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English: Cartoon run by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer the day the Pike Place Market opened. Sign at left says "Seattle Public Market", smiling farmer is saying, "How's that for corn?", caption is "Mr. Producer and Mr. Consumer Meet Today". |
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| Source | Newspaper Gem: Opening of Pike Place Market, 1907, Washington State Library. |
| Author | George Hager |
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