Fragmented classified ad snapshot with mixed offers
A garbled horizontal ad collage lists building materials, repair services, a stump pulling demo, and various consumer offers. It mentions free catalogs, dimensions for prices, a steam of unrelated product lines, and contact hints including Ratlard Ave and Clinton's store references. The overall gist is multiple promotional items stitched into a single unreadable block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullers Steel
Land Ring
Lard
Bele Pathe Dealera de PA
Ratlard
Clinton's
Birth
Christmas sale brings piano bargains and home goods
Music lovers urged to visit stores offering deep discounts on pianos, dress, beds, and kitchen items. Advertisements list Bakr Piano Co at 10608 Union, Queen Anne furniture, Edison phonographs, vacuum cleaners, and millwork with rental and repair services. Several locations include 616 Third Ave and 232 Marion. prices shown for beds, dress, and wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Edison Phono
The
Standard Appliaance Co
Marion
Ell
Capitol
Paiine
Woon
Bry
Lindling
Real Estate Ads Mix in Busy City Classified Page
A cluttered classified section lists multiple real estate offers and loan terms. Properties include a large modern bungalow on Meridian Ave with built in features and full cement basement, several 4 and 5 room houses with varying down payments and monthly terms, and furnished cottages. Numerous contact details appear for Bell & Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woon
Perth
Meridian Ave
Ohio Steel
Ohio
Bell & CO
Mtene Way
Esse
West Mearthe
Re . i
Third Avenue
Bkath Ave
N. ML
Murphy Bie
Joe Meyers
Kwil Ia
Maaern Buna Swith
Burke Hiss
Coulver
Abe
Hilt
Reston
Rayer
Florentia St
Fremont Bridge
North Broadway
Bargatn
Tooms
Bee N. Cy Jameson
Seaboard
North
Real Estate and Classifieds Mix Including Farms and Stocks
A garbled page offers farm lands in Skagit county near Stanwood, 6 acres for 750, and other parcels with income potential. It lists stock offerings, bonds and general business for sale, plus legal notices about occupancy protests for a residence in Capitol Mills addition with a December protest deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Edith Hubberd
Canitarium
18Th Ave. N. Lot
Capitol Mill No. 2
Office of the
Building Department
Pope Eer Building
Leto
Passports of Reds Sought in Seattle Probe
Commissioner Henry K. Skeffington of Boston immigration arrives in Seattle after a several day inquiry into radical Russian rede who were shipped from Seattle to the East last spring. The aliens are held at Deer Island Boston harbor for deportation while passports are questioned and Canadian stamps are cited as possibly void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilenry K. Skeffington
Boston
Seattle
Washington City
Rede
Deer Island
Boston Harbor
Skeffington
Hare Short Circuits Pose Fire At Rainier Avenue
An automobile belonging to M. Armstrong at 1114 Rainier Ave caught fire due to an electric horn short circuit. The car was damaged to the extent of 26 dollars, with incident reported on Sunday near Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Armstrong
Rainier Ave
Bush
Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attornerys at Law and Local Services
Directory style listing of attorneys at law and various services in Seattle. Names, addresses, and ads include patent attorney services, certified public accountants, chiropractors, private clinics, loan brokers, piano tuning, floor care, roofing, rug weaving, well digging, and other local trades. Includes multiple firms and contact details.
Northwest Rotary Conference Dates Set for Beattie
The Northwest Conference of Rotary Clubs will be held March 14 15 next year in Beattie with committees named by H W Moulton Seattle Rotary chair. Sessions in the old Seattle Club rooms. luncheons at the Hippodrome. first night show and second night jaz. Council leader Geo T Gunter says the Seattle club aims to make it the region’s biggest Rotary event with eighteen district clubs from Washington Oregon and British Columbia expected to send large delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Rotary Clube
Beattie
H.W. Moulton
Seattle
Northwestern Rotary
Geo. T. Gunter
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Pity the Poor Prisoners May Lose City Board
Sheriff John Stringer warns the city council the county may reclaim jail prisoners if a 1487 debt for their board and care is not paid by December 15. City could refuse to accept prisoners, forcing panhandlers and beggars to fend for themselves without shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stringer
Stringer
