Realty Market Mix of Investments and Growth at Lake Burton
Simon and Anches report a $115,000 Co op Market sale to Dickster & Klatsker Inc for a five year department store lease. Lake Burton grows to 2,500 residents with 600 acres sold, 21 stores, a $13,000 church, and new club house as streetcar and boulevards spur housing and tax relief. Newell H. Craig markets 47 bee colonies producing over a ton of honey this fall averaging 20 to 30 cents per pound.
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Simon & Anches
Kennedy
Burwell & Morford
A. Cohan & Co
Dickster & Klatsker, Inc
Lake Burton City
M. Nelson
Lake Burton
Newell H. Craig
Alderwood Manor
Lim
Craig
Craig's
Gettsyburg Curios Go On Display At Bradley Furniture
Western Washington fair representatives will visit Bradley Furniture Co. on Pine between Third and Fourth from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. next Wednesday to collect entries for the women’s department. Needlework curios art canned goods and other submissions will be accepted for exhibition in various divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Admiral Evans Arrives Seattle with Heavy Salmon Cargo
The steamship Admiral Evans under Captain FP McGregor arrived in Seattle Friday with a heavy cargo that taxed her holds. The load included 1,000 barrels of Alaska herring and 25,900 cases of canned salmon, alongside a fir passenger list.
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Admiral Evans
FP. McGregor
Seattle
Alaska
Silk cargoes from Orient to arrive next week
The steamship President Madison arrives Tuesday with 4,000 bales of silk and the Armbla Maru is due Wednesday with 3,000 bales, totaling 7,000 bales of silk from the Orient.
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Orient
Madison
Grape Growers to Exhibit at Western Washington Fair
Southern Puget Sound grape belt growers prepare exhibits for the Western Washington fair in Puyallup starting October 2. They show Island Belle Vergennes Eclipse Niagara Green Mountain Raton Concord and Delaware, grown along Mason and Pierce counties near Puget Sound. Shipments will move by water with cooperative rates, as freight volume increases.
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Puget Sound
Puyallup
Niagara
Green Mountain
Raton
Concord
Delaware
Seattle
Tacoma
Mason
Pierce
Tiernan Won't Divorce Wife In Paternity Case
South Bend report says Professor John F P Tiernan will not divorce his wife amid a paternity case over a ten month old baby alleged to be the son of Marry Poulin haberdasher. Court galleries closed. Mrs Tiernan expresses reconciliation as tears flow.
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South Bend
Tiernans
John FP. Tiernan
Marry Poulin
Grain embargo fights widen with railroads in Seattle
Backed by the Chamber of Commerce and the state public works board, Seattle exporters press to compel Union Pacific and other lines to move grain to Seattle. Railroads claim car shortages and divert shipments to Portland or beyond, with firms like Gray-Rosenbaum of Portland and Beattie involved. A Spokane telegraph notes inland agents refusing to bill cars to Seattle. The I. and B. is linked to Great Northern and Northern Pacific.
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Great Northern Railway Company
United States Railway Labor Board
King Street Station
Seattle
Ralph Budd
Chamber of Commercce
State Board of Pub. He Works
Union Pacific
Port Commission
Portland
Gray-Rosenbaum Co
Beattie
Spokane
Inland Empire Railway
Spring Valley
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Henry C. Ewing Company
12Th Ave
Alfred G. Ayerst
Carter, MacDonald & Miller
Pickering Passage
Case Inlet
Harstine
Bulletin
Tiernan
U. P
Attle Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Basel
Switzerland
Moore
Aesop
Hector
Vincent O'Donnell
McCormick
Babcock & Dolly
Harry
Watson, JR
Dugan
Weaver Brothers
Arkansaw Travelers
Adelaide Herrmann
Herrmann
the Pathe News
Dumar District
Lake Burien
Occidental Avenue
Yesler Way
Ninth S. W
W. Elmgrove ST
West & Wheeler
S. W
Cmnedy
M. Gaites
New York
Chicago
Cas Chorus
Gale
Ainge Ge
Ke Chorue
P Wonder
John Golden
Lightnin
Austin Strong
Salis
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