Want Ads Quick Read With Rates and Locations
Classified fragment lists telephone rates for insertions, ad sizes, and minimum charges. Includes downtown agency and main office addresses, phone numbers, and disclaimers about accuracy. Also shows sample listings for furniture, rentals, rooms, stables, and misc sale notices.
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Kennedy Drag Co
Mullen
Fallard Av
City Hall
Ballard
Tween Union and University
Ind
Salary Loan Offers Spark Attention at Building
A trade card showcases the Tar Loan Co offering unsecured salary loans with no security required, targeting salaried individuals. The ad lists a building at 204 208 Market Street and references assorted professionals including attorneys, real estate dealers, bankers, and a bank branch, highlighting low rates and various services.
Farmland and Auctions Amid Island Oil Farms
Fragmented notes describe a fruit farm in the Tecom valley south of an island, with mentions of two acres, rent per month, and canal access. Also advertised are auction listings for general hardware and furniture with terms and contact at Robert Maltby Alaska Building.
City Real Estate Listings With Various Inquiries
A cache of real estate notices notes Woodlawn area cottages and lots for sale with prices around 400 to 4 000 dollars. Listings cite terms including cash down and monthly payments, plus waterfront, rural and city properties with multiple agents and brokers.
Wyoming and Occidental Coal Update at Keystone Market
At Main 1472 foot of Fester Way a price list shows Berryhill aiatone lump down from 1.59 to Keystone nut reduced from 5 to 4.60 and notes a specialty item. Local shopper dialect describes it as among the finest de coma in the city.
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Main
Fester Way
Berryhill
Livestock Receipts and Prices Across Markets
Livestock receipts reported in Chicago show hogs around 56 000 with prices 4.15 to 4.55, cattle about 7 000 with mixed to higher ranges, and sheep near 25 000 with steady to slightly varied quotes. Separate notes from City of Kansas and Omaha report hogs, cattle, and sheep totals for January 20.
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Chicago
Opening quotations on stocks irregular in New York market
In New York trading on January 20 the southern group gained on the Louisville and Nashville dividend action but overall stocks were weak. The market swung to light support with heavy selling, closing near the lows as prices fell across many issues. A fire aboard the bark Chalmer in Algoa Bay burned the upper deck and beams after starting in a car locker.
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United Press
New York
Loulaville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Atlantic Comsat
Merchants’ Exchange
Chalmer
Algoa Bay
Newspaper bids clash over charter amendments printing price
At a city public works meeting The Star won the charter amendments printing contract at 49 cents per inch for about 160 inches, totaling around 2352 dollars. The Times and Post-Intelligencer bid one dollar per inch, a price criticized as stealing from taxpayers if adopted.
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Board of Public Works
Star
Times
the Post-Intelligencer
The
Post-Intelligencer
Morning Times
Evening Times
Bulletin
Post Intelligencer
Election Officials to Be Named Tonight by Council
A list of names for election judges and inspectors in each precinct will be presented to the council tonight. Don Clerk Shrader and Mantle rep from each ward prepared the lists after council consultation. The primary law requires formal recommendations, suggesting possible partisan influence in some precincts.
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Don Clerk Shrader
Partiaan
City Treasurer Reports Large Yearly Balance and Payouts
City Treasurer George Runwell filed his 1907 annual report with the city comptroller showing receipts of 10 057 537 72 and payouts of 7 980 840 58. The year end balance stands at 3 624 267 28, largely tied up in trust and special funds. Water receipts totaled 646 067 77 with expenses of 74 497 82, while lighting plant receipts were 204 309 58. Net earnings from the lighting plant run about 160 000 a month, though exact costs are not separated from construction.
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George Runwell
Theing
Investigating Mystery at Steilacoom Asylum
W H Weaver, Republican candidate for Eleventh ward counsels man, will hold a Kirkland hall Green Lake meeting tonight to boost his candidacy amid a Steilacoom asylum mystery.
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Steilacoom Asylum
W. H. Weaver
Eleventh Ward
Kirkland Hall
Green Lake
Chief's action upheld in Coleman dismissal case
The board of civil service commissioners upheld Police Chief Wappenstein's discharge of former Patrolman C. T. Coleman for a second time after overturning an initial reinstatement order. Coleman had been dismissed again after failing to report when ordered and signaling the chief’s concern was none of his business.
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Wappenstein
Board of Civil Services Commissioners
C. T. Coleman
Coleman
Calhoun Trial Date Not Set in Railroads Case
Attorney A A Moore for United Railroads pressed District Attorney Langdon this morning for a firm trial date for Patrick Calhoun. Langdon refused to provide a definite schedule, leaving the trial date unresolved.
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Calhouns
A.A. Moore
United Railroads
Langdon
Patrick Calhoun
Wind Storm Strikes Seattle and Puget Sound Coast
A severe wind storm hit Seattle and coastal regions with gusts of 37 mph on Puget Sound, 76 mph at Cape Plattery, and 82 mph offshore near the Columbia River mouth. Last night the storm lashed Seattle as warnings kept mariners on alert. damage was not reported, though lines and bumpers were deployed and telegraph wires were down in Ta toosh.
