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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1906
Page
6
A dense, fragmented compilation of rental listings, housekeeping rooms, upper tenements, and sale notices. Includes prices, addresses, and contact details for rooms, houses, show cases, and land tracts. Numerous entries mention utilities, location near Broadway and Pike, and various neighborhoods.
Acre tracts and four boats advertised within minutes ride of the city. Sound or lake access touted as superior. terms available on lots and acres on car line. Inquiry directed to Starr-Boyd Building or Beene & Mahoney, 618-819 New York.
Auction style notices describe cheap acres near a speedway and a Collins River area block at Brewster. Offers include full land with improvements, fencing, cows, and household goods. Local brokers Hillman and Aspinwall advertise real estate opportunities and unsettled terms interest.
A cluttered mixed text advertises small houses near streetcar lines in Seattle with terms like half cash, easy terms, and corner lots. It mentions 1601 Boylston Avenue and Interbay area, with notes on improvements, gardens, fruit trees, and a broker named Seattle Homeseller Co. Includes multiple property snippets, prices around 1 to 900 dollars per unit and payments per month, plus loan hints and view claims.
Listing describes 6 acres known as Mal-Sd tract near Everett Interurban, closest town Moule, with cedar and stringers present. Another tract of high acres between O Brien and Kent near Tacoma-Heattia inter, offered in first-class condition with real value around 10 and price 4 000 with half cash and balance over time.
fragments indicate a land deal near Beattie with a stated sale value at a discount from present value. text mentions controlling interest by a party and rapid value changes suggesting a contentious transaction.
A fragment describes a waterfront project on Lake Atté with a two year timeline and counts toward a county effort. It mentions a plan or ark like structure on the lake and references months or years in its outline.
Real estate ad pitches Wenatchee Valley acreage for fruit orchards and farmland. It touts soil, climate, scenery, and water access with listings near schools and a low monthly price. Contact Harold Koren for full particulars and available parcels including half acre blocks with houses.
Classified ads list multiple properties near Green Lake and Queen Anne Hill including modern cottages with 4 to 5 rooms, baths, and basements. Prices range from cash deals to monthly payments with car line access and proximity to Mig Drive. Listings include White & Co and Osner & Melorn selling near 1204 East Marion after 6 PM, with various terms and near new high schools.
Nine acres near Routh Park with a small lake and heavy timber priced at 81 800 cash. 70x12 lot with a 3 room house near car line for 81 800 cash and easy monthly payments. Also listings of inland acreage south of the city within six miles, and waterfront acreage on a new boulevard at 155 per acre. Cottages and four room homes offered with low down payments and close to Foster Station and Renton car line.
Classified notices show multiple parcels for sale near the Steel Works including 4 room houses with pantries two lot offers high lighted by SUN REALTY INVESTMENT CO and WITTER & JONNATON. Listings mention open lots near East Park Addition and Queen Anne style homes with amenities and payments.
Real estate notices describe multiple rental opportunities in S Snoqualmip Valley area. Listings mention monthly payments, cash options, room rentals, and terms for modern homes and cottages near transit lines and landmarks. Includes properties in Damar Beeton Lot, Colman Building, and near Mioneer Square with interest in prime views and close proximity to city amenities.
An ad describes 36900 two lots at Green Lake priced with $180 cash and $3 per month payments. Howard H. Lewis & Company at the Haller Block advertise another home and lot on easy terms. B and TT Realty Co lists Marion Building offices promoting affordable housing and rent options.
Ballard mill owners plan to hire skilled weavers from Texas Louisiana and Mississippi to replace striking shingle weavers amid a labor dispute. A supervisor says no union men will be rehired until the strike ends. Separate accidents injure Julius Butter at Buineon Mill and a saw-department worker. burglaries occur at Kant Ride Grocery and Cascade Drug Store. Mary Badie to leave Ballard for Seattle care. Captain Heth Chandler and Palmon Hay Shine Co. feature in local events. Cedar Number Manufacturing erects fence. Ferguson to launch a 40-foot launch for fertilizer production.
Captain Omar J. Humphrey announced the Alaska Coast company will soon close the charter for a third steamer to serve the westward run. Bertha and Portland currently operate, Jeanie returns to Schubach and Hamilton for Nome readiness, and a Nome route steamer is planned this season. Pending deals aim to expand Nome traffic and capacity.
Professor Landes of the University of Washington says Mount Rainier remains unthreatened by recent quakes and volcanic events, noting no shocks felt locally and stressing focus depth and regional seismic belts. Three damage suits filed in Seattle Superior Court seek money damages from the Seattle Electric Co for deaths and injuries.
The Spokesman-Review surveyed western city mayors on union stations as talks surge. Mayor Moore reports the union depot nearing completion and notes railroads have carried the cost without city aid. The goal is to attract railroads and secure rights of way for a central union station.
An annual conference of Pacific coast Episcopalians will meet at a church on April 23 with representation from major coastal cities. The event features an Episcopalian missionary focus and an open meeting at Grand Opera House led by J. W. Beauchamp.
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