The Thriving City of Ballard
A feature on Ballard as a growing Seattle-area town benefiting from Pacific Coast prosperity. The piece notes immigration boosting Washington, rapid suburban growth, and nearby mills producing vast timber supply for global markets.
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Pacific
Washington
M Movement
Sound
Tnis
Seattle
Ballard’s Growth and Lumber Industry Boom Illustrated
The article surveys Ballard Washington’s rapid growth as a lumber and shingles hub with cedar shingle mills and shipyards. It notes large employers, new mills, rising population from about 4 560 to over 6 500, street improvements, and pending Lake Washington canal plans boosting commerce. It highlights key firms and leaders in real estate, hardware, groceries, clothing, and shipbuilding, plus the Lake Washington canal project and its economic impact.
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Salmon Bay
United States
Ballard
Great Northern and Pacific
Ashington
Milla
Mallard
Convcil
Ballard Avenue
Ctiem
Lake Washington Ship Canal
Lake
Washington
Puget Sound
Gusgee
Pallard
Lake Washington Canal
Lake Washington
Beattie
W. W. DeLong
King County
Congressional
A. L. Mathewon
4. Beckman
C. Machey
Ballard Chamber of Commerce Emerges In City Hall
Ballard forms an active chamber of commerce with major local businessmen. The group meets at city hall to discuss city business and is chaired by Mayor P M De Mons and City Officers John Johnson and Treneuver J MurGoch.
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Chamber
Dallerd le
Boston
Leland Malinger
Salinger
Walues
Peterson & Chesnut
Ballard Avenue
City Hall
Kelly & Ward
Messrs, Peterson and Chesnut
W. H. Vernon
Ballard
John Johnson
Cecice
P.M. de Mons
Treneuver J. MurGoch
Peter
Ballard Trader Dean D. Plants in Local Grocery Venture
Dean D. Plants has run a Ballard grocery business for two and a half years. A stranger arrived in the city and began to engage in related activity, indicating the start of local commerce expansion.
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Reed
Hawley Proe
H. 8&8. Hawley
Ballard
Salmon Bay
Weet
H. Langenbacher
A. D. Tenke
A. A. Genke
A. W. Mackie
Dean D. Plants
City
Local Lawyer Relocates to Ballard Corner
Co. H. Martin, now in Southern California, has opened a law and real estate office at Third and Ballard avenues. He expects Ballard to prosper and plans to make it his permanent home.
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Ballard
Notary Public
Ballard and
Second Avenues
Co. H. Martin
Southern
California
Third
Ballard Avenues
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Muskegon
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Condurtea
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Boston Clothing House
W. H. Peters & Co
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Eureka Shingle Mills Co
R. W. Glover
Glover
Thie City
Lats
Eine
West Coast Improvement Co
Nelson
Becond
Hallord’ Avenues
Ballard Real Estate Co
Ink
Leepennee Ong
Astra Re Insurance Co
American Investment Co
Christensen & Shaw
Grm
Pallard Avenue
Hailey Bros
Lucas & Co
J. B. Laces
KM. Siepman
J. Jh. Lucas & Co
Harford
Hight
Garden
Salmon Bay Shingle Mill Co
B. Lucas
Siepman
Second
Geo. E. Shelden
Mr. Gee
BP. Shelden
Shelden
King Mill Co
Jalmon Packing Co
City Realty
Wr. Nelson's
W. M. Curtiss
W. W. Curtiss
Curtinas
Mr. Rainier
Mr. Nelson
the Avenue Market
H. Kastner
Bailard
A. J. Bourgett
Motor Bar
Hadfield & Roberts
Hadfield & Roberta
Old West Coast, M. & |. Co
Ealing
Plants
Cors & Wegener
Cores & Wegener
A. F. Bethe
Bethe
Roberts Eth
S. J. White
8. J. White
White
J. W. Peter
N. Therson
Cors
Wegener
Chamber OF Commerce Building
Toop
FELT
Fehren-Marvin Co
Ballard Chamber of Commerce
Seth Chandier
Claude Clark
Fred Kellogs
R. Nomftttken
L. N. Launderville
Aaron Heat
Iin
Tie Johnson
Mayor Johnson
Bank OF Ballard
F. J. Pewren
Chas
Marvin
Pioneer
Wash
Pioneer Building
C. H. Martin
Ballard Property