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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1919

Page

5

Head Nurse Peter Helps Hal Heal In Household Tale

Hal injures his foot after stepping on a nail and stays home with Peter as nurse. Aunt Phoebe and Peter care for him, while Aunt Phoebe recalls a childhood tale of water from a train faucet and a cross passenger as Hal jokes about Aunt Phoebe being a good mother.

Hal Peter Mr. Henshaw Phoebe Mother Ma’s Story

Nest and Eggs Hidden by Mrs Grouse in Green Forest

Peter questions Strutter the Grouse about Mrs Grouse nest and its 12 eggs. Mrs Grouse reveals herself camouflaged among brown leaves and muses on hatchlings, hoping all eggs hatch for a large family. Peter continues home unaware of the forest secret. Next story: Peter Learns Some Things About Creaker the Grackle.

Peter Nest Mrs. Grouse Thornton W. Burgess T. W. Burgess Strutter Rs. Grouse Creaker the Grackle

Judge releases Mane accused of robbery

Harry Webber was dismissed from police court by Judge John B. Gordon. I Friedman, 58, proprietor of a second hand store at 208 Occidental Ave, alleged Webber was one of two men who entered his shop on June 27, beat him, and robbed the store. Webber denied the charges and proved he was working at the time.

Harry Webber John B. Gordon Altho I. Friedman Occidental Ave Webber

Rose Pageant Schedules as Order of the Eastern Star Assembly Opens

Plans for the July 23 triennial assembly in Seattle are finalized after a mass meeting at the Masonic temple drawing 500 members statewide. A rose pageant on opening day promises a spectacular display with trophies for decorated automobiles. Committees led by Mrs. Edith E. Gattis oversee arrangements including illumination, hotels, transportation, flowers, and badges, with many named members from Tacoma Everett Yakima and beyond.

Edith E. Gattis Elizabeth McCormack Emma P. Chadwick Ida P. McQuesten Isabella Witherspoon Vesta A. Schoff A. F. Hamill W. A. Johnson Everett James H.,davis Tacoma Walter F. Meier Rachel Bacheller Charles I. Steffen James McCormack Frances Howard Emma Love Mabel Gabel Harry Seynei Edward King Frank Killien Florence Sullivan George Gregory T. R. Leer Charles White Vera Archer Anthony J. Swindle Samuel Smart Anna Larson Anabel Morse Nellie M. Knoff Perrin D. Babcock Yakima Nellie Levy Ruth Prior William J. Steinert George M. Thompson Maude Pringle Lida McKercher Charlies Schwartz George Barclay Gretta A. Hutchinson E. L. Smalley

Trainload of Peanut Oil to Start East

The Snoqualmie Valley dairymen reorganized for the purpose of more efficiently keeping track of the milk producing qualities of their cows, at a meeting held in Tolt on Monday evening.

Snoqualmie Valley Tolt

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