Land and property ads and a stock dividend notice
Real estate offers along Three Lakes Snohomish County Washington describe farms 10 acres water frontage and home sites near Everett and Seattle areas. Also stock dividend declaration by a New York company sets a 1 percent quarterly payout payable March 16 to holders of record February 18 1916.
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Reich
A&a
Berton
Bern
Harman
Vaul Kr
Mcadeny New York
Marold Simpson
Rees
Public Markets Advertised Prices Across Multiple Goods
A compiled listing shows prices at various market stalls for flour, meat, dairy, produce, and other groceries. Items include patent flour at 1.20 per sack delivered, potatoes at 1.45 per sack, milk at 5s, and butter noted as fresh creamery, with numerous stall references and regional produce mentions.
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Japan
California
Washington
State Labor Federation debates paying doctors by need
North Yakima Jan. 18 The plan proposes state funded physician locations with pay tied to district health. Healthier communities would yield higher pay to practitioners, while sicker areas would receive less. A non partizan campaign to remove party lines from state and county elections also gains attention with initiative bills for home rule and roads.
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North
Yakima
State Labor Federation
CH Kegley
State Grange
Misa Lucy Case
Direct Legislation League
Market Goods Mix in Dense Grocery Stall Listing
The fragment catalogs a busy market scene with stalls and items such as pasted milk, butter, potatoes, oranges, apples, tomatoes, sardines, anchovies, oats, sugar, coffee, ketchup, beef, and fruit. It mentions stalls by numbers and prices in cents and dollars, highlighting a bustling food market column.
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Leelie
Sunkist
Jonathan
Railroads Agree To Cut Waste In Switching
Railroads agree to use one neutral engine for Smiths Cove switching, splitting costs by cars handled. Commission says waste and delays ease, saving time and money as port talks continue alongside belt line funding for March election.
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Port Commission
Smith
Northern Pacific
Smith's
Plot to upset Brazil Government Foiled Arrests in Rio
In Rio de Janeiro on January 18 authorities halted a planned revolution by over 200 petty army officers. The conspirators aimed to seize arsenals and bay guards to force President Braz to retire. Leaders were jailed on an island as wealthy financiers allegedly funded the plot.
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Rio Janeiro
Braz
Rio de Janeiro Bay
Liquor and Gambling Raid Hits New Cecil Establishment
John Savage, manager of the New Cecil hotel on First Ave near Spring St, awaits trial for violating the dry law after a police raid seized about 3000 dollars worth of liquor. Officers found beer and whisky stored under a sidewalk, gambling paraphernalia, and confiscated fixtures. Ralph Jones, manager, and druggist F N Kannapell of 730 Pine St were arrested.
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John Savage
New Cecil Hotel
First Ave
Spring St
Fred Smart
D. & W. Buffet
Union At
Safe End
Ralph Jones
F. N. Kannapell
Pine St
New York Players to Benefit Seattle Teachers at Metropolitan
At the Metropolitan theatre on Tuesday night a benefit performance of Charlies Rann Kennedy's The Servant in the House will be presented by an excellent company of New York players led by Shakespearean actor William Owen. The play centers on a father's enduring love for his child and the magnetic pull of love despite poverty and hardship. Indications point to a full house and a substantial benefit for the Seattle Teachers' Association, with the show starting at 8 15.
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Metropolitan Theatre
Charlies Rann Kennedy
Seattle Teachers’ Association
New York Players
William Owen
Manson
Teachers’ Association
Liquor Business Slow In Portland After State Goes Dry
Portland report notes fewer than 100 liquor packages arriving from outside states since the state prohibition took effect. Express companies express disappointment over the reduced volume and shipments.
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Portland
Von Phul Elected President of County Medical Society
Dr. P. V. Von Phul was elected president of the King County Medical Society at the annual meeting held Monday night. Dr. H. D. Dudley was elected vice president and Dr. A. C. Martin was reelected secretary and treasurer. Board members named were Drs. A. O. Lee and A. G. Lazelle. About 75 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. V. von Phul
King County Medical Society
H. D. Dudley
A. C. Martin
Advertise in The Star Want Ads Call Main 9400
The note urges readers to use The Star Want Ads for maid services lost articles items for sale or vacant rooms. It promotes calling Main 9400 to place ads and maximize opportunities in the newspaper.
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the Star
Divorces Sought After Bed Cloths Theft Claim
In San Francisco on January 18 a husband stated in court that his wife had a habit of staying out at night and taking the bed clothes with her, asking for a divorce as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
F. Mellenson
Hubby
Salesmanship class meeting at the YMCA announced
All interested in salesmanship are invited to attend a meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the YMCA for a new salesmanship class. Judge George D. Alden, jurist and lecturer, will speak at the YMCA on the Star Lyceum course at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
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Y.M.C. A
George D. Alden
Star Lyceum
Class in English Meets at Y M C A
The first regular meeting of the class in applied English will be held at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Y M C A.
Indians Suffer Aberdeen Storms Hit Reservation
Residents report that recent storms have caused hardships for the Indians at the Quintanlt reservation, with officials assessing impact and relief needs.
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Aberdeen
Quintanlt Reservation
Cold snap and snow hit Walla Walla crops and politics
Walla Walla records seven degrees below zero as over a foot of snow blankets the area. Socialist lawmakers in Reichstag push for independence of Belotum while President Seth Low of the National Civic Federation warns safety lies in preparedness.
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Seth Low
National Civic Federation
Blockade Cleared on Wenatchee Mansfield Line
After a blizzard halted traffic on the Wenatchee Mansfield branch of the Great Northern a sharp fight through the snow reopened the line. The train ending the blockade reached Wenatchee Monday night with Superintendent Kelsey Master Mechanic T J Clark and Roadmaster Stiles aboard.
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Wenatchee
Wenatchee-Mansfield
Great Northern
Kelsey
T. J. Clark
Stiles
Prosecution seeks writ to stop judges from shortening Schuman term
Prosecutor Lundin will apply to the supreme court Friday for a writ of prohibition to prevent Superior Judge Smith from reducing ex-Policeman Paul Schuman's penitentiary sentence to a term in the Monroe reformatory. The judge said he had inadvertently used penitentiary instead of reformatory in the sentence for taking money from women. In New York, January 18, Holland American Line reported the liner Ryndam had an accident but details were unavailable.
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Lundin
Supreme Court
Smith Fom
Paul Schuman
Monroe Reformatory
Schuman
Reformatory
New York
Holland
Ameriian Line
Ryndam
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