Airedale Puppy for Sale in Gale
Live stock alert reports a well bred Airedale puppy available for purchase in Gale. Listed price is $3.00 with contact via Weat to arrange a call or inquiry.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1918
Page
2
Live stock alert reports a well bred Airedale puppy available for purchase in Gale. Listed price is $3.00 with contact via Weat to arrange a call or inquiry.
Foreclosure sale of agricultural land near Lake City north of Cowen Park and University owned by a Seattle bank at $500 per acre. Terms 10 percent cash balance $19 monthly, 6 percent interest. Auto bus from Fifth and Fine serves the area with a store, school, club house, and phone at your door.
An early 20th century clipping notes Nash Lumber Co land in Skagit county offered at a striking rate of 40 acres for $750 with vague promises of value. The fragmentary ad mentions Alaska petroleum and Cent and various equipment references, but the readable portion centers on land sale and a prompt to inquire.
The Seattle Star DIRECTORY lists Rudy Lundgren for Hnell Bicycles at 604 Stewart and Monkeys to loan from $10 to $100 on furniture pianos and stock. Anders & Co 1003 4 L Smith Hide Fi 4662.
A bustling market listing numerous stalls with varied offerings. Sugar cured bacon at 45¢ per pound, small pork chops, lamb chops, mixed cream, canned goods, soap, honey, coffee, and staple produce like apples and oranges. Multiple stalls advertise priced meats, fruits, vegetables, and household items with delivery options.
The flu ban on theatres will end January 1, the health department announced today. Theatres may reopen to full seating but the child ban stays in effect. Schools will open next Thursday. Commissioner Fleming proposed in council a quarantine ordinance for influenza. Police and health deputies will staff a New Year party at a leading hotel.
The steamer War Charger struggles to depart Vancouver for Vlndivorto after a troubled start. Initial cargo of horses failed due to poor coal, followed by storms off Vancouver Island. A second voyage began, but machinery issues and a fourth day repair led to another return, this time to Victoria with a cracked team cheat.
The American third army has cut all lines between the occupied zone and Germany except two trunk wires to Berlin. These wires, connected with American headquarters, carry only official business or approved private messages. Wires were severed at Coblenz bridgehead.
W J King sues Herbert S Upper real estate man for 127000 in damages alleging misrepresentation in a proposed deal to run the West Seattle 150 acre property project sales. King says promises to put him in charge caused him to quit a paying job and move his family from St Paul. Four people injured in a collision at Seventh Ave and Westlake include Sgt Elmer Arneson 25 Camp Lewis and Miss Gertrude Peyche 17 413 13th Ave N.
A fragment lists various groceries with approximate prices and brands. Items include crackers, oats, prunes, nuts, olives, puddings, dried goods, and canned foods. Prices range from fractions of a dollar to several dollars, reflecting a mid century catalog style.
Shoppers can find butter at 27 cents per pound and full cream cheese at 40 cents. Milk, margarine, peanut butter, and cream brick cheese are listed with varying prices. Apples, delivered Yakima items, and sack deliveries are also noted with bag quantities and rates.
The report notes daily averages of about ten marks for basic goods, with higher costs in cities. Officials warn of a potential serious shortage by late February if stocks do not appear. Wages lag behind living costs, with workers earning five to seven marks weekly and business activity at 46 percent of normal. Clothing costs remain prohibitive, yet streets show well dressed people.
In San Francisco on December 30, Fred McCormick is being sought by hotel staff after cashing $1,800 in checks from Sacramento valley banks. He allegedly married Mrs. Peltier Wallace, sister of Sacramento banker George Peltier, then vanished after telephoning his new in-law.
Police detain 60 year old Emil Harden described as an insane German and place him in city jail for investigation. Authorities note recent events may drive any German man to insanity and show merciful restraint in handling the case.
Ed Glunt 45 a salesman was arrested by United States Customs at Pier 1 Monday morning for allegedly carrying about five quarts of whisky on the hip. He is jailed facing an ordinance violation charge.
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