Multiline ad page with bargains and services
A dense classified column offers health tonics and tonics like VIT-O-NBET, fur and leather goods, oilers and engines, coal, wood, and lumber, used furniture and clothing, sewing machines, pianos for rent, trade ins, and poultry supplies. Listings include locations, prices, and contact phone numbers across Seattle areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kade
Alaska Fur Co
Adison
Madison Wo
Cumberland
Yester Way
Ballard
Sidney
First Ave
Simpson's
Fremont
Best Aide
Wes
White Sewing Machine CO
Union Ph
Blake Purniture Co
Pike
America
Americas
quRerrone Co
Land prospectus offers easy terms on farm parcels
A long promotional notice describes 400 acres near the city subdivided into acre and half acre tracts with city water, plus Skagit Delta lands at 30 dollars per acre on terms. It touts easy purchase, auto excursions, and government soil statistics to attract buyers, urging immediate action. It also advertises timber lands in Jefferson township, a plant opening, and opportunities to invest in fire apparatus and contracting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bragit County
Big Creek
Sedro-Woolley
Amell
Third Ave
Washington
McCarter Millers
American Bank Ride
Macnald & Miller
Columbia
Hilliott
Port Orchard
Kitsap County
Skagit County
Rall
Jerma
H. C. Peters
Continent Royalty Investment Notice
Fragmented OCR listing shows monthly 4 percent return plan with names and numbers. Mentions stocks, Life Idaho Gold, and various unclear references including March and Chicago area terms. The readable items imply a financial scheme or brokerage brief with multiple entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber-Marria Lynd
Central Area
Say Co
Life
Idaho Gold and Nay
Hirat-Chicageort Vent
Hubbe Laberty
Howe Ride
Dancing Directory Item Noted in The Seattle Star
A fragmented Seattle Star directory snippet mentions private teaching and a few partial addresses and names, including references to dancing lessons and locations. The readable fragment is too incomplete to identify a clear person or event but indicates a classified style listing.
Car hearing postponed in Seattle street railway case
In federal court the hearing on the municipal street railway litigation was postponed from 2 p m Tuesday to 10 a m Tuesday. Stone and Webster and the city of Seattle will appear before Judge Jeremiah Neterer. The city officials and the affidavit of City Treasurer Terry, who testifies to a $575000 interest paid on March 1, were filed. The bond funds were sent to Equitable Trust Co New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CTFY
Citizen's Bank of
Georgetown
Seattle
City of Sea
City of Beattie
Municipal Street Railway
Stone & Webster
City of
Jeremiah Neterer
EB. . Cushman
En Bane
Harry W. Carroll
H. L. Terry
Terry
Eue
Equitable Trust Co
New York
Washington
Tries to Take Son From Grandmother in Habeas Corpus Hearing
Conrad Nicholas filed habeas corpus to claim his two year old son Conrad Nicholas Jr. from grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Green. Judge Austin KE Criffithe heard the case on Monday. The mother died at birth and the grandmother says she cared for the child through illness. Nicholas has remarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Nicholas
Conrad Nicholas, Jr
J. H. Green
Austin KE. Criffithe
Nicholas
Masked Robbers Loot Poker Game in Montana Hotel
Three masked men burst into a Rutth Montana hotel poker room early today and fled with about $4,000 in cash and jewelry. Players mistook the raid for a prank before the robbers escaped.
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Rutth
Mont
Plan to Speed Up Pleading to Crime
Judge King Dykeman and Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm Douglas announce a new schedule requiring defendants to plead within three or four days instead of a week or two. The change was disclosed to the Transportation Club at noon in the Exchange Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Dykeman
Malcolm Douglas
Transportation Club
Way Exchange Building
Supreme Court Upholds Alien Property Seizure of Mill Stock
The Supreme Court today upheld the Trading with the Enemy Act and the seizure by the Alien Property Custodian of 14,000 shares in the Botany Worsted Mills of New Jersey, alleged to be German owned. The mill is among the world’s largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Botany Worsted Mim
Mexican Chamber of Commerce Men To Visit Seattle
A delegation from the Confederated Chamber of Commerce of Mexico, noted for prominence in the Southern republic’s commercial life, will arrive in Seattle next week on a special train, May 4, according to a telegram received by the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederated Chamber of Commerce of Mexico
Southern Republic
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Gas Mask Wanted to Dump Mustard Gas in Seattle
Deputy United States Marshal K R Tobey seeks a gas mask as he prepares to destroy 42 barrels of mustard at the city dump under a federal order issued under the pure food and drugs act. The job is described as the hottest assignment in Seattle this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
K. R. Tobey
Seattle
Tobey
Callas Sues Doctor Over Alleged Bungled Finger Operation
Andrew Callan sues Dr. Imalee Wiah Greene for 2400 dollars in Judge J. T. Ronalds court claiming a bungled operation for blood poisoning on Callan’s finger caused damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imalee Wiah Greene
Andrew Callas
Callan
J. T. Ronald
Salmon Shipment Ordered Destroyed
A shipment of 1,248 cases of canned salmon seized in Bellingham under the Pure Food and Drugs Act has been ordered destroyed by the United States marshal.
