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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1907
Page
4
The Seattle Star declares mail and subscription policies for daily delivery. It details private exchanges, customer service numbers, and carrier delivery promises. It urges subscribers to report missed copies between 1:20 PM and 6 PM and provides address and contact instructions for renewals and changes.
An inmate editor in The Mirror argues dishonesty, especially forgery, fails as business and life. He cites three or four terms as a harsh lesson: crime and punishment grow from the same stem, and true pay comes only from honesty. Learn the lesson and stay outside.
The city board of health condemns the jail as unhealthy and unfit for confinement. It urges rapid remedies regardless of who started the reform or political significance, emphasizing humanity and public credit over agitation.
A satirical column mocks Senator Knox with wordplay and comic barbs. The speaker praises Knox’s resilience as a U.S. senator from Pennsylvania while noting his mixed reactions to presidential endorsements and corporate sentiment.
A fragmented column features quips from Josh Wise and playful exchanges about life, luck, and moral phrases. It includes ad hoc jokes and stray quotes from various papers and a satirical tone, reflecting light chatter in a small town paper.
Oriental Billiard and Pool Par located at 1415 Third Ave announces eight new billiard tables including Seattle’s only 5 by 10 pool table. The venue markets itself as a place for gentlemen.
A sparse, dialect filled note describes distrust inside a church community. A man disparages ribaldry and song while tensions rise over hidden motives and gossip among matrons and the parson. A wary sentiment follows about business and publicity in town.
Union Savings and Trust Co listing officers and directors led by President James D. Hoge and Vice Presidents J D Lowman A B Stewart. Bank shows assets over 3,000,000 with branches at Georgetown Ren ton and Ballard to assure protection in all dealings.
A woman narrates a personal letter to George expressing love and worry about marriage. She notes his new position, her acceptance of his family, and urges delaying marriage to ensure they are right for each other. She also cautions him about smoking and her doubts about whether they should wed now.
Take a round trip from Pier 2 foot of Yealer Way to the U S Navy Yard aboard boats six times daily. View battleships Oregon Wisconsin and Nebraska, cruisers Charleston Boston Buffalo and training ship Philadelphia. See mammoth dry docks torpedo boats and prison ship Nipsic. Fare sixty cents.
The Washington Institute of Osteopathy doctors Potter and Peterson move from Mutual Life building to the fourth floor of the Washington building near the foot of Cherry on Firatav to gain more room for their practice.
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