County Commissioners Race Shapes Local Fair Expenditures
The piece outlines county fair spending concerns and a tally of candidates for county commissioners. It notes Lare Hamilton's likely sheriff bid, Smith of Auburn as a ring-backed successor, Herman Nelson as a reformist farmer candidate, and Carrigan Ramsay and Mullen as city district hopefuls with the latter withdrawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lare Hamilton
Kristsen
Knudsen
Hamilton
Smith
Auburn
Lou Smith
Herman
Nelson
M. J. Carrigan
Frank P
Claude C. Ramsay
Carrigan
Comn
Herman Nelson
King County
Claude Ramsay
King
Frank P. Mullen
Lane for Judge Moters of King County Urges Support
A voter guide urges support for W. D. Lane for King County Superior Court. The letter lauds Lane as legally capable and forward looking, calling for nine candidates on the ballot and placing Lane near the top. A quip targets Hughes and blames Wilson for forest fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moters
King County
Superior Court
W. D. Lane
Lane
W. D. Sohould
Modest or Immodest in Sports Page Debate
A daily sporting page carries half tones of Annette Kellermann and a Y M C A all round athlete with contrasting outfits. The debate hinges on prudish lines versus fitness and health gains, arguing clothing should reflect sense and motive rather than strict modesty. Also notes the marriage of William M. Ding to Rose Lee Dang in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Kellermann
International Recorder
Y. M
Miss Kellermann
William M. Ding
Rose Lee Dang
Boston
Ding, Dang
Belle
Will You Do Us a Favor The Million Dollar Dilemma
A reflective piece questions the duty of heirs and donors to leave substantial funds for monuments, flowers, and charitable causes after death. It critiques endless war loans and urges lasting generosity to hospitals and streets where need persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Hospital
Night Raid at Three Bars Ranch Ends in Shootout
In a tense August night at the Three Bars ranch, Jesse Black faces a beam of legal jeopardy as bail is set and threats loom. Williston and daughter Mary endure a prowling attack with shots fired at their home and reinforce nearby shutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Mary
Jesse Black
Allence
Jesse
Daddy
Night of Fire and Gunplay at Williston Homestead
In a night of blaze and rifle fire, Williston and his daughter endure a raid as flames consume the cabin. Jim Langford rides to warn and looms over a tense standoff while outlaws scramble amid shouting and horses, with Jim returning armed to protect his ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Williston
Ellently
Night Raid Ends in Rescue at Long Ranch
Langford and Jim pursue raiders after a sudden night assault. They reach Williston and his daughter amid blazing torches. Langford saves the girl, knocks out a raider, and tends to her injuries as they regroup under dark skies.
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Langford
Jin
Wiliston
Willistons
Jesse Black
Williston
Jim
Boye
Lapsford
Sleepy pony ride leads to eerie trail encounter
Jim Munson rides home on a quiet night when a stranger on horseback appears asking about the town and a sick girl. A second rider follows, both masked by darkness, while Jim groans at the odd coincidence of an X Y Z connection as the night grows tense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Munson
Mall
Jim
Williston
Labor Day Parades and Jokes Stir Relaxed Community Spirit
A labor day piece recalls parades with trades banners and cars, noting the sober start and odd finish. It mixes social satire with quick quips about doctors, laughter signals, and a bartender’s water drink gag, ending with a cliffhanger tease for the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yassuh
Ivory Soap Floats Ad Teaches Distinctive Brand Image
An Old Style advertisement argues Ivory Soap floats and became memorable through repeated messaging. It urges local businesses to find a distinctive feature, advertise it in The Star, and rely on strong branding to grow.
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Maine
California
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Seattle Star
N Telegraph News Service
United Reese Association
Seattle
Wash
Star Rebitening i
Hughes
Wilson
Justice of the Peace
James R. McAllister
Jimmie Mac
Louise
Gordon
Black
Circuit Court
Small
Everett True
Paul Langford
Beoldes
Willliston
Deuce
Sadie
Johnson
MR. Johnson
Willeston
Union Dentists
Pike St
Owl Drug Store
Colyum
Wagner
Mr. Cumroz
White's
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