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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1905
Page
5
Bechler and associates clash with Lazelle as Becker exposes faulty milk tests and filthy conditions at dairies around the city. Board vows to dump filthy milk and pursue arrests to enforce sanitation, with inspectors detailing widespread neglect at about half of 40 dairies.
A testimonial driven notice promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a home remedy. Readers are urged to request a free trial by mail and can buy 50 cent boxes from Weng or receive direct mail orders to 1913 Main Street. Testimonials claim long term piles relief and avoidance of medical exams.
At University Station on Saturday the varsity men face Ellensburg Normal at 8 30 p m and the girls play Botliers of the city. The men seek avenge by McDonald and Mahock. the women have not lost this season and just beat several opponents on a ten day eastern trip.
The moral tone of the license and revenue committee is expected to shift on April Fool's Day as members likely exit and substitutes join. Changes could empower the Pike Street area, threaten Mayor Ballinger's support, and shape control between Gill and anti Gill factions amid franchise debates and committee chairmanships.
The Woodmen of the World will hold an open session at Hamiltons Hall in Georgetown on Friday evening March 17. Judge George Morrin L Frank Brown and others will address the meetings. A program includes singing dancing a drill by the Booth Seatuice team a boxing contest and other features.
Washington report says Senator Bates died at Abbott House from pneumonia after taking a cold Monday. The Tennessee legislator, age 79, passed away this morning.
The construction on the Pedorm remains unsettled as Third avenue grading delays persist. Councilor Mullen proposed leaving the grade in front of the building and at the north half, hoping to avoid federal plan changes for the main entrance. The government has not consulted and is likely to object, having agreed to substitute two entrances but requiring the city to cover the added costs.
Mayor Sallinger and Fire Marshal Kellogg press for improved fire safeguards in downtown properties. He vows to support enforcement actions and potential ordinance amendments to compel owners of the Downs block Pacific block Plonear block Mac Dougall Southwick building Tourlet hotel New England hotel Washington block Seattle hotel St Hime hotel Hinckley block Hoge building Safe Deposit building and Union block to install proper safeguards.
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