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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
13
Incomplete text hints at a religious discussion or reflection. The fragment mentions someone and possible phrases about faith and the word for him, suggesting a devotional or sermon context without a clear event or conclusion.
A 11 quart aluminum kettle with ladle is offered for 3.25 dollars. The kettle features a large lip for easy pouring and a flat bottom for quick heating. Suitable for home preserving and kitchen use.
Yakima readies for the 23rd annual Washington State Fair with KE Ff Henson and Frank Meredith reporting the full exhibit space sold. Thousands expected, with auto races Monday and horse racing Thursday through Derby day. Gov. Hart and Idaho’s Gov. Davis slated to attend. premium list exceeds 22000 dollars and fireworks planned for evenings.
John Mitchell former president of the United Mine Workers of America and noted labor leader died yesterday afternoon after an operation ten days earlier. He had chaired the New York state industrial commission since 1915 and served as president of the state food commission, chairman of the federal food board, and member of the federal milk commission for the Eastern states.
President Wilson will address the League of Nations speech in the Arena next Saturday night under the local league to enforce peace. The fleet committee directs other aspects of his Seattle visit. Local leaders include Austin E. Griffith as chairman and F. W. Cattlett as secretary. Richard Saxe Jones is state chairman.
The ad promotes medium weight broom corn brooms with four-sewn construction for durability and long wear. Features a long varnished natural wood handle and is priced low at 85 cents. Appears in the Housewares section of the basement sales room.
An old advertisement notes old edged writing paper and envelopes in popular tints, one quire in a fancy box priced at 50 cents. The Basement Store promotes affordable stationery in a compact, giftable set.
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