Classifieds and services in scattered business directory
A fragmented 1920s style directory listing shows multiple entries for services and personal notices including maternity homes midwifery massage and beauty services. It mentions addresses such as Arcade Hotel Second Ave and 1914 Second Ave East, with names like Miss Baker Ellen Van Berwyk and Lillian La Mont Masseus among others and references to matrimonial papers and private maternity homes.
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Miss Baker
Arcade
Ellen Ver
Madam Mediums and Psychic Ads Flood Denver Listings
A late 1910s page lists numerous psychics and clairvoyants including Madam Both, Madam Kirk, Madam Cypriesne, Madam Frank, and Mme. David with readings offered at various downtown addresses. Advertisements promise guaranteed accuracy, success in love and business, and admission to circles and trance sessions, many with fee structures and locations around Union Street Pike and nearby hotels. A separate notice details a 1916 stockholders meeting for Buffalo Hump Mining Company and local shop advertisements for groceries, furnished rooms, and real estate rentals.
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Buffalo Hump Mining Company
Mut Falco Hump Mining Company
State of Washington
Beattie, Waeh
Hinckley Block
Heattie
Beattie
J. Bh. Chapman
Public Markets South End Provisions Listing
A dense price list from the Public Markets South End catalogues numerous goods including pot roast bacon halibut salmon trout veal celery beets lettuce cauliflower and other produce. Prices are shown per pound per item with a mix of dollars and cents and bulk quantities for staples such as flour oats and corn goods.
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California
Sunkist Nees
Hammonds
Markets at Pike Place Stall Listings and Items
A dense list outlines stalls 17 to 99 at Pike Place with diverse goods. Items include granulated sugar, pasteurized milk, corn starch, elder, dry salt pork, bacon, whole salmon, brick codfish, Yakima potatoes, lemons, oranges, churned butter, milk cheese, pork cuts, coffee, shoes, pork roast, pasteurized milk and ground bone among others.
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Wrastlake
Exac
the Dow
Secretak requests boost for confidential work abroad
Washington January 31 Secretary Lansing asked the House Foreign and Appropriations committees for a $100000 increase in the State Department fund for confidential work abroad. The request aims to ease tensions in international relations and support covert diplomatic efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Foreign and Appropriation
Lansing
State Department
Conviction of David Lamar Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court denied Lamar alias Wolf of Wall Street motion to dismiss the indictment for impersonating a congressman. The ruling leaves in place his conviction and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David Lamar
Wolf
Wall Street
Supreme Court
Lake Bu Rien streetcar revenue tops historic Sunday
The municipal Lake Bu Rien line recorded its largest fare intake ever on Sunday with 214 dollars collected. The event drew many skaters to the lake, contributing to the high turnout and fare total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Burien
Puget Sound Steamer Schedule Shows Local Route Changes
All local Puget Sound Steamer routes list departures from Colman and Marion Street. The schedule notes changes with calls not made at Victoria, Dungeness, Sequim, Townsend, Dungeness, and delays. Accounts mention Victoria and Tacoma direct connections and revised stop pattern.
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Puget Sound
COLMAN _O
Ae ‘Townsend
Wilitame
Dally
State May Order New G N Tunnel And Snow Sheds
Public Service Commissioner Spinning said Washington may order radical improvements after a Corea railroad accident. He hinted at constructing concrete snow sheds to replace wooden ones and possibly a tunnel through the mountains.
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G.N
Tacoma
Corea
Public Service
Salmon Bay Locks Open Monday Without Ceremony
The Salmon Bay locks will be opened and flooded at 10 o clock Tuesday morning marking the practical completion of the Lake Washington canal. The canal cannot be used until new bridges at Lake Union and a buried water main are completed.
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Lake Washington Canal
Salmon Bay
Lake Union
Cold weather curbs lumber output as demand rises
Forecaster FE. G. Amen of Puget Mill Co says cold conditions have cut four weeks of lumber production, leaving supply below demand for the first time in years. Prices are expected to advance as a result.
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FE. G. Amen
Puget Mill Co
Vital statistics marriage licenses and deaths in Seattle area
A long list records marriage licenses for multiple couples including Wille Mansfield and Margaret Smith, Walter Smith and Margarette Cleon, Paul Pleidher and Dorte Bedio vita, and others with addresses in Beattie and Seattle. It also lists deaths such as George Durivault and Adolph Frost, January dates, and a long series of divorces including Byane from Florence Evan and Frazee from Lena Frazee.
