For Sale 80 Acre Farm Near Silverdale Washington
Classified listing detailing 80 acres near Silverdale with 32 improved, 5-room house, barn, 3 wells, large chicken coops, young orchard, 2 miles from Silverdale and 10 miles from navy yard. Asking price 1800 dollars with terms arranged. Also mentions other listings and notices across farms stocks and bonds and a public garage permit protest.
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Washington Waterfront
Soens
Charles FE
Adams
Third Ave
Port Seehe
Mitchell Road
A. N. Blakely
Kennydale
Ralph C. McAllaster
Central
Elliott
Bothell Road
Robison CO
3Rd Ave
Gilham
Seaboard
Albany
Ten Ae . P. Co
East Stanwood
List & Rainier
Silverdale
Wash
Navy Yard
C. Ellia
Tracyton
Skawit Valley
Washington
Schirman
Mt Vernon
Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorneys at Law and services
Directory style item listing multiple law firms and services with notices of free consultations and loan offers. Includes addresses and phone numbers for attorneys at law chiropractors bicycle shop lenders storage and medical services.
125 Acre Cultivation Ranch with Livestock and Orchard
Land and improvements description shows 125 acres first and second beach land under cultivation with 20 more acres under cultivation. Includes good buildings a good orchard six cows young stock tools and equipment valued at 12000 dollars with payment terms of half cash.
Notice of sale and bids for German American Mercantile Bank assets
State Bank Examiner announces sale of remaining assets of the insolvent German American Mercantile Bank. Sealed bids accepted until 6 p.m. May 19, 1919, with report to be filed May 15. Notices to creditors and interested parties. Also notice of pending liquidation and bid process with address 318 White Building Seattle.
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Washington
ORS
German-American Mercantile Bank
State of Washington
Beattie
Asaeta
Superior Court
German- American Mercantile Bank
Genet
Superior Court of the State of Washington
Ging
Court of the State Bank Examiners
Lous HH. Moore
State Bank Examiner
Caid
Aaid State Bank Examiner
White Building
Settle
Ward
Louie H. Moore
Renk
State Bank
Superior Court of
King County
HW Moore
Hank
Base Hospital 50 Starts Home Soon
Base hospital unit No. 50, composed of Seattle men with lengthy overseas service, will leave New York Monday morning bound for Seattle.
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Seattle
New York
Canuck Officer Meets Private at Station Parade
Corp William Wykes of the Canadian railway troops greeted Private F W Turner of Company KB Slat infantry upon Turner's arrival. Turner, a veteran of the Argonne woods, spent five weeks in hospital. Wykes, an old friend, attended to welcome him this morning.
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the Lion and
the Eagle
Corp
William Wykes
F. W. Turner
Turner
Broadway N
Argonne Woods
Wykes
250 Street Cars Delayed for Soldier Welcome Parade
About 250 street cars were held up for an hour Saturday morning during the Ar gonne heroes parade. Superintendent T F Murphine estimates Seattle revenue loss at 1250 dollars, though he says the delay was worth it to honor the returning soldiers.
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Argonne
T. F. Murphine
Seattle
Murphine
Will Exhibit Pets and Award Ribbons
The Queen Anne Congregational church youth will exhibit pets of many kinds on Sunday afternoon. Blue and red ribbons will be awarded to first and second prize winners in each pet category. The top prize for best pet is a live animal.
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Queen Anne Congregations
Canary
Parlez Vous? GIs Recall French Trip Amid Laughs
A returned American serviceman recalls his time in France in a lighthearted interview. He describes interactions with locals and French girls, and shares a humorous, garbled line about ordering drinks. The piece captures wartime impressions with a playful tone.
Sergt Nat R Smith Earns Medal for Bravery at Argonne
Sergt Nat R Smith of Co K 361st Infantry earned a wartime decoration for providing valuable information under heavy fire during a fierce Argonne forest engagement. He led a platoon alone, a feat unmatched by other regimental sergeants, and his actions helped the battalion in a critical moment.
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Nat. R. Smith
Argonne
Bomba
Argonne Woods
Veterans praise wartime welfare groups in gratitude remarks
A group of veterans lauds the Salvation Army for hot coffee and doughnuts while praising the Red Cross and Knights of Columbus for their support during the war effort. The veterans cite the organizations as essential welfare aid for troops over SOAS.
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Salvation Army
Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
Soas
Soldiers Parade in Honor of War Veterans at Armory
Veterans of the 861st infantry division in full dress march past with solid discipline. A crowd cheers loudly as the band leads the platoon, recalling service from the Argonne and Belgium and the pride of their return.
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Arthur
Art Geiger
Bill
Gist
Italy severs allies union over peace talks at Paris
Italian leaders return to Rome amid crowd ovations after Premier Orlando and Sonnino abandon the peace conference. The government aims to secure a parliamentary vote of confidence to back the plan for Fiume, with annexation as a possible alternative if Paris yields.
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ED LL. Keen
United Press
Paris
Italy
Sonnino
Salandra
Rome
Civliane
Gare de Lyon
Orlando
Lasue
Ile
Moin Eatry
Fiume
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Many Cooties Found Lost in Camp Tales
A veteran recalls camp life with humor about abundant soldiers nicknamed cooties and their misadventures. He notes rations of canned Wille and iron bread, a lone wound stripe, and a service Chevron while recounting missing or lost ticks and the busy days at Camp Milla.
