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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1911
Page
3
Indianapolis mayor Shank vows to break food price manipulation by importing Michigan potatoes and selling them at cost in the city market. He denounces commission men who corner groceries and plans broader action if potatoes prove successful.
A collection of brief, disjointed notes reports and anecdotes from Philadelphia Cleveland and New York. Topics include personal disputes marital strife legal actions fatal injuries and social commentary with references to local figures ministers and public figures. The fragmented text mentions a judge a marriage lawsuit a gunshot suicide attempt and a critic of marriage fees.
A court holds 201 600 of the estate of Les in a dispute with Sadie FE enjoined from the same. Crim, a party who left half to a cause, named an executor by note of Crim. Mock is security and Goussey is allowed to pay it.
Wholesalers list average prices for local produce meats and feed. Includes butter and dairy rates, apples, onions, and dried goods with figures for hogs cattle pork poultry and produce items such as potatoes carrots and tomatoes. Prices reflect wholesale selling and buying terms across regional markets.
Miss Myrtle Wood of Kansas City reunites with her brother C. W. Wood at Deer Park Alabama after more than twenty years apart. Orphaned in Shelby Illinois and raised by the Kuffman family, she trained as a nurse in Kansas City and learned of her brother’s location during a Detroit visit.
Weaverville resident Mrs. Clifford, age or more, left by stage and train for San Francisco accompanied by her grandson Dr. Joseph Hocker. She has lived in Weaverville sixty nine years and plans to return in spring despite uncertainty about her exact age. In New York the Follies Bergeres at a theatre restaurant will close after this week ending the experiment.
An advertisement touts a free proof treatment of Dr Lee K Chin's Chinese Roots Bark and Herbs offered to one person per locality. It claims four thousand years of use in China and promises to prove effectiveness at the doctor's expense. Readers are urged to write to 570 Hall Safe Building San Francisco for an evaluation.
Edwin J. Brown warns of grafting dentists in Seattle, detailing tactics to inflate prices, misrepresent qualifications, and pressure patients. He cites deceptive advertising, false testimonials, and biased legislative hurdles while urging action to curb the fraud and protect patients.
Juase Horton of the supreme court announced today that Helra of Mary Baker G Eddy founders of Allan Science are not new parties to a suit seeking conveyance of real estate owned by Mrs Eddy. The will directs the property to go to the church.
A fire destroyed the Phoenix lumber mill at the foot of Shilsholeay Ballard last night. The blaze threatened the Great Northern trestle and several adjoining mills before spreading through the Phoenix mill. A general alarm was sounded.
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