YOUR HOME FOR SALE AND JOB OFFERS IN SEATTLE AREA
Real estate and employment ads list houses and lots for sale in Phinney district and surrounding Seattle areas with prices from $2,500 to $4,000 and easy payment options. Also listed are shipping and engineering training, temporary labor, and job openings for carpenters and machine operators, plus notices of lost items and miscellaneous sales. Volunteers and workers sought for logging, aviation, and construction roles. Local addresses include University of Washington area listings and Beattie Washington postings.
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Jones & Phinney
Ferond
Rourke
Ball
Citvy Real Estate
Phinney
Beacon Hill
Ship Yarden
William Haitz
North
Broadway
Fr. B. Ollinger CO
Ship Yard
White Center
GEO
W. H. White Inv
Orle Tifle Port Orchard Comm Co
Kiteap County
Puget Found
Navy Yard
Port Orchard Commercial Co
Port Orchard
Ward
Wespera
Premerton Wan
CWS Greene
Third Ave
Hamilton Well
Fine Arte
University of Washington
Smith
Matifurgeon
Lakeside
Yeeter
Beacon
BR Woldhotre
Sale Extraordinary Auction of Furnishings at Private Home
Auctioneers John Kell & Mona offer furniture and appliances from a private home at 422 N. Blet Phinney, with items including bedroom sets dining pieces a sewing machine vacuum cleaner and more. Also notices for advertisements and local services appear alongside chaotic listings and personal notices from February 1918.
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Jrivatr
N. Blet
Phinney
Bala
Jardiniere
Wilton
Haviland
Howe
Warden Teele
John Kell & Mona
Public Markets Stalls Offer Wide Groceries and Deli Goods
Stalls 122 to 198 list a wide array of foods from fancy olives and raisins to tomatoes and beans. Prices include 20¢ per pint olives, 40¢ per quart, 3 lbs raisins 35¢, 30¢ a bottle olive oil, 49¢ butter per pound, and 25¢ to 50¢ items across fruit vegetables canned goods and staples.
Local Grocery Ad Highlights Bargain Staples and Prices
Red Seal Grocery offers 15 pounds of potatoes at 24 to 25 cents per pound and maple syrup at 20 cents per bottle. Deals include Blue Ribbon tea 50 cents per pound, 3 large grapefruits for 26 cents, sardines 3 for 25 cents, vegetables in mixed cans, coffee at 64 cents per can, macaroni 25 cents per pound, peanut butter 20 cents per pound, bread 8 cents loaf, assorted soaps, rice and oleomargarine priced around 85 cents per pound.
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Red Seal Grocery Annex
Old Homestead
Trade items listed in small town market ad
A compact listing shows a sale or stock list including Stall 2 at South End, thrift coffee at 3 pounds, Hills tea in blue packaging, molasses in 21 pound can, gloss starch in large package, Anderson’s items with milk cans crackers pea meal and other groceries priced around 6 to 21 cents, reflecting a low era market.
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Hills
Avondale
Anderson's
City Election Figures Mixed At Board Meeting
Beattle's new voting machines may reveal errors in local election totals. Corporation Counsel Hugh Caldwell and council president C. W. Pitewirth plan to present the machines to the council and review the figures. In Precinct 18 Caldwell shows 248 votes for Caldwell of 279 total. in Precinct 8 Caldwell 14 and John Casey 248, which Caldwell disputes as incorrect. He argues the machines should expose officials’ carelessness in copying totals. Whitewergald suggests night classes to teach reading figures.
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Beattle
Hugh Caldwell
The
Counci
Cil
Altho
Caldwell
John I. Casey
Witewergald
Russian peasants ready to fight for supplies admits Lomonossoff
Professor George V. Lomonossoff told Seattle business leaders that Russian peasants will fight for agricultural machinery and supplies. He said Russia needs a central purchasing agency and will buy with rubles, though they have depreciated. He accused Kaiser of scheming with Ukrainians and Trotsky and Lenin of stirring uprisings while Germany gains.
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Germana
George V. Lomonossoff
Lomononsoff
Hrest-Litovak
Kaiser
Trotsky
Lenine
Germany
Local Market Prices List
Readable items show prices for various goods including veal chops at 22c per lb, steer steak at 23c per lb, Jersey butter and ranch eggs priced at 60c per dozen, and bread cookies at 16c per dozen. Stall numbers 42 48 60 indicate display locations.
Local Market Price List With Fresh Produce and Staples
A dense inventory from stalls 110 14 192 116 and others lists fresh fish butter margarine milk sugar canned goods cereals and produce with prices per pound can and dozen. Entries include walnuts peaches tomatoes sardines herring strawberries beef veal lamb and mutton plus pantry items like milk powder yeast and toilet paper.