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Beaucoup
Camp Milla
Seattle parade of the Wild Westerners reaches city streets
Crowds fill Fourth avenue while Second avenue stays roped off as police guard the long march from the O and W station. The_Societ band and the "fightin' men" lead the column and the eager crowd presses toward the soldiers despite police barriers. The parade proceeds in orderly formation though the mob presses close.
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Seattle
Second Ave
Fourth Ave
Can't Eat Apples Thru Mask Yankee Gives It a Trial
Hubert Rose of Tenino posed in a tin derby gas mask and rifle gear as Mrs Carrington Mrs Smallman and Miss Delafield tried to feed him cookies and apples through the mask. He declared S no go and tore it off.
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Yankee
Hubert Rose
Tenino
A. B. Carrington
17Th Ave
J. Smallman
Hnst
Salvation Army
Mies
Mary Delafield
Summit
Red Cross and Society
Hubert
Dodging Flivvers Worse Than Hun Bullets He Says
Private J. J. Wiley of the 61st intelligence section recalls dodging flivvers in the countryside as harder than dodging bullets in France. He served through Argonne and Belgian campaigns without wounds, though he wears a sling from a Camp Merritt accident. He cites Ypres as the starkest wartime scene with thousands buried beneath rough wooden crosses.
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la Helle France
J. J. Wiley
61St
Wiley
Argonne
Belgium
Camp Merritt
Ypres
Tommy
Polly
Happy Mother Seeks Victory Bond to Bring Soldiers Home
Mrs N A Rice of 3217 Holden Ave expresses anxious hope as Corporal Bernard M Rice of Company A returns from service. She praises Northwest heroes and plans to buy a Victory loan bond to help bring all soldiers home after months of waiting.
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Yanks
Mra
N. A. Rice
Holden Ave
Bernard M. Rice
Company A
34Let Infantry
Northwest Heroes
Mra. Rice
Get Jobs for All Idle Men Employment Day Proclaimed
Acting Mayor W. D. Lane proclaimed Sunday May 4 as Employment Day. Sermons Bible classes and church meetings are to urge hiring of the unemployed including returning servicemen. Employers are asked to notify the U S employment office of available jobs.
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W. D. Lane
United States Employment Office
Joba
Burleson asks Supreme Court to dismiss intra state rate suit
Postmaster General Burleson asked the Supreme Court to dismiss a Kansas suit challenging federal authority to fix telephone rates. He argued the action is effectively against the United States and that congressional action grants him authority to set both inter state and intra state rates.
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Washington
United Press
Burleson
Supreme Court
Kansas
United States
Changed Looks in Their Faces After Returning Veterans Parade
Crowds lined Seattle streets in a joyous parade for returning veterans. Spectators hailed the servicemen as real men, many lifting hats as the American flag passed, a rare display of shared pride and celebration in the city.
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Seattle
Joy
Four Year Old Boy Delays Parade With Flower Basket
Four year old Billy Gillan of 1368 35th Ave South nearly stopped a parade by rushing from the curb at Second Ave and Seneca. He dragged a large bouquet laden tray behind him and laid blossoms before the marching column as guards watched and smiled.
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Billy Gillan
35Th Ave. S
Second Ave
Seneca
Billy
Editorial Warns Against Fiume Trade Boycott
A Chicago Croatian and Serbian daily argues that denying Fiume and the Dalmatian coast would deprive the Jugoslavs of their only chance at commercial life. The piece reflects tensions over maritime access and regional economic hopes.
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Fiume
Dalmatian
Chicago
Victory Loan Near 5 Million as Subscriptions Lag
Victory Loan subscriptions push toward 6 million with 13 working days left to hit Seattle’s 19 million target. Solicitors fear shortfalls from big subscriptions while outside counties surge. Meetings set with Capt Chamberlain and Capt Oxnard to rally effort as national totals report slow pace and a 4.5 billion minimum goal by May 10 requires about 0.5 billion daily.
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Victory Loan
Seattle
Washington
United Press
Victory Notes
National Loan
Remarkable SANOSIN Tuberculosis Remedy Promoted Worldwide
SANOSIN touted as the most effective pulmonary treatment by doctors including Felix Wolff and Danish experts. Berlin Medical Association recommendation cited. Amsterdam physician calls it a moral obligation to share. Claims include non injection action, immediate cough relief, and home trial with free booklet from SANOSIN Chicago address.
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Europe
Daneelina
Somerfeld
Wolff
Noel
Gauthier
Felix Wolff
Reiboldagaun
Berlin Medical Association
C. W. A. Essera
Amsterdam
Holland
France Not What It’s Cracked Up to Be
Private Weaver voices disappointment with France describing urban centers as fine but rural tracts as inferior. He says towns resemble American villages and notes locals take advantage of liberators in the American army.
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France
Firemen Recall Old Comrades and City Service
Lieut. Austin led a march by the fire station at Ave and Prie Street as members of his former company prepared to act. Duggan, once a Seattle sergeant, returned home a hero who earned his spurs through action.
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Lieut
Austin
Ave
Prie St
Duggan
Seattle
Holton Real Estate Service Expands Seattle Purchases
J. V. Holton & Co at 220 Marion introduces a new real estate approach in cooperation with suburban agents. They offer desirable buys in any Seattle tract and claim to save clients time by coordinating six top agents to represent buyers’ best interests.
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J. V. Holton & Co
Marion
Holton & Co
Seattle
V. Holton & Co
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Seattle Maternity Hospital, Inc
Private F. W. Turner
Corporal William Wykes
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Transportation Club
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Peerless Company
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Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank
Dexter Horton National Bank
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