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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
7
The King County Humane Society will hold its regular weekly meeting at noon on Thursday in Fraser-Paterson's tea room.
The seventh annual convention of the State League of Savings and Loan associations will convene in Seattle next Tuesday for a one day and evening session. Twenty two member associations are expected to attend with speakers including State Auditor C W Clausen and George H Wallace.
A New Jersey woman celebrates 2 percent years of business success. Her husband failed, but after she took over his affairs, operations prospered and continued to grow. She has raised five children during this period.
The Seattle port district marks its fourth anniversary with a celebration at the Bell street dock roof garden. A program includes terminal inspections, speeches by city figures and legislators, and awards for notable farming families and garden achievements in King County.
Sheriff Hodge told county commissioners that for the first six months of the year feeding guarding and medical care for county jail and stockade prisoners totaled 21 593 823 dollars. Prisoners averaged 23 428 cents per day for board 23 811 cents for guard 4 547 cents for medical care. Stockade inmates cost 31 354 cents daily for board 13 785 cents for beds and medicines and 32 446 cents for guarding.
Mayor Git vetoed the ordinance granting F. M. Peterson a city bus line into Ballard from Division A terminus. He says the measure is carelessly drawn and regards a contract with Peterson as only a half a contract.
J G Brown international president of the Shingle Weavers and Timber Workers union and Chas Helfer Washington state commissioner will address the King County Democratic club at its Saturday luncheon at the Good Eats cafeteria.
The regular annual meeting of the Women’s Western Martial League will be held in the Good Eats cafeteria Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. Full attendance is desired by the president.
A sprawling sale listing cut prices on gloves, sweaters, ribbons, embroideries, linens, hats, dolls, fabrics, furs, and more. Half price and 25c to 5c yard deals span apparel, accessories, and home goods with drama about rain and a quirky note from the millinery writer.
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