Modern Nungalows for Sale and Real Estate Bargains
A collage of early Seattle area real estate ads offers modern bungalows and 4 to 6 room homes for sale near White Center and Ballard. Properties feature baths, utilities, and near car lines with easy terms. Listings include Port Orchard and Shoreline options, with prices, locations, and contact numbers for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Center
Business Center
Oriental Fildg
W. Spokane
Riverside
Port Orchard Commercial Co
Kitsap County
Puget
Navy Yard
Port Orchard
Wash
Seattle
Ida Smith
Californian Ave
Woodland Park
Xerade
Gall
American Bank Hild
City Ient
Pikest
Sallibont
Alpha
Foot Wairview Ave
Cadipa
Particulara
Artint
Station A
Brooklyn
N. C
Furniture Wanted and Various Classified Notes
Fragmented ad list offering furniture buying, jewelry services, and personal notices. Mentions buyers in New Market Street area, prices, and several trades including piano lessons and stenography services. Includes contact fragments and business names such as Michael Pike and Green Hope, with references to private parlors and professional listings.
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Willele
Hallard
Warher
Michael
Pike
Kington Purlig
Hope Wolland
Jefferson
Court House
Pentagon Ride
Market Listings Show Wide Range of Fresh Fishes and Goods
The corner market roundup lists halibut salmon and cod from Columbia River traders, plus Mississippi and local stalls offering veal chops and roast, canned goods, flour, dairy items, and produce. Prices vary with stalls including Westlake and South End locations.
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Columbia River
Mtalle
Lee
Heston Batta
Flood threat eases as Allegheny River drops
Pittsburg reports the Allegheny River receding by several inches per hour and expected to fall below the 22 foot mark on the Point bridge gauge before night.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Point Bridge
Finland order must be restored before U S food shipments
Stockholm dispatches quote Hel singfors state that the American consul general informed Socialist Minister Tokoi that food shipments to Finland hinge on restoring order. The note emphasizes a condition precedent to any relief aid from the United States amid unrest.
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Stockholm
Helsingfors
Tokoi
Finland
America
Tuscania Dead Names Identified in New Figures
Washington report lists Sidney W. Pernitt of Marshfield Oregon and Eugene W. Snyder of Rimrock Washington among the identified Tuscania dead. Latest tally shows 204 Americans killed.
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Washington
Sidney W. Pernitt
Marshfield
Ore
Eugene W. Snyder
Rimrock
Wash
Illinois Farmers Withhold Wheat Trigger Flour Shortage
Chicago report states Illinois farmers are holding wheat for speculation, creating an acute flour famine. State food administrator Harry A. Wheeler notes more than 50 towns are completely flourless as of today.
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Chicago
Illinois
Harry A. Wheeler
Senators Warn Private Railroads Endanger Alaska Hawaii
United Press reports Senator Lewis of Montana urged government ownership of railroads as a preparedness measure. He warned German intrigues could push Japan to seize Alaska and Hawaii, forcing the US to fight and split its forces on the western front. He argued private railroads hinder rapid troop movement.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
America
Alaska
Hawaii
Lewis
Nlata
Iusela
United States
Committee Reports in Favor of Wilson War Power Measure
The Senate Judiciary subcommittee voted three to two to report favorably the empowering bill giving President Wilson broad powers to reorganize war government. The panel amended the bill in several ways but kept its aim, with two changes restricting new agency creation and limiting appropriations to their original purposes.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wilson
Overman
Nelson
Fletcher
Reed
Dillingham
Tie voting questions haunt city treasurer and comptroller race
Ed L. Terry and Harry Carroll faced a crowded field with 37 366 and 26 338 votes respectively and about 20 opponents each. Deputy Comptroller Street asserts the single vote writers cannot make the final ballot under law which requires the two highest vote getters.
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Carroll
Terry
Ed L. Terry
Harry Carroll
Unopt
Haa
Street
Huge Flag to Mark Day at Camp Lewis
The first official flag staff at Camp Lewis is a 75 foot steel mast mounted on a concrete base. Erected before the main entrance to division headquarters, it will raise and lower the flag to mark the opening and close of the official day at the camp.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Division
Gas Sickness Affects 150 Factory Workers
About 150 factory workers at an army uniform plant in New York became unconscious after olive drab cloth arrived Tuesday. Police and health officials investigate a mysterious gas exposure with no deaths reported.
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New York
Health Department
Scheiderich Seeks Divorce Over Alleged Cruelty
Sarah Jane Scheiderich files for divorce from William Scheiderich owner of City Taxi and Messenger Service at 411 Maynard Ave. She says she wed at 17 and endured cruelty. She alleges February 17 William with several workers forced entry to remove furniture and clothing, leaving her to seek hotel lodging.
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Sarah Jane Scheiderich
William
Maynard Ave
Wiliam
Sarah
Sarah Staten
Women to register for farm work nationwide
Washington Feb 21 The department of agriculture plans to mobilize women for farm work through We No. 8 employment service and its agricultural districts. Agencies will map areas with labor needs to supply workers.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Tax Office Offers Evening Hours for Tax Returns
The internal revenue office in the federal building opened Wednesday night for the first time to serve workers. The office will stay open 7 to 9 p m on Wednesday and Thursday evenings to accommodate late filers. Have you bought a thrift stamp yet Today is the day.
