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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
4
An agency notice from Ballard Star Agency at Hellard Ave Sunset Mallerd outlines pricing for newspaper copies: one cent per copy, six cents per week, five cents per month by mail or carrier, with no free copies offered.
The piece argues that life and property depend on fair justice not party labels. It asserts judges must be honest, unbiased, and free from bosses, trusts, or corporations, urging voters to elect honest judges regardless of ticket, religion, or politics.
A humorous short column to Josh Wise in Sedro Woolley Washington. It portrays a Sunday encounter on bleachers with Rev Dr Creertly and a casual fishing reminiscence. The playful tone blends wit with lettered punchlines and a comic fly tale.
Select from a vast range of cloaks suits millinery men's wear overcoats hats shoes and children's clothing. Prices are attractive and customers may open an account to ease purchases. The store invites personal inspection and promises the latest styles and colors.
A jumble of humorous lines and spoof verses describes kitchen chaos and quirky wordplay. It merges culinary mishaps with absurdities about Mary and a doctored motor, ending in a collage of cartoonish phrases and unfinished names.
The first grammar schools team this season faces ATki at Weet Be attle on Saturday morning with a full lineup including center Charlies Antell and fullback Laird Wray. Denny school will meet Alki across the bay Saturday morning.
Ralph D. Nichole of Colombia was elected president of the State League of Republican Clubs for King County, succeeding Thomas H. Cavanaugh Jr. Anderson of Tacoma was chosen vice president at large, with HM. M. Brooks of Spokane as first vice president and W. P. Brown of Bellingham as second vice president. The group, a skeletal organization, meets about once every two years to endorse the Republican state ticket.
John McLean, a Montana resident, died after slipping from a log boom while walking to his shack at a Gracroft Island camp near Port Harvey. The body was recovered this morning as investigations continue into the incident.
At a Columbia city council meeting the petition to grade Holmes Street was discussed by many property owners but the council rejected the proposal. D W Brown later moved to reconsider citing a future car franchise application by Beattie Renton & Southern railroad, and the ordinance was passed without dissent.
Cornell literature professor and traveling correspondent for Le Temps and Le Monde Kiestre, from Paris, currently in Seattle after a Dawson trip. Offers clothes cleaning at Pantorium, Mata 1048, Buffalo NY, with an Northern Pacific sale October 6 for 16 days at 46 50. Contact city ticket office NP Ry corner First Ave and Yesler Way.
On September 4 the Northern Pacific will sell round trip tickets to Heketa and Mpekane at a one way rate of 10 106. The return is slated for October 7 with daily departures. Attend the trip and remember the Northern Pacific route.
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