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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1922

Page

3

Mystery mill plans stir concern at Moehaine lands

Barry Houston learns of a rumored sawmill and full plant to rise on Jerry Martin land near the lake within a month, while Blackburn carpenters arrive from Chicago. Baptiste hints at hidden motives as Thayer’s disappearance echoes through the cabin as old ties fray.

Boston Thayer Batiste Mount Taluchen Barry Golemar Medaine Teese Blackburn Chicago Moehaine Jerry Martin Bor Houston Medanie Baptiste Mon Ami M'sieu Thayer Gar Ra'teese M'sieu Shuler M’sieu Shuler

Comet-Legs Leaves Moon in Wild Escape

Nancy and Nick glimpse Comet-Legs flee on a star horse as the Moon-Man takes back the star. Comet-Legs vows to stay away and to return no more, while dream fairies trundle toward earth and a cliffhanger ending signals the tale continues.

Moon Nancy Nick Comet-Legs Mr. Peerabout Jack Frost

Important Purchase for First Year of Marriage

In preparation for a summer motor trip the narrator buys a new electrical sewing machine with a down payment and five dollar monthly installments. She plans to sew dresses from blue dotted Swiss and French organdy, charged to account, hoping to save money but hampered by interruptions from important people.

Jack Mary Smith Mary

A Picnic Way Up on the Hill Memory

Grandmother recalls a fourth of July picnic around forty years ago at a Presbyterian church site near Fourth and Madison. Wagons carried folks up a steep timber road to a grassy clearing where Ivy Cottage once stood and Beriah Brown lived. Mrs Brown served hot baking powder biscuits as part of the feast. The humorous tale, she says, lies in the dayBeattle’s first railroad began.

Batiste Pather Thayer M’steu Thayer Medaine Flouston the Presbyterian Fourth and Madison

Mrs Madison Reflects on Aiding Others and Fashion Dilemmas

A humorous memoir fragment describes Mrs Madison juggling favors from society women, aiding orphans, and a summer toy project while neglecting home tasks. She reveals overextended finances, failed dressmaking plans, and a sudden need to buy ready made clothes after shopping two days for perfect fabrics. A bank teller warns of an overdrawn account awaiting Jack’s fix.

Frank Brown Jack Madison Seattle Mtagy

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