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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1906
Page
6
Fragmented classified notices list rates for ads and employment requests. Job seekers and agents are urged to contact local offices and big firms offering health insurance and commissions, with scattered names and addresses from past listings.
A fragmented listing outlines multiple business spaces including delicatessen drug store hotel and rooming houses with rents ranging from about 7 to 70 per month. Notes mention terms like monthly rent quarterly payments and occupancy availability with various store types and employment agencies.
A rough classified note advertises a small home for cash sale. Details are garbled but indicate a one family dwelling with three rooms, low price, and landlady style tenancy terms. The text mentions a Beatrice address and a gardener’s type property but clarity is limited.
Local notices and ads feature listings for patent attorneys physicians and surgeons veterinarians sporting goods and land sales. Names mentioned include Guinn Wren and Landon alongside banks and land agents with details on auctions cultivation acreage and terms.
Real estate ad lists numerous parcels near the Interurban line and Fern Hill, touting 60 to 80 foot frontage, rich soil, and potential for rapid value growth. Prices from 675 per acre to higher figures, with terms and financing options highlighted by Harwood and Nichols agencies.
An unreadable OCR snippet references Milher mm. It mentions prices like 119.49 and 180 but contains many garbled words making specific details unclear. The fragment appears to be a catalog or sale note with references to items and prices.
The readable fragments describe a local property or land issue with mentions of tenants and a sale. Specific names, dates, or places are not discernible. The passage appears damaged and lacks concrete actions or outcomes to summarize clearly.
A dense ad spread markets multiple Lake Washington waterfront plots and Lake Union area homes. Listings include terms, prices, and builders notes from firms like AMERICAN REALTY and MILLER CO. Brokerages tout water views, access to streetcar lines, and rapid development with monthly payments and down payments. Homes range from five room cottages to corner lots near universities and city centers with varying down payments and installments.
The garbled dispatch describes early work on a Wes He street fire line with mention of a town, drivers, and a plan to resume tomorrow. It notes possible completion within days and hints at a penalty for delay. The text preserves names such as Youngntown and Fire ie Aree 1 in unclear form.
In a Star Special Service report the high court reviews alimony rules and the claim that the wife receives lifelong support. The decision narrows or confirms the extent of alimony after months of proceedings and opposition from the wife’s attorney.
Fragmented state dispatches recount minor incidents in Yakima and Walla Walla. Mentions include a $2 500 prize and local crime notes involving missing persons and a kidnapping case.
A Minneapolis pageant marks the fortieth guard parade with veterans and staff officers taking on Civil War era roles. Governor Ven Zant and Adjutant General Weeds are named as chiefs of crest, while the Minnesota National Guard and Chicago’s Kia Post participate as escorts and staff.
C. J. Taylor, a Teamster employed by Kimani company, suffered serious injuries when a lumber wagon tipped while hauling up a hill between Eighth and Ninth streets. The Third Regiment, from Alaska, will transport Buford to Lawton this week for the Lake encampment. the unit plans to proceed on foot and arrives Saturday evening.
Fragmentary report indicates a double or single fatal incident with a man and a woman involved. Text is garbled and cannot confirm locations or names.
Bryan departs for Europe amid press notices of a major concert program. The event highlights a Grand Opera Company lineup with Madame A. Mara and Ernest Edwards among the featured performers and a strong orchestra to accompany the program.
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