Dinner Wagons and Brown Fiber Prices Listed
The notice lists a series of furniture prices including Dinner Wagons at 49.50, Brown Fiber at 28.50, another Brown Fiber at 65.00, Brown Mahogany at 22.50, Walnut at 25.00, and Walnut at (incomplete).
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
10
Poverty is Disease Says Psychologist In Spokane
Dr. D. W. Bush spoke at the Arena on How to Be Beautiful and Develop Personality. He urged affable manners and unselfishness as paths to popularity and self improvement. A lecture on Poverty a Disease is announced for Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bush
Copper Bitten by Jap Woman During Arrest Disturbance
In Albany a Japanese woman, 21 year old Mra. K Isaka, fought two officers as she was placed in a patrol wagon near Sixth Ave and Jackson St. Thursday. Patrolman R C Watson was bitten after a 15 minute struggle. he and Patrolman R H Gustafson attempted to arrest her amid a disturbance and she was charged with being drunk. The report notes Watson wore a lacerated left hand. Judge Andrews of the court of appeals is mentioned in relation to state soldier matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Watson
Sixth Ave
Jackson St
Mra. K. Isaka
R. H. Gustafson
Gustafson
Watson
Eleven Dead in Harco Mine Explosion
Eleven miners died in a Harco mine blast when black damp gas triggered collapses. Four hundred workers were accounted for, seven escaped immediate death and are expected to recover. A state investigation was begun into the explosion and related bonus law issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrieburg
Harco
King County Teachers Institute Plans New Year
The King County unit of the Washington Educational Association reorganized Thursday with 650 teachers at Broadway High School. Officers to be elected Thursday afternoon. An illustrated lecture on Children’s Gardens by O J Kern capped Thursday’s program. Friday featured sessions led by Dean Stephen I Miller and H M Records on education and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County
Washington Educational Association
Ralph W. Swetman
King County Teachers’ Institute
Broadway High School
O. J. Kern
University of Caliifornia
Stephen I. Miller
J. Kern
H. M. Records
Forest Fire Near Colville Spreads Rapidly
Spokane dispatch reports a forest fire near Colville spreading at about two and a half miles per hour. Dozens of ranches burned. Dale Jones, a Colville miller, narrowly escaped death while aiding firefighters. Prince Kalanians? ole to resign from Hawaii’s congressional seat to join a rehabilitation commission. About 250000 Japanese women work in hairdressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Colville
Dale Jones
Colville Miller
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Grunbaum Bros. Furniture Co
People’s Popular
Harges
Liberal Credit
Columbia River Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Evans
Prescott
J. Attenborough
Garfield
G. E. James
Monitor
H. J. Wood
Hillyard
Sarre Nee
Albany
Andrews
Court of Appeals
Illinois
Cardozo and
Pound
Gude
Lyons
Loganberry
Berry
Bartell’s
Conklin
Waterman
Sheaffer
Federal
Blair
Bartell
Bartell Drug Stores
Boren Ave
Second Ave
First Ave
Ballard
N. W
Store No. 5 Second and Union
Pine St
Fifth and Pike
Yesler
Institute
Honolulu
Prince Kalanianaole
Hawaii
Congress
Hawaiian Rehabilitation Commission
Japan
Wool Searfs
The
Rhodes
Cotton Union
Ecru
Merly
Rogers
Betty Bright
Sign of the Times
Hansen
Hood Canal
San Juan Islands
Colman Dock
Main
Vuget Sound Navigation Co
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