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Seattle
Puget Second District
Cape Plattery
Puget Sound
Cape
Columbia River
Tatoosh
Safe Blowers Arrested in Bremerton Theft Probe
Dodiey Fawchtt and John Carroll were arrested last night and are believed by police to be identified with last week’s Bremerton sight company safe explosion. Authorities say evidence ties the men to the crime and they will be held for investigation.
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Dodiey Fawchtt
John Carroll
Bremerton Sight Company
Damages Sought Over Death Of Four Year Old Boy
A lawsuit filed in the superior court seeks 1990 dollars in damages for the death of the four year old son of Mr and Mrs C J Wall. The boy was crushed in the elevator shaft of the Eltel building. Defendants are T A Livesley and J J Roberts lessees of the Eltel building. The case is before Judge Albertson.
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C. J. Wall
Superior Court
T. A. Livesley
J. J. Roberts
Eltel
Albertson
High Room Rent Sparks Up-Town Crackdown
Chief Wappers stein may order several restricted district lodgings shut as police expose exorbitant charges. A dragnet nabbed seven suspects, two men and five women, in up town cheap lodging houses. Landlords of rooms below Yesterway face HQ summons and must justify $20 weekly rents or close shop.
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Uptown
Wappers#1
Petroinee
Patroknen
Wappenstein m
Rannick
Yesterway
Wappenstein
Chorus Girl in County Jail Case Sparks Prosecution Aims
A chorus girl held in the county jail faces prosecution after allegations of stealing goods totaling around $1,000. Several women obtained goods on credit and one escaped to Denver. local authorities ordered investigations and further warrants.
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Mias
Denver
Waoppesetei
Tee Woo
Missing Fern Hill resident tied to Bertha Stastny death link
Report outlines a local missing person case for Mrs. C R Keene of Fern Hill, with questions about a possible suicide in Stella asylum January 17 by Bertha Stastny alias Hertha Brandy. Officials weigh whether the two women are one and same amid notes of money and religious influence.
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C. BR. Keene
Fern Hill
Stellacoom Insane Asylum
Bertha Startey
C. R. Keene
Hertha Brandy
Bertha Stastny
Steilacoont
Millionaire Talbot divorce case heard in San Francisco
Attorney Samuel Shortridge argued to dismiss W. H. Talbot's divorce suit on grounds of insufficient testimony and statute of limitations. Talbot and Mary Mee BR testified, while Senator John Hall and others questioned Mrs Talbot's drinking and influence on the case.
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United Press
San Francisco
Samuel Shortridge
W. H. Talbot
Shortridge
Talbot
Mary Mee BR
Jno
Seaweil
Washington High Cadet Company Faces Disbandment
The Washington High School Cadet company may be disbanded by year end and the annual cadet ball likely banned by the faculty. The blamed encampment at Colby during Christmas vacation without permission is cited as the direct cause, with Principal Geiger and Captain Louis M. Kline and other officers involved in discussing responsibility.
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Washington High School
Seattle
Colby
Geiger
Ing
Louis M. Kline
Miller to Speak at Madrona Hall Ward Meeting
John F. Miller, Republican mayoral candidate, will address Third Ward Republicans at Madrona Hall on East Jefferson tonight. P D Hughes, Howard Waterman, R O Terhune and H T Granger also speak. A Miller club will form, with active workers in the ward.
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Third Ward
Madrona Hall
21St
East Jefferson
P. D. Hughes
Howard Waterman
Terhune
H. T. Granger
Miller Club
Miller
Cam
Fragmented Alaskan Local Note Grabs Scraps of Events
Incoherent OCR fragment lists scattered words about Alaska, dates, locations, and people. It mentions Alaska, New, New Year, and a sequence of garbled terms with no clear event or outcome. The readable pieces do not form a coherent report.
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Sean
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U. & Marine Corps
Grand Central Hotel
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Poe
Virone
Ned Clothee Peterson
Madinen
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Pethtabe
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Gale—Srestaurmyt
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Seth Arenes
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Augustine Armstrong
Meer
Alfred Gfeller
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J Smith
United States
Europe
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Physicians
John Dunlap
Maite
Mitel Hidg
Dr Peltes
Oculists
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Whittieser Eee
Veles
Melyeke Bisok
oMansen
Pine Street
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Tng & Gm
Maree
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Cotman Rieck
Osteopathy
Ted
Queen City
Aston
Charles Somers
Alesse Deliding
Tecoms
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Jay Nore
Ence
Maluthy
ALOCI
Nelson Metal Bpeotalties Co
Acderson Supply Co
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Bickerton
Alesrooms
Sears
G. Rickerton
Handy Beattie
Robert Malth
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Anet Aires A Pond & Remy Company
Jackson
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Gilat North
Robert Malty
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Colman Brody
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NEW York Stock Market
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Artenor Sherris
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J. B. Biarplan
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Seere Tangs
J. ¥. A. Soper
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John F. Miller
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Youngstown
D. Hughes
Robert H. Holsheimer
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