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del Monte
Washington
Armour
Mt. Vernon
First Ave
Wakefield
Madrona
Local Market Offers Bulk Groceries and Fresh Produce
Stall listings advertise pure cane sugar cream coffee and butter, various grains beans and canned goods, Yakima Gem potatoes and fresh fish like ling cod and red snapper, Alaska salmon and prunes. Numerous prices listed per pound per can and per dozen, with eggs and marmalade also featured.
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Schilling
Columbia River Amelia
Washington Creamery
Rogers
Santa Clara
Larize
A. & H. Soda
French Raids On West Front Expand With Surprise Tactics
French forces intensify 1918 raids from the British front to the Swiss border employing night artillery builds and rapid assault. They capture positions and prisoners while destroying trenches and fortifications, signaling a shift to surprise offensives with heavy bombardment.
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Henry Wood
Preas
AMIES
West
Alsace
Alsace Lorraine
Close Call for Sheriff Stringer in Contempt Court
Sheriff John Stringer narrowly avoided contempt charges in Judge Jurey's court after failing to produce four prisoners for a Tuesday morning hearing. Attorney H F Hammond accused the sheriff of trifling with liberty, while the judge ordered the matter dropped as the prisoners remained at large.
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John Stringer
Presidine
Jurey’s Court
Stringer
Afl
Bellingham Soldier Killed in Canadian Casualty List
Ottawa lists W H Barles of Bellingham Washington among the casualties as killed accidentally in action.
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Bellingham
Ottawa
W. H. Barles
Wash
Inventory fragment notes salt sacks and price
New wnalnuta item priced at 20c per pound and table salt sold in 3 sacks of 100. The brief listing records unit price and packaging for a small batch sale.
Thrift Stamp Day Highlights Local Market Stall Deals
A pasted price list shows stalls offering sugar 65¢ per bag, milk 10¢ per qt, raisins 13–25¢ per package, canned tomatoes 2 for 25¢, dried fruit, potatoes and onions with varied per unit prices, and meats and dairy items priced per pound or can. Today is the day to buy thrift stamps.
He's Not Forgetting A Card To Hang Over Desk
A playful comment urges homeowners to remember to write to their sons as Jackie prepares to mail a story and finish a letter. The library at his training station provides pen ink and stationery and he vows not to forget.
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Jackie
Teuton Raider Wolf Returns With Rich Loots After 16 Months
German official report says auxiliary cruiser Wolf under Capt Nerger returned after 16 months across Atlantic Indian and Pacific oceans with 400 crew survivors from sunken ships and captured raw materials. Kaiser awards the commander. British admiralty notes British Spanish and Japanese losses and lists three American ships Beluga Winslow Encore Lost near San Francisco.
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London
Wolf
Atlantic
Indian
Pacific
Nerger
Sard
Encore
San Francisco
Beluga Crew's Family Feared Captured by Wolf Raider
San Francisco dispatch reports Captain Cameron of the whaler Beluga sailed with his wife and young daughter aboard. It is believed they are among the prisoners reportedly taken by the German raider Wolf during the voyage.
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San Francisco
Cameron
Wolf
U S Radicals Urge Russians to Fight Huns
United Press reports that the U S government, aided by radicals, is escalating an educational campaign in Russia to spur resistance to invasion. President Wilson backs the effort, allowing cables to Bolshevik leaders warning against a separate peace and urging Russians to fight autocracy and militaries. The president may speak out later if Russia reacts spontaneously.
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U. S
Robert J. Bender
United Press
Washington
Russia
Wilson
Thief Steals Coronet From Brooklyn Hotel Room
A thief entered L Goble's room at a Brooklyn hotel on Monday night and stole his cornet valued at $75. Police are investigating the burglary at 207 University Street.
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L. Goble
Brooklyn
University St
Mason Warns Against New Peace Offer
Count Von Hertling signals cautious support for Wilson's self determination while rebuffing German promises. The piece notes German duplicity seen at Brest-Litovsk and warns that any Western concessions to Russia would strain future Eastern Western ties and fuel Russian suspicions.
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New York
Wilson
Count von Hertling
Brest-Litovak
Count Hertling
United States
Russia
Leonsky
Germany
Foreign Trade Requires Banking Ties, Says Bank
For effective foreign business a satisfactory banking connection is essential. The Foreign Department of the First National Bank offers guidance on foreign markets credits collections exchange and related matters. Consultation invited.
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First National Bank
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