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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
3
Neil Reed, injured when the wagon crash split the scalp and fractured bones, has nearly recovered. Doctors report that amputation is not necessary and that patient Geo. H. Wood and staff will monitor progress as prices and duties listed for related items.
Papers have been filed showing that the Corvallia & Western rail venture is moving forward. Details indicate corporate actions under discussion in San Francisco with implications for regional transportation and potential future service expansions. The filing signals formal steps in the deal process.
A local market at 118 Pikeet opposite Bou Marche slashes meat prices by half, promising substantial savings for shoppers amid a competitive grocery scene. The move positions Olympic Market as a value option in the neighborhood.
An auto overturned on a road in Oregon County late yesterday afternoon killing County Commissioner J Maxfield instantly. Other brief items note Taft urging Philippines free trade, pool rooms raided with no arrests, a murderer dying in Bloomington, and Spokane census figures.
Smith McPherson in federal court issued an order restraining the estate auditor from enforcing the Dowell bill taxing each grain transaction 25 cents. The law takes effect Saturday. Also noted are separate items from Jackson Michigan and Washington DC including a murder verdict appeal and Army officer duty changes.
Washington postmasters appointed include Anatone in Asotin County with Earle B. Kirkpatrick taking over. McMurray in Skagit County gains John W. Blake while M. Larock is removed. Burgeon Frederick H Mille is relieved from Fort Assiniboine to Fort Plagier duty as Port Worden reports for duty. In Portland Oregon on June 14, twenty more indicted furniture dealers appeared in U S district court yesterday.
The Farington post office began public service last Saturday with the first mail consignment weighing over twenty tons. Burlington industries now operating are said to provide as much mail as an average town of three thousand inhabitants.
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