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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1916
Page
6
In Chicago staff speech Burton argues rising beef costs are real and urges tracing the entire meat supply chain from breeder to butcher. He cites a USDA report and notes packers, feeders, and retailers must be examined to determine if reform is possible and whether government action is needed.
Misa Alva Peterson and Miss Charlotte Michaelson fled into Peterson’s home Saturday night as a tall woman, suspected to be a man in a dingy attire, chased them from a corner near 2422 Harvard Ave N and 2818 Fourth St. The woman mumbled something about an address. police searched the area but found no suspect.
Paula confronts Earnest's drunken push for access to her rooms after a tense visit. She rebukes him and insists on sleep, while Mrs. Martin ejects the troubled suitor. The scene ends with Paula climbing to bed as the situation lingers, promising continuation.
A Minneapolis man introduces a car siren that emits a terrific screech when tampered with. The device, marketed today in Paul Minnesota, aims to curb rising auto theft activity by alerting occupants and nearby officials to tampering.
A vintage ad claims a rundown child benefits from Scott's Emulsion a concentrated liquid food. It promises to boost strength in growing children, stating there is nothing better for growth whether weak or well and urges to get the genuine Scott's Emulsion from Scott & Ne, Bloomfield, N. J. The 16% note appears at the end.
Henry M. Louis, a Milwaukee broker, was arrested at the Frye hotel Saturday night while returning from Seattle with a deputy sheriff after purchasing $120,000 worth of potatoes. Detectives say he issued two $400 checks on a Sunnyside bank that were returned for lack of funds. Louis claimed there was a mistake.
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