Local classifieds list various goods and jobs downtown
A jumble of notices shows jobs and sales including clocks, pianos, coal, lumber, clothing, furniture, and housing ads. It lists prices, contact hints, and locations such as Seventh Ave, Union, Pine, and Westlake area, with offerings from appliances to real estate and auto deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leonard
Schwere
WEBER
Buick North
Tistave
Waldron Co
Knox Bilk Ce
Mart Shafner & Marx Prince Albert
Pine St
Fine
Universit Varsity
First
St Forest Way
Rainier
Meyer-Tower
Fourth Ave
Puisney
Union
Elliott
Hiliott
Brunswick Phonograph
Sunset
Kenwood
Acreage for sale in Thurston County farms and land listings
An array of early 20th century real estate notices describes multiple parcels for sale or want ads. Listings include 10 acre farms near Thurston County with timber and outbuildings, 1 term offers with deferred payments, and references to nearby schools and towns. Additional notices mention water frontage farm lands in Yakima Valley and Poulsbo, Hood Canal access, and riverfront parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
Lester
Seattle
Poulsbo Farms
Hood Canal
Alaska
John Htoraeth
Poulsbo
Wash
FS Acres
Woodinville
van Arsdale
Third Ave
Mt. Vernon
Raiilroad
C. Peters
Seattle Star Directory listing loans and services
Directory style notice listing multiple services including loans on diamonds and jewelry, chiropractor Turner, electric repairs and appliances, lawyers, and various ads. Mentions locations such as Second Ave, Burke Building, Leary, Haight, Pine, First Ave, and Empire Way. Notes oldest loan brokers and established dates.
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Burke
Jon
Fice Tree Pirates Onme
Leary Iid
Sithe Turner
Haight
Alclawt
Madison
Empire Waysidies
Seattle
American Jewelry CO
Second Ave
Busy Day for Mrs Landes Council Candidate
Mrs Henry Landes, candidate for council, schedules a packed day with speeches at the Northold Inn, Federated clubhouse, University Congregational church, Southwest Improvement club, and North End club. The week continues with engagements at Malloy's gymnasium, city offices, and various improvement and women's clubs around Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Landes
Women's Advertising Club
Northold Inn
Progressive Thought Club
Federated
University Congregational Church
Southwest Improvement Club
North End Club
Landes
Malloy’s
Caldwell
Seattle
Railway Official Must Pay Alimony
Alexander Tinling, an evident official at the Northern Pacific Railroad, secured a divorce from Margaret Tinling by Superior Judge Otie W. Brinker under the statute of limitations. Mrs Tinling was awarded $150 a month.
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Alexander Tinling
Northern Pacific Railroad
Margaret Tinting
Otie W. Brinker
Tinling
Gyro Club Lunch Plans at Pig n Whistle
The Gyro Club will meet for lunch at 12 46 p m Thursday at the Pig n Whistle. A constitution will be discussed and delegates to the Victoria convention will be chosen.
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GYRO
Victoria
More Officials to Feel the Ax in Washington
A broad government purge targets at least 2,000 officials with Democratic leanings or hostile views as President Harding extends dismissals begun with 29 engravings chiefs. Elmer Dover will push the drive through the Internal Revenue and customs bureaus, with Prohibition officers next.
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Washington
Bureau of Engraving
Harding
Elmer Dover
Park Board Offers Madison Park Care Conditioned on Funds
Seattle park commissioners proposed to maintain Madison park with careful supervision and low expenditures if the public utilities department provides the needed funds. The park remains under municipal railway control and cannot be transferred, seen as a lien for bondholders of the traction system.
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Seattle
Park Board
Madison Park
Public Utilities Department
Park Commissioners
Municipal Railway
Don't Get Sarcastic Thief Rebukes Him
Lave Kennekeberg awoke to a burglar in his room at 1211 Harvard Ave. The thief rifled roommate trousers, took $25, and fled after quipping about an early shift. Kennekeberg notified police.
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Lave Kennekeberg
Harvard Ave
Kennekeberg
F. Harbeck
Pedestrian Hit by Car In Dearborn and Seventh Ave
C McKenzie of 1013 65th Ave reported to police that his auto struck an unknown man at Dearborn and Seventh Ave. The man declined to give his name and was not injured. The note adds a 1921 count of nine injuries from alltes totaling 756 and cites Birmingham Age-Herald humor.
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C. McKenzie
65Th Ave
Dearborn
Seventh Ave
Earl Edward Wilkins
Seattle
Cedar Falls
A. M. Carson
Howell Sr
War Department
Wilkins
Second Ave
Union St
Woman to Head Million-Dollar Housing Plant
Miss Elsie M Loampke becomes the first woman to manage a national firm making demountable houses. From typist to chief executive she shows she can supervise planning and construction better than a man. She recently designed a five-room model and sells it nationwide for 498 dollars, ready to live in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Elsie M. Loampke
Torely
Architect Carl Gould to Speak on Public Appreciation
Carl F Gould will speak on The Architect and the Publics Appreciation of Architecture at a Seattle chapter American Association of Engineers meeting in the Fine Arts hall Friday night. Music by Glen B Morgan A H Fiecher and the Deacon Jones quartet. Members plan a radio trip the following Friday April 15 leaving the hall at 1 and 1 30 p m.
