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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
7
Forecaster Salisbury reflects on a strange month with below average precipitation and no frost. He notes ten inches of rain for the past thirteen years, eight clear days, and teases about advice from old books titled Advice to Young Fathers and The Care of Infants while handling a playful exchange with a reporter.
State John Mayhee writes to the Chamber of Commerce praising the body for its exhaustive study of Alaska boundary documents found in various pacet offices. The material will be aid to the boundary tribunal meeting in London.
The G 4 R post joins the Chamber of Commerce organized Fourth of July celebration parade. Members meet at 9 o clock in the morning at Pacific Obienk with seats reserved along the route.
Passengers on the Aki train, M and M Baton, arrived yesterday to study farming conditions in this country. They were invited by Japanese officials to conduct an in depth survey of agricultural practices and the creamery sector, aiming to share findings with authorities.
Wholesale and farm price notes show mixed shifts with creamer, meats, and vegetables, including declines in veal and live hens while dairy and canned goods hold. Estimated storage movements and producer price guidance reflect freight depot delivery for timothy, bran, and shorts with general market activity across produce and livestock.
Stockholders of the San Pedro Los Angeles & Salt Lake railroad approve a bond deed and ratify directors action forming a trust. Transfer of Oregon Short Line trackage to California is delayed to July due to negotiations between Clark and Merriman. Madison Park Pavilion hosts weekly balls with Sunday excursions to Everett July 4 and Hood Canal excursions. round trip to Olympia and Tacoma priced at $1.00 with tickets on sale at the deck.
The former president of the German National Bank in Lowiaville Kentucky was convicted in five federal trials for banking statute violations. His latest appeal was denied by the U S Court of Appeals, and he faces a one year term in the penitentiary after exhausting options. He remains out on bail.
The fight on Piret Avenue South left logger Mrreet Loughrey stabbed five times in the back and beaten by James lradley, a Wort Lawton soldier. They clashed again and Fradiey attacked. Patrolman Mayon arrested the knife wielder and Loughrey was taken to the Wayside Mission hospital. doctors say he will recover.
Fragmentary verse about Three Tree Point and its scenery. The text imagines waters, pines, and a tranquil setting that invites rest and contemplation, hinting at summer homes amid woods and shoreline. The piece reflects longing for peace and renewal through nature.
The readable parts mention a tennis event at 2 pm and references to a grand opening or ceremony with unclear names and locations. The rest of the text is garbled, making specifics about participants, dates, and outcomes uncertain.
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