Real estate offers and rentals around Ballard area
Listing of multiple rentals and small homes in Ballard and nearby districts with prices from 1 600 to 6150 cash and monthly balances. Notes mention modern S rooms near car lines, fruit trees, gardens, proximity to schools and parks, and low rent apartments with 7 to 10th avenues. Includes contact references Ballard 2120 and Main 28955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tiet
Youn
Third Ave
Kath
Hopse
Trooma
10Th Ave
W. Rees
Green Lake District
Theoulevard
Car Line
West Woodland
Ballard North
Kingsbury Atrwell & Morford Colman Fildy
Dumar Highland Park
Lake Burien
City Water
West & Whefler
Colman
Falcott
Port Orchard Commercial Co
Ita
Kiteap County
Puget
Mary Yard
CALL
Port Orchard
Ward
Bay
Ida Smith
California Ave
West 252
Fauntleroy
Gatewood
Public Markets Corner Stall Listings and Prices
A detailed scan of stalls at Public Markets Corner lists dozens of dairy, produce, and seafood items with prices from stalls 1509 through 1521. Highlights include fresh ranch eggs 42 per dozen, Jersey butter 45e, marma de tea garden preserves, salmon 30c, crab and shrimp specials, Early Rose seed potatoes $1.60 per 100 lb, and apples, pears, and berries with varied per-unit costs. It notes many stalls offering butter, cheese, milk, flour, prunes, and canned goods, with ongoing bulk and standard pricing across aisles and sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Mt. Vernon
Borden's
Ile Mtalls
Mtalla
Young autoist to be charged after coroner inquest
An inquest into the death of John B. Franklin found the 18 year old driver M C Ruggles caused the fatal collision by careless driving at 20th Ave and East Union. Ruggles faces manslaughter charges from the prosecuting attorney. Franklin, a former shipyard worker, resided at 933 30th Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BE. Franklin
20Th Ave
East Union
M. C. Ruggles
Pastiake Ave
Franklin
Ruggles
30Th Ave
Willeik
Ballard i
Seattle Women Learn to Do Work of Men in War Era
The National Service League for Women trains Seattle women in telegraphy stenography photography elevator operation and salesmanship to fill jobs left by men called to the colors. They run a canteen and dances for enlisted men, crochet shawls for French aged women, promote food production and war drives, and support overseas relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
National Service League For Women
Service League
Department of Labor
League
Help Service Club
Soldiers’ and Railors’ Club
Fourth Ave
Cherry Et
Seattle League
Department of Overseas Relief
United States
France
Liberty Loan
New York City
Skinner-Eddy to Launch 14th 8000-Ton Ship This Week
Thursday marks the launch of ship number 14 from Skinner & Eddy’s yard, an 8,800 ton steel freighter. Ten of the 16 ships in the first series were commandeered by the Shipping Board, six by direct contract, with twelve delivered to the government. The Ossineke receives a turbine engine, while the Western Queen and another ship await tests as work accelerates under government contracts. The program foresees five new yards under direct supervision and the first vessels to be 7,500 ton tankers for oil transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner-Eddy
Shipping Board
Skinner & Eddy
Ossineke
Skinner & Eddy Corporation
Pacific Coast
South
Ship Board Chief Seeks 50 Million for Stone Ship Build
Chairman Hurley of the United States Shipping Board asks Congress for 50 million dollars to develop stone ship construction and related facilities. The request aims to boost wartime ship production and strengthen maritime capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
United States Shipping Board
Congress
Arras Passes Test as New French Auxiliary Schooner
The Arras passed an initial test Monday and was accepted by Kenneth M. Walker official agent for the French owners in the Northwest. Capt. Charles Gruenius and First Mate D. Favereau will command a French crew as the War Comox is set to launch at the Polar Island yard in New Westminster on Thursday. The Lyall yards in North Vancouver plan to launch the War Cariboo on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arras
Kenneth M. Walker
Northwest
Charles Gruenius
D. Favereau
Polar Island
New Westminster
B. C
Lyall Yards
North Vancouver
Four Hundred Workers Assigned by U S Employment Bureau
Four hundred workmen were assigned to work Monday by the U S employment bureau at First and Union according to F A Silcox special agent. A large number were overturn men who transferred from one ship yard to another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Employment Bureau
Union
F. A. Silcox
Shipyard Men Ride Pro Teuton on Rail
Fred G. Stoner is jailed awaiting federal inquiry after pro German remarks at the Ames shipyard. Guards saved him from a crowd of workers. Frank Hokolich from the same yard reportedly rode a rail for saying he would throw $50 to the fish rather than buy Liberty Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Stoner
Ames Shipyard
Frank Hokolich
Ames Yard
