Forest Wood and Related Wood Sales Advertisements
Classified ad snippets describe forest wood sales with prices per cord and half cord, including old growth, 9.50 cord, and delivery, plus listings for sectional garters, furniture, and real estate ads nearby. Multiple contact phones in Northwest area show West and North codes and various addresses.
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Forest Wood
Bert Wood
North End
Barclay Victor
Rainier Otter
Canal
Jara
Acreage For Sale Near Seattle With Various Crops
Listing of multiple farms and land parcels for sale around Seattle area. Describes rich soils, stream access, proximity to highways and towns, various crops including raspberries loganberries potatoes celery and fruit, with terms ranging from cash to monthly payments. Includes contact details for real estate firms and agents.
Directory items mix of services and loans in Seattle
A collage of directory listings across Seattle including electrical repairs, wiring, optometry, patent attorneys, Mechano therapy, loans to individuals of small amounts, remedial medical services, piano tuning, practical nursing, and general repairing. It lists firm names, addresses, and brief service notes such as no mortgage required loans and patent services.
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See Us
Empire Ridge
Second Ave
Madison
Iutomobile
Furnitore & OA & NO Dela
Central
Ennie
Ava
Optician
TV Vamiunds
Praser-Paterson
Fredrick P. Gorin
Pattent
Geyer Ei
Seattle
Nahi
University St
Angus
CC. O. Bresee
Davis
Sid
Seattle Ship News Highlights Arrivals and Port Traffic
Seattle weather and tide report notes brisk northwesterly winds. Arrivals include Banta Nita, Yoshida Maru No. 8, and Obloem among others. departures and port calls listed with times and routes from Ban Pedro to Kobe and Tacoma. Vessel and dock details cover Smith's Cove, Heather, Admiral Belores, and various terminals. commodities sections list fish, poultry, grains, and meats.
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Hen Pedro
Mureran
Philadelphia
New York
Malbon
Mean Pedro
Ban Francisco
Rainier
Wellinghem
Forest King
Ban Pedro
Alaska
Smith’s Cove
Pine Tree State
Mell Street
MT. Heather
Greed Trank Parific Terminal
Gtra
Motorship
Ender Lron
Union Pacific Dock
Chiean
Shipping Board
Orees Keys
Kontam
Morea
Miverade
Wallingford
West Cahokia
West Hartland
Labriee
Wertleon
Western Height
Delight
Delrasa
Connecticut Street
Stre Selmany
Yoshida Maru
U. & Cgc
Dellwood
Bteamchip Meortnge
R Vaides
Stacy Street
Hurnote Nanford Street
Tr Derbiay
Duthie's
Henry & Grove
Mast Waterway Lock and Warehouse Co
Ttr
Yomet Maru
Todd Dry Docke
Unatea
Chillleethe
Bktos Forest Pride
Forest Friend
Afterson
Pieher Floaring
Artsonan
Colman Cresenting Co
Sante Rite
Ames Yard
Noosevelt
Atr Steel Mariner
Meffernan Dock
Latouche
Ketchikan
Winslow Marine Railway
Tre Moerting Bier
Griffes
Echr
Elinor H
Bark
Belfast
Coquitlam City
Citrus Fruits In Demand Reported By Market Vendors
A Tuesday market bulletin notes strong demand for citrus with lemons scarce at some wholesale houses. Movement of apples is robust, prices steady, and cucumber prices high, limiting sales. Artichokes are scarce while other produce varies with demand. heavy receipts expected Wednesday and Thursday may lower cauliflower prices.
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California
New York Exchange Opens Steady Amid Mixed Early Moves
The New York Stock Exchange opened steady with mixed early moves. Prices showed gains in New Haven and Studebaker while several rails and steel issues posted modest rises or held their ground. Exxon and Mexican Petroleum featured among notable moves as trading held in a cautious tone.
