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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
4
An archaic advertisement outlines delivery rates per copy and per week or month, with instructions for mailing and carrier delivery. It notes no free copies, and that when prepaid status ends the address label receipt shows a date change.
A Chicago dog inherited $20,000 from a dying owner, but the wealth proves a curse. Executers lavish meals and comforts causing the animal to fall sick and debilitated, while a street mongrel’s hunger and independence seem preferable.
Editor calls for an earnest push to build a large Seattle convention hall to host major events like the International Christian Endeavor convention next year. Proposes free city land on Pine Street near Broadway for a 1100000 dollar hall, with a 5 year site loan and city end to profits from rentals. Also notes nearby railways and transit access to attract conventions and boost revenue. A cigar stand for sale at the Detroit Hotel on Link with List.
A jumble of notes from The Milan Standard and Washington Ledger recounts varied items. A political remark from Secretary Root touches New York insurance. a hog man anecdote named Ole Emerson visits, while a cow interrupts in Milan. A golden child born to WD Rockefeller Jr. sparks a sentimental poem on valuing a grandson over wealth. a Croesus reference closes the column.
The Crescent Manufacturing Co of Seattle received a large order for Mapeline syrup from a Chicago house. Mapaline is described as the dearest approach to genuine maple and declared perfectly pure unlike many so called maple syrups.
John Jones is a million sure and Smith is worth no more than his weekly salary. Twenty years ago they started equal financially. Jones saved, invested wisely. Smith spent every cent and thought only of today. The State Bank of Beater Of Yealer and First Ave offers 4 percent compounded yearly on savings deposits Saturday evening.
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