Ballard Star Agency Ad and Subscription Note
Message outlines subscription rates and delivery options for The Star as well as a new office location at Bagley’s Drug Co for ads and subscriptions. Mentions a corner of Beale Washington area and a downtown office for convenience. The text is fragmented with garbled phrases and unclear dates or prices.
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Ballard Star Agency
Ballard Ave
Suneet
Med
Eubeert
Rapraltes
Bea Washington
Bagley's Drug CO
Pike Stroet
Down
Star
Wewe
Freak Bills and Senator Potts Target Checks
A Washington state Senate bill by Senator Potts would treat drawing a nonfunded bank check as a felony. The piece warns of unfairness and potential injustice for ordinary citizens who might sign checks in good faith while away, risking arrest and public disgrace.
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Potts
King County
Seattle Sclon
Senate
Fim
Senator Potts
Mr. Potts
A Square Deal Distinguishes Public Want for Equal Rights
Expressions from trust magnates and corporation millionaires reveal the public seeks a square deal not envy. The intelligent citizen supports equality before the law, opposes special privileges, and demands a free field and fair chances for all people and their children.
HITTING EM HARD ON GAMBLING RAIDS IN PORTLAND
In Portland Oregon Sheriff Lord led raids on gambling dens over several days depositing about $10,000 in bonds and cash. One operator Blaxter paid cash for himself and 32 patrons and quit gambling. A Chinatown raid yielded $3,400 from 34 Chinese gamblers. Most funds stay with the county as few cases go to trial and convictions are expected.
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Portland
Ore
L Ord
Blaxter
Ayer’s Hair Vigor Promises Fewer Birthdays and Hair Rejuvenation
An old advert claims Ayer crafts hair vigor that ends frequent birthdays by darkening gray hair. It touts more than sixty years of solid use and sells for £247 percent.
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Ayer
Injured Girl Falls Twelve Feet From School Banister
Ten year old Helen Baker, daughter of Mrs F W Petty of 1912 Terry Avenue, lies at home in precarious condition after a 12 foot fall from a Cascade School banister. She suffered facial cuts a broken collar bone and internal injuries while playing on the stairs. The teacher carried her to safety and she is believed to have a fair chance of recovery.
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Helen Baker
F. W. Petty
Terry Avenue
Cascade School
Roosevelt delays Stewart reappointment fuels Washington protest
In Washington today President Roosevelt again held up the reappointment of George M. Stewart of Seattle as pontraster. The move drew a protest from both U S senators from Washington who signed and filed the objection.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
George M. Stewart
Pontraster
Seattle
Star Dust or a New York Letter
A vivid small item from New York describes Pierpont Morgan in town and a push to organize a new band. It notes singing at the Metropolitan Opera House and mentions sports, a Broadway social event, and local chatter about Columbia University. An aside warns readers about reckless news and a local joke about man hunts.
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W York
Nw York
Pierpont Morgan
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Estar
Brooklyns
Philadelphia
Broadway
Delmonico
Columbia University
Gould
Bovn
Reckleas
Eastern Washington insane hospital head to be removed
Olympia Jan 21. Howells, superintendent of the Eastern Washington insane hospital, is slated for removal soon and Dr. Frank of North Yakima is said to be favored as replacement. Meantime Gov Mead’s friends push for action and political influence surrounds the anticipated shakeup.
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Olympia
Jan. Howells
Eastern Washington Insane Hospital
Phi Frank
Welim
Warden Dryden
W Walla Penitentiary
Howells
Gov. Mead
Friends of Good Government
Phillip Frank
North Yakima
Littl
Unions Boycott Steamship Mis Hhescta For Crew Policy
Local unions declare the steamship Mis Hhescta unfair citing non union longshoremen and Chinese deck crew. Labor leaders say Captain Rinder’s refusal to untie the tonsorial department aids the boycott as the Minnesota docks beside the Great Northern see tension flare.
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Rinder
Great Steamship
Tocal Barbers Union
Minnesota
Great Northern
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Smortal Department
Main
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Tribune Building
Josh Wise
Earth
Port Said
Colorado
Wall Street
West Virginia
Olympia Bureau
Beattie Daily
Btar
Olympia, Wash
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Geiele
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Micas
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Pela
Charles
Quaker Price
Houghton & Hunter
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Seattle Lighting Co
Itay CO
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Aschermann & Co
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Ballard Pharmacy
Ballard
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2Nd Ave
Columbia Medical Institute
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G. A. Tudhope
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Boston
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