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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1920
Page
10
Budget plans to keep young couples within a $150 monthly limit are explored by Ethel Dean of the King County fair price committee. Seattle housewives are asked to keep budgets showing income and expenses to determine a sustainable minimum for middle class couples.
F Grah of 825 Fifth St San Diego reports long illness with stomach trouble kidney issues constipation and general weakness improved after taking Tanlac and credits full recovery to the product. He says his wife also benefited and notes Seattle Bartell Drug Stores sell Tanlac under a special representative.
Police could not explain A J Haskett report of a woman choked and child left in a car near Dennyway and Western Ave Sunday. R L Stebbins said he owned the car but denied knowledge of the attack, noting mismatches in appearance and ages of the suspects and boy.
Washington reports charges that an undertakers lobby backs the push to repatriate American war dead from France. Senator Thomas calls for Senate inquiry, saying it could commercialize mourning. House hearings push a resolution authorizing exhumation and reinterment for next of kin.
Federal Railroad Offices here will close at 6 20 p m February 29 under an announcement by L C Gilman district director The lines will be taken over by their owners on March 1 A plan to handle terminals under private ownership is in process and most wartime employees are expected to return to their prewar railroads.
Governor Hen W. Olcott will fill the unexpired term of the late Governor Withycombe after the Oregon Supreme Court ruling. Olcott will remain secretary of state but retains the gubernatorial office for the full unexpired term.
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