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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
4
Editorial from The Seattle Star and Ballard Star Agencies outlines subscription rates and delivery options. It warns readers about expiration dates and removal from lists if payments lapse, and offers a free copy for subscribers with delivery errors.
The Star laments extortion by coal wood dealers commission men and wholesale grocers, urges a grand jury action and a public market, and proposes a Consumers Protective association in Seattle to promote competition. It praises nonaligned retail merchants and pledges to name cooperating grocers in a public Rol l of Honor.
A disjointed column presents verses and humorous snippets from Josh Wise and others. It includes light verse about a crowded room memory and a misremembered car accident, plus brief witticisms from various periodicals and a legal note on a judge's remark about the Court of Appeals.
A short fashion note noting that discerning men buy ready made attire. those without taste are advised to visit Daniel Pubrman at 1016 aad Ave Seattle to obtain well made clothing at moderate prices.
A garbled collage of quotations and captions from multiple sources appears scrambled. Snippets feature lines attributed to various magazines and newspapers, including references to public figures and humorous exchanges. The text lacks a coherent single narrative or event.
Members of the W. O. W. are invited to visit the U S navy yard at Bremerton to see battleships such as Nebraska Oregon and Wisconsin gunboats Chicago Boston Albany training ship Philadelphia prison ship Nipsic and the drydock. Boats depart Pier 2 at 6 20 pm with round trips priced at 8 29 and 1 16 2 30 and 4 39 pm for 500. wee.
A fragment notes large flower exports worth millions, with most shipments going to England. It mentions packed, preserved blooms headed overseas and a voyage from Pier 2 toward the Navy Yard, reflecting on fashion and trade of delicate horticulture.
An Englishman in Hot Springs Arkansas raises alligators for market. Demand for hides grows as parks and zoos buy live reptiles for exhibition.
Hall's at 1111 Firet Ave advertises exchanging new guns for old ones and offers second-hand guns for sale or rent. The notice emphasizes trade options and rental availability with no additional details.
A brief notice notes items including 10c toothbrushes and related goods purchased along with other merchandise on Saturday.
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