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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1919

Page

16

Neighborly Strain Tests Stella in Lumber Camp

Stella Benton arrives at her brother Charlie Benton’s lumber camp after their father’s death and her luxury income ends. Tensions rise as Benton frets over a failing contract and Stella faces his harsh temper and a stingy struggle for money. He accuses her of bargaining for a contract boost while she resents being treated as a pawn.

Charlie Roaring Lake British Columbia Stella Benton Benton Jack Fyfe Stella Abbey-Monahan Vancouver Stell Paul Abbey Piffie Paul Stalla Katy John

City Farms Offer Rural Life Within City Limits

Real estate broker H. C. Peters promotes half acre City Farms with 66 by 90 foot lots on 35th Ave SW, city water and schools, selling for 950 dollars on easy terms. Offices at 716 Third Ave and near 8424 35th Ave, open evenings and Sundays.

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Log Camp Struggles Sharpen Stella and Fyfe Tension

In a rugged logging camp, Stella Benton faces fatigue as Charlie plans a risky timber push with Jack Fyfe bringing a new crew and equipment. Fyfe’s confident, blunt presence unsettles Stella, who admires his skill yet resents his forceful manner while contemplating future dangers and attractions amidst the labor and heat.

British Labour demands pledge to cut living costs

The Labour Party national executive committee passed a resolution urging the government to pledge to reduce the cost of living or resign. It charged the government with failing to prevent merciless profiteering and exploiting shortages in supplies and transport.

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