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A fragmented OCR read yields unclear fragments about runways and routes. No coherent event or names can be identified.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1910
Page
10
A fragmented OCR read yields unclear fragments about runways and routes. No coherent event or names can be identified.
A 1910 Seattle committee finds open gambling and prostitution tied to the downtown district, implicating police in tolerance. It urges mayoral investigation and possible removal of the police chief, with a fuller report to follow.
A Seattle court fight over an interurban service ends with an injunction and ongoing appeal. Judge Gilliam ordered stay of service, while Judge Mitchell allowed current rates for 10 days. Cars halted overnight leaving valley residents stranded. relief came as valley men helped women reach homes via South Seattle cars and cars supplied by others.
Workers labored hours at White Salmon to save a horse that had dropped eighteen feet from a ledge. Using block and tackle gear they finally pulled the animal to safety.
Wenatchee takes up aviation fever as aviators plan a meet if local citizens raise 1000 dollars. The project hinges on community enthusiasm and funding to host the event.
Mrs. M. A. Lasarus delivered a standout performance as Priscilla in the first Alhambra opera night by the Women’s Guild of St. Mark’s church. J. A. Bate sang well as John Alden, while Miles Standish’s love message theme framed the Longfellow tale. The Holy Names academy and normal school concert follows tonight at Academy hall Capitol starting at 4:15.
Chief of Police Seymour of San Francisco testified as the principal witness before the Times special grand jury resuming inquiry into the Times disaster. Seymour arrived from San Francisco this morning and went to the jury room, joined by Detective W J Burns arriving today.
The page lists dairy and meat items with prices and notes on stocks. It includes butter, creamery products, eggs, regional meats, and various produce such as onions, potatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, and apples with price figures for each.
The Seattle Star notes subscribers face expiration dates on address labels. If renewal is not prepaid, names are dropped. Rates shown include $3.00 per year, $1.60 for six months, 1 cent per copy, 6 cents per week, and 25 cents per month. Deliveries offered with free pickup for want ads.
The Navy Department will hold a tobacco chewing test at the Brooklyn Navy Yard in early December to judge quality rather than pace. Each year the department buys 100000 rounds of chewing tobacco and distributes one pound plugs free to sailors aboard ships.
A long OCR list shows retail prices for meats dairy produce and seafood at public markets with items like lamb, hamburger steak, eggs, herring, shrimp, clams, oysters, and vegetables. It contains classified ads for jobs, housework, and services, plus a legal notice dissolving a partnership and a few notices about employment schools and framing.
A broad selection of acre tracts north of the city is offered with prices from 300 to 650 dollars. Payments include 10 dollars cash and 10 dollars monthly. Listings promise proximity to city limits and various transit routes, with several tracts near the Interurban. The Goddard Estate lands in Crook and Lake counties, Central Oregon, are advertised as selling at favorable terms through the administrator’s office. Various parcels are described as good value with strong prospects for appreciation, plus other homestead opportunities in Eastern Washington and Northwest farm states.
Classified small ads list services from a dating agency and hair and clothing stylists. Includes a fashion remodel shop, millinery, remodeling parlors, pencil and art lessons, card readings, cat adoption, and furnished apartments. Several listings mention addresses and contact numbers for potential customers.
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