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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
11
Edward Crown, a British poultry expert, told Chamfer of Commerce that breeding has been too intensified. He says the chicken coop and large farms require reduced scope to stabilize the poultry industry.
One hundred University of Washington women will join the land workers' army this summer to work in Yakima valley fruit orchards. The plan, announced by Ethel Coldwell the dean of women, aims to ease orchard labor shortages and provide wage earning opportunities for women students.
Ajudgment for 2,500,000 is sought in a Wednesday filing by attorney Paul Carrigan for John Cain against the Seattle Port Angeles Western Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and the Seattle Port Angeles Lake Crescent railways.
A Philadelphia athlete delivered a notable hit against Lmpire Moran during a recent matchup. The report highlights the Eagles style of play and mentions Moran’s involvement in the incident.
The United Cigar Store at 1012 Second Ave reports a donation of 24.44 to the Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund. Coupons from local home stores were exchanged for cash and sent to fund headquarters with a letter describing Allied troops in trenches, weather, and lack of tobacco during Christmas, praising the donor community.
City officials pressed for measures against lounge lizards poolroom loafers and TW. W. members claiming idle strikes. Police Judge Gordon Chief Warren and Assistant Corporation Counsel J Then needy seek curb on social parasites who mock the Star and Stripes and utter seditious language.
An advertisement touts Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children as a trusted remedy for teething illnesses feverishness and stomach issues. It claims thousands of testimonies from mothers and urges availability in homes and public places. A mention of a conference with a judge appears but lacks detail.
The camp Lewis muster roll completes the third draft with 10 114 examined since April 3 5 and less than 2 percent rejected. Sixteen percent were rejected last fall. The Northwest district’s men are now in Uncle Sam’s uniform or back to civilian life as the draft ends.
The piece questions street car companies' ability to provide rides at 5 cents in wartime conditions. It criticizes the idea that companies or investors should bear costs beyond the fixed price and suggests public opposition may be fueled by biased press andpoliticians seeking votes.
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