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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1918
Page
5
A terse note states that the item is printed within the New Yorker Staats Zeitung, indicating its publication in this historic German language periodical. The line hints at archival context and the paper’s role in disseminating news.
Germantown residents plan a main meeting on August 9 to press a name change to Artois despite protests from Southern Pacific railroad officials who argue the line already has a freight station named Germantown.
Twenty men were reported for failure to return questionnaires by the district draft board. Names and addresses include Max Bacharach Ireesley House Clyde Alexander Le Roy Hotel Vernon Stevens 107 West Main Street John Erickson 1202 South First Ave Joseph Rendall Southern Hotel Paul Rubleff St Louis Hotel James A Healey 426 East Galenast Hutte Mont Antonio A Rodrigty 600 King Nestal Heikke Jouhten 1116 Fourth Ave Daniel Barnovich 621 Sixth Ave Charles Brown Tacoma Hotel Mark L Badwards 714 Howell St Mick Chas 417 Yesler Way James Lacey Standard Hotel Henry Zladoff New Richmond Hotel John Sabin 670 Weller At Takeo One P O Box 3 Bozo Yonlik 11 Main St Ernest F E Killorn 17 Yesler Way George Berg 408 Fourth Ave
Washington August 2 street car companies must rely on state and local boards for fare increases to cover higher operating costs from wage boosts mandated by the national war labor board.
Chicago August 2 Harry C. Northcott an ordained pastor and theological student rejected three exemption chances as he headed to a military training camp. He is married and en route to service.
Market bulletin shows eggs up to 58 cents a dozen per U S food price board. Sugar regulation tightens limits to two pounds per person monthly with guidance to avoid strangers being served sugar. Families limited to 25 pounds for canning and must rely on winter sugar. Prices for corn syrup flour and various grains listed for retailers and consumers.
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