Want Ads Notice from Downtown Kennedy and Ballard Agencies
Classified ad policy text from The Star describes telephone insertion charges and lines per word per month, minimum ad costs, agency addresses near City Hall, contact numbers for Ballard and Main offices, and a disclaimer that the Star cannot guarantee ad accuracy or responsibility for errors in telephoned advertisements. The text preserves historical agency naming and street references.
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Kennedy Drug Co
First Ay
Ballard
P. HH. Mullen
City Hall
Union
University
Coal and Wood Selling at Downtown Prices in City South
An advertisement lists J. W. Waltock as successor to a coal and wood firm with offices at 10th Ave rear James St Power Ave and Dearborn St plus locations along Ave North and Boston St Anne Hill. It promotes coal and wood sale near the hilltop at downtown prices and mentions fruit tree seedlings and plants for sale. Also includes numerous help wanted and rental notices with local business names and addresses.
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J. W. Waltock
Lb. & Co
10Th Ave
James St
Dearborn St
Ave
Boston St. Anne Hill
Local Classifieds Offer Sale Items and Land Listings
Various old ads list canaries, poultry, horses, typewriters, and canary birds for sale. Real estate notices include land tracts near Seattle, farms, and apples orchards with terms and deliveries. Immigrant land meetings and cheap housing offers appear alongside a rummage sale and clothing deals.
Real estate bargains flood Tacoma ads in torn classified page
Local listings promote affordable lots and cottages near Green Lake and Parkland Tacoma. Offers include $1,190 with down payment plans, 6th and Whitney contact details, and several near Woodland Park with term options and city water.
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N. W. Bailard
Imontay Park
C. A. Woog
W. Thiletep
Third and Fourth Class Cities Hold Elections
In Ghia state towns, third and fourth class cities held elections under the direct primary law. Winners include J. P. De Mattos in Bellingham, and numerous mayors and councilmen across Georgetown Bremerton Renton Snohomish Gedro Woolley Puyallup Auburn Port Townsend Kent Cle Elum Sumner Kirkland Anacortes Teppenish Olympia Bellingham Pullman Ellensburg and North Yakima, with varied party tickets and incumbents.
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Ghia
Harry Parry
Elitisen
Berteld
FT Em Cornellman
W. A. Clarke
Herbert Bruce
CO. Young
First Ward
A. Pr Diegtet
Rob Rinehart
Fred Zeentner
John Lera
Sumner
T. KR. White
J. A. Duneke
William Pmenvenen
J.T. Pyles
Kirkland
Antti-Anloon
Rh. HM
W. G. Beard
Teppenish
W. Grant
J. G. Mulyer
James Robins
A. Grant
G. B. Hrgan
J. R. Harvey
L. J. Goodrich
Olympia
W. A. Hagemeyer
George Nigelow
James RR. Dever
Citizens
James J. Wilson
Robert Kincaid
W. A. Weller
Firet
Larry Cornier
Third
J. Ewain
Pithward
H. O. Plagg
Bellingham
J. P. de Mattos
Thomas McFadden
Discoverer Monahan Returns to Valdez with Dust Pile
Pete Monahan, who found rich placer diggings on Valdez creek at the head of Shusitna river, arrives with William Grogs and Sid Woffington carrying about 000 in dust. The party traveled across the country after a discovery on a bench claim that yielded as high as 51 to the pan. Citizens held a banquet in his honor last night.
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United Press
Valdez
Alaska
Pete Monahan
Valdez Creek
Shusitna River
Gid Onak
Dog
William Grogs
Sid Woffington
Monahan
Barracks Destroyed in Leavenworth Fire
A fire in Leavenworth Kansas last night damaged the west wing of the barracks housing Company B Thirteenth Infantry. The blaze likely started from defective wiring and caused about $15 000 in damage to government property plus substantial losses of personal effects.
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B. Thirteenth Infantry
Irrigated Lands Sale Near Proe Street Details
An irrigation land sale notice describes five parcels of irrigated land near Proe Street in Weeh Will, with family support and a 50 percent daily SNAP reference. The ad mentions a loan or broker details tied to Aroelid & Co and a location near Pioneer Prive, 22 miles ride, and a garbled contact at Marton Biock.
