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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1920

Page

7

Baited Her Hook for Whale but Got a Nibble From Only a Minnow

Dorothy M narrates a humorous cautionary tale about a woman who follows a list of eligible millionaires, only to be duped by a boastful suitor. She recounts a park meeting with a car, a white card, and the mismatch between romance and reality, ending with a sharp jab at affluent fantasies. The piece frames a flirtatious misadventure within a newspaper’s social column tone.

Aileen Claire Miss Claire Star Volunteer Park Mother George Brother Henry

White whiskered man seeks whiskey from marshal office

A stout prominent merchant storms the U S marshal office on Second Avenue demanding whiskey after a doctor’s prescription for spirits for a weak heart. Deputies and a court bailiff remove him as he insists the liquor is available.

John M. Boyle Second Ave Marshal Boyle Frank Colligan W. EB Theodore Albert Rooks Edwin Tobey Cobb Building Boyle George

Caldwell to Fire Opening Barrage

Hugh M. Caldwell, candidate for mayor in the February primaries, will speak before the Young Men's Business club at the Army and Navy club Thursday noon. Campaign managers say Caldwell will drop a blow as the mayoralty race heats up. Mayor Fitzgerald has opened headquarters in the Lyon building and Fitzgerald for Mayor clubs are forming citywide ahead of the February 7 primary.

Hugh M. Caldwell Young Men's Business Club Army and Navy Club Caldwell Fitzgerald Lyon Altho

Jack Rabbit Pelts Sought by Furriers

Pierre January 7. The jack rabbit, long a crop pest in South Dakota, may become a profitable industry as eastern hat makers inquire about the state's rabbit resources. Officials report interest in purchasing rabbit skins in large quantities as farmers note potential grain savings from reduced depredations.

Jack Rabbit Pierre South Dakota

Hoodoo train wrecks three times near Kirkman

The Chicago Great Western train on the Council Bluffs line earned the nickname Hoodoo Train after suffering three wrecks with the same crew near Kirkman. The latest wreck sent 117 carloads of meat into the ditch, though there were no fatalities in any incident.

Atlantic Chicago Great Western Railroad Council Bluffs Kirkman

Lundberg Rupture Support Free Trial Offer

Beattie company Lundberg Co offers a free trial for its rupture support device advertised to be superior. The note lists 4101 Third Ave Beattlen as the contact address.

Lundberg A. Lundberg Co Third Ave

Potato Market Climbs Again On Western Ave

Potato prices rise with bids around 105 while bulk sales remain at 100 and few traders cling to 95. Demand stays heavy and buyers complain of high quotations as cabbages and celery move and tomatoes sit scarce. South shipments expected soon and grapefruit boxes fetch 6.50.

Western Ave Florida Hutter

Local Markets Price Paid for Vegetables and Hides

A market report lists prices paid by wholesalers for cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce, potatoes, radishes, peppers, grapes, almonds, cranberries, and various hides and farm goods. It also notes prices for oats, corn, alfalfa, and other commodities, with multiple price points and unit measures.

U.S. Sees Great Oil-Burning Fleet Opportunity

Editor Milton Bonner reports that the U S shipping board pursues an oil burner strategy for a national merchant fleet. Oil ships offer 40 percent bunker-space savings, higher efficiency, quicker bunkering, and reduced ash handling. Current buildup: 486 oil burners with 3.8 million deadweight tons, plus 48 freighters returned and 18 sold. By program end, 1,731 oil-burning steel ships expected aboard the American flag.

Ay Milton Bonner Washington The Shipping Board Landemen

New York Stock Exchange Opens With Mixed Prices

Markets show uneven early action as United States Steel and Pan American trade around opening levels. Many stocks face selling pressure in the first half hour but recover as buyers step in. Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel hover near par amid fluctuations while overall activity remains thin and uncertain.

New York United States Steel Pan-American United Retail Hieres Bethlehem Steel Sinclair Mesiean Petroleum Republic Mteel Mtudebaker Mexican Petroleum Baldwin American Locomotive and American Car & Foundry

Grain Market Mixed On Chicago Board Amid Weather Pressures

The Chicago grain market showed small, uneven moves as weather concerns weighed against early heavy selling. January corn opened at 1.594 and fluctuated around the figure. May and July contracts also opened near unchanged levels with minor gains and losses. Oats showed a dip then a rebound, while corn prices traced subtle shifts through the session. A note mentions the American University union in Europe seeking a permanent Paris base donated by the French government.

Chicago Jan Cateague Board of Trade American University Union Europe Paria

Rally Announcement In Kingston Gambia

A brief note lists a 1000am rally in Kingston Gambia with named attendees Ludiow Erion Fingeier Townsend Randay Maneville and Mady. The message mentions Sunday scheduling and a 0pm time fragment.

Kingston Gambia Ludiow Erion Satary Fingeier Townsend Randay 'Maneville Mady T

Chicago Live Stock market closes mixed on January week

Early cattle receipts around five hundred head with prices steady to higher and hogs and sheep showing strength. Cattle prices ranged with heifers and cows near six to seven dollars, lambs at about twelve to nineteen dollars, while pork and lard futures moved in trading both open and close.