Lehigh Valley coal combine dissolved by U S Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ordered the dissolution of the Lehigh Valley railroad coal combine for antitrust violations. The ruling, read by Justice Clarke, found restraint of interstate commerce and breach of the commodities clause. Several Lehigh Valley entities must separate, while other alleged members remain as plaintiffs in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Lehigh Valley Railroad Coal Combine
Clarke
Reading Railroad
Lehigh Valley Combine
G. B. Markle Company
Girard Trust Company
Combine
Logged Off Land Conference Opens With Farmers and Officials
Representatives from 19 Western Washington counties plus guests from Oregon and British Columbia attend the opening session at Frye hotel. The program covers practical discussions on clearing logged off land and methods for cultivation with expert talks on powder use stamp pulling and legislative ideas. Tuesday delegates proceed to Alderwood Manor for stump pulling demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Frye Hotel
Alderwood Manor
Seattle Everett
Disbarment Proceedings Plan Rejected by State Bar
The Worthington State Bar association committee rejected new methods proposed by the American Bar association to handle disbarment grievances. They met in Attorney O B Thorgmaon's office and found current procedures highly effective and not warranting change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bar Association
State Bar Association of
Worthington
Thu
O. B. Thorghmaon
Thorgumeonie
Bar Association
Auto Stage Crash Hits Building Injures Passenger
A Seattle North Bend stage careened into a building at 28th Avenue and East Madison Street Sunday afternoon injuring passenger Victor Swan. Driver W A Cochrane blamed a stalled brake failing to hold as the vehicle rolled backward down the hill. Cochrane later pleaded not guilty to federal charges with arraignment set for January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
28Th Ave
E. Madison St
W. A. Cochrane
Victor Swans
64Th St
Cochirane
Hong
H. B. Spaulding
12Th Ave. N
Fourth Ave
Union «.T
Paper printed on wall paper offered for sale in Vicksburg
Mrs. Bessie Stevens, widow of two daughters, offers The Daily Citizen printed on wall paper from Vicksburg Mississippi for sale to the highest bidder. The Civil War era sheet, dated July 2 1863 but published two days later, claims Yankee forces face delays and troubles near the city and notes this is the last wall paper edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Stevens
Minor Ave. N
Star
Daily Citizen
Vicksburg
Citizen
Abck
Grant
Artion
Groot
Despondent Rohr Missing From Home After Wife’s Death
Police hunted for William Rohr a 69 year old rail roader who wandered from his son’s home at 1811 BE Howell Street on Sunday. He was despondent over his wife's recent death and carried $400 in cash a diamond ring and other jewelry valued at about $200. Rohr is 5 feet 10 inches tall weighs 175 pounds with a sandy complexion gray hair and gray eyes. He wore a brown and blue suit a dark hat thick shoes and a chinchilla overcoat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rohr
Howell St
Rohr
Hie
Modern Salesmanship in Antique Furniture Trade
A shopkeeper explains that his antique pieces survive by keeping them in his own flat where grandkids damage little, making the furniture seem more valuable as time passes. The owner hints at deliberate misfortune to preserve the illusion of age.
Mrs Diomo Bruised When Struck By Auto On Pike Street
Mrs Jasper Diomo of 1103 Corwin Street was bruised when an automobile driven by T. M. Nett of 222 Pine Street struck her on Pike Street between Third and Fourth Avenues Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Diomo
Corwin St
T. M. Nett
Pine St
Pike St
Token fares and council action on street car ordinance
Street car token profiteers are warned as a proposed ordinance would raise fares to aid token value. Councilman Thomson pushes draft to allow face value for current tokens if fares rise to eight cents. Drake takes 90 day medical leave, jeopardizing emergency legislation and the measure’s passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Thomson
A. T. Drake
Drake
Booze Auto on Steamer Arrestin Vancouver Man
Vancouver resident H. Fergie 2% contractor and society man was seized by customs Saturday morning trying to drive a line steamer with a load of Canadian whisky. About 40 quarts were found hidden in a Hudson sedan with a British Columbia license. some under seats and under the floorboards. Fergie said he planned to attend a party in Seattle and believed he could slip the liquor ashore. he faces charges under the Volstead act as prosecutors prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Fergie
Vancouver
B. C
Fergie
Prohibition
Seattle
Claily
Trade downturns ease in wholesale markets claim
The United States Weekly Review notes quiet Seattle trade as mills reduce output while wholesale buyers report healthy holiday sales. Retail lines show steady farm product demand with cautious abstention from major purchases amid mild weather and price fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Seattle
