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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1916
Page
4
In a fervent national stance, President Wilson pledges broad support for decisive action after Villa forces attacked an American town. He argues for armed pursuit across the border and emphasizes enforcement over legal delays, urging political leaders to rely on police for real results.
A University of Wisconsin member theorizes cannibalism as food, while others object to it as a steady diet. The note muses on beef and horse meat and hints at future proof of concept if horse meat were deemed correct. Queen Carmen Sylva of Romania dies, prompting European mourning.
A collection of reader questions and responses touches on love and morality, Mardi Gras origins, a reader seeker for a Beeman relative, and a brief note on submarine pioneers. The mix cites Seattle letters, Mardi Gras facts, and American submarine developers Holland and Lake.
This paper announces a complete novel will be printed each week from Monday to Saturday. Regular subscribers can receive back copies by contacting the circulation department for access to the serialized story.
Billy Louise stays with Ward as he heals after a leg injury and learns of his wolf hunting. He reveals a gold pocket from a hidden mine, worth about $1,800 plus nuggets, and they discuss future plans and happiness found through effort. Ward longs to ride again while she plans to return with care.
Billy Louise pleads with Mr. Seabeck to clear a cloud over cattle theft and heartbreak at Bea beck’s ranch. Seabeck arranges a note to settle debts with Marthy Melkie and Billy Louise, who reveal the paid stamp on the envelope, sealing his supposed “square” deed.
They found Marthy alone at the ranch in the Gove. By the kitchen table she sat with elbows on the soiled oilcloth, looking settled in a quiet moment.
After a perilous ride to Marthy's cabin they vow to care for the elderly woman. Billy Louise and Ward marry once Ward can travel with a cane, settle winter and spring at the Cove, and prosper with three ranches and Ward’s gold from Mill Creek. They bury Marthy on a hill as she wished, never hearing of Charlie Fox or Buck Olney again.
The city will pay 14000 for care and compensation to Stephen Fletcher C D Fisher William Mc Taggart and J E Rhodes who were injured October 27 while working as linemen for the light department They were burned by a high tension charge Each man will get 3500 cash and the amount of his doctor bill Future compensation will be paid from the state industrial insurance fund after a charter amendment passed Tuesday
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