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Carl F. Gould
Seattle
American Association of Engineers
Fine Arts Hall
Glen B. Morgan
A. H. Fiecher
Deacon Jones
University Offers Course in Textiles
The university extension service offers a textiles course led by Assistant Professor Grace G. Denny starting April 12 for buyers and assistants. Registration is at the first class on April 12 at 7 30 p.m. in room 301, Home Economics Hall. Thirteen lessons will be taught.
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Grace G. Denny
University Extension Service
Seattle Railway Posts $11,290 Monthly Profit
Seattle's municipal railway earned $11,290 more than it paid out in February. The figures sent to Mayor Caldwell by Supt. D. W. Henderson show depreciation provisions exceeding $57,000 by month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Municipal Railway
Caldwell
D. W. Henderson
Railway Department
Wet Churches Held Legal by Decision
Justice Fitz of the District of Columbia supreme court rules churches may use intoxicating liquors for sacramental purposes. Funeral services will be at 9 a m Thursday at St Margaret's church for Mrs Theresa Colligan 75 who died Tuesday at her home 2851 23rd ave W Colligan resided here 25 years and leaves three daughters Mrs R A Nicholson Mrs George Ley and Mrs Isabella Stunts.
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Washington
Fitz
District of Columbia Supreme Court
St. Margaret’s Church
Theresa Collignan
23Rd Ave
Mra. Colligan
R. A. Nicholson
George Ley
Isabella Stunts
Book Agent-Lady Answers Poems and Clock Requests
A playful note shows a book agent answering poems and a housewife asking for the time to set the clock. The fragment hints at a dialogue about information needs and timekeeping.
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Anver
Missing Relatives Notice Seeks Long-Lost Kin Across Nations
The Star lists several missing relatives and sought connections from readers. Requests include Roy Wherry last heard from in Idaho, Ulrik Anton Borglin in Seattle, and carriers of other family leads such as Mrs. A L Kelly seeking Anna Lee and relatives in Georgia.
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the Star
Roy Wherry
A. J. Wherry
General Delivery
Portland
Ore
Idaho
A. L. Kelly
Findlay St
Seattle
Anna Lee
Albany
Ind
Nora EB
Dulu
Henry Leonard Young
Alice Bradley
Macon
Thor Suleng
Mari Sulenge
Harpnesom Station
Norway
Line Accused by Jamaicans
Thirteen men claiming to be Jamaicans and British subjects accuse the Admiral line of mistreatment aboard the Ruth Alexander on the Havana to Seattle voyage. They allege forced signing of articles, abandonment ashore, and reliance on charity in Seattle while planning a U S court damages suit. Named claimants include M Allwood Louis Davidson W Pinnock W Russell O Pinnock and others.
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Admiral Line
Havana
Ruth Alexander
Seattle
Murray
Harry Jones
Shasta
First Ave
Jones
G. O'Neal
New York
O'Neall
United States
Admiral Lee
M. Allwood
Louis Davidson
W. Pinnock W. Russell
O. Pinnock
O. Barrett
BE. Tenford
H. Logan
N. A. Frazer
W. Edwards
EB. Rayfield
B.grant
H. Pratt
Maj Thomas J Cunningham Seeks Mayoral Win On War Against Dope
Maj Thomas J Cunningham candidate for mayor vowed to expand Seattle narcotic fighters if elected. Speaking at All Saints church he warned the drug evil in Seattle citing grand jury figures of at least two million addicts nationwide including many under 18. He backed school based education and public campaigns to curb drug use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Cunningham
Seattle
Maj. Cunningham
All Saints’ Church
Grand
United States
Cunningham
Community Flower Planting Fete at Alki Point
The Alki Women's Improvement Club led a ceremony near Alki school to plant poppies in memory of Stanley Snowden and Logan Ryan. Civic groups including the park board Chamber of Commerce Minute Women Boy Scouts and Campfire Girls participated as Seattle aims to be the Flower City of America.
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Alki Point
Seattle
America
Chamber of Commerce
Alki Women's ‘Improvement Club
Park Board
Minute Women
Boy Scouts
Alki
Schmitz Park Blvd
58Th Ave
Stanley Snowden
Logan Ryan
France
U. S. Dry Officers Arrest Four Men
Federal prohibition agents conducted three raids on First avenue soft drink shops, arresting four men involved in running the establishments. Seized were grape, smile, cider and moonshine. Brown brothers of 1206 First avenue and proprietor A Swanson of 1204 First avenue plus cider shop operator S A Kelly of 1214 First avenue were jailed without bail in city custody.
