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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1921
Page
7
Chief Seattle's face was washed by a delegation during a Saturday ceremony. The event featured members of the Seattle Redmen from Mo hawk Umapine Tyee and Chief Seattle tribes and Pocahontas ladies from Princess Angiline lodge.
Jack Cross automobile man of Ephrata and his bride Marion L. Sison enjoy a honeymoon in British Columbia and plan to settle in Ephrata. The Wenatchee post office reports progress while the War Finance Corporation and Okanogan County Livestock Loan Association anticipate about $600,000 in loans to regional stockmen at 8 percent.
A historical brief notes that Chief Seattle receives a response to a letter. The message from G. B. Bowden of King Bros Co expresses willingness to demonstrate their claim if given a chance. The reply signoff indicates cordial relations.
A Chief Seattle message urges residents to bar exits and install escape routes to prevent burglaries and fires. He cautions that losses to theft are less than the risk of deadly blazes and charred bodies from poorly protected lodging houses.
A reader writes from last week praising a Cornish theatre engagement and its summer and fall play series. The note commends first productions and high quality dramas seen, urging the troupe to return and noting the town awakening to the theatre's culture.
A civic appeal urges motorists to slow down to spare pedestrians from mud and clothing expenses and laments the loss of a one cent rate for railway travelers while addressing American Legion delegates.
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