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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
14
Nancy and Nick slip away with green shoes to reach the big toy shop after waking to talking toys. Kiddy Kar leads them there but the Jocko they seek remains missing and they must return home to bed.
Billy Mink the hunting expert tracks Robber the Rat through a barn using nose and ears. He corners the rat after a fast chase, defeats the foe in a brief fight, and claims the rat as dinner. Billy vows to avoid the henhouse while enjoying plentiful hunting in Green Forest.
New York officials indicate prominent trade union leaders propose a work stoppage to protest the New York Legislature suspending five socialist members. Abraham Beckerman notes a committee of eight is weighing a stoppage demonstration with the central labor council as discussions proceed.
Denver detectives raided electrical engineer W. A. Bevan to find bottles of liquor and jars of mash along with live reptiles including rattlesnakes and lizards. Bevan held for prohibition violation while Victor Musto faced related discoveries at his home. The report closes with a moral aside on love and experience.
A brief Oakland dispatch notes a missing wine related item as of January 9 with no further details available. Local authorities appear to be handling the case as a minor incident.
Women hear the Diamond Dyes offer to transform old garments into new looking pieces. The ad claims the dye works on wool, silk, linen, cotton, or blends with a complete instruction book and color card to prevent mistakes.
An Oregon group calling themselves the Happy Family from Brogan, led by Tex Phillips and seven others, asks Seattle women to write letters. They list eight names and addresses in a request to start the new year by making acquaintances with young ladies, noting their desire for correspondence.
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