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Bellingham
Supreme Court Asked to Advance Federal Reserve Check Rule
The Supreme Court was urged to move on the case challenging federal reserve board orders to create a par collection system for bank checks. State banks and others outside the system attack the regulation, which would affect fees from check discounting. The suit, American Bank and Trust Co. v. Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, seeks to determine the rule’s validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
American Hank and Trust Company
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Milk Price Increase Set for Tuesday
Milk producers Tuesday will receive 2.45 per hundred pounds for their milk, up 0.30 from the old 2.56 price, per Dr. F B Smith secretary of the milk commission. The increase of 0.20 per hundred pounds equals about one cent a quart and dealers who pay the extra cent are expected to raise prices correspondingly. Condensaries have begun paying more for milk and butter fat prices have advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Smith
Nine Legislators Set to Travel North aboard the Steamship Alameda
On their way to the Alaskan territorial legislature which convenes March 7, nine members of the body will depart for the North aboard the steamship Alameda as it sails Tuesday morning.
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North
Alameda
States Appeal To Supreme Court Over Transportation Act
Forty two states petition the Supreme Court to strike down key provisions of the transportation act arguing it infringes state sovereignty. They challenge ICC power to fix intrastate and interstate rates after the commission raised passenger Pullman express and freight rates last August and ordered intrastate rates aligned with interstate levels.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Urban Growth Surges Ahead of Rural Areas in Population Pace
Cities expand in population seven and one half times faster than rural districts, signaling a widening urban rural gap as metropolitan areas pull away in growth.
Portland Railway Workers Face Mass Layoffs
About 700 men in the Oregon-Washington Railroad shops in Portland will lose their jobs as officials announce shutdowns effective today. The Spokane Portland and Seattle line will also lay off 100 workers at Vancouver shops effective tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon-Washington Railroad Company
The
Road
Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railroad
Vancouver
Income Tax Talk to League Tuesday
William T. Beeks of the Bureau of Internal Revenue will address the Municipal League Tuesday at noon at Blane's cafe on Income Tax Problems. A bond issue report and a charter amendment report will be prepared by two committees led by James A. Haight and Frank P. Hessel. University W C T U holds a union signal reception at University Presbyterian church Tuesday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
William T. Beeks
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Will Addren
Municipal League
Blane’s
James A. Haight
Frank P. Hessel
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Seattle Star
State OF Washington
CIA
Lee
Northwest
Star’s
Seattle School of Dramatic Art
Ninth Ave
Spring
Portal Glerks
AL Mail Service
Leonard
Civil Service
Equitable
Sam Weigant
A. Turner
Clear Lake
Wash
Elliott
Fas Dodes
Seattle School of the Art
Jeonal Presse Bureau
Buffalo
Rika
Postal
Civil Luxice Examiner
Equitable Bldg
Washington, D. C
Pwanted
Boys Fortiers
Kassner Bros
Rento
Stafford & Wart
Arcade
Sam Weisfield
Union
K. Gar Renton
Kelan
Tellore
Seattle Ice Cream Co
Uniop
18Th Ave
Madrona
Ire Investment Co
Empire Big
Lareview Blvd
CAI
West Beattie
C. Peters
