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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1922
Page
5
Readers send in endorsements and quips for Northwest Products as editors announce a slogan contest with judges soon to be named. The letters praise Pacific Northwest brands, urge local patronage, and emphasize regional pride and economic benefit.
Public notice invites entries for a contest with prizes listed as forty six dollars total. Participants must mail a slogan or letter to The Star editor in Se Washington. Entries must be received this month.
A bustling slogan editor sorts daily submissions for a Northwest Products contest. Entries praise Northwest, Pacific Northwest, and local buyers, naming individuals like Mrs Ed ia Riteha and Geo Dean. Judges will announce winners soon, with entries reflecting regional pride and economic messages across Seattle, Anacortes, Bremerton, Everett, and Vancouver.
An individual accused of offering a federal prohibition agent 45 dollars to allow him to go free when arrested on a charge is slated for federal court Thursday night at the Sliver hotel. The defendant, Joseph Fellcett, faces two federal charges.
A reader discusses the soul twin theory affecting marriages and divorce. Cynthia Grey answers questions on removing a red nose, Angora goats in the United States, plaster mixing for molding, running and high jump records, and the Stradivarius violin, with brief guidance and facts.
A departmental notice from Cynthia Ghey requests readers not to send names and addresses of firms or business concerns or recommendations for products to be inserted. Space limits require brief contributions and discourage lengthy messages or pet notices.
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