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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1915
Page
9
A historic market listing details stalls and prices for cranberries oysters apples bread and pies, canned goods and fresh produce. It notes live poultry and game at special prices, other staples like sugar and coffee, dairy items, condiments, and household goods with stall numbers and per unit rates.
The Port Commission asks voters to authorize borrowing 1260000 to issue serial bonds for building and operating a terminal belt line railway and related harbor improvements. Provisions cover bond denomination 1000 to 100, semiannual interest, maturities up to forty two years, tax and net income provisions, and additional bond authorizations related to East Waterway and Lake Union shorelands projects. Voting set for December 4 1915.
At the New York Ritz Carlton 100 women wear $1,000 Paris gowns in a wax beauty display led by Mme Ramon Fernandez. Proceeds aid French war orphans as mannequins wear gowns in a playlet written by M. Roger Boutet de Monvel.
George Brown, 76, and his bride of 74, formerly Mrs Ellen Stockdale, spoke of happiness as they wed last night in Albany Oregon. The couple, who called it a graceful milestone, exchanged vows and shared a quiet celebration today.
Instructional guide on training a dog to walk between the trainer's legs through an arch and forward steps. Advises gentle coaxing, warns against force, and notes the dog learns multiple tricks with practice. Mentions future lessons to come.
The Three Girls' Bakery opens a new shop at 308 Union Street opposite the post office. It becomes the fourth shop for the trio, with a Thanksgiving display featuring Fruit Cakes Plum Puddings Mince and Pumpkin Pies and other dainties expected to draw thousands of customers.
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