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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1909
Page
9
A Georgetown vote on joining Seattle faces opposition from liquor interests and those fearing loss of local decency. The Star argues annexation could bring better governance and stricter police enforcement, despite sentimental objections and concerns about Seattle roisterers.
The article highlights Gilson Gardner's series on western settlement and irrigation, urging readers to invest in rural opportunities for immigrants and families. It references Gardner’s works on Montana irrigation, motormen turning 40 acres, and aging pioneers, and argues for expansion beyond cities to a healthier, productive rural life. It also notes public issues like garbage policy and Wrights' transatlantic flights, blending social commentary with national development themes.
Fe Visite compiles observations in a notebook while traveling as a social correspondent. The piece notes his lean toward concise reportage and his habit of jotting quick impressions and details for later refinement.
Gilson Gardner outlines Huntley Montana irrigation lands near Billings where 40 acre orchards or 40 acre farms yield profits from 4 000 to 16 000 yearly, with 34 per acre price and 24 down, and a two year residency requirement to gain full title. The project tempts urban migrants with a chance at independence despite early hardships.
A collage of quotes and snippets from various sources includes talk on diamonds in stage roles, a Newark remark about a woman, Detroit and Dallas items, a German critique, a judge's courtroom exchange, and humorous lines about marriage and youth. It mingles celebrity chatter with everyday witticisms and headlines, reflecting a scattered urban miscellany.
The excerpt from Collier's Weekly criticizes Secretary of the Interior Ballinger as unfit for his post and predicts political shifts. It portrays Taft’s administration as weakened by Ballinger and suggests Roosevelt as a possible next president while noting Aldrich Tawney and Cannon as strong figures. The piece reflects partisan tension in the Republican ranks and a diminishing GOP.
The column offers aphorisms on marriage and financial independence. It notes that love may blind but alimony reveals truths, that happiness follows sorrow, and that college costs do not determine a boy's learning, reflecting social humor and moral tone.
Standard Furniture Company showcases two artistic window displays this week for the Empress Malleable Range. The exhibit features three ranges mounted on velour bases with a French velour backdrop and illuminated royal crown branding, plus velour tablets detailing parts.
Shoppers flock to a display of new kimps bands and all-overs as novelty trimmings sell out quickly. The store touts our beautiful assortments and invites customers to view even if not ready to buy.
A local catalog lists a complete stock of boys apparel from ages 2% to 17 years. Items include suits priced from 3.50 to 10.50, overcoats in all sizes, woolen pants, felt hats, star waists, naigatee shirts, and ties.
A fragmented catalog page shows cotton sheets and blankets with prices such as 11-4 cotton blankets at various dollars. Items list cotton filled and wool items in white gray pink and blue spreads, with assorted values and color options.
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