What Would You Do If 100 Had a Million Dollars
The Star asks readers how a million dollars would change a life and invites letters under 100 words. Contributors argue wealth could magnify usefulness or tempt excess, with letters praising public improvement or warning of misuse. The contest offers prizes and urges prompt submissions.
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W. W. Stryker
North Porty Street
W. B. Bimpem
Seattle
Thomas Knight
Forty-second Street
Milton
Aceg
Star Dust Gossip Mixes Courts, Wars, and Local Quips
A collage of breezy notes from the Star Dust column mentions Indiana editor intrigue, a Melbourne event, and a snowless season in Montana. It notes Ruth Bryan denying marriage candidacy, Praises for a University of Chicago senior, and a Venezuelan arbitration bite. A stolen grave, a quake at 2:43 pm, and a Tacoma misprint tease finish the jagged roundup.
Annual piano sale clears stock for fall trade
Sherman, Clay & Co. held its annual sale of pianos and organs taken in or rented during the year. The stock was cleared before new goods arrive for fall and Christmas trade. A partial list of bargains in the sale is printed, with prices for various organs and pianos.
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Sherman, Clay & Co
Local firm advocates six day sales push for recreation day
A newspaper item notes a local business campaign to expand six day sales urging workers to receive a day off for recreation. The piece highlights corporate pressure to balance labor with leisure and the potential community impact.
Healers Farce Pemed y at Heartle Tomer Cobb
A noisy theater notice promotes the farce The Where se en at the Heartle Cobb featuring Marion George of the George family as a violinist. The Mordant Kumphrey company plans a return engagement with Nat Goodwin's A Gold.
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Tomer Cobb
Marion George
George
A of
California
Mordant-Kumphrey Company
Nat Goodwins
Coal Deposits Reported at Cape Lieburne Nome
Information on bituminous coal near Cape Lieburne Seward Peninsula carried to Nome by the steamer Corwin notes Pacific Coal Transportation Co owns lands with coal seams from freee to 40 feet wide. If confirmed, fuel prices in Sonkeune and nearby towns could drop. Also mentions steamer Capital City schedule and Union wharf details.
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Cape Lieburne
Seward Peninsula
Nome
Corwin
Pacific Coal & Transportation Co
Sanda
Sonkeunee
Umbrella sale promotes Cravanette Tainproof model
The Cravanette Umbrellna Tainproof offers priced between 1.60 and 9.00 dollars. Available at King Bros located at 914 1st Ave.
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King Bros
1St Ave
Fragmented OCR Ad Teases Office Desk Chair Savings
A terse promotional note promises money saving on office desks and chairs. It hints at a sale or discount but offers few concrete details or dates.
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Philadelphia
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Tacoma
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Angee Bros
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Arlington
Steck Piano
Barnes
Sherman Clay & Co
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Haller Building
Frederick & Nelson Incorporated
Frederick & Nelson
Second Ave
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Lake View
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Seattle Gas
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Tth
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Northwestern Vaudeville Co. Inc
the Kuhns
Emperors of Music