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Prohibition
First Ave
Cc. Brown
G. N. Brown
Juneau
Yukon
A. Swanson
S. A. Kelly
City
County urged to fund Sand Point aviation field
Trustees of the Chamber of Commerce urge the county commissioners to spend 10,000 dollars immediately to improve the Sand Point aviation field. The push follows a warning from Frank Fretwell that Boeing Airplane Co. Capt. Roald Amundsen and Eddie Hubbard will move airplane projects away from Seattle unless a field is provided.
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Sand Point
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Fretwell
Chambers
Boeing Airplane Co
Roald Amundsen
Eddie Hubbard
Seattle
Dies of Injuries in Street Car Accident
Col. Henry W. Young, 57, of 721 Ninth Ave., died in city hospital from injuries sustained Monday night after being struck by a Madison street car at Third Ave and Senecast. The collision occurred when he stepped from behind a car into the street and the operator J. A. Williams failed to stop in time.
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Carter
Macknald Miller
Columbia
Ferdinand At
Solembia
Hrexcer & CO
Nealtors
Hington ND CO
Third Ave
Beacon Hill
Biliett
Billy Nelson
Green Lake
Rainier
Call Kenn Kenwood
Ins
Dow
Henry W. Young
Ninth Ave
City Hospital
Madison
J. A. Williams
Senecast
Colonel Young
Williams
Natural Change Quote Reflects On Past Roles
A line notes that people once referred to them as girls, reflecting on changing gender or age status. The remark underscores a perception shift and highlights nostalgia or critique of outdated labeling.
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Ory Ting
Seattle Star Party
Northwest
Star
TSO
Alwey
Per
Taft
Hide
J A. Leonard
Civil Service Examiner
Equitable Bidg
FEMA
Isde
Pyang
Seattle Civil Service
Transitman
Marine Stoker
Rory
Tle Star
Ainting
PAPER
Kalsomining
al Nany North
Iman
Garfield
Walla
10Th Ave
S. W
Marr
Femail
Girla
Herbert Dye
Mills
Broadway
East Main
Edwin J. Brown
Denamore
North
Mier Bird
Hainier
United
Good View
VINE
Oth Ave
Howell
Virgines Hotel
Weetlake Ave
Evies
Ower
Emma SX Crowe
ALE
OB Williams Company
Wiret Ave
Getty
Indows
Terry Ave
Capitol
NEW Victor Records
Men Pathe Records
Rae “S
Northlake
St Otan
la West
Loweaer
Beacon
Filake
U. S Navy
Joseph Martin & Son
Milwaukee Ocean Dock
Lander
Minorcas
Ancona
Rhode Island
Pike Place
Vol Stein
Jim Wileen
Kent Bay
Pat James Henry
HAY Ubed Cars
Chilcott Way
Grant
Oldsmobile
Sott-Nash Monon, Co
Cwandcer Dispatch
Billett
Mossbeak
Lith
Ave
Sones & Pitzer
Isi
Adiso
Harley
Nevis Dayton
Aleo Girls
Heal Estate
Gecenit
Amall
Hous Minhhirr Realty Co
McGlothern
American Hank
29Th Ave
Stanwood
Arlington
H. Etolson
Seaboard Ride
Acres O'Brien
Pacific Highway
P. van Arsdalts
Third
Et Sound
Charlies Somera Co
Alarka Ride
P. VAN_ARSDALE
Lake Stevens
Thurston County
Fireside Realty CO
Bidg. Eli
Acker
Au- Burn
Bacumelaw
Moore
K. 1
Auburn
Silverdale
Ollinger
Empire Iid
Acker Witi
Sotre
Ird Ave
Water Front
Tide Landa
Howse
Beattie
Renton
Washinton
Water Front Property
Mercer
Frank W. Flood
Main
Rand
Intraeay
United Finance
P. O. Box
American Bank
Matt
Cheater Medical Co
Naralyele
London
2Nd Ave
Cageara
Mme. Til
Haight Bidg
The
Seattle Star Directory
Marels & Granite Co
Virginia
Edmunds
Fraser Paterson Coent
Filipmanick P. Gorin
Pat
Central
N. W
D. C
Tiarkay Lowen & CO
Pantages Bidg
Cervi
Firet
Jounstrom
Olin
Birmingham Age-Herald
Elsie M. Lempke
Bureau of Missing Relatives
Ulrik Anton Borglin
Ulrik Anton Horglin
Caroline Borglin
N. E
C. C. Borglin
Ortonville
Minn
Wm. F. Hillix
Flower Sr
Los Angeles
Cal
Nina Graham
Truitt
Joan Manesville
Lizzie Elliott
Sigismund Wittich
Wittich
Jack Sommer
Pioneer Building
Ed H. Sutton
Carsten Andrew Svend
Car Asten
Andrew Svendsen
Amalie Svendsen
Helgolandegade
Aalborg
Denmark
Willam Hansen
Uncle Sam
Agricultural Department
Washington Bureau
Seattle Star
N. Y. Ave
Washington, D. C
Dope
Major Cunningham
U. S
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