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Running for Coroner, King Co., Seattle

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Running for Coroner, King Co., Seattle
Advertisment on the cover of a complimentary notebook; promotion to cast a vote for Dr. S.F. Wiltsie, for King County Coroner. In full on cover:
"compliments of DR. S.F. Wiltsie, candidate for the Republican Nomination for Coroner of King County. Primary Election to be held on Tuesday, September Eighth, 1908. Your vote and your influence respectuflly solicited." Dr. Sherald Fisher Wiltsie was born in Canada on June 10, 1878 and died in Seattle on December 5th, 1972.
Date & Place: in Seattle, King Co., Washington USA
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Sherald Fisher Wiltsie
Sherald Fisher Wiltsie of Seattle, King County, WA was born on June 10, 1878, and died at age 94 years old in December 1972.
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