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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1911
Page
7
A Seattle mother with three hungry children seeks aid for Mother Ryther's home. The Star urges charitable support to sustain the refuge run by Mrs. Ryther with county funds and subscriptions. One dollar buys one child one week of care. readers are asked to send funds.
Elymus Hackett, 89, of North Yakima Washington offers himself as a candidate for the presidency under the Workingmen's party. He promotes government ownership of money and banks and argues labor should control finance to fund railroads. He says he would like to make people think, not necessarily win.
Reports from Tecarte in Lower California say about 200 revolutionary troops under bold commanders Leyva and Her strong units press the federals in their fortifications across a narrow valley near the town. The scene reflects ongoing border unrest and troop movements amid a tense United States deployment.
Chicago report says Mrs. Charlies Schenk confessed to shooting her husband after a wedding anniversary party for former National League player Chick Fraser. She claimed burglars woke her and the gun discharged. grand jury later charged her with murder.
In a tense morning session, Attorney McClure narrowly avoided punishment for contempt of court after entering a courtroom led by Visiting Judge Carey. He playfully slapped attorney Vincent HM Fabin on the back moments before telling the judge a story, provoking surprised reactions.
A garbled mix lists Ridgeway tea at 55 cents per pound and various food items with prices, followed by Seattle Star subscription terms and address labels. Also included are ads for funeral directors, Fremont office notices, and tradesmen, along with a stray wanted notice and miscellaneous local business references.
Personal ad notes Rabling offers rosebushes Pratt trees and plante as the best grown call and see the selection and quality firsthand at their display or shop.
Fragmented ad page includes public market note Sabine traffic and mixed services from clothing and hair restorer to midwife and remodeling, plus employment and rental notices. Diverse items touch on clothing repair, marriage ceremonies, blood and skin remedies, and real estate listings with rooms and apartments for rent.
Real estate listings reveal acres for sale near Lake Washington and Silverdale, with prices from 800 to 22 per acre and multiple terms. Offers include ranch and fruit land, water access, and development tracts near Everett Beattie and King County, highlighting ample homeseeker opportunities and exchange options through J Goodfellow & Son and Ole Hanson & Co.
Old classified ads list multiple properties near Auburn Eastlake Ballard and West Seattle with prices from 1 680 to 2 750 and terms cash or installments. Items include a new two story furnished hotel near Auburn, a six room bungalow with view, and lots for sale with improvements. Also notes on furniture, doors, crops, poultry stock, and window bargains.
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