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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1904
Page
7
The notice advertises ice chests and refrigerators at less than half price with two large refriger ators for store use. It also mentions a Webls patent safe and a sewing machine for $15, plus bargains in furniture stoves carpets and more at a big new and second hand department store.
Local notice records a telephone contact for Dabney and Woodhouse with entry John 98 and reference Ind A 1156.
Twenty salesmen are ready to show you around with the office open until 9 pm to accommodate workers after hours.
The state board of pharmacy completed exams for certificate candidates and licensed sixteen applicants with high averages. Recipients include Francia J. McCarthy Scott C. Holt Walter A. Richardson Wentael Tor noe Fred C. Evertsbuech John A. Stennat Louise Robenstein Charles Willis Johnson Troy Mor row Winfield Pierce Frank T. Wilt Rudolph M. Bispamer Leland Ralya Summer Mitchell C Collings J B Brodie. An executive session followed to dispose of routine business.
Reports describe three days of cloudbursts flooding areas along the Ochoco river and its tributaries. A 30 foot high wave swept the crooked river, wire service links to Prineville and Upper Ochoco are down, and crop damage appears extensive though life losses are not believed high.
Labor committee plans a radical reform of Seattle's public employment office after critics say the system is inefficient. Labor Commissioner Grout argues for a businesslike basis and an extra clerk to reduce reliance on private agencies. The article cites office costs, job placements, and calls for improved funding and facilities.
Washington National Guard and Nineteenth Infantry U S A led the team scores at American Lake as trials continued. A large sham battle tested attack and defense of an outport with a band concert planned and divine service next day. Report includes thefts in Holyoke block and two savings banks robbed with $33 stolen.
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