Dairy products prompt shoppers at local market
A fragmented OCR page notes dairy items and prices in a local market report. Mentions cream, sugar, and daily fare with unclear figures and vendor sketches.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1922
Page
3
A fragmented OCR page notes dairy items and prices in a local market report. Mentions cream, sugar, and daily fare with unclear figures and vendor sketches.
New York exchanges show higher activity as early trading yields a modest gain with the Dow and industrials leading the advance. Investors monitor early signals and sector rotations as stocks edge upward amid cautious optimism.
Markets show wheat and corn rising briefly before slipping as traders test prices. Wheat futures moved 1 to 2 percent, then fell back as selling pressure increased, with the overall grain complex showing mixed signals in Chicago trading.
The article lists varied market movements with prices for sugar coffee and tobacco. It notes steady market conditions, slight gains in certain staples, and foreign exchange updates. Numerous figures and vendor notes indicate a broad snapshot of daily commodity activity.
Washington announces Friday October 27 as Navy Day with nationwide observances. Governors plan proclamations and organizations arrange programs to honor sailors and the naval service across states.
Fire Chief Keth trapped under burning timbers when a floor collapsed during a blaze in Kagies’ hall. Quick action by fellow firefighters and police saved his life. Ambrose is expected to recover.
The eight year old son of F. O. Burkhardt of 1802 Fourth Ave West was injured by a passing auto Friday. His condition was listed as much improved Monday at the Burkhardt home, with relief noted by family.
The Seattle ship news section notes tides and port activity with references to vessels and prices, including May updates and prime rates. Details are fragmentary but indicate port averages and processing for certain grain and freight movements.
A garbled list of names and addresses appears, featuring individuals such as Walter HK, Santen HM, Beattie Beattie, and Gen Edward, with scattered street anchors like 50th and Seventh Avenue, plus mentions of legal notices and Beattie, Portland and Seattle locales. The fragment lacks coherent events.
President W M Short of the Washington State Federation of Labor announced that the Labor and the Western Washington fair at Puyallup have settled their differences. Labor is lining up behind the fair, determined to help put it over big.
The Seattle Star DIRECTORY announces a Wednesday evening masquerade ball at Queen Anne hall on First ave and Royst. A prize dance will be held for attendees in costume.
Advertises radium treatment at Port of Health Seattle offering free consultation at 1427 Third Ave opposite the Post Office. Claims methods are reasonable for diseases including rheumatism neuritis diabetes stomach bowels blood skin nerve high blood pressure gland weakness and fatigue.
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