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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1919

Page

7

Hegdahl family notices and naval vessel sale details

The notice fragment lists the Hegdahl family details with a funeral service set for September 28 at 2 30 p m and interment at a local cemetery. It also announces sealed bids for naval vessels XR BOATS AINER and DEILAL to be sold via the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts in Washington with inspection details and 10 percent bid deposit.

Thomas Hegdahl Caro Wahl Gona John Ben Henry Heodore Hegdahl C Holland Mre J. Peon Mra D. Peterson O. Moe Are. N. W Waashelli at-Wiggin Company Funeral Ra LROAL Ainer Deilal Bureau Supplies and Accounta Navy Washington Oelock Lstober Sannetsea Cal 12Th Naval Disaee Bureau of Ee and Accounts Jose- 18 Daniels The

Public Market stalls list assorted groceries and prices

A dense listing from Pike Place stalls shows sellers offering Carnation milk pure fresh milk priced at 12 cents per quart, white navy beans 25 cents, onions 25 cents, Mason jars 78 cents a dozen, cantaloupes and pears by the dozen, smoked herring, lard and beef cuts, canned peaches Concord grapes and cocoa products. Several stalls advertise fruit jars seedless raisins and kitchen staples like catsup, corn flakes, baking powder and matches.

Stalle del Monte Booth

Grocery Stall Prices and Listings From Market Booths

A listing of assorted stall offerings with prices including cheese from Oregon full cream cheddar, Guittard chocolate 95c, Lamb choor, pure lard, sugar cured bacon 40c to 45c, mayonnaise 6%, ham loaf, butter 22c, half cheeks 1Sc, halibut 25c, oysters 60c, corned beef 26c, lamb stew 12% and J B coffee $1.46. Citrus 5c, Ceylon tea varies, Maximum coffee $1.45, Blue Ribbon tea and Ceylon Tree tea listed among frequent stall goods.

Oregon

Market Inventory Fragment Highlights Dairy and Seafood Items

A fragmented list shows items like milk, full cream cheese, butter, and brick cheese alongside seafood such as fresh salmon ling cod black cod and red snapper. Also noted are various stall numbers and prices, including tender meats like veal cutlets and steer pot roast.

Listing of grocery items and stalls with prices

An OCR fragment lists items at stalls including bacon chops lamb brisket beef apples grapes pullet eggs and milk. It notes stall numbers 198 157 and 16-17 with various prices such as 20c 22c 30c 50c and 2.99 for Krona flour.

Malaga

Grocery ad and 1781 Confederation note

An ad lists prices for milk fruit and canned goods at a Co Operative store with items like Carnation milk 14%0 can and Bartlett pears 16¢. It also notes Red Seal Grocery Stall and Van Camp's spaghetti 26¢. The text oddly cites John Hanson as first president of the United States as president of the first congress of the Confederation in 1781.

van Camp Kris Jeferson John Hanson United States

Ship Material To Be Sold After Fleet Conference

Portland Ore Sept 24 The supply and sales division of the Emergency Fleet Corporation ends its conference and leaves for San Francisco to plan sale of surplus shipbuilding stocks on the Pacific coast. All EFC property to be sold will be listed soon amid rising demand from a steel strike.

Portland Ore Oftelala Emergency Fleet Corporation San Franaco Pacific Coast

Clearing Balances Across Seattle Spokane and Tacoma

The record notes balances for Seattle Spokane and Tacoma with figures 767,666.00 and 184,217.00 respectively in a financial scan. No further context or entities are provided.

Seesene

National Gathering of Title Men Held in Nashville

The American Association of Title Men will hold its 18th Annual Convention September 4 26 in Nashville Tennessee. Abstracters and Title Insurance men from across the country will attend to exchange ideas on title service and bring back improvements for their field.

Seattle Red Cross and officials unite to fight drug evil

A large conference of city, Red Cross and Veterans Welfare officials in Seattle established two committees to confront narcotics: one to relieve addicts and another to curb sale and distribution. They discussed causes of rising arrests and urged closer court and police cooperation, with plans for indeterminate sentences to aid treatment.

Seattle City Red Cross Veterans’ Welfare Soldiers’ and Saiore J. B. Crichton The Red Crow George Guy Cleon B. Roe Monroe Reformatory Red Cross Bureau of Civilian Relief Vietime Read Hiram M. Read Hugh de Vallin United States Public Health Service George H. T. Sparling Don Nicholson Claude

Tomatoes plentiful as markets show mixed shifts

Local tomato supplies are ample with prices at 90 cents a box for fancy homegrown stock. Sweet potatoes ease to 5 to 6 cents a pound. Apples show mixed movement with Delicious at 4.50 per box and Jonathan activity rising as shipments expand despite cold storage car shortages.

