Parks May Pay For Water In Woodland Park Plan
The water department will install meters on park service pipes to determine water use by parks. Officials note long standing free water to parks and consider charging the park department to reflect actual costs as a public utility. Mayor Moore supports the change and credits the water department for its service.
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Park Department
Water Department
Park Board
Woodland Park
Moore
Raid on Sandspit Yields Seven Detained for Disorder
Patrolman Bratford raided the Sandspit district yesterday and seven residents were jailed for disorderly conduct. Named arrestees include Minnie Williams Ida Lester Matilda Huddleston and the couple Fred and Mrs Huddleston W Whipple and Mary Bishop. Police say Sandspit nights have long sparked brawls and the force will stop the uproar.
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Bratford
Sanepit
Minnie Williams
Ida Lester
Miss Matilda
Fred Huddleston
W. Whipple
Mary Bishop
Sandepit
Germans Pay Tribute to Carl Schurz Memorial Meeting
Rev WD Eimonds and A Loewe led the Carl Schurz memorial in Turner hall under German Central Committee auspices. The large attendance included German citizens and others as Dr C L Tanser presided and introduced speakers who praised Schurz’s patriotic character and public service.
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WD. Eimonds
A. Loewe
Carl Sehura
Turner Hall
Beattie
C. L. Tanser
Charles Dener
Caterpillars More Active in County
County Fruit Inspector L J Nephine warns that rain broke tent caterpillars’ tents and they will spread through trees when weather improves. He urges property owners to combat the pest with arsenite of poison, noting early burners are out of the fight and recommending Bwitt's Arsenate of Lead or Disparene at one pound per 36 gallons for spraying.
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County Fruit
L J. Nephine
My. Hopkings
Bwitt
Dixie Society to Hold First Seattle Meeting
The recently organized Dixie Society will hold its first regular meeting at the Chamber of Commerce Haller building on Tuesday May 25 at 7 30 pm Mayor William H Moore and many prominent citizens are expected to attend and a genuine old fashioned southern gathering is anticipated.
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Dixie Society
Chamber of Commerce
Haller Building
Seattle
Washington
Alaska
William H. Moore
Memorial Day Parade Details Released for Wednesday
Final parade arrangements list the police platoon under Marschal Berry and leaders George Hooker Daniel Warner and 8 M Allen Rand Second Infantry N GO W. Units A D L Second cons NW Maj Otto A Base commands Company A. Tenth U S Infantry led by James A Sextonport and veterans posts including G A R Bravens, Confederate Veterans John F Miller, and Spanish War Veterans. Fraternal groups Seattle Lodge 92 Elks and fire department detail join in.
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Marschal Berry
George Hooker
Daniel Warner
M. Allen
Rand
Second Infantry
N. GO. W
Newt Wagner
N. W
Maj
Otto A
Oe Corps
Pirot
A. HW. Hankine
Hand
Tenth United States Infantry
James A. Sextonport
Seattle Lodge No. 92
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elka
Fire Department
Clark
George H. Fortson Camp
John Reach
Pioneer Building
Markets Report Strawberries Abundant In Kennerick And Seattle
Strawberries from Kennerick and Lake Washington arrive in abundant supply and good condition. Prices show the season's first dip. Oranges remain short with several carloads expected later in the week. Demand shows limited supply at commission houses. Peas and string beans are coming in.
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Kennerick
Lake Washington
White Lawn Shirt Waist Suit Many Trimmed For Sale
Delicate white lawn shirt waist suits described with deep yoke lace insertion medallions and French knot embroidery. Another dotted weave version features lace panels and circular skirt with plaits and flounces. Both sets showcase Valenciennes lace, French tucks, and fine Jap silk finishes aimed at a strong selling price.
Fragmented Market Report Shows Rigid Prices and Odd Text
A garbled OCR style listing describes varying prices and commodities from apples to butter and cheese, with stray currency values and unit notes. It mentions vegetables, fruits, livestock, fish, and building materials, all priced in unclear terms across multiple regions.
Great Piano and Organ Sale in Johnston Co
Johnston County hosts a large sale offering big savings on pianos and organs. Deals advertise substantial price cuts from $75 to $150 on four pianos and $15 to $8 on an organ, promoted as a bone fide opportunity.
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BD. &. Johnston Co
Peygan
Plance
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