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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1906
Page
4
Independent Seattle Star publication details subscription and postal information. It lists office addresses at Seventh Ave and Mallard Ave Sunset Ballard and notes daily delivery except Sundays with fees per week and per month. The notice also explains how to read the address label for subscription expiration and correct date changes.
The piece argues against relying on imports for pest control and urges protecting North America’s native birds. It cites species like cuckoos, grosbeaks, woodpeckers, and quail as beneficial predators of gypsy moths beetles and weeds. It notes King Edward's graciousness to the president's daughter at a dinner.
Cynthia Grey tackles Mr Rockefeller over judgment spelling and the Oxford’s rules, noting variances among Webster Standard Worcester and others. Readers debate etymology, with a claim that Rockefeller’s wealth ties to broader legal loopholes and political responsibility.
City authorities consider establishing a branch to formalize ownership of an abstract records system. The note references a promotional line about a White Enamel Sink offered by G Brown Plumbing Co at 221 Pike St.
Readers are invited to submit timed sentences formed around a clock face with word lengths matching the indicated numbers. Start anywhere and proceed around the dial in either direction, up to 12 words per sentence, with multiple entries allowed on clock coupons. Prizes include theatre tickets and race day passes.
Details show John Bowers fined 100 dollars and ordered to 30 days on the chain gang after he assaulted Kate Bowers and forced her to view her missing hair in a mirror. The couple’s dispute escalated with beating and weapons before Mrs. Bowers fled the home and used a broom to strike him. The report also notes plans for a Bremerton Navy Yard visit and a Navy Yard trip promotion.
The family kept out of the way as a disturbance escalated. Police were notified and a patrolman took the troublesome husband into custody. Bowers had recently been bound to keep the peace in June's George's court, but the method failed and Gordon secured a jail confinement.
A supplier advertises suits priced from twelve to thirty five dollars offering a ready fit with the appearance of high end tailoring. The copy claims reduced risk of a loose button and emphasizes fine fabrics and careful finishing.
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