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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1906
Page
6
Fragmented OCR describes ALDH land tracts for sale or lease near Pine RB and MEATHOW with water frontage and half water rights. Mentions Great Northern exert ends, bidding terms, and a meeting at Gentile Meadowdate where Mr Wheels will present terms and conveyance options.
An assortment of shoreline and inland tracts offered by agents including HOLMES & 14 exon and THE BEAUTY & INVESTMENT CO. Inc. Prices range from per acre with various cash terms and rent options. Listings mention water frontage, clay-rich land, and plots near towns, rail lines, and corner lots with offices in Times Square.
A historic note recalls Henry Phipps, partner of Carnegie, who bought a 25 cent “Help Wanted” ad as a youth. The ad led to a firm’s call, he rose from office boy to partner, illustrating how a penny advertisement can spark major career chances and reveal Seattle employers in “Situation Wanted” notices.
Auction listing describes multiple parcels near Achurn and Wingie Harbor with acres of tillable land lakefront and waterfront portions. Includes farm buildings chicken houses cattle pigs and crops with good roads and fences. Holmes Lawrenoch acts as brokers with contact in nearby town for bidding and terms.
Fragmented classified ad describes properties for sale or lease with terms including monthly payments and down payments. Mentions acres, per month rent, buyer interest, and multiple locations along with names and firms like REALTY COMPANY and Hillmen.
Classified notice lists several parcels for sale near Washington Street and Mturterast. Includes 3 miles from I street, waterfront tracts of 0 acres, a wooken't island, and an A-No. 1 lead lot. Terms described as part payment with easy terms. Potential buyers urged to visit office on Peach Street for details.
A garbled excerpt mentions property terms and percentages such as 61.0% and 68.0% alongside notes of cottage rooms and garden layouts. The text references income, monthly terms, and cash options with unclear context.
The readable fragment mentions Manetow and Dalley with street directions in Balmon Bay area. It hints at a town or locality description but lacks clear actions, dates, or events. No definitive incident or outcome is presented.
Classified real estate brief lists multiple properties from the University district and surrounding avenues. Details include cement sidewalks, modern houses, basements, lawns, water, and shade trees with prices around 1 where terms are offered. two lots on Pivot Ave near Mentor and Forest priced at 11000 each. investments touted with potential value gains in 46 months.
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a property related notice from a real estate or company listing. It mentions balance, conveyance, and the word assets in a legal or registration context, but lacks coherent details or names to identify entities or dates.
Fragmented OCR reads like a bankruptcy notice with names Murdock and Honlke and a property description including a beach view and cultivation. The legibility is poor but mentions forced sale under bankruptcy and a property at a corporate address.
A rigid and thorough investigation into the collision between the Princess Torma and the tug Chehalis occurred near Vancouver last Saturday afternoon, with lives lost. Captain O C Crittin faces a charge amid intense railway protests for a proper inquiry led by J Morrison of the admiralty, assisted by two officials from Victoria and Vancouver. The Canadian Pacific argues the inquiry should be complete and timely to determine avoidability and assign blame.
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