Ustemaia Malaga Cece Eecseseerrsea Eneereres AB Dark Arbor Pos Gaeetadecasup Amaller Kennewick

Local Market Prices and Commodities Listed by Item

Local prices shown for vegetables fruits and staples per sack per crate and per bag. Items include onions tomatoes spinach corn sweet potatoes apples pears walnuts peanuts pecans popcorn and other produce with per unit costs and regional origins. Also listed are hides and tallow wholesale to consumer prices by weight and grade.

Stockton New Vaske Nancy

Seattle Arrivals and Departures Notice

Seattle arrivals include J A Moffett San Pedro and Catherine D from Alaska. Departures show Hyannis bound for Grays Harbor. Piel Island off England sold to the duke of Buccleuch. Norse history noted alongside local dairy and brick trade listings.

City of Seattle Alaska J. A. Moffett San Pedro Catherine D Bellingham Apex America Joan Daniel Kern Dellingham Scow Hyannis Grays Marbor Piel Island Abbott of Furness Buccleuch

Jap Delegates to Be Seattle Guests

Japanese peace delegation members Naron Rempel Kondo and colleagues are due in Seattle in a few weeks to be hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club until October 12 before sailing for Japan on the Fushima Maru. Local Japanese will assist with entertainment and the group plans a shipping study during their stay.

Naron Rempel Kondo Seattle Japan New York Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club

Vessels in Port at Seattle Today

A list of ships and docks in Seattle harbor including names like Pacific Coast bunkere Str Mannahock Ing and Admiral Dewey at various piers, yards, drydocks, and shipyards in Puget Sound. The fragmentary OCR reads multiple vessel names, terminal locations, and completing identifiers across Union and Lake Union areas.

Seattle Swiftcure Onquin Tyndareus Catherine D Smith Cove Fultes Wheatland Mont Tr Delight Pacific Coast Mannahock Ing Himoto Brookwood Admiral Dewey Pier Hte Skinner Endicott Ate Wikton Ety Dewey, Todd's Drydock Atr Governor Gray Cloud Lake Sanford Admiral Rodman Gaffney Puget Bound Iridge and Dredging Co Mull Preston Ames Weet Leon Weet Ira Roonevelt Meffernan's A. B G. Nreckdale Oconewago Patterson & McDonald Hirrings Halcutta Commercial Roller Echr Kirkellod Timber Company Geor- Milwaukee Ocean Dock Lake Union Yards Fort Jackson Houghton Roweamont Hournesville Allenhurst Etr Addison Abmik Port Anies Ater Cheatersfield Abula Adria Eleatra Capraria Odwin Copian Cineyran Ete Dene Str Looti Eiten Agales Libby Maine Hull Anequaimic Bee Corus Henry Wilson Bee Dashing Wave Bk Oriental Gan Juan Meacham & Babcock Cinenmete Chaleta Biliett Day Yarde Fdr Biance Beattie North Pacific Yarde Ftr Chepad

Market Opens Firm on Steel Strength Amid Tobacco Lift

Trading starts firm with United States Steel up to 109 a gain after morning strength. Bethlehem Steel and Crucible Steel advance while tobacco stocks rally late with American and American Sumatra leading gains. Mexican Petroleum slips from morning highs as market closes steady on improved tone.

New York United States Steel Bethlehem Steel Central Leather United Retail Pan-American Steel United Stater Steel Hethliehem Steel Crucible Steel Theia United Metall Mores T American Tobacco Brudebaker American American Sumatra Mexican Petroleum Canadian Pacific Baldwin

Portland Market Update Shows Mixed Cattle and Sheep Prices

Portland market reports slow demand for cattle with receipts of 34 head and varied prices from Good to choice steers at 89.50 to 106. The hog market notes steady receipts of 253 head with Prime hogs around 17.60 per 100 pounds and higher. Sheep receipts are light with prime lambs around 11.05 to 12.00 and mutton and ewe prices bid lower. dairy prices for butter and cheese listed per pound and dozen.

Portland

Denver Market Report Receipts and Prices

Denver market report lists cattle receipts around 1,500 head with steers at 14.50 and calves near 9.50 to 12. Market shows steady to strong demand for hay stocker and feeder cattle around 7 to 11. Sheep receipts total about 21,000 head with lambs around 12 to 14 and feeder lambs near 10. The overall tone notes stronger prices and sales activity amid varied groups of cattle and sheep.

Denver

Frisco Market Status Compiled Prices

Frisco market notes list prices for batter Patrea at 40 per lb beer Patras at 9 ½ cents per dozen extra pullets 20 per dozen undersized pullets 9 per dozen and California fata cheese fancy priced by the pound.

