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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1919

Page

5

Mystery of Sugar Shortage Stirs National Debate

MILTON BRONNER analyzes the 1919 sugar shortage as housewives across Virginia, West Virginia, Michigan, and beyond report difficulty in canning. He examines production figures, imports from Cuba and other lands, and possible market manipulation by big packers, noting drought and Cuba's crop prospects, while prices have surged from 2.48 to 7.28 cents per pound since 1913.

Ashington Virginia West Virginia Michigan Washington Department of Agriculture Department of Justice United States Sugar Equal Board Cuba Louisiana California Utah Idaho Montana Coado Java New York

Printing Shops Resume Work in Seattle Open Shop Return

Six of the largest Seattle job printing firms resumed activity on an open shop basis led by Pliny Allen & Co and five others. Workers had been paid 60 percent of full wages during the strike and now receive about seven and a half dollars per day for an eight hour shift.

Seattle Pliny Allen & Co Lowman & Hanford Printing and Stationery Co Sherman Printing Co Lumberman’s Printing Co Washington Envelope Corporation Ivy Press Pliny Allen

Broadway High School to Offer Two Night Classes

Faculty of Broadway High School announces two one semester night classes. The first begins at 7 15 p m and the second at 8 15 p m. The course lasts six months and is open to all students regardless of music reading ability.

Broadway High School

Officer Guilty Over Beer Possession at Coal Field

Constable Joe Payne of Coal Field was convicted of unlawfully possessing liquor. J W Lambert and Tom Mulligan arrested him June 21 after an investigation by Frank T Gordon. Sixty nine pints of beer were found. Payne admitted making it for home use with his wife, claiming non intoxicating contents. Chemists disputed the claim.

Joe Payne Coalfield Otis W. Brinker J. W. Lambert Tom Mulligan Payne Frank T. Gordon

Officer Hasten Hither Thief Takes Five Cents

The early Tuesday burglary at 406 Union Street ends with Mrs. H B Smith telling Motorcycle Officer Fred Mills the thief rifled a cash register and stole 5 cents. Mills notes the cleverness of the crime and departs.

Fred Mille Unionst H. B. Smith

Blaze Destroys Home on 30th Ave S

Fire destroyed the one and a half story home of N Whitner at 1538 30th Ave S early Tuesday. Damage estimated at $1,000, with the house valued at $1,500 and partly destroyed. Whitner woke to smoke and reported the blaze. origin unknown. Insurance covered the loss.

N. Whitner 30Th Ave S&s Whitner

Missing Kent Boys Run Away to Join Navy

Kent youths Laurin Jones 16 and Hever Jones 14 left home to join the navy in Seattle. Their father J F Jones reported them missing to police, noting they had been attending Kent schools but planned to quit. Naval recruiters have been alerted.

Seattle Laurin Jones Hever Kent Navy Naval

Exporters Hit by UK Strike Reuters Feature

American exporters face potential losses up to 10 million dollars daily as British railway workers strike and transport workers threaten port disruptions in the United Kingdom. U.S. shipments to UK ports are cut or halted, with monthly trade totaling hundreds of millions of dollars across wheat, corn, dairy, cotton, tobacco, oil, and other goods.

Ralph F. Couch United Press Washington United Kingdom United States United States Shipping Board Inngland Ireland Scotland Commerce Department Tannera

Vessel Movements Sighted at the Cape

Seafaring notices from Tatoosh Island report fog and rain with southeast wind as ships pass in and out. Admiral Schley and others arrive or depart Seattle, with several vessels sailing to Alaska, Vancouver, and ports along Puget Sound including Beattie Tacoma and Port Gamble.

Tatoosh Island Seattle Mayfair Port An- Gelen Banta Ana Havana Ports San Francisco Stev. B. Loop Port Gamble Port Ludlow Mtr J. A. Moffett Astoria Motor Ecir Belen Querado Vancouver B. C Aberdeen Bellingham Ember Sehr Camano Richard Holyoke Beattie Port Angeles Str Mayfair Tacoma Mtr Fulton Ste Fulton Britieh Columbia Anyox Jiritiah Columbia Porta

Local Market Prices and Shipping Listings for Produce

The notice details varied produce like Cabbage Danish ball Carrete New onions and Green onions with per sack per crate pricing and local farm references. It lists shipments to Seattle and Tacoma from points like Beattie Wapato and Ellensburg, plus vessel movements and dock information at Pier and terminal locations.

