Rates Effective May 1 1917 NSIENT-CASH ADVERTISING
Classified line ad list of services and establishments offering massage baths vapor treatments and related adult services in multiple addresses around Union and Pike streets. Includes hotel and motel references and office numbers. The text enumerates several names and locations with hours and partial descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulte
Hrooklya
University
Union
Apt. L
People's Bank Midg Nika
Wall — Warrace
Pike
Borvon— Marrage
Vernon
Apt
Moura
Dot Kelly Marrage
Katie
Warrington Dation
Green
Herkehire
Wise Jewel Waniouring
Third Ave
Hmpress
Mir Havang
Elliott
aPini
Elock
Carpenters’ Mall
Pine
Stewart
Emma Lapworth
Columbia
Chelee
Kathryn Wondereut
Thira
Sterling Hotel
LoUta
Elliott Motel
Howard N Gard
Firat
York Motel
May—Crainvom
Piret
Mant
Jaidly Bist
Underclassmen at Washington to receive extended military training
University of Washington students will undergo five hours of military training this year replacing the previous three hour requirement. The change is part of broader adjustments in campus ROTC activities and adheres to new training guidelines set by school authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BotTn
Haemerton
U. S. Navy Yard
Arsen & Bexton CO
First Ave
Elliott
Bremerton
Falance
Clapford & van Arsdale, Inc
Third Ave
Washington St
Auburn
Seattle
Tacoma
Beckman
Mer
Land Dept
Sete
Wash
Wm Direct
Thre Lakes Lumber Co
BIG Land
Dnehomish County
Fife
Bend
Brownell Land Co
Fucneet Valley
Beeore Rebel
Call West
Aaa
University of Washington
Market Items From Public Markets List
An OCR extracted list shows prices and items from multiple markets. Items include meats dairy canned goods produce and household staples with prices per pound per can and by sack or bag. Districts referenced include Mtall and WESTLAKE with various stalls and product names.
Sanitary goods and groceries in local sale list
A local listing shows prices for flour including sanitary talle 14-96 Centennial Mest flour at $2.00 per sack and $2.25 for another, Idaho hard wheat flour, canned jelly, sauerkraut, pickles, sweet relish, and various grains. Also listed are cottage cheese, glassware, jelly beans, canned fish, fresh fish options, and other pantry staples with item counts and prices.
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Idaho
Traction Co Fights to Justify Living Wages Dispute
Attorney C A Reynolds argues before the arbitration board that a public utility must pay a living wage or hand control back to the state. Tacoma and Seattle street car workers seek increased pay while the company contends it cannot pay more without harming financing and returns. The board weighs whether the company may pay interest on capital and watered stock rather than fair wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A Reynolds
Board of Arbitration
Tacoma
Seattle
University Regents
Henry Bldg
Reynolds
Henry Suzzallo
A. J. Falkner
Public Service Commission
Fire Department Sees 40 Plus Members Enlist for Military
A. H. Grant, secretary of the civil service commission, announced Tuesday that more than 40 members of the fire department have enlisted in military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Grant
The
Civil Service Commission
Fire Department
Vessel Movements Arrived At Beattie and Departures Listed
Shipping report details arrivals at Beattie on Sept 19 including Imatilia from Nome and Mt Michael with inport routes, tug connections, and times. Also lists sailing movements from Sept 19 including Naree William HM Smith to San Francisco in tow, President to Vancouver, Prince Kupert to Prince Rupert, and others to Alaskan ports with times and tugs. Port calls at Cordova Juneau Wrangell Ketchikan noted with vessels and statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imatilia
Nome
Mt. Michael
Kviehak
Proposal to expel Sen La Follette at chamber war meeting
A resolution was introduced at the United States Chamber of Commerce war convention in Atlantic City asking Congress to expel Senator La Follette for alleged unpatriotism and disloyalty. The proposal came from A K Winter of Green Bay Wisconsin, citing resentment in Wisconsin over his reflections on the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiy
Atlantic City
N. J
United States Chamber of Merece
Congress
la Follette
Chamber
A. K K. Winter
Green Bay
Wis
Tie
Chinese panic in Portland Chinatown over silver rise
Panic spread through Portland's Chinatown as merchants closed shops amid silver price gains and high transpacific freight rates. The story links exchange rates with wartime havoc and broader economic strain. Judge Dykeman grants divorce to Albert Ossinger from May Ossinger and awards custody of their infant child. Ossinger travels to American Lake on Sept. 20.
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Victoria . c
Abbott Hotel
Rommno
Aleo
Trautte
Tin
Roamea
Vernon Hotel
Union Et
United Presse
Portland
Public Utilities Propose Small Monthly Charge Increase
The article discusses two proposed changes to raise revenue with a shared burden on all consumers. The readiness-to-serve charge, like the prior minimum, rests on the idea that every customer causes a fixed monthly expense for the company. It urges customers to accept the modest rise for national economic stability.
