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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1904
Page
4
An item shows the gem entered at the Seattle Washington post office as second class matter, indicating its mailing status for public record and distribution.
A jumble of notes cites W T Stead and Mrs Maybrick in London, plus politics, theater, and winter musings. The column mentions a Washington residence, a Colorado general, a proposed ministerial post, and local humor about elections, trains, and frost remarks.
The Star reports Arnold Bbhinden of the fire and water committee states Daul ton’s bill to cut water rates will be taken up after tax levy work ends. Critics accuse council members of political tricks but acknowledge possible 10 to 20 percent reductions with proper figures. The paper challenges officials to present data and argues Seattle’s water users deserve lower rates and a fairer funding mix for Cedar River and Spring Hill projects.
Multnomah county Sheriff Ward challenged Warwick Commission pool room in court. Judge George refused the injunction, labeling the location a common gambling house and public nuisance. The decision asserts sheriffs enforce laws and offenders must seek equity.
The article argues that chronic dyspepsia is curable with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims the tablets digest food regardless of stomach condition, let the stomach rest, and nourish the body while offering a lasting cure. It promotes the tablets as the cheapest and most effective remedy per the druggist.
The advertisement touts nearly 125000 Kimball pianos made and sold, claiming rising demand for superior pianos and musical education. It highlights popularity among professionals and homeowners, lists brands sold, and offers installment plans with credits toward purchase prices.
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