Jewelers Offer Easy Terms For Old Jewelry
A Philadelphia ad promotes 16 cents down and 100 dollars a week to remodel or sell old jewelry, featuring Peter Michari at 1264 and another liberal credit house in America.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1916
Page
6
A Philadelphia ad promotes 16 cents down and 100 dollars a week to remodel or sell old jewelry, featuring Peter Michari at 1264 and another liberal credit house in America.
A historic market listing shows stalls offering items from fresh produce to dairy and meats. Notable entries include cucumbers onions potatoes strawberries pork shoulder roasts bacon hams butter bread and flour, with prices per pound or per unit and many items labeled as fresh or homemade. The list reflects a bustling marketplace with a wide assortment of groceries and regional specialties.
A jumble of grocery stall items lists meats, dairy and produce with prices, followed by a note about “Princess Lillian” and a divorce suit from a Chicago area couple. Testimony claims the wife resented 4 am sun worship and piano practice as a trigger. Russia’s wartime prosperity is cited with commentary on prohibition and industry development.
A San Francisco suffrage delegation greeted 24 prominent Eastern vote fight leaders at the Southern Pacific station. Mayor Rolph welcomed the visitors at city hall before a touring program and receptions at the Hotel Ramona and the St Francis Hotel. A mass meeting was planned for the auditorium.
Emma R Johnson an longtime resident died yesterday at her daughter Mrs Edmund Lamon home 4807 Post St Spokane aged 64 She is survived by two other daughters Miss Ethel Irene an office woman at Crescent Manufacturing and Mrs J Schleif of Winlock
An advertisement urges dental care citing health links to teeth and offers a 20 percent discount on high grade work until May 1. It lists prices for 22k gold crowns bridgework porcelain crowns gold fillings silver fillings and rubber plates with a free examination and a Lady Attendant.
April 25 Boston report on Mansachunet state wide presidential primary day. Roosevelt not Roosevelt is the big guest to decide the contest. The unpled forces led by Gov McCall Senator Lodge and others line up behind Roosevelt leaders hope to elect Cushing and Gardner.
A Seattle council committee declined to bid on purchasing the Seattle Renton and Southern railway at the receiver sale. The committee report unfavorable to the plan was adopted and ordered to study whether municipal railway service could sustain fare increases and become paying, with an estimate on debt repayment timing.
First arrests in the Westinghouse plant strike were made today as Fred Merrick, a socialist, was taken into custody. Estimates place 15,000 to 23,000 on strike, with marchers forming an endless chain around the plant sites.
Maj. Joel S. Jones age 73 bailiff in Judge Ronald's court and Civil War veteran is in serious condition after a paralytic stroke Monday. He is at home 4207 Woodland Park Ave.
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