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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1917

Page

5

It Is a Sad Story By R. F. Paine on Villa and Carranza

R F Paine criticizes U S policy on Mexico saying the 1910s border mobilization failed to stop Villa. He argues Carranza blocks action and American troops are paralyzed by diplomacy, leaving Villa free to loot towns near the border and Mexicans cynical toward U S resolve.

R. F. Paine America Villa Carranza Mexico

Port Orchard Mayors Contrast With Nearby Town

The note contrasts Port Orchard's two mayors with a nearby bay town that lacks figures named Billingsley, implying governance complexity differs between communities.

Port Orchard Bay Billingsleys

Charles cautious on Austrian peace terms amid war woes

The text argues the Austrian situation under Emperor Wilhelm II worsens for Charles as war continues. It warns any peace terms would likely cede Austrian land to Italy and Serbia, reducing Charles to a vassal and increasing weakness with time. The column cites local notes on a Farmhand suing a King County farmer for 500 dollars after a cow incident and reports Chicago packer Meat to WIFT & CO. releasing a 1916 annual with profits of 20 465 000 based on a one cent gain per pound, blamed on meat costs and cattle scarcity.

Charles Austria Italy Serbia Wilhelm Wift & CO Chicago Packers

Modest gowns claim by missionary Palmoil drawing judge remarks

The Rev Palmoil, recently returning from a decade in Africa, states he sees nothing immodest in women's gowns. Mr Fetherby adds the remark that Palmoil’s mission explains his views, speaking to the judge.

Golitely Palmoil Fetherby Africa Judge

State Senate Allegedly Crippled by Dick Hutchinson

Olympia correspondent FE C Wheeler says the state senate is crippled, citing Dick Hutchinson who missed opening day due to a honeymoon. Wheeler argues many wedding trips end in financial breakups and implies Hutchinson is crippled by marriage.

FE. C. Wheeler Olympia State Senate Dick Hutchinson Wheeler Hutchinson

Gems and pearls in ocean shadows formed by the oyster

The verse contemplates natural gems created by the oyster as pearls form day by day within the sea. It likens their luster to eye's radiance and references an old hen as a curious comparator within the metaphor.

Overland Red Returns and New Bonds at Desert Gathering

At the ranch veranda, Overland Red reunites with Anne Marshall and Louise as Billy Winthrop’s sister learns his condition. Jack Summers arrives in a Rose Girl mine car to thank the owners and reveal Billy’s improving lungs, while Dr. Marshall and Walter Stone observe the dramatic reformation and a new caravan of horses and a car named the Guzzuh.

Collie Walter Stone Dr. Marshall Billy Anne Dagger San Berdoo Stone Lee Summers Jack Summers Rose Gir Louise Overland Red Anne Marshall Eleanor Overland Billy Winthrop Armne Marshall Los Hsten Mojave Los Angeles Loa Eleanor Rose Mrs. Marshall

Moonstone Trail Meeting Sparks Hidden Romance

Louise and Collie intersect on the Moonstone Trail as she hosts guests Dr. Marshall and his wife. Collie assists by grabbing a buckboard and horses, hoping to impress Louise while tensions with Brand Williams simmer. The scene at the station hints at Wellsworth romance, with Louise charmed and Collie quietly in love.

NCFK Red Saunders Collie Williams Oro Rancho Overland Red Silent Saunders Louise Moonstone Canyon Hrand Williams Cowman Walter Stone Brand Willams Rose Boyar Brand Price Dr. Marshall Marshalls Anne Miss Lacharme

Collie Breaks Yuma Colt and Gains Quiet Confidence

Collie tames the famed outlaw Yuma colt to win a Moonstone meet prize, while Sheltering tension rises with Silent Saunders’ covert actions. Louise notices Collie’s changed confidence as he bonds over horses and “ridin’” lessons.

Red Collie Overland Williame Collies Silent Saunders Louise Tetdow Yuma Moonstone Saunders Black Boyar Oyar

Leaving Message Sets Tone for Departure

Excerpt shows Collie and Louise reacting to a farewell note. The exchange hints at an impending departure and an instruction to mail a letter to Overland Red. Uncle Walter confirms previous communication, while Louise laments the goodbye as the scene closes with continuation promised in the next issue.

Collie Overland Red Louise Walter

Cascarets Promise Quick Relief from Bilious Feelings

An advertisement claims Cascarets cleanse the liver and bowels for a clear head and rosy skin. It touts gentle, non g r i p e effects suitable for adults and children, promising improved energy and mood by morning.

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