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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1903
Page
6
Classified listings include pharmacies, drug stores, marriages, deaths, funeral notices, and real estate. The page lists numerous business names, pharmaceutical shops, and addresses along with several deaths and marriage notices, plus property for sale or rent and farm land offerings from Seattle area.
A sizable North Seattle property sits on a busy corner near two streetcar routes. The home is large and in good condition, offering a strong opportunity for investors to increase income.
A Cedar Street car on PF Avenue experiences a chaotic halt between two opposing processions. Motormen clash over right of way causing a stoppage as passengers walk aboard and a decision to arbitrate is reached. After delays the Cedar Street line resumes with no arrest.
The fragment describes various foods and pests with scattered phrases like lemons cranberries barley and prices, mixing odd terms and incomplete names. It mentions a market or sale context but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities.
In Minneapolis an anti corruption drive targets municipal graft echoing the Ames case. Two aldermen face indictments with one arraigned for accepting bribes and released on bail while another alderman Sutherland is missing near Montana or the Isle of Pines. A sixteen man graft gang is alleged.
In Tekxarkana a United States court issued an injunction restricting the Pacific Express strike by banning the messengers from waiting on company premises or speaking to service staff. Five non union men arrived to take charge of running operations, while the strikers remained wary.
The market opens dull with California grapes scarce and in demand. Concords and Delawares fall to 2 cents a basket while meat prices trend downward. Provisions and native produce list various per pound and per sack rates with multiple fruits and vegetables noted.
Prices to producers are listed for creamery products including butter cheese and eggs and for poultry raised items. The document shows freight depot costs and prices for grains hay and by products including corn barley wheat bran shorts shorts and pig feed. It notes poultry and livestock pricing with buyers and farm deliverables.
In Minneapolis on October 18 mills returned to full operation as the strike conceded this morning. All mills are running at full force after the dispute.
Major reorganizations sweep the Puget Sound revenue service. Lt. H. G. Hamlet becomes commander of the revenue tug Areata. Captains Coulson and Tuttle announce retirements and successions. Prohibition meetings in Seattle feature speaker R. Foster Stone with Rev. Duplap leading sessions at First Methodist Protestant and Green Lake churches with singing by Mr. and Mrs. Webb.
A local shoe offer guarantees every purchase is worth the price with a full money back policy. The store is identified as Nidheren German Go located at 1347 Second Ave near Union.
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