Rennes Ccc cc Cweseeens Aack Crete Ceesseen Noreerasdioh Brockton Walla Walle Yakima Nancy Sith

Stock Market Opens Strong on Septembers NYSE Showing Gains

The NYSE opened with broad strength led by Crucible Steel and Mexican Petroleum as shares rose in early trading. American Can and Baldwin marked notable advances while the market gained momentum into the second hour, registering new highs in Crucible Steel and solid gains across the industrials sector.

New York United Mates Steel and Marine Crucible Steel Mexican Petroleum Lil Studebaker Haldwin Bethlehem Steel Crucible Baldwin Pan- American

Franklin High to Publish First Edition of Tolo Paper

Students in the Franklin high school journalism department plan to issue the first edition of Tolo by Tuesday afternoon.

Franklin High School Tolo

Tomatoes Scarce On Local Produce Market

Cold weather over the past three days has sharply reduced tomato supplies on the wholesale market. Prices rose to 75 to 80 cents a box before the freeze, with street sales at 1.25 to 1.50 per box. Green tomatillos traded around 50 cents, while cantaloupes and grapes from Eastern Washington were scarce and freight winds damaged Yakima Valley fruit.

Washington Yakima Valley Seattle Commission Wenatehee

Telegraphic service cut hits Pacific coast markets

Owing to funds shortage the telegraphic market news service of the Bureau of Markets U S Department of Agriculture will be greatly curtailed starting October 1. The Pacific coast service will limit reports to one crop at a time instead of five or six simultaneous updates.

Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agriculture Pacific Coast

French merchant line eyes Germany trade shift

Comte de Fayolle of Societe Generale des Transports Maritimes declared that profits are not his immediate aim but capturing Germanys commercial maritime market. He leads a Pacific Coast to Mediterranean service with New York and San Francisco reps at New Washington, pursuing to supplant German trade in the West Indies, South America, and Pacific ports with French vessels.

Germany Comte de Fayolle Societe Generale Des Transports Maritimes Pacific Coast Mediterranean New York San Francisco New Washington West Indies South America

Steamship Waban Goes to Drydock for Rivet Replacement

Portland reports the 6,600-ton steamship Waban operated by Pacific Steamship Co. is in dry dock with 40 000 defective rivets being replaced. The work delays her schedule and pushes back the October 4 sailing, with The Orient now set as her destination.

Portland Waban Pacific Steamship Co Orient

Portland Market Status and Livestock Prices

Portland market status notes receipts of cattle and sheep with varied prices. Quotes show steer and cow values, veal and heifer ranges, and assorted weights, with volumes and local receipts indicating a steady market for Prime and medium stock.

Public Markets Piles of Fresh Goods and Bargains Reported

Market stalls display a wide range of groceries and meats including boneless beef, butter, Libby’s milk, coffee and tea, salmon trout, ham loaf, asparagus and vegetables. Prices listed per item with many stalls, crates and bulk deals across Pike Place area vendors.

J. B Stalin

Corner Stall Advertises Bulk Coffee And Dairy Prices

An OCR fragment lists bulk coffee prices 1.10 and 1.15 per unit, canned milk offers, full cream cheese at 29 cents per pound, fancy brick cheese at 33 cents, fancy creamery butter, and tins of Folger’s or Boiling’s coffee at 1.17, with miscellaneous codes and weights.

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Schooner Idaho Renamed Elder To Serve Pribilof Isles

H. J. Christoffers announced the halibut schooner Idaho has been purchased and renamed the Elder. The vessel will ply between the Pribilof islands and the Aleutians and maintain winter communication during the Arctic season.

Pribilof H. J. Christoffers Government Fisheries and Seal Service Pacific Idaho Aleutian

Tax rule forces income tax receipts for travelers

F M Studiey of Nippon Yusen Kaisha Seattle says all travelers leaving the United States on the line's ships must show income tax receipts. He notes many high earners have attempted to escape by traveling to Japan.

Japan F. M. Studiey Seattle Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line

WEATLAKE Market Ad Highlights Mixed Produce and Prices

A dense listing details stalls and items including Concord grapes 45c per basket, Alaska herring 10c each, salmon trout 20c, butter 25c, and various staples such as flour, canned goods, and milk. The ad shows multiple stalls with item prices and brief product notes.

Alaska Washington Bc Dot Soc Ib Carnation Borden Federal

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