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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
7
An early advertisement promises waterfront tracts on Lake Washington with plans to show a few prospective buyers before opening. The note emphasizes the beauty of the property and invites interest ahead of the formal sale.
Advertisements list loans on first class residences at 6 percent from Sturtevant & Co and Burwell & Morford, savings deposits above 4 percent, and money for manufacturing partnerships. Also notes about furniture, horses, and livestock loans, and various agents in New York and local offices with contact details.
Fragmentary notice from Woodland Park District mentions boules and land parcels with prices around 100 to 1956 dollars, a phone inquiry for evenings, and a N of North, asking buyers to contact for more details. The readable text suggests a sale or purchase offer for small blocks and acres with uncertain locations.
An auction listing describes clay and glass items including salt water sodas and a "BIGGEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED" in Dayton. The ad notes prices around 60 cents, with terms like one half cash and mentions items such as baturs and jewelry, while emphasizing a public sale setting.
A public notice outlines an addition project at Greenwood Park Annex in the Madrone district near Olive Street. It lists parcels, monthly assessments, and a cash incentive of 100 dollars with 18 dollars per month in a proposed development near Stet Avenue and related corners. Walter A. Sutherland of the American Bank Hide signs the notice.
Suburban Home and GEO listings show prices from 1000 to 11000 with phrased promises of quick sales. Advertisements describe one acre lake views near university, modern six room houses, corner lots 40 by 100 feet, near Mount Baker or Renton lines, and terms including cash or monthly payments.
Listings show homes, lots, and tracts across locations in the U S and Canada with prices from under 1000 to several thousand dollars. Terms include cash down payments and monthly installments and note nearby improvements, street work, and proximity to transit lines. Real estate brokers promote lakefronts, acreage, and urban lots with commentary on value and time-limited opportunities.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions city water and nearby streets, noting two blocks to an area and references to Ont and Malferd. The readable facts are minimal and unclear, but it indicates a municipal water matter requiring attention.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a local notice about city services including water sidewalks schools and car service. Mentions Phinney Avenue and a delayed action with a reference to an art unit and monthly view additions.
Griffith Co Alaska Building, Main 7052 offers lots for sale near the net prices, with contact at Ind 1406 for further details.
Parcel description shows 12 lots 4emige ft back to 14 ft on a corner with a view of the city. Prices listed around 654 with easy terms. Also mentions a separate 100 lot offering, furnished house and income details around 14.
A dated rental notice advertises a one bedroom room near Green Lake one block away with a claimed price of 1606 dollars and a 46 dollar down payment. It mentions contact via a Fremont address and refers to a theater layout and car service.
An old advertisement lists eye care providers and optical services with names like Dr Schoebel and Eye Spectatiat along Second Avenue. It also references patent lawyers in Washington and various addresses in Arcade Annex and Mo West with terms about therapeutic light and free book offers.
Real estate ads offer cheap houses and lots around West Seattle and nearby areas. Listings include a 3 bedroom home near Madison car, a corner lot on California Avenue, and a cottage with water views. Prices range from $850 to several thousand, with cash and monthly payment options.
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