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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1906
Page
6
Vintage classified style advertises farms and acreages for sale near Kent and Everett. Listing owners include Robert Maltby and others, with details on acreage, pasture, water, and access near rails or depots. Prices marked, terms easy, trains available to Meadowlege for viewing.
Real estate ads offer multiple tracts for platting within reach of Fort Lawton Lake Union and Rainier Boulevard car lines. Properties include upland, cleared acres with barns and water, orchard, and farm land with terms available. Also listed are lakeside and Mercer Island lots, near transit routes, with flexible owner financing.
Martin a laborer is arrested by Officers Wilkes and Corbett for discharging firearms in downtown Saloon while under the influence. Also reports of a barn entry and theft of four racks of oats at Oscar Jacobson’s Terry Ave property. Various real estate listings and small ads follow.
Classified prop listings show Burlingame agents offering land near Green Lake and Capitol Hill with cottage housing and low payments. Job posts seek 9 land workers and several salesmen while ongoing arrests, appeals, and immigration actions appear in surrounding notices.
Auction note lists a cultivation lot with house, plastered rooms, city water and bath, priced at 1000 dollars. Other terms mention a car and barn facilities, near a school and a civic building area.
Negotiations proceed for buying the Beattie Everett Inter urban electric railway now under construction by Pred I Bander and associates. James A Moore will apply for a city franchise to extend an electric line toward Vancouver, with the route likely following Bander’s stake along populated coastwise sections.
An ad describes several cottages for sale near Madrona care and Queen Anne, offering cash options and rent-to-own terms. Features include new, strictly modern cottages with warranties, monthly payments around 115.00, and lots with fine views. Most properties promise clear title deeds and near Madrona area convenience.
Anotites ee excursion to Eakuaibe sees the Senter Pevreery steamer Acme departing at 1 23 and pm. More than two percent ride the side with or without tickets. Sunday turnout exceeds traction frontage, as plans proceed with view and quality noted.
The sale of tickets for the annual Ball of the Heattle the Bell regwlation aft ball commences February 23. Tickets are in the hands of patrolmen and may be disposed of as possible.
Jaunty early spring hats captivate shoppers as milliners return from Paris. Round straw styles popular with young women, while the sleeve hat showcases pinking brown straw with velvet bias bands and pink ribbon. A bronze ornament centers the vonette in a striking design.
The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, built at one million dollars from a royal gift, will open soon in New York. Dr Simon Flexner will lead investigations. the Institute houses laboratories, operating rooms, fireproof woodwork, and animal facilities for experiments including horses, sheep, cows, and monkeys.
A writ served on Count Bont de Jane places him as a defendant in separation proceedings instituted by his wife. The action appears to define the legal status of the couple within the ongoing marital dispute.
The United States cruiser Tacoma lies at Naples Italy while the transport Sherman has sailed from San Francisco for Honolulu and Manila. John McCall's condition is about the same.
The markets show a slower movement today due to bad weather. Prices for produce and meats stay largely steady over the past week with assorted items listed including potatoes, vegetables, fruits, and live stock, along with hay and feedstuffs.
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