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Walter P. Smith
Margarette Charlotte Cleon
Beattie
Otto Guetafeen
Sigrid Norton
Eilensburg
A. Sipe
Adele A. Ries
Seattle
Williarm Neleon
Weet
Lacie Crown
Beattie Gthel Tinaka
Burley
Idaho
Shinobu Hiraeawa
Japan
Paul Pleidher
Dorte M. Bediovita
Frank J. Richarde
Maude Strahahan
Hane C. Christensen
Mattie
Mr Thames
John Terlicher
Grace Lucille Miller
J. A. Hall
18Th Ave
Morgan M. Edwards
Terry Ave
William Bruce
Creeton
John Mianne
Lith
J. F. Seaton
Bradford At
Far Palen
Strathmore
Paul Reach
46Th Ave
Albert M. Meyer
Firet Ave
Firet Ave. W
Charles H. Haanel
Second Ave
Con
Ralph Johansen
George Durivault
Adolph Frost
City Hospital
Ethel Burdett
Fifth Ave. N
Nohem Friedman
Piret Ave
Jackson
e@t
Stephen K. Grover
Swedish Hospital
William E. Buckley
Kumehiont Susoki
Seattle General Hospital
Truman
Richhards
62Nd Ave
Jennett Tracy
Providence Hospital
Strikebreakers Gather in Chicago to Replace Seattle Walkout
Chicago reports indicate strikebreakers are being assembled to substitute for 350 local boilermakers shipbuilders and helpers who walked out at Seattle Construction and Drydock Co. Union members with three months seniority began receiving 7 dollars weekly strike benefits after a Labor Temple meeting. The dispute arose when two workers were ordered off a repair job to take up place work on an older project.
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Chicago
Seattle Construction & Drydock Co
Labor Temple
Anglesmiths
Punch
Dan McKillop
Paterson
The
Drydock Company
Piace
Quiz congress in Steven's hall reviews candidates for city offices
Local report notes candidates for city offices at a Sunday quiz congress in Steven's hall discussing their qualifications. Other items include a bunco incident at 1034 Jackson St and updates on preparedness letters from Representatives Johnson and Hadley.
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W. W. Reed
Jackson St
Congress
Steven's Hall
W. M. Whitney
Young Men's Republican Club
Johnson and
Hadley
Francis de Lacke
University of Michigan
Seattle
Victoria
Helen van Campen
New York
Latouche
Kilbourne & Clarke, Wireless Company
Alaska
Walla Walla
Diller
Earl Diller Co., Inc
Hi. Kirzy
Lake Washington
Charles de Wilton Best
Rio Grande
William Bloch
Germania
Spokane
Edgar Harris
Paper
Coronation
B. C
Senator Jones
Washington
Brandeis
Supreme Bench
Marian Beecher
Puyallup
W. W. Venables
Mississippi
Witherspoon
Germany
Lusitania
Berlin
Grimston
London
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Eben Lee
Albany
Resolutions Back Child Labor Bill Adopted by Labor Meeting
Resolutions endorsing the Henry Owen bill to bar interstate commerce of goods made by child labor were adopted at a Labor Temple meeting last night. The educational committee of the Central Labor Council sponsored the event.
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Congress
Labor Temple
Educational Committee of the
Central Labor Council
Alaska Chamber Notes Rate Equalization for Miners
Letters issued by the Alaska bureau of the Chamber of Commerce inform miners that differential charges are being removed. Assay fees in Seattle will now be on the same basis as Philadelphia Denver and San Francisco, aligning with national standards.
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E Star
University District
Alaska
Seattle
Philadelphia
Denver
San Francisco
Alaska Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Rubenstein Drug Expands Uptown Location
Rubenstein Drug moves from Second Avenue and Cherry Street to the Fourth Avenue side of the Joshua Green Building. The new pharmacy opens this morning and aims to be the West’s most modern, serving physicians within two blocks of the Cobb Building. Louis Rubenstein, longtime Seattle resident and National College of Pharmacy alumnus, led the relocation after twelve years at Cherry Street.
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Rubenstein
Second Avenue
Cherry’ Street
Fourth Avenue
Joshua Green
Pike Street
Westlake Avenue
The
Times
Times Square
Fifth Avenue
Stewart and
Olive Streets
Mr. Rubenstein
Seattle
National College Pharmacy
Washington
D. C
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H.C. Patems
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Abe
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Leave Beattie Victoria
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Vitam Wieemers
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Lena Frazee
Nicoletta Bolen
Angelo Bolen
Lotta Hirsch
Simon Hirach
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John A. Carlyle
Harry KR. Stenton
Settle B. Sten
Ton Ida
Tate
Howard W. Tate
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Robert JD
Riley
Jos
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Lisaie Dillon
Witte I. Marshall
Albert Marshall
Hazel Wellington
Allen Wellington
Minnie Wood
Joseph Wood
Louise Sutton
John H. Sutton
Vinklie Kobayashi
M. Kobayaahi
George Leos
Minnie Leos
Hertha Vassar
James Vassar
Yannie Johnston
William Johnston
Jean E. Snyder
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