Seattle Star listing and subscription notice
Local notice from the Seattle Star advertising office addresses and pricing. Includes circulation details for daily and weekly copies, subscription expiration notes, and mail delivery instructions.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1904
Page
4
Local notice from the Seattle Star advertising office addresses and pricing. Includes circulation details for daily and weekly copies, subscription expiration notes, and mail delivery instructions.
The St Louis Louisiana Purchase exposition drew over a half million visitors last week despite heat and public charges of extortion. Managers service a $4 million government loan with ordinary revenue, while city officials vow action against unfair fees and the fair may extend into autumn or January. The display showcases progress in humane aims and peaceful achievement on a western stage.
A Lexington correspondent reports radiant bridal scenes with Miss Louie of Lexington marrying a son of Corwin Hedrick. The vivid prose celebrates beauty and romance as the couple prepare to live with the bridegroom’s family, amid a community awaiting further nuptials.
A playful verse filled piece features proverbs about wind and a bicycle rider facing misdirection. It notes a debut by an author and hides the culprit name, plus a pestilent fly debut and a saucy tramp. The reader is invited to note unwashed feet on strawberry pie and a bumbling guest who falls into hash.
The Salvation Army will formally dedicate its new hall, formerly the Seattie Central hotel, at a 4 pm Sunday service. A dedicatory week will feature a concert Wednesday evening led by Mrs. Moffatt and Mme. Mwart.
Work on the sub station of the municipal heating plant at Seventh avenue and WYoaster way will begin within a few days. Plans for the building were used with the city engineer yesterday. It is expected that electricity for street heating purposes will be supplied by the city from its own plant by September 10.
In Granite Valley Washington on July 9 a clash erupted as hundreds of sheep strayed beyond their line prompting firing with cannon and rifles. Local herders, angry over range disputes, warned they would shoot intruders at the property line near the rink of the owners. Martin Anderson of Kingston reported a robbery of a silver watch after an accident involving a James Street car at Third Avenue and James Street.
A roundup of Sunday services across churches led by Rev J H Gow Rev Madaon Stuck Rev W D Mt Monde Rev YY L Forbes and others. Includes sermon topics Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and new member reception with details for each parish and time.
Train leaves Seattle at 9 am with five hours at the falls then returns to bring you home by evening. Tickets available at N P city ticket office corner of Yealerway and First avenue Seattle. See J A NADÉAU general agent for full details. Notice to water consumers bans irrigation outside 6 to 9 am and 6 to 9 pm. Vacancies for July must be filed by August 10 at the water office. New York cruiser in Bremerton dry dock sightseers depart Pier 2 after 9 am Sunday.
Jim Barclay known as Natural is tracked by a census official who records him as white and occupation Natural. He repels farming and hunts wildlife, buys forest land, and later rescues Rosalie and infant Horatio before wandering away, leaving the town unsettled and Rosalie missing them.
Jim Barclay, known as Jim the Natural, inspires laughter and nickname fame after a village prankster gleefully mocks him. He retreats to a woodland camp where he finds work, solitude, and a distant connection to Rosalie, the widow’s daughter, while villagers caution against courting him.
A local dealer advertises used pianos and organs at deep discounts with guarantees. Upright pianos listed from 137 to above, grands from 290, and organs from 20, all on easy payments.
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