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Proest
Panto
Lars
Aroelid & Co
SNAP
Etreet
Pioneer Prive Co
Bensor
Marton Biock
Miners Face Starvation Near Port Townsend in Snowbound Camp
Twenty men employed by Tubal Cain at a remote camp sixty miles from Port Townsend are believed starving as heavy snows trap them. A relief party will be sent. trade to the claims is blocked by storms and provisions are dwindling. The camp lies beyond the Quilecene area, buried under feet of snow most of the year.
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United Press
Port Townsend
Dee
Tubal Cain Company
Quileene
Mystery of 1854 triple murders finally solved
In Ontario a dying confession from Pierre La Chance linked to a 1854 forest killing of James Owen, William Owen, and Louis Duval. The crime victims were returning from camp with about 1000 dollars when slain and buried under fir boughs. La Chance named no suspect before dying. the confession surfaced through a priest.
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Estminster. N. OC
Pierre la Chance
James and
William Owen
St. George
Louis Duval
St. Frances
Fire wrecks Youngstown Foundry destroying pattern works
The Iron foundry of C. H. Allmond & Co. in Youngstown was partly destroyed by a daytime fire. Firemen from Engine No. 14 battled the blaze for about an hour and saved the building from total loss. The pattern works were ruined, with the owner Westerman & Zimmerman carrying $1,000 in property value and $1,800 insurance on the building plus $2,000 on contents.
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C. H. Allmond & Co
Youngstown
Ftret No. 8
Massechuectta St
Westerman & Zimmerman
Is Man or Woman the Stronger Sex at The Grand
A press agent at the Grand Opera House offers a box to readers who submit a 100 word essay answering Is Man or Woman the Stronger Sex. Submit before noon Monday with Will I get the box as incentive. Best essays win seats. the top three essays earn prizes and the winning piece may be printed in The Star next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
Grand Opera House
New York
Madame Tetraszini
Oscar Hammerstein
London
Tetrazzini
Patti
Royal Opera Management
San Francisco
Levy’s Line Forms for Republican Primary Declarations
Three men remain in contention for first on the Republican primary ballot as the city comptroller’s office prepares for candidacy filings tomorrow at 9 o'clock. Comptroller Carrol vows equal treatment, with candidates lining up single file to submit declarations. anticipated field includes Levy, Judge John H. Humphries, and several council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Levy
Carrol
Comptroller's Office
Mr. Levy
John Bk. Humphries
Fifty two verdicts in Olive at condemnations
Judge Griffin's superior court department returned fifty two verdicts in condemnation cases yesterday with no damages awarded in any instance.
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Griffin
Department of the Superior Court
Yeater Day
Starving Man to Insane Asylum Seizes Public Attention
In Seattle a starving man named P. Jarvis, who has refused food since last Friday, was declared insane by a superior court commission. He is being sent to Fort Steilacoom asylum, with authorities planning nourishment by tube if needed. He previously appeared before a commission and was remanded for a Dec. 7 rehearing.
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P. Jarvis
Albertsen
Department of the Superior Court
State Asylum For
Fort Steilacoom
Jarvis
Ante Ynlasion
Judge AI
Smith Ing
Anylum
Davies for Councilman A Democratic Meeting Nominates Davies
Capt. D. Thomas Davies emerged as a Democratic candidate for councilman in the Eighth Ward at a meeting held at 615 Queen Anne Ave last night. The gathering named Davies and other figures such as J. C. Loreman and F. W. Phelps, with a platform convention set for December 12.
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Capt
D. Thomas Davies
Eighth Ward
Queen Anne Av
Capt. Davies
J. C. Loreman
F. W. Phelps
J. B. Tucker
J. C. Robinson
N. J. Ste
Burglars Strike Post Office and Store in Redmond District
Burglars broke into the Kirkland post office last night ransacking the premises and attempting to blow the safe. They took 76 dollars from the cash drawer, seven pairs of shoes, a shotgun and gold watch chains. M Liteby’s general store in Redmond was burglarized Monday night, with 25 dollars in money and watches razors and goods taken. Police suspect the same perpetrators behind both break-ins.
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Kirkland
Sheriff's Office
RE. A. Brooke
M. Liteby
Redmond
Handsome Velvet Suit with Embroidered Butter Yoke
A velvet suit of golden brown with white embroidered motifs on the sleeves and bertha. The yoke features embroidered filet lace and the fur is plain white ermine.