Woman Injured When Car Hits Pole on Rainier Avenue
A woman suffered a broken nose after being hurled through a windshield when a car driven by Clarence Dullahant struck a telephone pole near Rainier Avenue Cloverdale Street on Saturday. Mrs. G. G. Smith of Renton is listed among the involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husband's Auto
Rainier Ave
Cloverdale St
Clarence Dullahant
Renton
G. G. Smith
Public Hearing Set on Olive Street Extension
The streets and sewers committee will hold a public hearing Tuesday morning chaired by W. H. Moore. The Olive Street extension to the Broadway district aims to relieve congestion on Pike and Pine streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive St
Council
W. H. Moore
Broadway
Pike and
Pine Streets
Hoff man sues city for 1000 damages after culvert flood
William Hoff man of 3244 36th Ave South sues the city for 1000 dollars claiming damages to his house automobile and haystack when a culvert overflowed. The trial occurred January 24 1919 in Judge Calvin S Hall's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoffman
36Th Ave. S
Calvin S. Hall
Moonshine Still Fire Destroys Outfit Near Edmonds
A complete moonshine operation with three stills and equipment caught fire and burned Sunday about two miles from Edmonds. Two of the stills and two quarts of rum were recovered for evidence. The owner was not found and no arrests were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonds
Damage Suit Sent to Federal Court Transfer
The personal damage suit of Jehm Mitts against Alaska Pacific Fisheries is moved from state superior court to federal court. Mitts seeks 10013 dollars for injuries alleged to have occurred September 20, 1920 due to employer carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehm Mitts
Alaska Pacific Fisheries
Mitts
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Seattle Star
Ava
Gromer
State OF Washington
Ween
Star’s
Royal Vacuum
A. A. Sager Co
Maritime
Biliett
Georgetown
Skagit County
Third Ave
Smith
Euatige
Kenwood
Eward
H.W. Bears
Ison St
Weish
Dion
Keward
Pifine
Evenes
Errace
127Th Ave
East
Madison
SABE
Fifth
Weat‘dake
M. & M. Dentists
Elliiott
Barry Piano CO
Union St. Hause
Capitol Hill
Towel ST
Marshall
L. A. Rothe
Leary Ridg
Main
Oo B Williams CO
DU Bakr
Piano CO
Union
Ve. T
Pics
Wai LE Prewing
Fifth and Union
Shields-Livengood
Marke
Maxwell
Liberty Aix
Lexington
National Sextet
Oakland
Dodge
Ubed Car Sale
Shiebelde-Livengood Motor Co
Lexington, Gardner, National
Traffic Thucks
EB. Pike St
ILL, & Y Equity
Clairmont
Ford Dealers
Denny
Hamill
Wagdahl
Henry Mosabacute Co
Pike
Leare
Cech & Motor
Montelius Price Co
Dat
Mieka Co
S. Main
Sale—Real Pstate
CLOSR
West Seatile Property
West
Gottsterins Inc
Columbia St
Epoge
J. Love
MGR Real State Department
Ermitt Realty CO
New York Block
POK Exchange—Real Estate
Terr
Pacific Highway
Carter, MacDonald
Columbia St. Eliott
Ballard
Tormaar
Skagit Bay Lands
Nick Puget
Guy Clay
Puget
Bhagit
Hetween Shattles
Everett
Prug Sound Farms Company
Stanwood
LE Coolbie
Pappor
Housh
Rogue Ata Maltby CO
Skagi
Parm Lands
Clear Lake
Lake Ony
Peters
Ie Ban Jukn
WIN
Urgon St. Hillott
Ideal I ‘T Company
Burke
Marion St
Lillian Ciandle Haniprac Ewham
Eae Es Bank Hidg
Wydrothoray
Mutual Life
Washington Park
Achmagh
Prom Service Ll. A. Rother Far On
Es Age CO. Inc
Leary
Seattle Star Directory
Attorneys
Prederrick Fe Gorin
Pondeattle
Wash
Tain
Mason, Fenwick
Kurke
Karboring
Bmngrung
Union St
Eee Certified Public
Wansen , CO
Rossevold
Pases Milbott
Epeements
Seattle Collegee
Iohs Ni
Kiine
Stevens
Ce & Pike
American Jewelry CO
Second Ave
Praser-Paterson Co
MNING
Hamilton Beachwasher
L. Fields, Lith & Olive
Bhangus
Bitre
Joan Fe
Ecrantro Co
N. W
Coal Combine
Lehigh
Northwestern
Johnson
Hat Eyes
Mace
Roy W
Aunan
Ingeborg
Christensen
Mary BR
Ab Clark
William
Roatyn
Age Wick
Sophus
Bremerton
Agai Hrowitt
Agnea
Roslyn
Ritcen
Harry
Tacoma
McPherson
Agnes P
Beattie Orsone Hiteman
Leroy Ls
Seattie
Legal Tollett
Guasie
Seatlig
Legal Laartman
Chas
Legal Sanda
Julia CC
Legal Macy
Legal P
Victoria
Jessiman
Alexina M
Klemmeteen
Klemmet
Polley
Edith
Karlich
Joseph
Sepich
Sophie
Miller
Harry O
Kirkland
Wilson
Annie M
Snoqualmie
Angelo
Pat
Legal Candelly
Rocca
Legal Fulton
William G
Legal Dockendorf
Frances J
Legal Schmidt
Elmer 1
Legal Rhodes
Wenatchee
Legal Ferong
Nonald T
Lébal Smith
Nthewin M
Legal Wienir
Ermon L
Legal B
Gilroy
John
Cle Blum
Moran
May G
Lee
Lydia Jane
Ferdinand
Frigsell
Senomah
Hertonast
Deesee Leona
19Th
Burse
Florence
Bnumelaw
Igo
Sixth
Barbour
Henrietta
Duncan
Kirk
Wanderl
Lb. D. Branconier
E. Blaine St
Catherine Hart
Antiers Hotel
Jack Allen
Mildred D'Armond
Chelsea Court
Vike St
EK. BE. Darnell
H.W. Kemper
John H. Bohnert
Bohnert
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