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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1921
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR lists names and addresses with unclear details. It mentions Pundita Ramabai described as a widow and pioneer uplifter in India amid scattered street addresses and dates. The text references several individuals and locations without complete context.
The article notes fringe groups and figures at the conference scene in Washington including Friends for Irish Freedom and Irish Independence promoters. It mentions real estate demand due to conference activity and social season, plus local notices on publications, typhoid cases, and luncheon plans, with a tangential jab at naval job concerns.
Skamokawa State bank marked its first birthday with a 2 percent dividend to stockholders and its cashier Lawrence Metaslner also had a birthday. Milton Freewater sees major construction with a new McLaughlin high school basement and Columbia college gymnasium, while ground is broken for a $60 000 Milton Ice plant. Farmers Brokerage Co plans 60 new homes. A new road grader by Lytle and Clark earns praise. Walla Walla prunes fetch high prices, Milton Freewater growers keep about $50 per ton. Ladybugs are urged to combat aphids as cheaper pest control. The chapel car God Tidings will visit Prosser soon.
J Kanaka bound over under 1000 bail by U S Commissioner RE W A McClelland for federal grand jury. Kanaka arrested at Milwaukee Hotel November 14 and charged with selling morphine.
Mrs Jenole Davidson of Yates Center Kansas cites hens laying 27 eggs daily in February as a tonic claim. Burrell-Dodger Co. markets Den Sung, a feed additive promising stronger hens and guaranteed egg production, prepaid at 50 cents per package.
Worn garments and draperies can become like new with Diamond Dyes. The ad guarantees perfect home dyeing even for first timers, warning users to tell the druggist if fabric is wool, silk, linen, cotton, or mixed, and claiming no streaks, spots, fading, or running.
Two university entertainments unfold this month. The Associated University Players present Candida on Friday and Saturday, November 18 and 19. The annual Glee Club concert will be November 24 with a special intercollegiate program honoring the visiting WSC football team and supporters.
Henderson proposes bringing trackless trolley cars to Seattle for demonstration purposes. The idea was recommended Tuesday by D. W. Henderson, the superintendent.
The Red Cross drives roll call beyond Seattle, linked to the community chest, under Mrs. William H. Utter, chairman. Local heads lead efforts in King and Kitsap counties as Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls assist in many areas.
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