Kundegrabers Defeat Stein Artists In Straight Games
Two bowling matches were held at Bismarck alleys last evening. The Kundegrabers beat the Stein artists in three straight games, while the Teddy Wears defeated the University five two to one.
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Bismarck
Kundegrabers
Stein
Teddy Wears
University
Bloody clothes found contradict murder confession
The discarded clothes of Harry Steele, confessed killer of Frank Todd, were found covered in blood. The evidence directly contradicts Steele’s dying confession that Mrs. Todd tied the blood spots and that she poisoned her husband.
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Ee Oe Press
Harry Steele
Frank Todd
Persecuted Lyric Theater Manager Alleges Police Demands
In police court L N Rosenbaum accuses police of harassment since taking over the Lyric theater management. He says an officer demanded 40 dollars monthly for duties at the theater amid ongoing efforts to identify the officer. The case arose during the trial of John Strom for horn tooting on the Lyric balcony. Strom was released on recognizance and later arrested again on business neighborhood complaints.
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Lyric Theater
L. N. Rosenbaum
Deruler
John Strom
Lyric
Rosenbaum
Russell & Drew
Strom
Republicans Reject Motion to Form County Committee
A near unanimous King County Republican club vote rejected a motion to appoint a committee with the city central committee to draft a party platform and call a mass convention to ratify campaign issues. The motion was led by Attorney Ellis De Bruler and opposed by Scott Calhoun and State Senator Ralph Ols.
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King County
Republican Club
City Central Committee
Ellis de Bruler
Scott Calhoun
Whar
de Bruler
Ralph Ols
Colorado Wants Steve Adams in Idaho Capture
The Denver Post reports a secret Idaho requisition for Steve Adams, with Bulkiey Wells, former Colorado adjutant general, en route to Rathdrum to seize the prisoner. Adams seeks bail ahead of a third murder trial, hoping for conditional freedom before return to Telluride to face charges for the 1963 mining murder of Arthur Collins.
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Idaho
Steve Adams
Bulkiey Wells
Colorado
Rathdrum
Adams
Telluride
Arthur Collins
New York Theaters Must Close Sundays
Justice O Gorman rules Sunday stage entertainments violate the law. The decision upholds revocation of William Hammerstein's Victoria theater license and blocks Sunday performances with no appeal except new legislation.
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New York
New York City
Justice O'Gorman
Supreme Court
William Hammerstein
Victoria Theater
Cordes Dies Suddenly on Campus at 62
Christian H. Cordes of 38929 Fifteenth ov. northeast collapsed with apoplexy while chopping wood at the university campus and died instantly. He was 62, survived by a wife and four children. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Christian H. Cordes
Death of Mrs Leppert After Sudden Heart Trouble
Mrs Alvina Leppert died at her home 1023 1st Main St around 6 p.m. after a heart trouble attack. She leaves a husband and son. funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Alvina Leppert
Main St
Seattle man sues city over sidewalk collapse
Eugene Scherrer files a superior court suit against the city of Seattle seeking 5350 in damages. He claims the Dearborn street sidewalk fell into decay due to city neglect after he tripped on a loose board on August 12 of this year.
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Dearborn St
Eugene Scherrer
Seattle
Committees Named to Probe Milk Price Increases
A special committee led by Lewis Guthell Carl Schmits and G A Knight was appointed to investigate the high prices of milk. They will locate the issues and report at a future meeting when action is expected.
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Lewis Guthell
Carl Schmits
G. A. Knight
Witness Accounts In Indianapolis Collision Portray Sailor Cap Floating
John Pille, a passenger aboard the steamer Indianapolis, testified that a launch split from the vessel during the collision and two occupants fled. He corroborated most earlier testimonies but added that a man seen afloat wore a sailor's cap between the sinking launch and the Indianapolis.
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John Pille
Indianapolis
Marine
Milk Inspectors Report on November Slippage and Violations
City milk inspectors condemned 80 gallons from 69 825 inspected in November. Fourteen of 477 samples had butterfat below eight percent. Wagon inspections covered 121 trains and 165 dairies were inspected. Seven barns were ordered vacated.
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Steilacoom
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