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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1918
Page
5
A short note directs readers to Next to Liberty theatre for a reliable watch. The snippet gives a clear location cue and emphasizes trust in the recommendation.
A woman tells friends to visit The Florence for bargains and style. She claims the streetwear daily look drew compliments and invites readers to discover affordable fashion and current trends at the Florence.
Following American barbers rise in fees, 170 Japanese barbers in Seattle adopt the new scale next Thursday morning. Shave 25 cents and haircut 50 cents will be charged.
The Ernest building at Terry avenue between Harrison and Thomas streets sold for 25250 to John Vittucet Co from Terry Avenue Building Co. Mayor W. B. Gale of Vancouver and a Seattle business group toured toward Ottawa to press Canada for a British Columbia steel plant.
Major Charles Gordon known as Ralph Connor spoke at Shrine auditorium urging support for the Third Liberty Loan. Hart and Gordon urged unity and sacrifice, while cities report over Subscriptions with Kirkland and Enumclaw leading. Washington state faces officer shortages of Liberty Bond buttons as subscriptions grow across towns and firms pledge funds.
The Minute Men of precinct 144 will organize at a meeting Monday evening at 7 30 in room 104 Broadway high school. Men of precinct 134 are invited to attend.
Baron Von Selchow a junker and personal friend of the Kaiser is held by the Imperial government on charges of food profiteering. Announcement of the arrest came via official dispatch from Amsterdam.
Cold air and precipitation spread Friday from Kansas and Missouri to Texas. The Kansas wheat belt recorded heavy rainfall and lower temperatures across the region.
Ottawa April 20 Both houses pass resolutions to call upon the manpower of Canada for military service. The measure envisions a nationwide draft to fill military needs and strengthen national defense. The action marks a major step in mobilization and raises questions about implementation and exemptions.
Two Southern bankers, J. J. Henry of Hawkinsville Bank & Trust Co and W. C. McElveen of Bank of Hornbeck, praise Tanlac in letters dated March 5 1917. The notices, among thousands, highlight personal health gains and strong belief in the tonic while Tanlac’s nationwide popularity grows with 7 million bottles sold in about two years.
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