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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1901
Page
3
Building activity in Seattle shows a spike in permits issued Friday and Saturday, with a large value in late November and a forecast of 482 permits totaling 212 420 for the month. A nine year November comparison outlines years 1893 to 1898 with fluctuating permit counts and values.
A local culinary expert provides a complete Thanksgiving menu and a detailed roast turkey method. The article covers menu items from celery to pumpkin pie, then offers a step by step roasting plan and a spiced dressing recipe with pork sausage, apples, nuts, and herbs. It emphasizes the turkey as the centerpiece and includes timing, baste guidance, and plating notes.
Suburban report notes Foresters of America will meet at Newell's hall in Georgetown withBeattie lodge representatives attending The steamers Alice and Doctor lie moored with fishing fleet on the Amish river at Georgetown A Georgetown fire brigade reception and ball will be held at Higginney hall tonight Bread price dispute continues between Georgetown bakers with 60 loaves for $1 threatened to rise to 75 loaves for $1
Unusual market sight with local raspberries on sale the day before Thanksgiving. Commission houses closed at noon tomorrow, accelerating today’s extra sales. A shipment of raspberries filled crates and sold at seven dollars per crate alongside artichokes at one dollar per dozen.
Hrunsels report price at per pound. A car of potatoes and a car of sweet peas were among today s receipts. Turkeys have been in good demand and stocks were cleaned up this morning. A new supply arrives this afternoon. No stock will be left on hand over Thanksgiving.
The notice provides a long list of price quotes for apples oranges bananas cranberries grapes and many other items. It includes fruit prices per box per dozen per barrel and vegetable prices per sack per ton and per dozen with numerous cents and dollar figures. Also shown are grain hay dairy poultry and meat prices and corrected daily Seattle market updates.
James H. Seott, 40, killed near Toit in Snoqualmie river camp when a falling cedar crushed the bunk house. A falling tree occurred after his fellow workers left, an hour passed before rescue, and Coroner Hoye ordered no inquest. He leaves a widow and five children in Redmond. burial planned at Tolt.
Promised as the fall’s key football clash the Idaho and Washington teams meet tomorrow at Athletic Park at 1 pm. Manager Exhelman anticipates 2000 spectators, with Idaho led by Capt. Gibb and Coach Herbold in strong form after four games this season including wins over Whitman and Port Townsend.
Dramatic School offers advanced pupils ready for dramatic and operatic stages while accepting beginners in elocution and oratory. They announce a program with lay lessons, coaching for drama clubs, and weekly sessions on Fridays and Sundays. Additionally a Butter store advertises fresh creamery butter, cheese, honey, and vegetables for Thanksgiving, urging customers to purchase and save money.
Ballard council met in regular session approving a church entertainment and referring a boat house relocation petition to the street committee. A wagon damage claim was referred to the dance committee while the Sandere De Long street railway franchise action was read. The city engineer will install gutters at Maine Street to drain water and the clerk will prepare voting booths. Fort Lawton pay-day caused minor disturbances as a rotary at Enoqualmie substation disrupted streetcars. Puff of Mallard visits, and a local market advertises Western Washington and Oregon beef.
A Bofla dispatch reports that brigands holding Misa Stone have sent a messenger to Diplomatic Agent Dickinson stating they will kill the missionary if the ransom is not paid by Christmas. La Roche, photographer, 11 First.
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