Wonderphonse Stock Grips Market With Record Demand
Stock trading for Wonderphonse surges as daily volume breaks records over several days. Investors push shares higher amid strong demand and rapid transactions.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1915
Page
3
Stock trading for Wonderphonse surges as daily volume breaks records over several days. Investors push shares higher amid strong demand and rapid transactions.
Deputy State Veterinarian F E B Smith reports 88 cattle tested in Cedar River district show no signs of tuberculosis after tuberculin injections. All cows examined by Smith from farms of Lolell Hansen Nelson Donofrio and Madesen are deemed safe for Seattle milk. He proceeds to Renton for final test of 75 cows supplying Seattle.
A motorcycle rider was injured after swerving to avoid a crash with an auto and hitting a curb at Seventh and Seneca. Funeral services for Mrs. H. B. Kennedy were conducted Tuesday at Bonney-Watson chapel. Pulmonary hospital at Riverton Heights hosts May Day festival.
Washington reports shift in belief that the tank steamer Gunflight was struck by a mine rather than torpedoed off the Solily Inlands. Germany's reply to a request for explanations on attacks on the Gunflight and Cushing is expected to be full and frank. Late dispatches say Gunflight flew the American flag at the time of the incident.
K C Beaton, longtime Seattle newspaper man, plans to depart about June 1 for a post with the San Francisco Examiner. He will write a humorous column similar to his "Ye Town Gossip" feature from the P1. He was with The Star for nearly five years where he developed the humor style gaining him the new job.
The notice claims KaR-Ru Rheumatism has long been deemed incurable and promotes a testimonial pamphlet from a druggist about KAR-RU, urging readers to obtain it.
Josh Wise quotes Bush Seeger a local baseball manager praising Beeleyport as a fast team this year. Seeger says he stayed out until 1 a.m. trying to get them to go home and bed.
A diverse set of short items notes deaths of Austin Colvin at home and a Seattle broker A B Graham. tributes by H J Robinson of Sheldon School. Texas land tenure criticism by Frank P Walsh drawing Senate response. Also reported are Montesano forest fires, Pacific highway contracts, navy radio overhaul funds, Port Townsend tide land assessment protests, Milwaukee rail service halt threat, San Francisco appeals court on smuggling charges, Pittsburg labor strike impact, New York cigar trade dissolution bid, Alaska coal cases, West Virginia mining sentence, a fatal baseball accident in Marion Ohio, a Washington State student drowning at Lewiston during a Celilo canal celebration.
Ministers and promoters of the Seattle Round-Up reach agreement ending hostilities, clearing the July Shriners convention feature. If the show succeeds it will become an annual midsummer event with top riders and ropers. Texas Mabel Evans expected to be signed this week as Pendleton queen returns with relay horses. A separate report notes a man repairing a sewer pipe near Mrs Campbell’s Lakeside Drive home.
An advertisement promises a dandruff cure using four ounces of liquid argon rubbed into the scalp at night. It claims dramatic results by morning and after repeated applications, including stopped itching and shinier hair. It notes liquid arvow is available at a drug store and is inexpensive.
A reader asks about a 21 year old loving a girl who reacts angrily when discussed. The advice suggests hysterical behavior and inherited bashfulness, then offers hominy with wood ashes instructions. A reader asks about Petrograd name change and war photos, and a married woman seeks guidance on friendships with old male acquaintances after marriage. The columnist cautions about balancing trust, marriage duties, and discreet social boundaries.
The first mother and son banquet at the Y M C A boys department is planned by Boys' Work Secretary Tracy Strong for May. Over 250 boys and their mothers are expected to attend with talks on motherhood and its sacrifices and responsibilities by Mrs. C. B. Bogardus and Mrs. Austin F. Griffiths. Ofell Johnson will speak on the Mothers of Great Men.
The U S circuit court of appeals denied a motion for bail reduction filed by Terre Haute politicians who were convicted in Indianapolis of conspiracy to commit election fraud.
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