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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
8
Raymond Duncan walked Seattle streets without a hat provoking attention and laughter from onlookers and shop workers. He claimed the stunt aimed to cure dandruff, while police and bystanders watched a crowd form and some women went unnoticed.
San Diego reports confirmation of treasure aboard the Eureka northbound. Nebraskan crew in port at Salina Cruz say the Eureka’s sailing dates and fuel plans were known, but crew members whisper of a hidden cargo fueling public excitement in Salina Cruz.
Dick Ferrie of Los Angeles was arrested for violating the neutrality act and released on bail of 2500 dollars. He insisted the charges were false and said his below the line activities were for publicity, after resigning as manager of the exposition ground breaking celebration.
Miss May Krueger in Seattle cares for stray dogs at her home 1312 Seconday W. She takes in every wandering animal and offers shelter while not turning them away. Neighbors dispute the dogs but Krueger remains devoted to the animals despite occasional malice.
The Denver Times reports a new castor covering with a felt preparation designed to prevent marks on polished floors from tables and chairs. The invention aims to protect surfaces while maintaining easy mobility.
Prices listed for beef lamb pork and poultry along with vegetables fruits and beverages. Items include roast beef 16 per pound steak 11 percent. mutton roast 12 cents. shoulders and fresh cuts. vegetables like potatoes onions and peas. fruits such as pineapples strawberries and cantaloupe. teas coffee and roasted peanuts priced by pound or per item at Westlake Market.
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