Water District Election Notice in Medina and King County
On November 4 1917 voters in Medina and nearby King County precincts will decide Water District No 6 creation and elect three commissioners for terms of one two and three years. The notice lists boundaries tracts and ownerships to be included and directs ballot wording and election logistics.
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Ora
Medina
Neddy Precinets
County of King
Washington
Eowthenet Auarter
Nfon W. & B
A. Wincheater
Mate Gral Geld
Sald Winchester
Winchester
J. HW Lincoln
Eald Lincoln
Eauth
W. M
Sald
Earepf
Wtt
D. Croft
Mo M Flynn
B. Vaughn
A. Wincheaster
Coccce
King County
Ballo
Auditor
Eaid
Board of County Commissioners
Aumunt
Hee
Remington & Nallinger
Heatile
Cretoter
Nomman Mo Wardalin
Board Ofounty Coomlestoners
Beal
Carmen Chafe Delays Hold Seattle Street Car Wages
Unrest grows as 16 day delay postpones wage decision for 1700 street car workers. Arbitrators’ ruling expected after Dr. Suzzallo’s return to Seattle November 16. Labor leaders do not anticipate drastic action while awaiting the commission decision.
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Suzzallo
East
Seattle
Arbitration Commission
Jefferson St
Public Markets Stall Advertises Dairy and Cheese Goods
A Market stall at Privret avenue 1609 features churned butter 106 lb and 440 lb shipments from Washington creamery butter with price 2 dollars per 28 pounds. Oregon ranch eggs 400 dozen, mild cream cheese one percent cream brick cheese 1 lb, fancy Swiss cheese and peanut butter listed. Coffee appears with various weights and prices.
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Privret Ave
Washington
Oregon Ranch
Eges
Variety meat and grocery ad list with prices and notices
A dense grocery and meat ad fragment lists numerous items such as sardines tuna beef veal and pork cuts, flour Carnation milk and coffee, plus prices and quantities. Also includes furniture sale for rent notices and a disclaimer note from Mrs. Strand regarding debts.
Planes for Western Front Promise End to War
Portland dispatch reports experts say supplying 10 000 airplanes by next summer could end the war in 1918. A potential bottleneck is Pacific Northwest lumbermen failing to deliver stock to eastern factories. Washington Oregon and Idaho lumbermen vow to boost output after a Willamette Valley meeting and West Coast association discussion.
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United Press
Portland
America
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Willamette Valley Lumbermen's Association
West Coast Lumbermen's Association
Pictures at Rex to Buy Sammy Smokes in France Fund
Five days of a campaign to buy tobacco for Sammy, with donations from Supply Laundry Co. employees and a $59 contribution from H. B. Hecker of Monroe Washington. The money supports boys in France and covers no expenses. all work and costs are paid by local citizens. The list of contributors spans numerous names and addresses, showing broad community participation.
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Provident Loan Society
Ine
Seneca
Marten
Confidential American Jewelry CO
Central Storage Co
Dare
Cal
Dept
Omaha
Ned
Moeure
Pitth and University
Oswald
Co. C. Bates
L. J. Wolf
Supply Laundry Co
H. EB. Hecker
Monroe
Wash
Sammy
France
Jack Shirtey
P. Harrison
Alva Radford
Angeline St. Ke
Edmends
Wark
M. Sullivan
Piret
Nellie Werner
Martin Carson
Sharp
10Th
Helen Caeman
Gregg
Jane Company
Johnson
Snypder
Alma Hagen
Virginia Jones
Charlotte Shepard
Menten
Alberta Shepard
Renton
Harriet Shepardt
Heaten
Imegroe Shepard
Kenton
Shihern Shepard
Henten
A. Shepard
Benton
Constance Morrow
J. A. Morrow
W. Teacheon
Max
Menteon
G. Ewe
Lyon
James Gatarara
Mavenedale
Leendry Co
Etavers
Monrose, Wash
Honor Guards See Negroes Off For Camp Lewis
A guard of honor from the state university training station naval militia and Company A and B of the third provisional regiment escorted 34 drafted Negro men departing Saturday for Camp Lewis. The send‑off followed a YMC A luncheon and parade along Spring Street Stewart Street and Second Avenue to the King Street station with participation by the Beattie fire department band and a large delegation of local Black citizens and veterans.
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State University
Third Provisional Regiment
Camp Lewis
Spring St
Fourth Ave
Stewart St
Stewart
Second Ave
King At
Beattle Fire Department
Camp Tanner
Liberty Bond Owners Safe Deposit Service Offered
The Pacific Safety Deposit Company offers free care for Liberty Loan Bonds for those unable to afford safe storage. They provide a first class fire and burglar proof vault and accessible bond receipts during business hours daily 8:30 am to 6 pm, with Saturday hours and separate vaults for valuables.
