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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1907
Page
7
The Buffalo mayor warns against extravagant reform and urges honest progress in 1980 focusing on babies as a national need. He calls for durable structures to preserve prosperity and curb insincere agitators while offering H Brown Plumbing Co as a local contact for plumbing work.
A local tailor promotes an extensive display of winter wool suits described as elegant and superior to ordinary kinds. The event invites customers to come and see the refined selection offered by Fuhrman's tailoring shop.
In University Scenic Additions Terma district buyers note large, paid-for improvements and below-market prices. The early reports describe an attractive, desirable area with surprising value for property seekers.
William Barrett Ridgely, United States controller of the currency, writes that banks are sound and national finances boom. He notes industrial growth risks but cautions a banking scare could ruin progress. Ridgely, born in 1860 in Ninnea, was a Springfield banker before becoming controller in 1901.
J. N. Adam urges national leaders to dethrone abuses and restore sound methods for progress. He argues for maintaining prosperity while controlling living costs and advancing the common good through united, honest governance.
Mrs Harriet J Calcutt age 74 sister of J M Yerrington of Careon City Nevada and vice president of the Virginia & Truckee railroad died at Providence hospital from stomach cancer. She lived nine years in Dunlap wife of Edward Calcutt mother of William and M Y Calcutt born in Canada after a seven month illness. Funeral services January 2 at Bevaney Watson undertaking and Lakeview cemetery interment to follow.
The case of Jobs Snell brought from Spokane on robbery charges for the Palouse post office is under advisement by Judge Hanford. A decision is scheduled for Thursday.
Don’t discard old garments. bring them to Pantorium for cleaning and restoration. Main 1048.
The McCarthy Store launches the season’s first waist sale offering over two thousand White Lawn Waists at 98 cents each. All are brand new 1907 models with narrow or wide tuck effects and fine embroidery. Regular prices range from 1.25 to 1.49. cash only. starts at 8:30 A.M.. no phone or mail orders.
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and events with unclear dates and places. It references Jeanne and possible events around a Sunday and Wednee which is unreadable. The legible parts provide no complete actions or outcomes to summarize reliably.
Shelifr Omith travels to Salem Oregon amid a dispute with Wentworth over a National Brokerage Company case. Robert Merehant is involved as an associate in a bid to secure orders and release, with a county-level effort to post bond totaling 2600 dollars.
Fragmented text suggests a closeout sale of weathered oak furniture items with discounted prices. Mentions include chairs and a buffet, plus stock quantity and pricing notes, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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