Editorial and Subscription Notice for Independent Bunset
Editorial and business items list Independent 1198 Bunset Main 1060 and Ballard Byar Agency 8 Mallard Ave Bunset with delivery options by mail or carrier. Subscriptions show expiration date on label and prepaid renewal requests mailed from Beattie postal district, Beattie, Idaho.
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Independent
Sunset Main
Bunset, Main
Ballard Byar
Mallard Ave
Bunset Praliard
The Selfishness of Bachelorhood Examined in a Chicago Parade
An op ed condemns bachelor pride as narrow self love. It notes a Chicago parade where badges read None that I love More than myself. The piece argues marriage serves human happiness and species growth, rejects hasty unions, and says some bachelors have excuses yet hostile self worship is flawed and cowardly.
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Chicago
What to do with the Sage millions proposed
Readers submit varied ideas for the Russell Sage millions. A college professor favors higher faculty salaries, a sociology student wants independent newspapers endowment, Stanford’s President urges stronger research, a Chicago administrator backs a graduate college of agriculture, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps supports humane work and anti vivisection, and others push social reform. The Seattle Star invites brief letters to the editor with reader ideas and practical proposals.
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Russell Sage
Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Sage
E. Benjamin Andrews
Chicago University
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
W. G. Ghent
Mra
Seattle Star
Forty Mile Gale Hits Lake Erie Sinking Two Vessels
A strong forty mile gale on Lake Erie at Cleveland on August 27 caused the schooner Agnes Potter to burn off the ty and the schooner William Grady to founder. The wrecks disrupted the cargo of the steamer.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland
Agnes Potter
William Grady
Port Simpson Climate Compared To Seattle
The Port Simpson climate mirrors Seattle in the main, despite miles apart. The Japan current influences Port Simpson as in Seattle, yielding similar summers and mild winters with little snow last winter. Berries and vegetables thrive. rainfall is heavier but not constant, and rain passes quickly without prolonged drizzle.
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Port Simpson
Seattle
Port Simpson Ie
Japan
Beautiful Fall Callings At 1329 Becond Ave
Wetiregor and The Fallers showcase a stylish line of exchangeable fall callings at 1329 Becond Ave. The notice invites readers to come and take them over for display or sale.
Star Dust Ad Prize and Odd Qs From Skookum News
A jumble of notes and jokes from a late edition featuring a prize raffle for best contribution valued at $2, a second prize of 41, and odd snippets about local characters. Sheriff Swift chases a tramp, quiet tales of a neighborly Nan, humor about penny favors, and quips on a chauffeured chiffonter conclude the spoof column.
Hardes dancer joke and rough stage humor from Alkali Ike
A humorous exchange about Buckskin Jim and a tightrope performer prompts quips from Alkali Ike. Pat is praised as brave in battle but his later days show a wife grabbing a scrub brush to yank him away as others tease a mentally challenged youth with coins.
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Tenderfoot
Buckskin Jim
Alkali Ike
Pat
Low Colonist Rates Offer Autumn Travel
Advertises bound passenger rates from August 27 to October 31 with prepaid tickets through the Great Northern Ticket Officer. Abbreviated details note Second and Co location for purchase.
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Great Northern Pticket
Second and Co Tumble
Three Girls Missing In Separate Local Cases
Three girls are reported missing in separate incidents. Alley Drout, 14, from Pilliman City, left home yesterday wearing a red jacket and black skirt. Mary Meltser, 4, from 214 Manchard, Vancouver, last night wore a black and white dress and red hat. Hattle Garney, 16, of 516 Ki Prior, Vancouver, has been missing since August 20, last seen in a white dress with hat.
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Baeheon
Pilliman
Nhe
William Meltser
Manchard
Nie Davehter Mary
Bhe ix
Vancouver
Hattle Garney
Secon
Abe
Tapity Lewt
Where Did the Money Go
An advertisement urges readers to open an account at the State Bank of Beat tle to save money. It stresses benefits of saving, responsibility, and future security, urging immediate action.
Lawson's vigil by wife's body shocks Boston readers
Thomas W. Lawson, grieving after his wife died on August 3, has kept constant watch beside her steel casket since the funeral. Reports say the prolonged vigil has unsettled his mind and harmed his health.
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Lawson
Wife
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
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