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Liberty Loan
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Sosa Bas
Bae Pee Ao
Eh Gee
Hesse
Ad Department Main
Seattlestar
Arlexander Bitrewan
aTrorney
Lyon Hide
James Elitert
Bowne Rik
Opticians
Fraser, Paterson Cos
P. Gorin
Tel Central Bigg
Wick
Lawrence
Sanders & CO
C_ Smith
Lowman & Hanford CO
Cherry
Tel Main
Ford Roaverer
Erliott
Winton Motor
ANDO
Kathryn Manankinon
Junk Tisskadonk Co
Ei- Mott
ALO Junk
Madie
Kirkland
Burke & Farrar
Columbia Station
Rainier Valley
City Water Dept
Martiey
Mutual Ate
San Francisco
Car
Bey
Heattie
Cnear Frown
Hangor
Waeh
Real Eistate
Young & Kroberg
Ballard Ave
Ballard
Ida Smith
California Ave
Canaon
Weat
Fauntleroy
FURN
Jaren
ODD LA LP
Lala LL
West Woodland
Finke View
Sixth Ave
Lee
Froon House
Wear Heattien
Wrstlake Ave
First Ave
CIVIL
Commission
Alaska Building
Simpron
Logging CO
Nureery Co
Pormer Trade’s
Upetatre
Ee Valta Trockers
Lundquiet-Lilly Upetatre
Pike
Hoa I
Eaet
Wallace Candy Co
Broadway Ft
Stamp the Guide Co
Memphis
Tenn
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Anti-Carten Co
Weberer
New York City
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Jackson and Campbell
Chicago
Florida
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Lacassian Co
St. Louis
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Nowbio
Colcord
Oklahoma
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Maryeville
Gale
Hale Pitt Rhul
Recond Ave
Yesler
Third
Lincoln Hotel
Poward
West
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Waah Phonographa
Siez
J. Webb Kuehnen & Co
Waldron
Waldron Oo
James Main
Marshall Felis
Catengo
Waldron Co
Piangss
Kent
Meyer Tower
Union
Bugs Waldron Co
Waldron Oe
Ange
Meyer
Toner, Union Et
GAS Electric
Fourth
Tacoma
Everett
Bellingham
Kavanaugh
ONO Sale
Pacific Auction Co
Busines
Toddle
Hello Pal
Jara
New York
Thav Stevens
Vita
Awn
Eilverwaere
Peter Mictiaerl
Pike Mt
Smith Jewelery Mpo CO
Smith Jewelery Mfo
D. C. Smith Blood
University
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Pariore
Wiltleik
Phome Nalerd
Kooarera
Kavanaughom
Fenver Dye Works
Carmen Chafe
Sanutary
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Ibe
Rian
Anderson's
Alaska
Mall
Jong
Furniture Porstiure
Rnooma Howee
Callet
Kastiake
Fheme
Beattie Auction Co
Hiske Porn Co
Mra
Milwaukee Club of
Seattle Aerie No
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Seventh Ave
Pine St
Seattle, Wash
Theo Hrottle
Right Drug CO
Avene Sentile
Waah
N. W
Rex
Tee
Werner
C. A. Knott
Millett
T. Deween
J. DD
Campbell A. G. Vaninetti
W. G. Stanehe
Pdgar Wensiy
P. Stanten
Vloyd Mutrtear K Rotland J. Iv Holand Crow J. . Crankel
M. Meese
Walter A. Reward
Tony Quarantee
Orm
Els
Evoters
Pere Andrew Christens Hebt
Daly, Carn
Shougall, Waaeh
Ree
Wee Peet
Renee Tebe
Carnation
OK Becker
A.W Hoag
Mt Oo Pred Vrehetng
Hankin Hoberteon
Alfred Sentth
Va Noberteon Loo Rae Halletrom
Henry Hkeberteon
Nh. H
Jannita Giddingsee
Dow Gastioe
Alva Menr
Hewett
Globe Wall Paper Company
Liberty Bond Owners
the Pacific Safety Deposit
Pacific Safety Deposit Company
John Erikson
Daniel Johanson
H. P. LA Arge
E. C. Johnson
Mer
University St
Metropolitan Toutes
Norman Hackett
May Buckley
Catherine Chisholm Cushing
Orpheum
Ten Eyck
Welly Aveling
Lioyd
Acta
Palace
Prerless
Gladys Leslie
Adele
Sun
Bat Mat
Tomera
Ohio
Fraser
S -Paterao
Clara
Kimball
Ny Pugene
Walter
Marijorie Rambeau
Miss Davison
Charlie’ Chaplin
Wed
Mat
Wrr
Klaw & Erlanger and Gheorge
Tylem
Ollyanna
Page Co
Eleanor H. Porter
Helen Hayes
John Webster
Agnes Gildea
Fanny Mall
Melen Gurney
George Alison Fanchon
Campbell Leu Hipley
A. W. Fieming
Adrian Morgan
Beattie
Pollyanna
Tomc
Hippodrome
James C. Carroll
M. J. Elliston & Co
Comallas
Bryant Washburn
Peerless Trio
Souther Girls
Adistruc
Scandinavian American Bank
Peggy Hyland
Marc McDermott