Minute Men Meeting at West Woodland School House
A meeting of the Minute men of precincts 52 and 53 is set for Wednesday April 10 at 8 p m in the West Woodland school house. The notice follows a grocery list of items including Central corn flakes Oata Early June peas and Crystal White soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oata
del Monte
Guittard
Minute Men
West Woodland School House
City Franchise Granted for Fire Alarm System
The National District Telegraph company was granted a city franchise to install its fire alarm system after a long council session. Council members Erickson Lane and Haas opposed, citing delay in public ownership and duplicate service by Instantaneous Fire Alarm. The company had sought entry for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National District Telegraph Company
Lane
Erickson, Lane and Haas
Goas
Hold District Meeting of Rebekahs District No 1
The semi annual district meeting of Rebekahs District No 1 will be held at the I O O F temple at Tenth Ave and Pine St on Friday April 12 commencing at 10 a m. The notice lists ownership and circulation details for The Seattle Star dated April 1 1918 including publishers editors and stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhernier Court OF Titre United States
Washington
Edward M. Gowran
Acta of Congress
Peattle
Eaid
Beattie
Frank L. Cromhry
Frank L. Cromhry, Clerk, Ity Lerta D Manning
District Court OF the United Bratea
Western District
Carter HM. Lucas
Congress
Heattie
Ois
Bea
Frank L. Crorry
Ty & BK
Rebekahs
I. O. O. F. Temple
Tenth Ave
Pine St
The
Star
Seattle
County of King
F. W. We
Seattle Star
Star Publishing Co
Wash
LeRoy Sanders
J. P. Scripps
West Chester
Ohio
John H. Perry
Cleveland
W. Scripps
Miramar
Cal
BE. F
San Diego
Jedith H. Brown
Cincinnati
L. R. Scholl
M. W. Vanedercook
John Vandercook
Margaret W. Vandercook
Leoncardo
N. J
F. BR. Clark
San Die Cal
A. M. Hopkins
Cunningham
St. Paul
Minn
M. H. DeMuth
M Kate Atwood
I Scripps
N. HB
Dolla Blair
I. W. Webster
Monegan
W. Gardne
of Washington
Sea Wash
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Ian
Detroit
Lc Ia A Chek Pam Ieee Ae
Minautre of Want Ad Department
Blodge
Bullort Bay
Moowe Hall
Heart
Alexander BF Hireman
Attorner
Wille
Merteeces
Leon Bridg
Jamen Filiott
Confidentia
Phurke
Rivers
Fred P. Gorin
Patest
TOL Central Ae
Wnwick Lawrence
Flurke Mia Ln al
Sanders & CO
Provident Loan Society, Inc
Seneca
Marton
Felat CO
Wosey Tocsen
Creneernoresnreaese Eee Eee
KODAK
Ret Jacobse. P
Fillott
Triverettr
Opticians
Eamonds Praner
Physicians and Surgeons Patheen Harrison
Aixth Pitlett
Fireproof Storage Ware
Central Storage Co
White
GiAtiixe Hota
Piret Ave
Westlake Ave
Truman Warie
Toute Myers
Sorel TY
Junk Finstack Co
First Ave & Btnett
Avite
OT Bree
Firet Ave
Pine St. Lares
Beth
Ferry Dork
Frice
Madleon
Burke & Farrar, Inc
Kirkland
J. J. Breneman
Clear Lake
Big Late
Howse
Christy
Silverdale
Navy Yard
W. H
37Th Ave
Vaklms CO
Colny
Colby
Sound
Clifford & van Arsdale
Acrors
Bhattle
Tacoma
Kent Ali
Puget Bound Farms CO
Oferry
Clifppord & van Aradale
Canada
Allan Cameron
Canadian Pacific Ry
Ninth Ave
Calgary
Alberta
Acker
New York Miock
BR. Berry
Issaquah
Dinkle
University
Rainier Ave
Cloverdale ST
West & Wheeler Colman
Kanters
Beacon Hill
Jefferson Park
Rainier
Addresea F. CO
Gitman Park
Haysview
Ballard
Blewett At
WitMa
CfArr
Nonwrom & Riley Lanor
T W. Washington
Lanorena
United Station
Shipyard Workers
FAM Lanor
JM. C. Paters
Thind Avr
Court Mowse
Clara Machuinista
Sidney Th
Hingtet
Mid
Ney
Jagiet
Hoge
Greene
Sidney
Hmagtet
Hoge Hide
Echool
Queen City
Columbia Hat Pamorer
American Can Co
Foot Cedar St. Young LA
Septione
SCHOO
Mrtt. N
Roetyn
W. Firth
Oswald
Pilllett
Kenwood
Auy
Alaska Petroleum & Cont
Pacific Electric
Wil
Selly
Yale-Wyoming & Gas
Merine Life Savings
Universal — Power
Liberty
Wyoming
Mount Ranier Mining Co
Alaska Homestake
Red Monarch
Aaste
Max Winkler Elliott
Anne Oultry
Colummn
Ranaita
Bale
Atan
Eood
Henton Ear
Holden
Fifth
Kenyon
South Park
Pld
Priday Nigut
George- Town
Citizenship Papere
Hank
Kolvitia
Nace
Ballard _ LAET
First National
Bank Savings Flock
SPO
Ma—Automobil
Winton Motor
Rada Asaione
Peld
Elage Goore
Isecesss
Aare
Lerwest
Weet Cobling
Oo. T. Williama CO
Noad
Webb Kitchen & Ca
Bil University
Meyer-Toner
Trecorda Mtrical Record Exchange
Wentinke Elliott
New Times
Alabka Fur CO
Madiaon
the Pacific Auction Co
USHD
Smith Jewelry CO
SMITH
Haiti
Violet Ray
Hippodrome
Fifth and University
Elliott
Lessona
Steven Why
Halle
4Th Ave
Anan
New York
Cherry At Diamonds, Watches ON Credit Michael
Holland
Fourth and
Jefferson
Court House
Red Bear
Ames
Sterhubarb
Barrington Mall
Durkee
M. J. Th
Japan
Columbia River
Alaska
Stall
Sweet Martes
Cecil Tirumera
Lady Greenall
General McArthura
Westlake
Columbia River Minel
Swift
Ellensburg
Tae
Tzard Tuck
Ptar
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Club
Cherry St
Women’s Service League
NNG Eportainty
Oble Jjeaaim Kington
Pro-Teuton
John Garrison
Howard
7Th Ave. S
Ronald
Superior Court
Eead
Lundin
Garrison
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