Wanted Male
Fragmentary OCR reads as a classified style notice with the repeated phrase WANTED MALE and scattered garbled text. No clear name or position is discernible.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1907
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR reads as a classified style notice with the repeated phrase WANTED MALE and scattered garbled text. No clear name or position is discernible.
A truncated notice from Vintury Yerkes Company outlines loan offers amid a tight market. It cites specific terms and interest considerations, signaling cautious lending activity to manage demand and risk.
A fragmented page list shows local ads for Unies Dental Co and dyeing services. It mentions monu ments and marble works, with prices and contact hints spread among various sellers along Fourth Ave and nearby streets.
An investment note from ACME INVESTMENT CO promotes a Idaho land deal on a rural tract of tan4 on a county road. Terms include 610% cash and a quick transfer with water rights and potential value rise over years. Contact ACME at 418-46 Pioneer Building for details.
Fragmentary real estate notes mention acres for sale near Kent and Everett Interurban, with references to strawberry beds and a lot near a main street block. Partial entries reference penny down terms and balances, plus a river area and terms for property acquisition.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Rainier Valley activity with mentions of traffic, positions, and a potential public matter. Scattered names and places appear unclear but indicate a local issue or event in progress during a cited timeframe.
Fragments describe a water service disruption affecting Grand View and nearby areas. References to months, commands, and odd phrases hint at infrastructure issues and local response efforts. Names, dates, and places are sparsely readable.
A mixed classified like notice offers items for sale or trade including a lake view property near Reinier Heights and a Bron ent tage tract. Several ad fragments mention rent payments, easy terms, and specific locations such as Ray View and Reinier street with prices around 700 and 708 dollars.
Auction notice describes 2 lots for sale near the university with a 1.07 price, cash terms, and easy arrangements. Several parcels on Seed Avenue include a large T room house and cleared land. paving possible and value to rise per cent if purchased together.
Fragmentary notice indicates new additions at Riverton will be on the market Friday morning with listings including land and water at Riverton prices. It mentions taking tenor and improving offerings, though text is garbled.
Real estate notice advertises a four room cottage for sale. The owner invites buyers to view a modern wired home in the Unton district with a low price and easy pay plan. Down payment listed as 69 pounds per month on a £7 60 shilling price.
Tonight the city council in committee of the whole will discuss Mayor Moore’s ordinance to authorize a commission to examine the street railway system and its franchise compliance. A full council vote is expected Monday, with opposition wary of $50 daily expert costs and doubts about the need to probe past deals.
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and six ladies visited Beattie yesterday afternoon. They traveled from New York on April 1 in the private car Wayfarer, riding over the Great Northern line to Vancouver. The group proceeded via the Canadian Pacific route.
A night fight aboard the steamship Tango Maru at the Great Northern dock left many sailors badly cut after a card game dispute escalated to knife violence. Deaths listed include Keerman Mery Egerman age 19 on April 22 at Providence hospital, Frank P. Smith age 60 on April 17 at Beattie, and Net Meliravie age 60 on April 16 at Ketchikaa.
Birthe were registered today as fellows listing marriages: Shipley at 118 2204 av N on April 1 to Lilae M Shipley. Wallahan at Stewart street on April 22 to Albert Wallahan. Snyder at the maternity hospital on April 17 to Chas G Snyder.
Mayor Morr reviews three theater ordinances and the general license ordinance with the liquor license exception. The measures govern temporary amusements and all licenses except liquor sales. For sale by owner a new six room property is offered with details not fully readable.
Real estate brief notes a cottage near town with easy access, offering low 1.0 percent terms and balance financing through Tarnell Realty Co. at the Empire Building. Potential buyers urged to examine options and deposit arrangements.
Compact property near Btruria Street features a small house, tree lined lot with multiple fruit trees and a fine view. Street graded access, contact North 10T for details.
Patrolman Dontas described in court how he arrested Pere Delle Lombard after a saloon altercation near Yealer Way yesterday morning. Lombard reportedly fought back, but was restrained and Delia received a $35 fine.
Following a price advance by beef wholesalers, merchants raised prices by three cents a pound. Widely reported shortages of cattle pushed wholesale meat costs higher and forecasts indicate further rises. Farmers and dealers cite limited supply and continued demand as key factors behind the trend.
Henry Happin, away from Providence yesterday afternoon in a delirious state, was found near a block and a half away this noon. Hospital attendants report he died by his own action during the incident.
Morning walk witness Pinnesey appears with two large sacks while his employer filed a bail release. Wappenstein reports carts moved, pledged will to fight to defend law, while papers and foreign points supply context. Banquet arrangements set for the state men's club dinner with Maver Win and engineer R. Hie as principals.
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