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Internal Revenue Collector's Office
Federal Building
Full Day Off Friday for Letter Carriers
No Washington birthday postcards will be delivered Friday and there will be no mail deliveries as Postmaster Edgar Battle orders a full day off for all employees. The office will be closed and windows shut, with no deliveries by three and four trip carriers. Detectives pursue Harr’s attackers after a shooting at the Railway Exchange building.
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Edgar Battle
Unidentified Tuscania dead fixed at 127
Washington reports the War Department confirms the total unidentified American soldiers killed in the Tuscania sinking stands at 127, including three officers. Eighty-one sailors remain unreported. Those known to be saved total 1,971.
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Washington
War Department
Tuscania
Crowder's draft estimates exceed earlier figures by half a million
Washington figures show about 2,500,000 men fit for Army service from Class 1, with total Class 1 around 3,116,000. Disqualification rate under 20 percent. Classes 2 and 4 each hold about half of the remainder, while Class 3 to 750,000 and Class 5 about a million due to reclassification.
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Washington
America
Firet
Crowder
Circuit Court to Hear Local Explosion Case
A Seattle explosion case stemming from 1916 dynamite shipments will be heard in the circuit court in San Francisco on March 5. Lloyd's Plate Glass Insurance Co. was awarded 8166 in a federal ruling, with Seattle facing claims over property damage to harbor waterfront windows. Assistant Corporation Counsel Griffith heads to San Francisco March 1 to represent Seattle in the proceedings.
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Elliott Day
Circuit Court
Francisco
Seattle
Lloyd’s Plat Glass Insurance Co
E.i E.man
Griffith
San F
Sancisco
Vladivostok
Russia
Harbor Land
von Bopp
Shoemaker Charged With Knife Assault Near Westlake Ave
Albert Franco a shoemaker is charged with first degree assault on information filed by Prosecuting Attorney Elis. The accusation states he attacked Ike with a knife on February 20 at a shoe shining stand near the Wood Station on Westlake Avenue.
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Albert Franco
Elis
Ike
Wood Station
Westlake Ave
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Fred P. Gorin
Matin
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Ente Hide
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Marton
American Jteceley CO
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Ift
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Canadian Northern Railway
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Wandy
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Bremerton
Mult
Clifford & van Arsdale
Yakima Valley
Jonie Smith
Arlington, Wn
Ackrageh
New York Block
New Boulevard
Kirkland
Lake Front
Madison Park
Nurke
Farrar, Inc
Farelli Ranch
Wansyt
Kemerton Navy Yard
Aeckman
Firet Ave
Fro County
Texas
Aent
KR. R
Brownell Land CO
Woatar
Concord
Curvey Ie
Chas. Somers CO
Fide X Bready Jon
Water Front
Smmall Deddings
City Real Estate
P. FE
Ollanger CO
Empire Ride
Pati
Yeater Cable
Central Didg
Pike Et
Carl
W. Tard
Phinney
Ale
48Th Ave
Dakota
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Homes For Sale
W. Slater
16Th Ave
N. W
19Th Ave
11Th Ave
Young & Rroberg
Ballard Ave
Thallard
North End
Pioneer
Mont Bath
Star Business
Pepe
Tionna Pati
Union Branch Office
Ao MR
Ry St
A. W. Quar
Bremerton Way
Greene
Woodhoure General Hove
Queen Anne
Gale
Rose Johnson
St. Mary Academy
Portland
C&m
Wit
Nur
Alaska Petroleum & Coa
Stunner
Universal High Power Tel
Liberty Oi & Gas
Wyoming
Monarch
Mount Mainter Minine Co
Alaska Homestake
Midwest Minine Co
Montana
Max Winkler Effiott
Union Mt
Livestork
Star Sea
Mar
Star
Star Bubinera Office
Turaday
Post Office
Pontiae
Harrison
Harrison St
Ueed
Aash and
Hoon Ferd Ve
Eanh
Weeat
Menttie
Weatinke
New Times
SMITH
J. Webb Kitchen & CO
AEG
Acmetion Company
Utah
Stacyata
Moyer-Toner
Plano
Hopper-Kelly Talking Machine CO
Third and University
All the Pacific Auction Co
Hua
WLM
Moore Theatre
Ohmira
Jon Bushell
Bona
Avetionsers
TED Furnatoe & and
Pey
Meattie Avetion Co
Second Ave
Pero Emith Jewelry Mfo
Amith Bldg
Fouts
Ploor Olli
Wimlet Ray
Dalton
Mitel Hide Willett
Walt
Mippodrome
Fifth End University
Billottate
Stevens
Agen
del Monte
Cottoewet
Seal
Annex
Billote Fish Co
Bbc
Westlake
Waeahington Creamery
South End
Anderson's
U. S
22Nd Ave
S. W
Alaska-Hawaii
Satsgis
F. W. Brown
Great Northern Railway System
Aera
Abby
Albany
Dentists Peoples Savings Bank
Second Avenue and Like Street
A. C. Bates
Ralph A. Horr
Railway Exchange
Lieut
W. B. Kent
Harr
Warren
Gen. Crowder
Wm. P. Clark
Seattle Lighting Co
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