tatoosh Island notes cloudy conditions and southeast wind at 12 mph. Tide schedules list multiple highs and lows with times and heights, while a freighter passing at 4 am and observations of ships Japan, Liebre, Rainier, and others are noted with uncertain context.

Weather Bureau Tatoosh Island Oir Lowan Japan Liebre Rainier Meyers

Maritime Schedule Fragments Indicate Multiple Vessel Routes

Readable ship movements list several vessels with ports and times across May dates. Entries include Keystone State via Hongkong Shanghai Kore Yoko hame Victoria at 2 40 p m and Katrina Luckenbach for New York via Port Angeles San Francisco San Pedro Balboa at 6 15 m. Additional ships named Luekenbach Alexander Kengosan Maru Nome Olly and Cordova show Tacoma and San Francisco legs with times from 4 06 p m to 11 30 pm.

Apex Port Epokane Alaska Ttr Keystone State Manila Hongkong Shanghai Kore Yokohame Victoria Haetrina Luekenbach New York Philadelphia Daltimore Hathoa San Pedro Freneleco Portland Jefferson Southeastern Almslie Heather Katrina Luckentbech Port Angeles San Francisco San Peare Balboa Ete Mathier Ate Cordova Tacoma

Alaska Vessels and Ports Activity Across May Timeline

Maritime listings document multiple ships and movements along Alaska ports and Puget Sound. Entries note arrivals, departures, and tugs or dredging work at Ketchikan, Port Townsend, Everett, Tacoma, San Pedro, and Seattle terminals with various vessel names and statuses.

Foreign Exchange Opens Easier in New York Markets

Foreign exchange in New York opened easier on May 1 with the pound at 4.45 1/2, the franc at 0.96 1/2, and the mark steady around 0.24. Major quotes show modest gains across several currencies including Kronen at 0.2548, reflecting a generally firmer tone in early trade.

Foreign Exchange New York France Daniel Kronen

Dance Leschi Dance at the Largest Smoothest Feet

Leschi and Werren Anderson present a congenial dance scene with a fine crowd and music. Patrons can win the 3100 rand rise or one of 14 cash prizes based on points. Weekly entry includes a chance to win a model sedan from Central Highway at Pike Meas. Wiss Brights offers an advanced class for good dancers from 7 to 8.

Werren Anderson Central Y. Hreadway Pike Mea

Chicago Millionaire Seen With Mrs Stillman In Divorce Suit

Harold F. McCormick Jr. of Chicago has been spotted often with Mrs. Anne Stillman and her daughter Anne as her divorce case proceeds in Poughkeepsie New York.

Harold F. McCormick, Jr Chicago Anne A. Stillman Anne Poughkeepsie N. Y

Building Began on Seattle Veterans Bureau Office

Work started Wednesday on a 66 000 building at Fourth Avenue and Spring Street to house the Seattle district office of the United States Veterans Bureau which employs more than 300. Architect is Henry Bittman and Washington Securities Co. handle the property. The bureau plans to move from the Arcade to this fireproof two story plus basement structure before September 16. The building measures 120 feet by 111 feet.

Fourth Ave Spring Seattle United States Veterans’ Bureau Henry Bittman Washington Securities Company Veterans’ Bureau L. C C. Jeseph

Bail Cut in Olga Farley Case to 7500 Dollars

Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm Douglas and attorney Adam Peeler reduced bail for Olga Farley from 20000 to 7400 dollars in the Weasley Howarth murder case. Farley remains jailed as efforts continue to raise the amount for temporary freedom.

Malcolm Douglas Adam Peeler Olga Fartey Weasley Howarth Partey Altho

Make $3,000 a Year From Alderwood Manor Poultry

An Alderwood Manor plan promises a net income of $3,000 annually from 1,500 White Leghorns on five acres. It advertises free education in poultry, home gardening, and berry culture and offers long-term financing through Puget Mill Company to start a self-owned farm and poultry setup.

Alderwood Manor Puget Mill Company

1922 Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles

A 1922 summary of pedestrian injuries from auto collisions lists cases across city streets. Victims include Frank B t at Madison foot bruised by a truck driven by Oliver Anderson. a Kosher at 2806 W 60th bruised after being struck by Felix Spreutels. a 11-year-old hit at Fifth Ave and Union St hit by Walter Hiatt. Mrs. McConnell knocked down while backing a car. G F Vrademberg backing into a curb. Henry Probet cut after being knocked down by C B Santhuff's auto. a Japanese girl knocked down by Mrs Norton on Fifth Ave. Fr Blake reported hitting an unknown girl on 14th Ave N E. another boy lightly hurt near 20th Ave and Leary. A Karr struck at Becond Ave and Marion by a Ford truck owned by Harry Glickman.

Frank Bt. Peter Oliver Anderson Madison St. Peter Anderson W. 60Th Felix Spreutels 2Nd Ave N. W Spreutels City Hospital Fifth Ave Union Et Walter Hiatt Eighth Ave Second Jave Pike Washington Maniesta Mra W. A. Norton N. 49Th St Blake Third Ave Hie 14Th Ave N. E 42Nd 43Rd Aves J. J. Galusha 58Th Ave B. W Lafayette Beth Rogers Belvedere Ave 20Th Ave Leary Ave Cc. F. Bwaneson 64Th A. Karr American Bank Becond Ave Marion 1St Harry IG. Glickman Fourth Ave

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