San Francisco California

Chicago Board of Trade Prices React to Etac Strike

Traders at the Chicago Board of Trade monitored the etec strike in its third day with only limited market impact. Provisions rose and corn and oats showed opening gains that faded as trading progressed, with quotes fluctuating across the session.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Etec Lee Det Cee Jam.nees

New York Coffee and Sugar Quotations

New York on September 24 reports coffee prices for No 7 Rio at 16% per pound and Banton No 4 at 24% per pound. Sugar Centrifugal quoted at 7.280 per pound.

New York Rio

Waterhouse Firm Plans Two Million Dollar Pier

The Frank Waterhouse Co seeks permission from the port commission to build a two million dollar pier on the northwest corner of the West Waterway to handle freight for its fleet. The proposal was referred to a committee for report after Tuesday submission.

Frank Waterhouse Co Weat Waterway Port Commission

Skinner and Eddy Launch 63rd Ship Crisfield

The Skinner and Eddy yard launched its 63rd vessel, the steamer Crisfield, on Tuesday afternoon marking three years since the yard began with the Neils Neilson. Mrs. Harry A. Field served as sponsor, wife of the commandant at Bremerton Navy Yard.

Skinner & Eddy Yard Crisfield Neils Neilson Harry A. Field Bremerton Navy Yard

Pacific Gas and Electric buys Northern California Power stake

The railroad commission approved PG and E to acquire 10,000 shares of the Northern California Power Co for about 10 million dollars. PG and E assumes the obligations of the NC Power Co, a move expected to spark a hydro electric development boom in California.

San Francisco Rept United Areas Railroad Commission Pacific Gas and Electric Co Northern California Power Co Northern California Power @o California

Lloyd George to Visit America for League of Nations Meeting

London reports circulate that Premier Lloyd George plans to travel to the United States for the inaugural League of Nations meeting in October. The potential trip signals Britain's high level engagement with the new international body amid shifting postwar diplomacy.

London Lloyd George America

Report Details Packers Wartime Profits and Wilson Reregulation

A Senate report from the Federal Trade Commission reveals confidential correspondence showing the Packers profits as two and a quarter to three times prewar earnings and urges changes to food administration rules. It recommends ending separate classifications for meat and by products and placing total Packers output on a uniform basis with excess profits turned to the federal treasury. The report, dated June 28, 1918, was delayed by wartime concerns and Hoover also opposed public release.

Washington Wilson Food Administration Senate Federal Trade Commission Wator Norria Nebraska Treasury Herbert Hoover

Wilson Reply on Fiume Dispute Reached Delegation

Rome reports President Wilson's reply to the Fiume dispute reached the American peace delegation. It proposes assigning Fiume to Italy if the port is unfortified and placed under the control of the leagues of nations. The president also defines the armistice boundary for Fiume.

Rome Paris Epocha Wilson Fiume Italy Leagues of Nations

Pacific Steamship asks freight raise

The Pacific Steamship Co. has applied to the railroad commission for higher freight rates. The company declares it sent $166,463 during the seven months ending July 31, 1919, and says that increases in operating expenses starting August 1, 1919 will double the loss. Wages and higher fuel oil costs are cited.

San Francisco United Press The Pacific Steamship Co Railroad Commission

Rumanians Begin Evacuation of Budapest Warfront

Dispatches report Romanian forces have begun the evacuation of Budapest. The item notes wartime movements and mentions wartime labor conditions in Java with a 10 cent per day wage, alongside Java's wartime trade rising from 4 million to 80 million dollars annually.

Amsterdam Budapest Java

Fear of blindness leads to divorce in Los Angeles case

In Los Angeles on September 24, Mrs. Elizabeth Northrup was granted a divorce from Henry Northrup a Seattle salesman. She testified that after a six year old accident he urged her to leave him claiming he feared he would go blind and become helpless.

Los Angeles Henry Northrup Seattle Elizabeth Northrup

Conciliation Boards Grow From Steel Strike Hearings

Senator Kenyon proposed voluntary conciliation boards to investigate labor capital differences and report facts to the public as hearings before the senate labor committee on the steel strike begin. The idea would avoid compulsory arbitration while aiding settlement efforts.

Washington United Press Senate Labor Committee Kenyon Iowa Altho

President Wilson may frame steel strike stance on armistice

aboard the presidential train at Rawlins Wyoming the president signals a possible call for arbitration and peace talks with labor and capital noting violence stems from unreconciled issues while pledging to avoid bias and pursue a conference backed settlement. He hinted he might declare an armistice if both sides show willingness to meet at the industrial conference. Officials aboard the train remain silent on next steps. Wilson said the trip is yielding gratifying results.

Hugh Baillie United Press Wilon Rawlins Wyo Wilson Boston Denver

Mother plans family death after razor attack and arson attempt

Police report a mother wounded and four younger children exposed to coal oil as she tried to start a fire. Margaret, 17, wrestled the razor away and is hospitalized with injuries. the mother and daughter are both in serious condition while the father helped subdue the assailant.

Margaret Emegsgency

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