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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
6
A city health officer approved a new factory plan with sanitary conditions, including no near stables and strict cleanliness for the facility. Provisions require employees to wash twice, prevent dust and germs, and keep the work areas clean to avoid contamination in ice cream production.
In Wilmington an official board of health action follows a complaint about pies being sold and unfit conditions. The notice also details travel and fare information with October 31 as a deadline and connections via Oregon RR and Union Office reservations.
A fragment notes Jaime Don declares himself a potential claimant to the Reselan Army amid revolutionary Spain, with forces near the French border. The text identifies him as 29 years old.
Voting begins for the Queen of the A Y P carnival to be crowned on Concessionaires Day at the exposition on August 20. Columbia, born in the United States, tops the poll with 11 ballots, followed by Lala V. Chilberg and Madge W. Wilkinson as leading rivals. Coupons appear in the amusement pages. Knights of Columbus elect new officers in Mobile. Valencia named president of Colombia by national congress to fill Reyes term.
Fragmented market report notes prices ease and local demand for dairy and meats. Readable items mention veal and live stock with references to price trends and trader experience. The text is garbled but indicates markets outside normal quotation, suggesting uncertain quotes and local issues.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls letters and long rides to beaches and ports, describing a sailor’s romantic past, memory of sending notes home, and the social tensions aboard a Filipino crew on a cable ship. The piece weaves nostalgia with hints of working conditions and daily life at sea.
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