Necessity of Tindall bill urged amid hog grower clash
Councilman Philip Tindall defends a garbage disposal ordinance aimed at hobbling Japanese hog growers near Seattle. He argues white hog farmers struggle against cheaper Japanese competition backed by banks and restaurant buyers, urging the city to regulate garbage contracts to protect local white-owned ranches. Portland dispatch follows.
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Missouri
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Missing Seattle Father Seeks Help to Find Wife and Two Children
A Seattle man pleads for help to locate his wife and two children, ages 4 and 6, who vanished after July 4. He suspects she took only $50 and could be traveling toward Clayton New Mexico or Seattle, with an insurance letter mailed from Kansas on the Santa Fe. He asks The Star to publish the appeal to bring reports and aid authorities.
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Mine Rescue Teams Vie For State Title At Roslyn
Eighteen mine rescue and first aid teams from state coal centers gather at Roslyn for the fifth annual championship under the United States Bureau of Mines coal operators and miners. The winning team will likely advance to the national championship in Denver early September.
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Roslyn
United States Bureau of Mines
Denver
Archie Coon Enters Sheriff Race in King County
Archie Coon a former U S marshal and current superintendent of Railways Accessories Co Pioneer Building filed Thursday to run for sheriff. He is a Spanish American War veteran and has the endorsement of King County railroad men.
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U. S
Railways Accessories Co
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Coon
King County
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Pending Bill Postponed to Aid Restaurant Interests
The text notes that the consideration of the pending bill has been postponed in committee for a sufficient time to allow interested parties to take necessary steps.
Women's Summer Union Suits On Sale At One Dollar
Two cases of women's summer-weight union suits arrive and go on sale at the old price of one dollar. Sizes 36 and 38 only with low neck and French band tops or ribbon trimmed tops. Also fine nainsook suits in sizes 36 to 44 priced from 1.75 to 2.50. Vests and bloomers in jersey knitted silk offered in selected sizes with prices around seven dollars.
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Sally May
Nainsook Union
Jersey
Stockings on Sale Saturday at Value Prices
Saturday stock stocking lineup highlights OMEN'S Cotton Stockings in multiple colors for 65 cents a pair. Silk Lisle Stockings priced at 1.00 with black white and cordovan options. ILK Boot Stockings first quality 1.65 per pair. ILK Stockings in Phoenix and other makes 1.80 per pair. ILK and Fiber Hose 1.25 per pair with lace clocks in several colors.
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Phoenix
Saturday offerings in women's silk gloves at top price
Silk glove sale lists several styles and colors with prices. Milanese and Tricot silk gloves with double fingertips offered in white black gray pongee and brown. Prices range from 1.00 to 2.50 per pair. Upper main floor display.
Delicatessen Specials Upgraded on Main Floor
On the upper main floor the deli offers Tea Caps and Saucers six for 95 cents, Mason fruit jars 85 cents a dozen, and assorted plain white china. Also listed are Fourth Floor pork sausage at 32 cents per pound, kippered salmon, strawberry conserve, Washington Full Cream Cheese, mayonnaise, and new potato salad, with several items priced per pound.
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Infant and Women Footwear and Stockings on Sale
Infants' first-step shoes priced at 1.35 in several colors and leather combinations, available in sizes 2 to 5. Women's first quality stockings offered in black white or brown medium weight with mock seam and hemmed tops in all sizes.
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Elizabeth Lancaster
Idaho
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Women’s Athletic Union Suits
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