Frisco Market Butter and Cheese Prices Report

San Francisco daily market notes list butter at 66 cents per pound for prime firsts and 4 540 per dos for undersized pullets. Cheese price shown as California Mate at 296 per ton.

San Francisco California

Denver Market Status on January 7

Denver news notes cattle receipts at 7 000 head with steers and stock feeders steady to higher for calves and hog receipts, top price 14.40. Sheep receipts around 3 000 head with lambs and ewes steady. Lamb and feeder lamb prices listed, with ranges from 8.85 to 17.10 for different categories.

Chicago Lecelpta Iris Bbboas Denver Catte Lambe

Portland Butter Prices and Local Dairy Terms

Portland market notes list butter at 7 8 cents per pound and various local dairy terms with mixed pricing. Entries reference creamery, selected extras, and per pound rates for several creamery products in a brief January notice.

Portland Ste der Ib Brothers Cleese Oregon

New York Commodity Prices Start Year Strong

Market notes from New York show coffee and sugar prices published for January 1. Coffee Rio No 4 Santos sells at 26.264 cents per pound while centrifugal sugar ranges from 7.28 to 12.79 cents per pound depending on grade.

New York Rio Santos

Longshoreman Crushed by Rubber Bale at East Waterway Dock

David Eddy, 47, a longshoreman from 2222 Sixth Ave, was admitted to Seattle General Hospital after a heavy bale of rubber fell from a sling at Rogers Crown & Co. on the East Waterway dock. He was crushed between the dock and the ship.

David Eddy Sixth Ave Seattle General Hospital Eddy Rogers Crown & Co East Waterway

Dry laws under review by Pacific coast officials in Tacoma

Internal revenue experts from the Pacific coast convene in Tacoma for a three day session starting Thursday to craft an airtight enforcement program for federal prohibition. Leaders include William A. Kelley Donald Mc Donald David Williams and John M. Rodgers as preparations extend to appoint at least 12 federal liquor sleuths with preference for ex service men.

Prota Pacific Coast Internal Revenue Tacoma William A. Kelley Donald McDonald Seattle David Williams John M. Rodgers

Lincoln High PTA Meets Monday for New Year Party

The January meeting of the Lincoln high school Parent-Teacher Association will be held Monday at 2 45 p m in portable No 2. After a brief business session parents may meet teachers at a New Year tag party with refreshments. Simple models of girls dresses will be on display.

Lincoln High School Parent-Teacher Association

Marine booze parties banned in Seattle harbor

A new customs ruling prohibits aboard ships engaged in foreign trade from drinking or hosting parties while in port at Seattle. Liquor listed as sea stores must be kept under seal by boarding officers for the duration of the vessel's stay and cannot be used by crew or guests.

Seattle Customs Department Henry Blackwood United States

Public Markets Westlake Prices Narrowly Aligned

Fresh wide pork roasts and lamb chops listed at stalls 131 and 130 with Sunkist oranges walnuts cranberries and pickled pigs feet among items. Carnation milk Lenox soap Auto Club coffee bocch pink salmon tomatoes and bulk oats also advertised across stalls 13 165 192 and 404.

Westlake Sunkist Auto Club Stalin

Market stalls list with varied prices and items

A dense OCR style market list shows stalls 40 69 27 38 with items including salmon ling cod catfish hamburger veal pot roast veal steak Tillamook cream cheese new comb honey Florida fruit and Golden Wheat coffee with prices ranging from a few cents to a dollar.

Price Florida Royal Baking

Price List at Stall Market Displays Diverse Goods

A market stalls page lists items for sale with prices including pure fresh milk at 12 cents, Carnation and Borden milks at 14 cents, Jiffy Jell and walnuts at 5 cents, coffee at 50 cents, sugar and flour sacks, mayonnaise, freeh ranch eggs, caraway cheese at 45 cents per pint, genuine cheese at 86 cents, comb honey at 22 cents, and smelts with lutefisk offerings.

Ile Eale New Lot

Market Quilt of Prices and Goods

A fragmented grocery list shows prices and items across stalls. Items include flour, asparagus soup, lemons, honey, hominy, beef, sausage, Carnation milk, Nut-Ola, Corona and Golden West coffee, citrus powder, and various canned goods with prices per unit or package.

Libby

Local Market Stalls Advertise Groceries and Prices

Corner Stall 2 offers Eastern bacon and pure lard at 65 cents a unit, Eastern hams by half or whole, Lenox soap and matches priced low, tall can clams at 150. Stall 102 features fancy Jersey butter, storage eggs, milk, peanut butter, and fresh ground butter. stall 14 lists ling cod and soles with small prices, while stalls 18 to 25 promote walnuts, Naptha soap, and large pumpkin.

Sandiest place Walvis Bay described in coast lore

The article notes Walvis on the Southwest African coast as possibly the sandiest place in the world. It reports two thousand strikes to the American Federation of Labor as in progress or imminent.

Walvis Southwest Africa American Federation of Labor

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