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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
8
For sale land at Alfred Lowell offers a chance to establish a personal republic or monarchy. Readiness to set up a new governance structure is encouraged for interested buyers seeking unique sovereignty on their own property.
Two miles from Seward, for sale by present owner Al Fred Lowell. The tract has long been used for fox farming and spans two miles in length and half a mile in width. Sale cited as desire to rejoin exploration in the Bushtina district.
A meeting of young men at Westminster Presbyterian Church tonight will discuss and likely endorse Mayor Moore's lawn regulation policy for public morale. The gathering has been organized to support the measure and promote its adoption.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Ernest B. Herald submits an opinion to Anaensor Potore arguing mortgages are not taxable under state law. He states credits and moneys at interest are personal property but the mortgage is incidental to the loan obligation. The view aligns with a California decision and is supported by many attorneys who have studied the law.
A Seattle Civic Union meeting applauded former Mayor Hallinger's moral policy stance as supporters defeated Mallinger's mayoral candidate. Mr Ballinger urged vigilance against public officials and condemned passing criminals to other cities, saying such measures are ineffective for protecting society.
The piece describes pretty old fashioned calicoes with matching borders as the season's latest fad. It notes plain color trims use two color conventional designs and features a blue balleste gown trimmed with a blue and white roman key border, illustrating varied border styles.
Judge J Blakey of Kit county temporarily fills the criminal bench as Judge Frater’s illness leaves a vacancy. The criminal calendar runs one case daily and, with defendants not admitting guilt, work slows. Notable cases include L H Smith habitual criminal and A Justus, recently released from prison, both postponed to mid month. Judge Yakey maintains his county’s schedule while wrapping civil matters from a Tallman substitution. Secretary Yandell reports the department of agriculture plans a bulb farm on Puget Sound and Pictus intends to visit soon to discuss details.
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