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American Securities
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Ren
Brattln Bran
Nsient-Chargse
Ntract
Atreceses
Seattlestar
Alenanden Shireman
Wille
Lyon Bideird
James Elliott
BLINN
Ostal
Ara Bchorf
TNT
Purke Hid
Opticians
Bamunds
Fraser-Paterson Co
Ee Ee
Fred P. Gorint
Tel Central Ridg
Matin
N.Y. Block
Mason
Fenwick
Lawrence
G. AK Wartwig
Chattel Loans
Ee En
Metsanders & CO
Smith Ride
SAAP
Wman & Hanford Co
Winton Motor Ce
Provident Loan Society
Toa
Marten
American Jewelry CO
Storage Co
Waiteyeowks
DeLre
Zinska Jank Co
Arthur DE Vor
Therapid- Obstetrica
Eestern
Brewster
Ctite Ames Calvit
Beattle
Oklahoma
Berkeley
Cal
Kenweed
Alfred Lueben
Wotet
Firet Ave
Warrington
North End
Hich
Hurke & Farrar
New York
Arden
Ida Smith
California Ave
Lake Asten
Ashworth Ave
Hous Furn
Oil Alaska Building
NOY
Frye & Co
Donohue
Star Circulation Department
HOLT
White River
Store
Rosa Eer
White River Snngie Company
Fee
Call
Alaska Building
Alaska
Contry
Shelton
Simpson Logging Co
Alaska Ride
Bethell
Lakeside Tan
Aieeystone
Landquist-Lilly Operatre
Green Hide
Charlin Chaplin
Chicago
Sy King
GALE
Tades
Brother Initials “Co. BE
Cal Rainier
West
B. Williams CO
Firet Ave &. Beattie
Weatlake Elliott
J. Webb Kitchen
S11
Second Ave
Sear James
Huy Fore
Fritzer
People's Bank
Waited Furniture Co
Meyer-Toner
Ne. O Greener
Trade
Upstaira Ault
Sella Man's
Monarch
Acorn
Republican
WEBER
Carl Kenwood
Kavanaugh
the Pacific Auction Co
Maurin Lewis
Parton
Violet Ray
Olive
Byrnich Dean
TWAT
Norrie Hotel
Elliott Hotel
Meattle Avction Co
Recond Ave
Hake Porn. Co
EES
Horrow
Alktave
Tibi
Hank Hunking
Walt
Smith Jewelry Mfo. CO
amiTu
Palace Hip
Stevens
National
United Masters of Dancing Association
Smith Jewerlay
L C Smith
Rotel Holland
Jefferson
Court House
Wilteiksen
N. W
Odakema
Jacobs
P.t Hide
Peter Michiaft
Pormerty
Behwarts
Ptemetriet
Epier Mieck
Vancouver
Ganada
WY Auto
FM A. Wiileon
Shasta
Tith Ave
Madison
Popelar Muete
Ravanaughws
Appésite
Stybee &i- Hett
Wertha Welson
True Advicer
Tweeday
Cata
Hoc 407 Union At
Madam Mellie
Abe
Ome Viett
Pine & Daily and
Hunday
Wuhen
Antlers Hotel
Fourth and Union
Siota
New Troy Hotel
Clifeton the Great
Adeline Lloyd
Sanderson
Raymond Remedy Co
Neotel Antiers
Fourth & Unies
Wwe
Right Drug Co
Firet Ave. Beattie
Reliabie Weeeermas
DK. Donawat
Liberty End
Pastetlican
National Medical Instituteh
Occidental Ave
A Lundberg CO
Third Avenue
Wilson
Wikst Ave
Cherry St
Seattle, Wash
Ate & Ancke
Watt
Yakima
Mike Flack
Westlake Mtalle
Bow Hall
South End Mall
Teklo
Enverkraut
Mtong
California
Etateroome
McCormick
Cherry
Whene Elliiott
Washington
Albert Hansen and
Siliveremuthr
Becond Ave
DR. Macy
Perann
Lemtarty
Mac
Ave
Rin Leon
Epler
Hidg
Kent
King County Patriotic Council
W. H. Overlock
Beattie
Al-Ki
Sen. LA Follette
BE. G. Ames John T. Condon
Fr. Th. Finley Ivar Janson
William A. Peters
Hane Pederson
James Shannon
William Thaanum
K. Struve Co
Eb, Vilas Fr. W. Weat
David Whitcomb
Raymond R. Frazier
Eugene B. Favre
Spokane
L. O. Janeck
North
Washington Mutual Savings Bank
Washington Savings and Loan Association
Second Avenue
Seattle Lighting Company
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