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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1910
Page
7
The article recounts a divorce action where one party cites cigarette addiction and alleged abuse. It mentions Albert J. Spring and Austin A. Haines in Olympia and Seattle, with notes on separation orders and claims of financial arrangements reaching back two years.
A scrambled report notes United Prem Pa and Ja geoks investigate a cook linked to Mrs Pinklestein over theft. Mrs Fink denies involvement and claims the arrest was only meant to frighten her, while authorities pursue the case.
A fragmented wartime style note indicates ASCO seeks five million dollars from government funds. The text mentions a position committee and a request dated January 22, urging action to raise the specified amount for an upcoming appropriation.
Classified style notices advertise female help wanted and sales positions, with urgent calls for agents and workers. Listings include household and office roles, job details, earnings claims, and solicitations from various firms and agencies across multiple cities.
Numerous newly furnished two to four room flats listed near East Beattie with steam heat, electric service, and kitchen fittings. Rates vary from about 9 to 19 dollars per month with housekeeping options and walking distance to universities and shops. John Davis & Co handles key access.
Seedy classified notice lists furnished rooms and houses for rent in Blaine and nearby areas. Mentions include a two room cottage, a three room home, and multiple furnished units with prices around $3 to $4 per month, water included. Contact details given for several listings.
Investor notice advertises selling tracts north of a Beatle Everett interurban line. Prices shown at 250 to 860 dollars per acre with 10 percent cash and ten dollars monthly payments. Claims rapid development and strong investment potential.
An advertising page lists hot bed glass at $1.70 per ben and assorted doors and panels with prices from $1.26 to $6.00. It promotes cottage front doors, apartment deals, and free mailing of price lists, with bold claims of cheap rates and prompt service.
David P Bastman, aged 29, appears in a brief notice noting Cotman involvement and a look toward future actions. The fragment describes names and a forward focus without further details.
Fragmentary note discusses personal effort and prudent investments. Mentions safeguarding savings from intrusion and aiming for immediate gains with a view to the future. Contains garbled phrases and lacks concrete facts or identifiable entities.
Classified items list furniture sale notices and secondary notices from Main Street dealers and auctions. Ads mention safe furniture, household goods, livestock, vehicles, harnesses, and real estate opportunities with contact numbers and prices, reflecting an active late century urban classifieds environment.
A vintage classified item note offers a four room cottage for rent at 15 dollars monthly with furniture for sale. It mentions a new range and a location near Main Street in a downtown building, with low bidding terms and limited details.
Classified listing fragments show real estate for sale and rent, rooming houses, modern homes, and loans. Multiple agents and addresses on Leary, Queen Anne, and Ballard avenues offer properties near Lake Union, Puget Sound, and transit lines with varied terms and prices. Local lenders GAU, Sturtevant, and Dixon advertise mortgage and loan services.
Fragmented OCR text describes land sale terms with cash price per acre, distant roads Everett to Bellingham, and mentions a government clearing land project. It references poor men, extensions, and a mill. overall, an unclear county action involving land, road, and proposed experimental station at Sisco.
Real estate notice advertises opening price and new homes at Greenwood Park Annex. Mentions car service, schools, city water, and a traffic reference to take Phinsey Avenue to 86th. Indicates ongoing construction with hundreds of units planned and a promotion period.
Fragmentary listing notes a room with a fireplace and beam in a bungalow style area. It mentions a kitchenette and a location two blocks from Phin with price options including 1900 dollars and a 100 dollar cash upfront.
Classified notice from Seattle area listing Pasco properties and land for sale. Includes prices such as 1496 dollars for a single family home and 8000 dollars for a scenic Beattie property. Mentions 12.00 acre offering with view and terms like cash down payments and monthly options.
The notice advertises 900 acres along Lake wroen with property for sale by TITLE HOMESEEKERS CO Cherry Lape Noor me showing improved upland, fenced parcels with a small house and spring water. It describes a county road frontage, neighbors, and a price of 1794 with easy terms. Maliaty of Alaska Building is contact.
The notice advertises land parcels of ten to twenty acres with good soil and easy road access. It highlights proximity to Beattie Market and mentions terms and price, inviting development potential and a quick sale through Marten BO Inn and Pr pt & co.
Farm offer in rugged region showing 140 acres of fertile soil with pasture fence and cultivation space. Includes timber, water, and a house site with well and fruit trees. Asking price 1800 for full tract plus terms. Also mentions nearby land parcels 6 acres at 260 with 5 down and four month terms and other real estate ads from Johnson and Hedands.
Fragmentary text references a Marion Bide and California land deal with irrigation and orchard delivery claims. Mentions a Parma company and 624 Globe Bid, plus Henry Building address 928 Henry Bidg Main. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
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