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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1922
Page
8
In Pike Place public market, truck farmers and restock producers seek a site to start a farmers' public market. The group aims to form a new market largely composed of Japanese and Italian members negotiating with property owners for space.
Based on a recommendation from the Pacific Northwest Products committee of the Chamber of Commerce the board of trustees has adopted a program for a special trip to the Yakima fair for Seattle business men who are urged to attend.
Wally Reid stars as an overseas captain returning to New York to confront a freedom minded flapper in Nice People at the Strand. Julia Faye and Conrad Nagel share honors alongside Columbia’s The Married Flapper with Marié Prevost in a fast pace auto racing comedy. Also showing are Monte Cristo at Blue Mouse with John Gilbert and The Masquerader with Guy Bates Post at Coliseum.
Scene from a Liberty Goldwyn and Robertson-Cole film previews with Florence Vidor in Woman, Wake Up at the Colonial. The Oak Theatre features Hugo Ballin's The Journey's End release and a love tale set apart from typical drama along with mentions of Blueweed and Red.
A humorous dialogue recounts a barber's prices and routine on a man’s grooming day. The narrator chats with barber Bill about costs for shaving, massage, haircut, and extras, concluding a man may spend about $4.05 and still leave in an hour. The piece ends with a wink at beauty parlors surpassing barbers.
State health authorities issued an ultimatum against further sewer connections to Lake Union and Lake Washington. City and county officials planned a Wednesday conference with attendees including John E B Carroll chair of the council streets and sewers committee and Dr Paul A Turner state health director, Dr H M Read city health commissioner, Dr G K Sparling county health officer, and City Engineer James E Blackwell.
Seattle resident Charles Dillard Wilson died in Brooklyn New York on Tuesday. He leaves widow Lillian Wilson with him at death two children Mildred and Warren Broadway high school students in Seattle and his mother Mrs W E Wilson also living in Seattle.
Following the city council refusal to confirm David Burgess as street superintendent, Mayor Brown announced he would promptly submit another candidate for the position. The action underscores ongoing tensions between the mayor and council over staffing power and municipal governance.
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