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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
4
Fragmented Grocery and Feed Prices Page Listing
A noisy OCR mix shows commodity prices for vegetables fruits and feed, with Yakima and local items like lettuce corn potatoes and apples. It mentions wholesale price ranges and a Bellingham Chemical Co. entry, plus a stray health symptom note.
Letters on Red Cross work and war economy
The writer defends Red Cross relief while urging restraint on certain wartime aids such as traveling kits. He argues supplies should focus on wounded soldiers and domestic needs, criticizing wartime profiteering and hinting at broader sacrifices like Liberty bonds. He also comments on library fund strains amid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Clara Horton
Europe
United States
Batttefield
Mexico
Library Fund
Credentials of Wartel Refused by Labor Council
The Central Labor Council rescinded credentials granted to Henry Wartel for collecting funds for striking miners in Butte. Labor men then charged Wartel’s independent miners’ organization aimed to undermine the American Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tral Labor Council
Henry Wartel
Butte
Wartel
Independent Miners’ Organization
American Federation of Labor Organization
Butter Board Closed by U S Food Administration Action
The Elgin Butter Board has been abolished after the U S Food Administration requested its cease price fixing for the war duration. The suspension is effective immediately, and moving forward prices will be set by supply and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Leter Crees
Washington
Elgin Hutter Board
Food Administration
Danderine Hair Growth Claim Promises Soft Glossy Locks
An advertisement touts Knowlton’s Danderine promising thick glossy wavy hair with no dandruff. It claims quick visual fullness within ten minutes and substantial new hair growth after two weeks, urging daily use and drugstore purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
French officer teaches trench warfare art at Camp Lewis
Staff correspondent reports Adjutant Georges Brizou of the French army arrived at Camp Lewis to instruct in trench warfare. He wears three years in the trenches and a bronze Croix de Guerre, says fear fades under fire, notes periscopes as key tools, and compares trench duty to other service with minimal risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Adjt
Georges Brizou
Trench Fleeting
Adt
Arizon
Pity He Got at Calexico Camp Returns
STAFF CORRESPONDENT reports at Camp Lewis Washington that Paul Haggerty of the 61st infantry supply company recalls Morris Britt of Calexico with a rueful smile. Britt, used to warmth, finds Washington nights cold and Haggerty, a Seattle native, endured Calexico heat last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Paul Haegerty
61St Infantry
Morris Britt
Calexico
Britt
Washington
Haggerty
Seattle
240 O s to Be Sent to Camp in Texas
Army officials announce that 240 officers will be sent to a training camp in Texas for a specialized program. The move aims to bolster capacity and readiness ahead of seasonal deployments.
Two Hundred Forty Men at Camp Sent to Training
About 240 selected men at the camp will be sent to the camper likely to Texas for ambulance corps training. They oppose warfare and will not be forced to fight, aligning with the government’s plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Texas
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