Dairymen Seek Council and Legislature Help for Higher Milk Price
Seattle dairymen predict a milk price rise as city officials push for stricter quality standards. The plan, supported by the milk inspection department, would raise the required quality to 70 points and expand care details, aiming to keep milk affordable for the poor while rewarding top quality.
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Seattle
Janey
Mik
Henderson
U. S
City Milk Inspection Department
Dr J Brown’s Dentists Offers Half Price Dental Work
Dr J Brown’s Dentists advertises half price dental work with free examination and advice. All services guaranteed for 15 years at 627 First Ave foot of Cherry St with evening and Sunday hours and special attention to out-of-town patrons.
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First Ave
Cherry St
Spokane Chamber extends campaign for new members
Spokane Chamber of Commerce secretary G. C. Corbaley told the Commercial Club that the membership committee has extended the time limit of the drive due to many prospects left. The effort has already netted 215 new members.
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G. C. Corbaley
Chamber of Commerce
Spokane
Commercial Club
Bus Switches Trolley for Faster Safer Service
In London a bus system replaces street cars to deliver quicker travel with fewer seats to fill and shorter stops, improving time by at least two miles per hour. The change routes differently to optimize efficiency.
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London
Tts
University of Washington offers weeklong home economics course for women
The University of Washington will run a one week college course for brides and housewives, led by Miss Effie I. Raitt and Miss Mary F. Rausch. Topics include bargain basics, daily meal planning, soups, house care, linen and utensil selection, leftovers, and Sunday suppers.
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University of Washington
Effie I. Raitt
Mises Mary F. Rausch
28 Deputies in Jail Charged with Murder
In Roosevelt North Dakota thirty two deputies involved in the murder of two strikers during street rioting were arrested. They were identified by workers at nearby fertilizer plants. Guards remain at the plants as investigators say fertilizer officials barred access and disparaged federal officials.
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Roosevelt
WN. J
Gill
O’reagan
Federal Industrial Relations Committee
War toll ashore in Vancouver nurses and Cobb dislike
In Vancouver New Westminster and Edmonds scenes the war alters life as women fill hospital nursing roles, soldiers guard bridges, and residents fret over Irvin Cobb amid broad anti German sentiment. The Star Man notes many families lose members to war and the city feels heavy-hearted yet hopeful.
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Vancouver
8. C
Hospital Training School
New Westminster
Sherman
Great Northern
Star Man
Long Fraser River Bridge
Edmonds
Cobb
Irvin Cobb
Lfe
Waverly Family Struggles Over Money and Pride
In a tense scene Mary sends $10 from her own funds while warning she cannot touch trustee money. Mother Waverly storms over unpaid bills and the failing bookshop, lashing out at Mary and the family. Aunt Mary calms the exhausted matriarch as the narrator condemns hysteria and vows not to repeat it. To Be Continued Monday.
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Mother Waverly
Jack
Mary
Margie
Mrs. Waverly
Dad
Aunt Mary
Prize Picture Contest for Star Circle Club
The Star Circle Club plans a photo contest in Foster Washington on the suggestion of Reu ben Horn from the Circlette. Uncle Jack will judge and the best picture earns one dollar. Action and animal life photos preferred. Include name, return preference, age, and send multiple entries before 3 PM Friday.
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Star Circle Club
Reuben Horn
Foster, Wash
Uncle Jack
Circle members urged to send feedback to Uncle Jack
Uncle Jack invites Circle members to suggest changes or criticism. Write to him with preferred content or concerns about the Circle so he can adjust offerings accordingly.
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Uncle Jack
Scouts Rally Draws Over Twelve Hundred Attendees in Detroit
More than 1,200 Boy Scouts from Detroit gathered for a rally where the city presented each boy with a first aid kit. The event highlighted community support and youth participation in scouting activities.
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Boy Scouts of
Detroit, Mich
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Offer Bladder Relief
Remedy advertised to stop bladder pains from gravel or urethral disturbances. Claims gentle action, antiseptic oil kills microbes, strengthens tissues, may increase evacuations at first, then normal function returns. Boxes 50¢ and $1.00, imported from Holland, sold by The Owl Drug Company.
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Haarlem
Rts
Thanhouser Twins Seek Correct Names Marion and Madeline
The Thanhouser twins, once known as the Thanhouser twins, now 13, request to be called Marion and Madeline Fairbanks. They previously shared the name Thanhouser and sometimes write poetry with each sister contributing a stanza.
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Thanhouser
Marion
Madeline Fairbanks
Circlettes honor list of puzzle contest honorees
The Circlettes awarded honorable mention to a long list of participants across multiple towns and streets. Names include Reuben Horn Foster Grace Miller Melba Ellingsen Jessie Reid and many others with addresses in Washington state.
