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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
10
An old classified item notes dental offices run by Clark D. D. and manager N. W. Cor. Union. The ad appears in a neighborhood or workers’ union context, asking readers to respond or reference the union ad for details.
Readable lines show a grocery or market advertisement with various food items and prices such as flour milk butter ham hams lamb steaks shrimp crab and coffee. Several items include prices per unit and regional references like Rhode Island. The text is partial and jumbled but conveys a shopping catalog tone.
A Snohomish meeting exposed Margaret Ross posing as a Democrat to attack Bob Hodge. She admitted working for the Hay Standout machine and was funded by the Republican campaign committee. Democratic candidates refused to campaign with her after the incident.
A Seattle crowd of 209 heard United States Senator Jones and ex Senator Sam Piles at Arcade hall last night. One third quit before Jones spoke fifteen minutes in, amid chants about pork barrell support and local politics. Ex Senator Piles criticized Poindexter and noted Hob Hodge as Seattle’s gubernatorial candidate, while Jones praised Taft before women and men left in protest.
Jacob Furth and R V Ankeny pled not guilty to a conspiracy charge in aiding bankrupt La Conner banker W E Schricker to receive deposits after insolvency. They appeared with Seattle attorneys E B C Hughes and Harold Preston. A venue change motion was filed, with Judge Joiner to hear arguments on November 1.
Judge Dykeman ordered the names of Hulet M Wells Millard Price and Nicholas Schmidt struck from the socialist ticket for the 43rd district sheriff and prosecuting attorney after ruling their convention violated the direct primary law amid internal socialist party factional strife.
The weather bureau alerts all stations that a storm is rapidly approaching the North Pacific coast with high east to southeast winds. Winds will shift to southwest later this afternoon or tonight, impacting coastal areas.
Albany Cut Rate Dentists advertises a dental office offering low prices on artificial teeth, gold crowns and bridges, and extractions. It claims a year of successful low pricing, free examination, and consultation, with location at Second and Pike and elevator access.
Fractured classifieds show multiple help wanted and household labor notices. Listings seek general housework cooks housekeepers and surrogate staff with contact numbers and locations such as 1614 35th and 639 People's Bank Building. Also mentions music school and laundry services with brief job leads amid scattered text.
A garbled set of rural property ads shows multiple 10 to 116 acre tracts listed for sale. Prices range from 35 to 500 per acre with varied terms including cash down and monthly payments. Locations reference New York area brokers Hanson Co, Newell, and Gilgen with references to farm, ranch, and fruit land potential near schools and markets.
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