Subscriptions and Notices From The Seattle Star
Readers are reminded of subscription options including twenty five cents per month and free copies by mail. The notice outlines expiration dates and the process to stop delivery, with post office handling and second class matter status. It lists the Bran Publishing Co address and contact points for changes and inquiries. It also mentions a drug store at a corner and office hours for submitting notices.
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Land fraud probes draw mixed notes from Seattle papers
The Tacoma Ledger and Seattle Times recount months of land fraud investigations centered near Seattle with names of politicians and officials likely to be involved. The effort runs under interior department auspices with secret service and justice support amid political scrutiny.
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Seattle Times
Star
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America
Federal Grand Jury
Seattle
the Star
Skagit
Snohomish
Whatcom
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Department of Justice
Wall Street pirates and tonic tales in Star Dust
Crossword of whimsy and headlines from Star Dust columns includes gentle jests about the stock market dullness in Wall Street, a meat market move for Howard Snow in Cortland, piano patience, Rockefeller’s name value, a whisky tonic tale at Y M C A football, and social scenes from Philadelphia to Kansas night aims.
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Sharon
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Pittsburg
Fragmented clipping hints at a local notice or memo
The readable fragments suggest a terse public notice or brief memo. It mentions an action or event but key details and names are unreadable. The text is too garbled to identify places dates or involved organizations with confidence.
Kanone Girls and Mrs Taylor Notable Family
Mrs Taylor of the Kanone area is described as a pleasant estimable woman with a well-run home. She is praised for baking, having a family office, well-behaved children, piano playing, and giving lessons.
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Herbert Taylor
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Pranks and Patches Then and Now in a Small City
A reflective reminiscence recalls college pranks from fifty years ago in Waltebourg Maine. The narrator jokes about past mischiefs with marble statues sticky with glue and door knobs varnished. He notes a change in attire and behavior among today’s youths while confessing pride in his earlier mischief.
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Silver Salmon Seperth at Olympic Market
Silver Salmon Seperth appears at Olympic Market on Friday. Located at 118 Pike Street the event centers on fresh seafood availability and local vendor participation.
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Olympic Market
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