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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
9
A reader asks whether to sue his mother in law or divorce after family pressure and the death of their child. The column urges reconciliation, kindness to his wife, avoiding legal action, and persuading her to return home. It also includes brief Q&A snippets on various trivia topics.
Four proposed city charter amendments will go to a public vote on May 2 following a city council decision. The measures include abolishing the department of public utilities creating a municipal railway system as a separate branch of government clarifying the three-fourths council vote for deficiency appropriations and fixing a penalty for noncompliance.
Mrs Colin John Gordon of Parkdale Oregon writes to Seattle Chamber of Commerce seeking yachting information for Barnegat Bay style sailing in Puget Sound She aims to spend next summer in Beattie and Hawaiian harbor calling. Letters from visitors praise Puget Sound as a tourist resort with sailing appeal.
Persons interested in the course in argumentation will meet in room 1033 Henry Building Friday at 7 45 p m. The meeting is organized by the university extension service and targets callers seeking instruction in structured debate.
The note claims that all general ordinances define a misdemeanor, implying a broad legal standard and potential enforcement scope. It frames the misdemeanor as the core legal category in local rules and suggests a uniform application across ordinances.
A testimonial from Jed M. Pederson of 4704 Gist Ave Southwest praises Moorite Mineral for curing rheumatism and blood poison after medical treatments. The notice promotes Moorite Mineral Institute at 912 Third Ave with free consultation and a money-back guarantee if no relief.
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