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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1904
Page
6
Classified ads offer rent for a one bedroom flat with utilities at 1st Ave and a shop for sale in Star office listings. Readers urged to contact sale agents about two story properties and land parcels while wheelchair accessible rooms and school nearby are highlighted.
Fragmented notes describe city works in progress including street routes near James and new homes on a 10 mash water plan. Mentions Jordan and INETON district with references to acres and high m housing, plus talk of two Bh projects and various routes.
Philip Martine, just arrived from Nicaragua, says war is imminent between Nicaragua and Honduras. The dispute centers on a concession by Nicaragua to a Pittsburgh company for 200 miles of mineral lands for 100000 dollars, with Honduras claiming part of the land is on its soil and sending troops to occupy it.
Wholesale price list shows buyers receive set rates with 20 percent higher via email. Provisions cover beef pork ham bacon and other meats with assorted weights and prices. Fresh fruits vegetables and grains are listed with per crate per ton pricing including apples peaches potatoes corn and hay.
A dense price list details per ton and per bushel rates for hay straw grains and meats, plus dairy and poultry items. Specifics include Puget Bound hay at 14.00 to 16.00, timothy and middlings at 26.00 to 29.00 per ton, halibut and trout by the pound, creamery products at fractions of a dollar, and various grocer staples with barrel and sack prices. Multiple named items span commodities, livestock, and cereal products with concrete unit prices.
Mr. Della Forrest was granted a divorce from Harry Forrest who is in the Oregon penitentiary for polygamy. The Superior Judge Tallman granted the decree on nonsupport grounds after Forrest pleaded guilty in January and received two years hard labor. FALE WOOLENS advertises new arrivals and pricing at Herald Tailor in 1829.
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