Beacon
Harvard
Chelor
Seventh Ave
Pring
Seneca
Bath
Hallard
East
Csen Clathing Land
Elliot
Ea Beacon
Clinton's
Wirst Ave
Oo BL Williams CO
Hollywood
15Th Ave
East Union
Ford Coupe
Ford Dans
Central Agency, Inc
Ford
Flanders
Studebaker
Chevrolet
Frank Waterhouse & CO
Auto Dept
Pine
Bellevue
Broadway and Pike
Central Agepncy, Inc
Broadway and
Pike East
Second Ave
Broadway
Henry Ploneseen
16Th Ave
Yealerway
Hornépower
Ducrest
Renton
Vaughn
B. Hicks Co
W. Montelino Price Co
Workingman's Chance
Lake Burien
Clurry
Seaboard
Terma Bell & CO
Utter
Hellingham
Wash Culver
Queen Anne
RCG Culver
Boston St
Burke
Fuld
Thackera North
Cure K N Ranch
American Bank
West Seattle Property
Mic
Wales & R
BNA
Senations Cave
West Seattle Junction
Faunteroy
Waller
Puget Mill CO
Land Dept
Spokane
Fauntie
Weat
Pigeon Point
Skagit Delta Lands
Sparks & Dyf
Jefferson Township
Kamas Drug Co
Buxton
Iowa
Ord
Business Ofports
Ececececececgee
Ateady
MR. Strain
A. Bo
Rainier
24Th Ave
Upstaire
Anna Marks
Mutual
Firet and Yealer M Haere
A. Willeiksen
MQNEY
Washington Farm
Rothe Farm Mtg. Co., Inc
Ird
Beattie
EP L. Terry
Casbidy
Harry Norman
Montreal
Sroeses Hower
U. Telephone
Aitie King
Ss. Laska Pet, & Coal Ae
Wyoming-Pacifice O
Ohnson
Tinea
Parker
P.L
New House
Amall Farm
Paget
Bureau of Yards
Navy Department
Thirteenth Naval District
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Naval Ammunition Depot
Bureau
Comemandant
Wages
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
D. C
Proples
the Navy
Navy
Rae Tha
C. J. Phoples
Seattle Star Directory
WALL
TER
Edvica Oderate Fere
Free Department
Frederick Pp. Gormn
Ray
Haight
Pine Trours
Junnings
Grab- Eyes Paster School
Denay i
Teavona
Avons
Pika May Dunn
Terre
Stagh
Apt. B
Toh K CO
Madison
Sarrent
Central
Optician and Optometrist JT
Bdtsunds
Praser-Paterson Co
DRO Angus
Sritel
IND
Milcott
Spangenberg
Peterson
Tovies A
Leigh
Martha A. Smooths
McConkey
Ee . Gaye
Fairmont
Coverdell
Inramt
Gillman Ave
Lackenby
Myrtle
Ave. W
Porter
J. W
En Piret
N. Laither
Lin
Corlineau
Olson
Anton E
N. B. Bergman
Elizabe
16Th
Tucker
Latona
Bed Cer
Mary Jean
Newon
Curtis
Ernest M.mas Reed
Lena
Ted" Sputhnave. Jones
Catherine A
Cohen
Edward
Savin
Anna
Porter Adeline Mary
Seatt Dupagan
Albert L
Ferndals Platner
Evelyn 1
Sampoon
Gotvald
Ers
Jennie Irene
Duvall
Marble
Mort
Lemal Toop
Lula E
Legai Coumbe
A. J
Eeesderee
Bohener
Cari
Beattie Nengo
Elizabeth
Beattie Holloway
Ora
Richmond Beach
COM
B.D. Os
Havans
Ada
Marshall
Miller
J H Jacob
Breme Hummel
Vertha
Mopattini
Benjamin F
Port Miller
Legal Williams
Dorothy G
Beattie Minehy
Nathaniel PF
Turnpaw
Orville
Wolfe
Hazel BK
Wroten
Ollie Agnes
Wagner
Charlee F
Marion J George
Mae L
Heattie
Coulson
James W
Legal Jahant
Aoetes A
Camp Lewis
Crawford
Irby
Bois
N. W
Feyne
W. Crockett
Chihara
Fukei
Yealer Way
Komatsu
Alpine
Walker
Brekind Ave
Yelich
Anton
Valentine
William H
Snoqualmie
W. A
Gilman Ave
Port
Peruch
Guiseppe
Yancy Et
Ham
Morris
J. R
Sopoye
Brooklyn Ave
Rodgers
G. B
Breteen
Joseph
Bledsoe
W. W
Yoocum
Fred
Cloverdale
Morrison
W. F
Washington St
Banford
C. H
Johnson
C. P
Jengen Harry A
38Th Ave
Mahoney
Patrick
22Nd Ave
Swabey
Ashworth Ave
Wright
Benjamin W
KE. Aloha
Lalbetich
Jerry
McFarland
Paul J
Lucile St. Roya
Paysard Ave
Wetzel
BE. G
Thompson
Gilham
la Je Aeaine
Louis
Adama St. Geirt
Croches
Shelley
Nickerson St
C. Ta
Grayson
Cary T. Grayson
Wilson
Wisl
University W. C. T. U. Withols
University Presbyterian Church
Capitol 224
Westlake North
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
City Ticket and Freight Office
Second
Main
J. F. Bahl
City Pass
Agt
A. J. Hillman
Freight Dept
the State Bank
U. S
Edgar Ames
K. L. Grondahl
Hugo Carlson
L. H. Bruns
Dd. H. Lutz
H. O. Grondahl
C. O. Ouspahl
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