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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
6
Hundreds of thousands of boys join the scout movement in Britain forging a democratic, mixed‑class organization. Leaders say camping, drill and outdoor play build discipline, health and character while preparing future citizens and potential servicemen.
A garbled classified page lists multiple employment notices. It mentions help wanted for maids, dressmakers, general labor, factory work, and sales roles, with various locations such as Monroe Washington and Columbus areas. Several pay rates and contact hints appear, including street addresses and phone hints, though many details are corrupted.
Furnished and unfurnished houses offered for rent in Worth area. Listings show five room modern cement homes with yard, water, and views. prices range from 20 to 40 dollars per month. Contact numbers include KH 4827 and Main 6830 for details and showing.
A number of land seekers pursue Carey Act opportunities in Idaho and Montana. Advertisements offer parcels including a four acre plot with a year-old orchard and water rights, plus a perpetual war right, with booklets on application. Contact Carl Ericson at 806 Liberty Hillad, Third and Union.
Furnished three room flat in Seattle area with heat and water included. Also a single furnished room for a young man at 8 per month. Listings note prices around 1666 to 2660 and show several brick 60 room building options near Pioneer. Contact ATE FUNK CO Inc 602 6 Pioneer Way for details.
Multiple listings show furnished rooms for rent and housekeeper spaces in various addresses including 1618 James St and 1415 James Power, with weekly rates around 1 to 2 dollars and per month options. Advertisements include private board, hotel rooms, and housekeeping suites near walking distance to downtown, rail lines, or stores, inviting inquiries and phone contacts.
Multiple listings show rooming houses with 22 rooms near a line, rents around $6 a month, and trade possibilities including agriculture gear, real estate, or furniture. Other ads include a large cafe for sale, a boarding house near Index Washington, a 14 room rooming house, and an 10 acre North of city parcel near interurban. Potential buyers urged to act quickly.
Classified ad listing multiple parcels and farms for sale in Washington state. Includes 4to 64 acre farm with buildings near Fort Angeles, riverfront and orchard details, 10 acre parcels near Tumwater and Redmond Valley, and various terms and prices. Highlights include acreage, improved and unimproved land, house and barn, and payment options with down payments and monthly installments. Potential buyers urged to contact listed agents or owners.
A Cleveland Plain dealer excerpt recalls a political figure who defeated the New York senatorial bid, shaking the Republican machine in Washington. The rival claims he was once a croupler at Monte Carlo, with the source noting he studied abroad.
Park City Utah April 12 Two men forced 25 patrons to line up at the wall and robbed the Oak house securing 700 dollars from a fare table. The bandits fled with revolvers while the proprietor posted a 400 dollar reward dead or alive drawing many men into the hunt.
In Cleveland Leader and Kansas City Journal quotes a taxi of hints about a man’s office misgivings and a driver’s cautious nature. A curious exchange reveals how a simple errand uncovers a deeper shift in life and roles.
Frank P. Morrow was found guilty of criminal assault by a jury in Judge Ronald's court after a three day trial. The defense claimed the prosecution was framed by Dr. J Eugene Jordan, who had become Morrow's enemy, while Morrow's son Don testified against him. The verdict followed a late afternoon delay caused by the death of a relative of a Brighton Beach resident.
The Seattle Star advertises subscription prices and delivery details. It notes rates including annual and monthly options, renewal reminders, and a mail office contact for service issues. The notice emphasizes timely refunds and delivery accuracy for subscribers.
Fragmentary death notices list several wives and families connected to individuals with surnames such as Hien, Barnes, Mitetetl, Chrivet, Hanson, and Branc. The text includes mentions of spouses, daughters, and locations with dates like April 1 and April 24, but no clear, complete details or identifications. The page appears to be a damaged obituary or social notice section.
Real estate notices show extensive acreage and small farms for sale or exchange. Listings include cleared tracts with frontage priced 150 to 700 per tract, some with cattle, chickens, and fruit trees. Offers mention nearby Tacoma interurban access and contact points at White Brown Co and J C Prior for purchases and terms.
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