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Reuben Horn
Foster
Grace Miller
W. Fulton
Melba Ellingsen
Alkiave
Jessie Reid
Wash
Herman Heomink
Lisle Herbert
Everett
Charles Kraus
W. 69Th St
Josephine Mullivan
26Th Ave
N. W
Anna Pearson
Stanwood
Freada Lawdensky
Cle Blum
Nellie Sutton
46Th Ave
Earl Knight
36Th Ave
Candida Rosa
Kenton
Opal Phelps
Toit
Tennys Bellamy
Lakeview Ave
Theodora Fulkes
Seneca St
Pearl Toucks
11Th Ave
Emma Toucks
85Th Ave
Myrtle Johnson
Poulsbo
Ida Holland
Ninth Ave
Gertrude Harris
Fred W. Zepp Jr
Blanche Fredland
27Th Ave
Anna Nagemann
Lochaboy
Waeh
Ruth Mall
Roland Lincoln
Marvel Loring
Dakota St
Walter Smackeson
Renton
Doria Baney
Diet Ave
Hagel Scott
Angmeline
Kathryn Gordon
N, Proud
Iris Duckin
Arlington
Clarence Yaar
Evelyn Balesra
Chehalls
Marguerite Frane
16Th Ave
Katie Hammer
Frieda Anderson
Port Stanley
Arthur Fernandes
Blewett
Roy Carlson
Myrtle Nath
Agnes Selfers
Clara Carlson
Centralia
Margaret Conrad
Kent
Hagel Parmenter
Green Lakes
Lawrence Hilborn
Nita Willams
Wapato
Morena Irwin
18Th Ave
Fred Schedivey
Wabash Ave
Frederic Rund
Forteon
Thurman Williame
Harry Howe
99Rd Ave
Morley Ludlow
Fourth Ave
Alma Yeager
Grand Mound
Michel Thompson
Belvidere
Wil- Me Niemim
Clinton
Harold Imhoff
Gaowart
Ballard
Prize for Boy Scouts Scholarship Offer
The University of Texas has offered a scholarship to the first Dallas Boy Scout who earns 21 merit badges.
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University of Texas
Dallas
Texas
Scouts Donate Stretcher to Red Cross in Washington
The Scouts of Newton Pa donate funds for a stretcher sent to the American Red Cross in Washington.
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Scouts of
Newton
American Red Cross Society
Washington
JIT Rider Dead In Vancouver Collision
D A Young a traveler was killed in Vancouver as he stood on the running board of a six cent automobile when the car swerved into a telephone pole. The fatality is under investigation by local authorities.
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Vancouver
B. C
D. A. Young
Circle Gift Puzzle Draws Near 400 Entrants
Uncle Jack reports his weekly puzzle contest attracted 348 completed entries by Friday at 3 pm. Many errors stemmed from transposition and misspelling while the correct animal names listed include elephant bear hippopotamus zebra alligator monkey tiger rhinoceros bear squirrel crocodile rabbit wolf buffalo coyote lion.
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Uncle Jack
Housewarming Brings 100 Couples to Railway Exchange Club
More than 100 couples attended a housewarming in the Transporta tion club room at the Railway Exchange building Friday night. Three rooms were opened, and a well arranged musical program featured vocal solos by Mme Louise Clary Joseph Boudwin W J Lewis Mrs R A Nichols and Mrs F M Biggs. An 8 year old Dorothy Nessly played a violin solo and a piano duet was performed by Mrs Louise M Lang and Mrs BE W Soergel.
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Transportation Club
Railway Exchange
Mme
Louise Clary
Joseph Boudwin
W. J. Lewis
R. A. Nichols
F. M. Biggs
Dorothy Nessly
Louise M. Lang
BE. W. Soergel
Stanley Released on Bail After Fatal Motorcycle Crash
Stanley, a motorcycle policeman, was released on $2,500 bail after 48 hours in jail for driving the car involved in the death of B. E. H. Johnston on Monday night. Ben Williams was appointed acting sergeant of the motorcycle squad, replacing Sergt. Lee Dagner who was suspended by Chief Lang in the incident.
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G. Stanley
BE. H. Johnston
Ben Williams
Sergt
Lee Dagner
Lang
Own your own home offers in STAR WANT ADS
Advertisers invite readers to explore STAR WANT ADS for affordable housing options and straightforward purchasing steps. The notice urges choosing from available listings to begin home ownership.
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Star Want
Seattle civic light plant a success says Edwin J Brown
Edwin J Brown argues Seattle’s municipal light and power plant serves the people by reducing rates and curbing private exploitation. He asserts public ownership is a barrier to profiteering and questions critics who claim the city loses money, urging support for the city utility.
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A. V. Boulllon
Municipal Light
Bouillon
Seattle
City Light
Powe
Light and Power
City Light and Power
Attlc
Temple of Justice
Tay
King County
Attle
Edwin J. Brown
YOGHURT CLAIMS Cure For Digestive Ills From Bacilli
Health ad promotes yogurt as the only means to destroy intestinal poisons and cites nine tenths of maladies arising from colon bacilli. It invites readers suffering from digestive, liver, kidney, bladder, heart, throat troubles or circulation issues to write for information from Yogurt Co. Blaine Washington.
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Bacilli
Yoghurt CO
Blaine, Wash
Resinol Skin Healer promised for instant itch relief
Advert shows Resinol soap and ointment claim to stop itching instantly and clear eruptions from eczema and similar skin diseases. It urges washing with soap, applying ointment, and notes quick healing at low cost. Free trial offered by Dept. 8-R Resinol Baltimore Maryland.
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Dept. 8-R
Resinol
Baltimore
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