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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1919
Page
9
WVEL highlights a new Max model display by Seattle Automobile Co. manager C. W. Winning, featuring Harvey universal joints, new rear axle, emergency brake, drive shaft, and wide channel frame. Factory reps report steady units due to strong local demand.
The Pennsylvania Rubber Company plans a large Tire Salesroom display on Garden Pier in Atlantic City. Five rooms on the pier's northeast end will house the exhibit with writing and rest areas. Opening date is expected January 1, with C. B. Williamson in charge.
John W. Maguire president of the Mid West Rubber Association promotes better understanding among tire manufacturers dealers and retailers to boost consumer service and industry stability. He cites over 260 American tire styles and the wartime lesson that fewer types can simplify and improve reliability for buyers.
H Shields president of Shields-Livengood Motor reports secured immediate shipments for Seattle from multiple factories. He will visit Spokane Monday after three weeks at Seattle lines. Trucks and models including Lex Sedans and Beptette are set for rapid westward delivery with Mrs. Shields joining in Spokane.
John N Willys states Willys Corporation and Willys-Overland Company are separate entities with distinct management. He notes Willys Corporation formerly Electric Auto-Lite and now owns major stakes in Willys-Overland while producing auto parts and a new six cylinder motor car.
A high note in a songbird may stem from a sore throat affecting vocalization. Researchers note that throat irritation can alter pitch and tone, potentially impacting the bird’s singing behavior and song consistency.
The note lists Boldt's locations at 1414 3d Ave uptown and 913 2d Ave downtown for a dining visit. It reads as a compact urban food guide with two firm streets and numbers.
A Seattle Automobile Sales Co fire at 12th Ave and RE Pike draws the firm’s staff to the rear blaze. President Grant remains calm while Miller orders cars out of danger and Winningham defends the Chandlers and Maxwells. Floyd Smith, office neighbor, claims he was busy in his office nearby.
The board authorized Supt. Frank B. Cooper to add eight to twelve rooms to John Hay school at 2010 Fourth Ave North. Cooper may order the addition at his discretion. Pleasant Valley residents petitioned for a district school and the matter was referred to Cooper.
The Automobile Club of Western Washington reports rapid highway growth and campaigns to make Washington the top state for hard surfaced roads linking cities with scenic spots. Eastern travelers praise Washington roads and plan to return next year. State bonds totaling 30 million dollars are among nationwide issues, with Washington's bond vote this fall larger than several states.
Bester Alexander, 38, black, was arrested after a revolver and lead pipe were found in his room at No 23 Renton hotel near Eighth Ave and Weller St by Patrolman Fred Nicholar Friday night. He is charged and suspected in several stick ups in the South End.
The King County Democratic club heard Dr. L. Boothroyd, head of astronomy at the university, speak on The Tides Phases of the Moon and Seasons at Good Eats cafeteria Saturday noon. He illustrated his lecture with a planetarium.
Army recruiting station announces discharged men with lapsed insurance can reinstate by paying two months’ premium regardless of arrears. Applications for reinstatement must be filed before January 1.
The Roosevelt Post No. 24 veterans celebrate its first anniversary next Tuesday led by Col. W. M. Inglis. A parade forms on Third Ave above Pine St at 7 30 p m with Red Crowns nurses and veterans who saw service. The Crystal Pool smoker follows the parade with Mayor C R Fitzgerald opening remarks.
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