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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1909

Page

4

John M Perry Gains Fame From Letter Mail Mix

A stray letter and a pasted photo sparked a Seattle intrigue. John M. Perry’s image circulated from Wisconsin to the Seattle post office, triggering unusual attention and a wait to see how the mail service handles the unusual item.

John Buret Wearth Alec Aeture Mad Won Wis Tonce John Seattle Wash Uncle Sar Waah John HM. Perry

Fire engine specs questioned by city officials

Fire Chief Bringhurst says suspicions about a new chemical fire engine spec are unfounded. He notes that prior engines used similar specifications and past purchasing followed comparable standards, while a letter from a public utilities official prompted police inquiry into the matter.

R. Fowler Pike Powler Hie Lowe A.V. Bouillon Harry Bringhurst Housston Dringhurst

Sneak Thief Ransacks Flat on Tenth Avenue North

A sneak thief gained entry by a pass key into a flat at Tenth Avenue North and Maet Thomas et and thoroughly ransacked it early this morning. Jewelry and several articles were stolen according to police.

Av. N Maet Thomas Et Ag. Wien

Apartment bansacked while James Wright absent from Baird

A report notes an alleged intrusion at James Wright's apartments at the Baird complex during his absence. Neighbors reported disturbances and investigators began preliminary inquiries into possible break in and trespass. No injuries reported and no arrests made at this time.

T. H. Dancan East Mercer James Wright The Baird

Leather Collars and Trims for Dogs and Terriers

An advertisement lists leather collars with fur trim and felt lining in multiple styles for small and large dogs including terriers and bulldogs. It mentions prices, sizes, and optional nickel chains, with emphasis on quality and styling such as russet leather and chamois lining. The sale runs through June 15.

Newfoundland

Real estate sales flood Pleasant Valley on Magnolia Bluff

The past week saw multiple property transfers in Pleasant Valley near Magnolia Bluff. Buyers include Mr. Clark at Math Av W for 1260, Mr. Mire Thomas 760, G J Hines and Winnefred Hines 1500, KE Kimball 1100, L T Church 850, and L Lewin 760 for 70 by 120-foot lots. Many travelers visited the addition this week, led by Mr. Kimball from the Atlantic states, drawn by soil quality, location, and large lots.

Pleasant Valley Magnolia Bluff Mr. Kimball Atlantic States

Burglary Strips Home of Clothes in Moon Area

A burglar broke into a residence in the Moon area, stealing a mult of clothes. The home was ransacked but no other items reported missing. Local authorities investigate, requesting any tips from residents.

Moon Weider

Board to vote on playgrounds for congested district

Gilon president of the board of school directors will introduce a measure at the board meeting this week. The plan aims to create new school yards in the congested district to improve recreation and safety for students.

FM. Gilon

Open public event requires order and inspectors

The text notes the need for someone to oversee the school grounds during a public age round event and suggests the park board approve inspectors, while stating school funds are too low to meet obligations.

Galon Park Board

Democrats Win Two Legislators in Special Election

In Grant and Douglas counties, Democrats B. Hoffman and John W. Hannah won by about 800 votes each. Both districts previously leaned Republican, but the Democrats secured the seats in the Saturday special election in Spokane.

Dy United Free

Headache powders kill one woman in San Francisco

Mrs Annie Baker died after taking headache powders on a friend’s advice. She took a fourth dose before losing consciousness and dying two hours later. Eugene Lorton resigns as state controller in Olympia effective July 1 to work at his Walla Walla newspaper.

Fy United Brees Ban Francisco Mra Annie Waker Baker Eugene Lorton Olympia State of

Bake Oven Cure Claims From Loughney and Lowshney

Loughney and Lowshney promote Bake Ovens as a heat based cure for many diseases. They claim notable results in Nyla Epinal Diseases nervous issues obesity and liver and back troubles with testimony from Seattle notables. They partner with Dr J McClellan tle a licensed druggist and emphasize drugless healing with two graduate nurses for ladies. Offices at 220 226 People's Savings Bank Building corner Second and Pike, hours 8 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 12 pm.

Loughney & Lowshney Beattle Seattle Loughneys J. McClellantle Washington

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