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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1916

Page

3

Women mobilize for Green Lake Festival opening

Green Lake Station decorated with bunting and flags as residents crowd the Green Lake community festival at 305 East 7th Avenue. The event, under Consumers' League of Washington and Green Lake Business Men's Club, features brand showcases, bread with blue ribbon, hair goods, and a Northwest development exhibit by A. J. Goddard.

Green Lake Station Ihs Consumers’ League of Washington Green Lake Business Men’s Club East T2nd Hevan Addie M. Johnston Apastaira A. J. Goddard Northwest Goddard Seattle

Regal Dental Offices Ad Notices Dr L A Meseger Address

An old classified item advertises Regal Dental Offices run by Dr L A Meseger at 1406 Third Ave and notes a % symbol preceding a street name fragment.

Regal Dental Offices Dr. L. A Meseger Third Ave

Judge Ronald Cuts Down Gerald Fine

Clarence Gerald, proprietor of a 824 Firat Ave case, pleaded guilty to dry law violation before Superior Judge Ronald. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs after an appeal of a prior 250 dollar fine and zero days in county jail. The dry squad raid destroyed his place on June 20, and prosecutor Lundin criticized the lenient sentence as encouraging bootlegging.

Clarence Gerald Firat Ave Ronald Gerald Jall Ncense

Peculiar double-tailed lamb at Harrodsburg festival draws crowds

Dee Thompson of Harrodsburg Ky reports a lamb with a tail at both ends and a four inch head top appendage. The event showcases a Consumers' league backed festival with women from the district urged to shop locally. Nathan Eckstein and M M Null spoke on festival benefits as contest events and dairy day are planned under the Lady Literary club direction. Denny Fletcher and others on the entertainment committee were appointed by M M Null, president of the Green Lake Business Men's club.

Ll. KR. Clark D. D Thorong Dee Thompson Harrodsburg, Ky Consumers’ League Nathan Eckstein M. M. Null Lady Etcal Denny Fletcher Lakeway Green Lake

Senator Robinson Addresses Women at Metro Theatre

Senator Helen King Robinson of Colorado praised President Wilson and humanitarian laws in a mostly female Metro Theatre crowd. She criticized republicans blocking suffrage while democrats voted, urged peace in Europe and Mexico, and shared bravado about fighting and war ethics.

Helen King Robinson Colorado Wilson Metropolitan Theatre Robinson Hughes Congress Europe Mexico

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