Seattle Star Subscription Notice from 1907
The notice outlines subscription details for the Seattle Star at 1209 Seventh Ave and Sunset Mallard areas. It explains weekly payments, renewal on expiration, and the need to update addresses via the receipt when dates change. It also notes newspapers are mailed from Seattle, Washington, with second class designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Star J Blishing OO
Seventh Ave
FIAR
Dallard Ave
Sunset Mallard
Peurview
Navamsa
Seattian
Washington
Back to the Land Prompts a Rural Career Shift among Students
A article notes many Cornell and other college students choosing agriculture as a profession. Modern rural life and better facilities attract educated youths, with farm managers in demand for good salaries. The piece argues urban life dulls while farming offers opportunity and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornel University
The Thrift Lesson: Saving Builds Character and Wealth
A historical commentary urges thrift as a life habit. It cites Vandervilt Wanamaker and Rockefeller as examples, noting ready cash drives business, and that self denial shapes character. It warns against greed and profligacy while praising prudent expenditures and future planning.
Mary and the Flea and Other Local Snippets
A collection of humorous and quippy items featuring Josh Wise notes, oddball verse about a flea tale, and quick sketches. Includes mock reports on legal banter, a mock coroner note, barroom jests, and satirical snippets about public life and manners.
Toeing the Scratch and the C L Club Session
The C L Club met with Adam Lyer leading. Members debated the best liar as Bam Jones recalled Dawson in winter 96 with shadows on a wall and two men prying a crowbar from the N A T T Co warehouse.
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C. L
Siare
Adam Lyers
Bam Jones
Dawson
Bil Bhart
Hank Smith
Texas
Ralph Hall
Elegant embroidered mull blouse with Irish lace details
A white mull blouse features extensive Irish embroidery and lace. The garment shows all over embroidery on the body, delicate drawn work at the yoket, long sleeves with lace at the shoulders and elbow, and a refined cuff extending over the hand.
Reconciliation of Harriet and Cynthia Locke
Harriet and Cynthia Locke, aged sisters, have lived apart after years of quarrel and sorrow. On Thanksgiving Eve Cynthia walks the beach and faces danger from rising tide and wreckage. Rescued by fishermen, she awakens to her sister Marriet’s loving care and the sisters reconcile, choosing to begin anew together.
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Harriet
Cynthia Locke
Cynthia
Marriet
Sinter
Slater
There’s No Use of Talking Mapeline Maple Syrup Ad
An advertisement touts Mapeline maple syrup flavoring claiming no cooking needed. It recommends dissolving a teaspoon in sugar and water then setting aside for 24 hours for use in desserts and as a flavoring. It promises purity, healthfulness, and universal use with grocery-store availability.
Ministers' Evangelical Federation endorses 1909 convention
A resolution was adopted at a Ministers' Evangelical Federation meeting yesterday afternoon urging a convention of Christian workers to be held in 1909. The passage signals collective support for organized national or regional gathering to advance ministry efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Vanderbilts
Wanamakers
Rockefellers
Ministers’ Evangelical Federation
Christian Workers
Ordinance Allows Purchase of City Lots in Denny's Third Addition
An ordinance authorizing the board of public works to buy lots 1 and 2, block 48, Denny's Third addition, and appropriating 18000 dollars, was introduced in the council last night and referred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Denny
Get Estimates From UA Before Installation
Local note urges homeowners in Geo MH Brown Plumbing Co area to obtain estimates from UA before installing a hot water heating plant. Contact 221 Pinest for details and quotes.
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Geo
Brown Plumbing Co
J A Moore Expands Irondale Plant Post Purchase
J A Moore installs substantial improvements at his Irondale plant bought last month for 40000 dollars. William Price, Moore’s private agent, remains in Pittsburg arranging orders valued at 100000 dollars for material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Moore
Irondale
William Price
Pittsburg
Open an Account for Cloaks and Millinery Goods
Advertises an open account policy with a complete stock of cloaks furs millinery hats overcoats and shoes. Claims credit is good for anything selected. Emphasizes up-to-date inventory and customer convenience.
Notice to Subscribers to The Star
Subscribers of The Star are asked to call the gala office between 6 and 7 oclock if the paper fails to arrive by 6 each evening. Report each missed delivery to ensure a replacement copy is sent promptly and accurately.
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of the Star
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the Star Publishing CO
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