Washington state to fund three Alaska Yukon Exposition buildings
Seattle dispatch reports Washington will spend over a million dollars on permanent buildings for the Alaska Yukon Exposition. The first state building, to be turned to the University of Washington, cost 58 340 for foundation and structure. Additional funds include 600 000 for permanent university buildings and 400 000 from shore tank sales, with counties contributing exhibits and four counties planning dedicated structures.
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Fuel Scarcity Warns of Winter Shortage
The article warns of potential coal and wood shortages this winter as railroads may lack enough cars. It notes a past famine caused heavy losses and urges readers to order fuel now, citing high prices and looming demand, with contact at phone 795 113 Orondo Ave.
King Coal Stock Promises Rapid, Huge Profits
Advertisement touts King Coal Co with $10,000 capital, 10,000 shares at par $10, selling for $6. It claims constant mine work, soon mining 200–300 tons daily, and profit of $6–$7.50 per ton. Promises equal, nonpreferential distribution among stockholders, urges quick purchase before market withdrawal. Invest $30–$60 to yield $400–$800 monthly for life.
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