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Wall
Sinclair
Steel
Anaconda
Exican Petroleum
Balwit
New Haven
Studebaker
Pucitha Tisy
Bort
Guif
Atock
Allied Chemical
Amer
International
Locomotive
Tel & Te
An Atchison
Nndian Pacific Aete
Ik Madicott Johnson
General Electric
Kennecott
Merican
Royabile Iron & Bteel
Beare Roebuck
Instandard Gli N. J
Texas Veseres
Texas Pacific
Union Ol
Delaware Ou
Union Pacific
United Metall
United States Steel
United States Rubber
Utah Copper
Westmerste Ory Ee
American Woolen
Irregular grain and livestock prices on Chicago market
Chicago on February 7 saw irregular grain prices as buying by commission houses and shipping firms supported futures. Wheat and corn opened higher then closed mixed while live stock receipts reached around 24,000 with cattle and sheep quotes varying across grades and weights.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Ibe
Kornick to Go on Trial Next Month
Capt. Fred Kornick appeared in federal court and entered a not guilty plea before Judge Jeremiah Neterer. The trial was set for the week of March 7. Kornick offered to plead guilty to passing bonus checks but refused forgery charges and had no attorney present. Joe Bille pleaded guilty to narcotic charges with sentence reserved.
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Kornick
Fred Kornick
Jeremiah Neterer
Joe Bille
Claim Man Had Pistol Bullets
Herman Lina, 39, released from city jail after investigation. He was arrested at Third Ave and Main St by Patrolman C. C. F. Howard for intoxication. Police allege Lina had a clip of automatic pistol bullets and a scribbled note in his pockets.
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Herman Lina
Tureday
Lina
Third Ave
Main St
CC. F. Howard
Blame Placed in Elevator Death of Ralph Ali
A coroner's jury ruled Ralph Ali of 210 22nd Ave South died Saturday noon from his own carelessness while trying to open an elevator door on the 15th floor of the L C Smith building after the elevator started upward. The panel urged stricter closing of elevator doors before operation.
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Ralph Ali
22Nd Ave. S
L. C. Smith
Two Injured by Falls After Drinking
Within ten minutes two men fell on different stairways while drunk. Hugo Anderson, 37, fractured his skull after tumbling 20 feet from the Pine City hotel steps at 714 Fifth Ave S and was rushed to city hospital with a poor prognosis. George Black, 49, of the Tourist hotel at 218 Occidental Ave, was found unconscious and bleeding from a similar fall. his Tuesday condition was critical. Both could not explain the accidents.
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Hugo Anderson
Pine City
Fifth Ave. S
City Hospital
George Black
Occidental Ave
Bids to Serve P. O. Must Come in Soon
Final bids for screen wagon service in the Seattle post office must reach Washington DC before February 16. Edgar C. Battle notes the government seeks bids for continuous service between the central office and subpostal stations, depots and docks, plus cars and equipment for carrier mail delivery on city routes. Bids may cover one or both contracts.
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National Press Bureau
Buffalo
WEN
J. Leonard
Jvice Examiner
Washington
PD. C
Moakeen
Westlake
Union
Fford & Schwarz
F Town
R' Am
Ec Perens
Third Ave
Ellensburg
Seattle
D. C
Edgar C. Battle
Human Bake Oven ad promotes Dr Loughney at Fifth and Union
An advertisement for Dr Loughney in the Crazy building offers examination by competent nurses and treatment hours from 9 am to 6 pm daily and 9 to 12 on Sunday. Telephone Main 6242. Readers urged to start treatment without delay and avoid needless suffering.
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Ner
Fifth and Union
Loughney
Kerosene Blast Destroys Home. Family Left Destitute
Early Tuesday a stove explosion spread flames through the Churchill residence at 1738 14th Ave. Mrs. Churchill aided her husband in escaping, but late start and bad roads hindered fire crews. The house and contents, valued at 1,000, were a total loss. the couple had no insurance. Mrs. Churchill reportedly poured coal oil on the fire to hasten it as it exploded. The couple's two small children were staying with a neighbor.
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C. — Churchill
14Th Ave
Way
Churchill
Churchills
Wanda Finds Flu Pleasant Now It's Over
Wanda von Kettler reflects on the mild flu season as a shared experience. She jokes about symptoms, treatments, and coping antics, noting flu talk dominates conversation and people compare experiences like other familiar adventures.
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Wanda
Wanda von Kettler
Filu
End of Volstead Act Fears Stoked by Prohibition Director
Roy C. Lyle, federal prohibition director, warned ministers that efforts in Washington to nullify the Volstead act could lead to beer sales in soda fountains. He cited six bills in Congress seeking to weaken prohibition and noted cities like Chicago and Milwaukee passing softening resolutions. He said disregard for law harms law enforcement and cited the Bank of North America as a historic note.
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Washington, d D. C
Roy C. Lyle
Ministers’ Union
Mevcs
Supreme Court
Congress
Lyle
Chicago
Milwaukee
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Eee
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Pears de Anion Maevpce
New York Exchange
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New York Stock Exchange
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