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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1906
Page
4
A fragmented public notice from Beattie Washington explains subscription terms including price per month and per week, mail procedures, and the change of date on labels. It notes that if payment is not received in advance the recipient’s name may be removed from the mailing list upon receipt of the label change.
The column collects snippets from readers and notices in small towns. Jokes, local quirks, and brief remarks touch on politics, weather, and everyday life. A humorous tone threads through conversations about work, fame, and the oddities of daily society.
Dr I M Read addresses the Commercial club on Cedar River water pollution from a proposed Pte Mitweaker railway intake. He warns that intake near the river risks contaminating drinking water and threatens typhoid fever through contaminated supply and polluted river communications.
The document warns of typhoid risk from contaminated water in Cedar River areas linked to railway routes and polluted sources. It urges action to build better filtration and state health measures, noting recurrent outbreaks in Denver Altoona Philadelphia and other cities, emphasizing watershed protection and public vigilance.
A compilation of short items: Attorney G D Atkinson announces state action on flight to session. Tacoma Electric Company contract for Grand Rapids firm Dean & Co valued near 1 million dollars. Walla Walla lines and railway projects discussed. Myrtle Tipton linked to penitentiary events and a need for a pin and iron. Mt Vernon direct league organized locally. Everett shipworkers refuse new measures as port activities continue. Snohomish County exhibit secretary J D Moody notes Portland exposition roles. North Yakima fire affects Yakima Gas plant structures. a Palmont caution on disposing old items at Pantorium.
The Star supports blocking the Milwaukee railroad route through the Cedar river valley to protect the city water supply. Doctors endorse the danger to Seattle’s water, and civic groups join petitions to rescind the franchise. Public sentiment grows against the plan as the council considers the issue.
A report states about 1,200 Joliet penitentiary inmates have improved behavior since ending the lockstep. Critics describe the practice as medieval, humiliating, and detrimental to self respect. Modern penology favors humane, enlightened management over rigid, punitive methods.
The piece argues lawn sprinkling wastes vast water during summer. It notes many overwater gardens and suggests meters may be imposed to charge per thousand gallons. It contrasts Seattle where lawns stay green despite charges, implying citywide use could decline lawn care without meters.
A harsh editorial questions Gov Folk's intervention for Aggie Myers, arguing against gender based mercy. It condemns perceived double standards in capital punishment, noting a prior male case with circumstantial evidence and criticizing what it calls hysteria and gendered rights rhetoric.
In Rio Janeiro on July 11, revolutionists in Mato Grosso occupied the state capital Cuyaba and murdered a member of the government. The report notes unrest and pending actions as authorities respond to the uprising.
The President has seized control of Matto Grésao’s government amid a border dispute with Colivia. The state spans 512,200 square miles and had a population of 92,827 in 1890, with ongoing political upheaval following the upheaval.
The Earl hotel on the south side of Marion street between Seventh and Eighth streets was sold yesterday to W H Bard of Nome for 23000. LB Knickerker bought from B Pound land in section 18 township 21 range 6 for 10000.
The state board of health will discuss Cedar river pollution. Dr Eimer BK Hex secretary calls for a meeting in Seattle in mid month. Members to inspect the watershed. The July annual bear meeting may raise pollution questions and the King County Medical Society seeks to hold signing of the right of way until board reports are received.
Detroit July 11 Taft arrives en route to Punisheday to address the Obie Bar association. Asked if he would be a candidate he replied I don’t see me as not.
Fragmented notice describes reef items and bags for sale at a store, with bizarrely garbled pricing and product names, mentioning a Red Cross Store at a street address and assorted colors and items.
A shopper commends the store for excellent service and a convenient easy payment plan. The office hears daily remarks from patrons who appreciate the clothing, prices, and the at-a-time plan. The retailer invites inspection of men women and children apparel with correct styles and easy terms.
Obituary note from Mangum Oklahoma July 1 reports A Stephens farmer and his brother involved in a quarrel over a small matter. Pactor shot his relative, then shot himself in a likely fatal incident. Police pursue details as authorities review the scene.
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