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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1921

Page

7

Proposed new age limit for civil service workers

City civil service proposes mandatory retirement ages for most workers at 60 or 65 with discretionary five year extensions. Police and fire retire per state pension rules. If adopted, about 30 employees would be placed on the retirement list initially, with a similar number retiring each year thereafter.

Police and Fire Departments State Pension Fund Acta Civil Service Commission A. L. Brown

A L Brown Farm Land Offer Near Tacoma in Thurston County

The A L Brown farm in Thurston County near Tacoma is offered for 260000 by C C Clinton. The tract spans two miles with five miles of dikes, strong drainage, abundant water, and extensive facilities including a packing house creamery and live stock barns. The site sits in a central market area with rail access and potential for a state operated community venture.

A. L. Brown Thurston County Tacoma Cc. D. Clinton Beattie Dan A. Scott State Department of Conservation and Reclamation Mr. Scott Clinton Great Northern Northern Pacific Oregon-Washington Wolse Wniequally St.p Olympia

Peace Looms for Wayfarer Pageant Struggle Ends Soon

Beattie residents and music leaders move toward a settlement of the Wayfarer dispute after a Friday gathering. Amphion secretary P C Steens says the club may hand over the title to the city with cast cooperation. Montgomery Lynch and other title holders may transfer the pageant within days as Dr Laula H Maxson urges erasing the blemish on a beautiful picture.

Beattie P. C. Steens The Amphion Society Chamber of Commerce

Lost twenty-dollar bill found on First Ave and Pike St

Mrs. Marie Piersie of 2202 West 63rd Street reports in a letter to The Star that a twenty-dollar bill lost on First Ave and Pike St between 3 and 4 p.m. belonged to her. It was her last money and she promises a small reward to the finder.

First Ave Pike St Buaie Piersie W. 63Rd St

Crown Shorthorn King of Stock Show Crowned in Spokane

Lavendar Stamp the $4,106 Joan Shorthorn sire leads the way as blue ribbon winner in his class. He will be crowned Taurus Snr King of the Western Royal Live Stock show with Miss Hazel Whitmore officiating at the coronation Monday evening.

Spokane Lavendar Stamp Rothrock Hercules Ranch Taurus Snr Hazel Whitmore

Hackett to Sing in Meany Hall Concert

Arthur Hackett, a nationally known tenor, will perform a program of French and English songs at Meany Hall Monday night. The concert is presented by the University Women's League. Hackett’s last visit in 1919 featured Geraldine Farrar and Rosita Renard.

Arthur Hackett Meany Hall Women's League of the University Hackett Geraldine Farrar Rosita Renard

Thrift Talks Urged for Seattle Public Schools

Raymond Frasier, president of Washington Mutual Savings Bank, urged four minute thrift speeches in Seattle public schools under supervision of local financial institutions. He spoke at a school book Friday.

Seattle Financial Institutions Raymond FR. Frasier Washington Mutual Savings Bank

Commonwealth Club Urges Disarmament Resolution Adopted

The Commonwealth Club endorses disarmament, calling armament a wasteful and intelligent misuse. The resolution, approved by the club, is sent to President Harding and American delegates to the international disarmament conference.

Commonwealth Club Harding

Bids Opened for City Paving Contract

Bids for paving ate ave N W from W 47th st to W Third st total 188 934 dollars if the board of public works accepts proposed law by contractor J L Smith. Salvation Army rally at Meves cafeteria honors Commissioner and Mrs Frederick Booth Tucker. Trust sentenced to one to five years for theft of shotgun and four decoys. Mother seeks Boldt Milk Bread advertisement.

Ate Ave N. W W.’ 47Th St W. Tird St Board of Public Works J. L. Smith Salvation Army Meves Frederick Booth-Tucker The Trust State Penitentiary Everett Smith

Pleasure and Profit in Fixing Up Home

The Star presents a two part look at Seattle architecture with a focus on home cabinet work for winter evenings. Built in shelves closets and kitchen cabinets improve rooms and add practicality with cedar closets and pull out shelves. Breakfast nooks and reforming old spaces are highlighted along with light furnishings and dyeing old rugs to refresh homes.

the Star Dorothy Fay Gould Seattle Public Good Housekeeping House and Garden House Beautiful

Injured Firefighter Hurt on Admiral Rodman Vessel

Edward R. Woods of engine company No. 1 aboard the steamship Admiral Rodman was injured by a ten foot fall while combating a fire in waste cotton. He was rushed to the city hospital with injuries not expected to be serious. The vessel sustained about $20,000 in damage.

Edward R. Woods Engine Company No. 1 Admiral Man Admiral Rodman

Groundbreaking for Bethel NW Lutheran Church

Ground will be broken Sunday afternoon at 230 gun day for a $16,000 church to be erected by Bethel NW Lutheran church at 70th Street and Phinney Avenue. Rev A W pastor will lead the ceremony. The new church will seat about 300.

Bethel NW Lutheran Church 70Th St Ang Phinney Ave A. W

Lydia E Pinkham’s Medicine Restores Health for Women

An advertisement from Lynn Massachusetts promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a health tonic for women. The copy asserts the remedy helps restore strength, ease female ailments, and enable women to perform daily housework and duties.

Shelile Shelby Lede E. Pinkham Medicier Lynn. Mass

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