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One week left to shop at Waugh's News with hundreds of bargains across departments. Yard wide percales, madras waistings, dress ginghams, drapery scrims, full size comforters, wool blankets, embroideries from Switzerland, dress trimmings, ready to wear, and house dresses all offered at reduced prices.
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Prominent Seattle Men Form Permanent Horse Market
A Seattle group led by Rh E Powell Tom Watson Arthur Watson J B Canney Forrester Son and J W Robb launches a permanent weekly horse market for exchanging buying and selling draft driving and saddle horses. Robb new Kansas City manager aims to run Seattle market on standard commission basis like other major cities.
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Judge Whittaker Ends 15 Years in Queets Wilderness
Judge George Whittaker, 83, arrived in Hoquiam after living alone for fifteen years in the Queets wilderness. He came from Texas with his son, who later deserted for Alaska gold fields. Whittaker formerly cleared a farm in the heavy forest and plans to return there in a few days.
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Grays Epitome Delivers The Day’s News
A concise digest gathers the day’s main events from Grays including local meetings, market updates, weather snippets, and community notes. Officials, vendors, and residents are cited in brief items highlighting outcomes and upcoming dates.
Wilson speaks in Los Angeles on progressive reforms and recall
Gov Woodrow Wilson addresses the City Club in Los Angeles praising the commission form of government, the initiative and referendum, and the recall. He argues party lines blur as progressives emerge, notes insurgent factions and the need for accountable, efficient governance.
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Fritz Christian Returns to Starland Theatre
Fritz Christian, owner of the world’s only Silver Violin, plays at the Starland theater in Aberdeen. The Danish violinist, a friend of Tom Lyle, offers operatic selections and a novel violin banjo duet, drawing praise for his skill and novelty.
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Off to Grand Lodge with Knights of Pythias leaders
Grand Chancellor Eugene Foster and fellow officers F. W. Loomis Ervie Phelps 8S A Randoloph Chas Milliard and D M Bowes Santini have gone to attend the Grand Lodge meeting of the Knights of Pythias.
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