Help Wanted and Real Estate Classified Fragments
Mixed classified items show employment ads for female, office and factory work, postal service and camp cook positions, plus numerous real estate listings with small houses, cottages, and acreage出售 at various prices and terms. Names and locations include Seattle, Olympia, and Ballard area references with rental and sale notes.
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fon-Bon Candy Co
Sarkar
Civil Service Rt
Equitable Ridgington
Lb. C. Ra
Felafield
Union
IANO
Equitable
D. OU
Entral
Rhodes
BOS
Seattle Star
Confy
Olympx & Package Co
Olympia
Career” Tees
Ao Ee
Boston Ee
tMean
Cove
Richmond
Hocee
20Th N
21St Ave
American Bank
Ballard
East
Selling large beach lots near Magnolia Beach
At the foot of Magnolia, near Seattle, a developer advertises 66 by 124 foot lots selling for 200 to 409 dollars. Terms touted as very easy. Listing by Henry C. Ewing, 200 Alaska Building, New York.
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Magnolia
Seattler
Sunet
Directory items mix sale offers in West Seattle clutter
Classified listings show a jumble of real estate, farms, and business opportunities with prices, locations, and partial details. Includes furnished houses, 2 to 15 acre parcels near Seattle, and waterfront property notes along with stock, grocery, and confectionery shop ads.
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Skagit County
H. C. Peters
Third Ave
Fou
Seattle
Forventure
Yale
Greenwood
Ashes
Oren On Ave
Wallace Returns as Tacoma Honors Ambassador
Hugh M. Wallace, former Tacoma resident and ambassador to France under the Wilson administration, returns home to a large welcome at the union station. Bishop Keator partially hosts the event, praising Wallace for bringing fame to Tacoma. A formal welcome is planned for Wednesday at the Commercial Club.
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Tacoma
Hugh M. Wallace
France
Wilson
Mra. Wallace
Union Station
Bishop Keator
Wallace
League of Nations
Old Folks Home to Start Soon on Seattle Plot
Seattle's Old Folks Home will be started in six weeks with the cornerstone laid on the 10 acre plot between 35th and 37th Avenues W and Edmund and Hudson streets. The Sisters of Charity of the House of Providence will administer the home which will operate on a strictly non sectarian basis.
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Seattle
Accre
35Th
37Th Area
Edmund and Hudson Sta
Sisters of Charity
House of Providence
Unclear Classified Notices From Fragmented City Listings
Fragmented ad text lists sales and services including therapy and massage, rental terms, property notes, and openings. It references Mary J restsuen, addresses at Rainier Avenue and Fremont Avenue, plus Lake and Globe Building locations. Content is garbled with scattered names and incomplete details.
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York
Pyee
Mary J. Restsuen
Rainier Ave
Feacon
Small
Fremont Ave
Grace Lee
Globe
Fliat
Madison
Pacific
LEA
Orne Farm Mtg. CO
Fire at Spring Brook timberlands Threatens Ranches
Fire started in underbrush on Spring Brook Logging Co property near Seattle and tied up timber and ranch areas before crews got the blaze under control.
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Spring Brook
Spring Brook Logging Company
Campbell faces bribery charge in Bergdoll case
Major Bruce R. Campbell is accused by Mrs. Emoth Bergdoll of taking a 5000 bribe to influence officials so Grover Bergdoll could be freed. Campbell’s father William R. Campbell testified to funds transfers totaling 6600 with New York brokers and deposits with Col. Milton Young.
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Washington
Bruce R. Campbell
Emoth Bergdoll
Grover C. Bergdoll
Wiliam R. Campbell
Lexington
New York
Watch of Marcus Daly Returned to Safe Keeping
The $5,000 Marcus Daly stop watch, once pawned in Butte, Mont., is now secured in Pat O'Brien's deposit vault. O'Brien, a landscape gardener, said he received it from Dave Evans and pawned it for $50 to prevent theft by thieves.
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Hoquiam
Marcus Daly
Butte
Mont
Pat O’brien
O'Brien
Dave Evans
Urge News Of Ireland Peace Urged In Commons Probe
Secrecy of the Irish peace talks drew Commons pressure on Premier Lloyd George. Lawmakers seek details of the Sinn Fein offer to Dublin amid Ulster guarantees and criticism from the Morning Post. The premier promised a statement soon while warning against press accounts.
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Lloyd Allen
London
House of Commons
Lloyd George
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Commons
Ulster
Common
Conservative Morning Post
Sinn Foihers
de Valeda
Boy and girl romance ends in Prosser incident
William Inglis 17 and Montoya Lowe 14 fled from Walla Walla on a Seattle bound train and were taken off near Prosser on Sunday night. Lowe said her parents didn’t understand her while Inglis claimed his father COL William A. Inglis is serving as a major at Camp Lewis and a former senate candidate. They waited in Prosser Monday for the girl’s parents to reach them.
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William Inglis
William A. Inglis
Camp Lewis
Senate
Seattle
Prosser
Montoya Lowe
Bil
Walla Walla
Mrs Ebi de Witt a Seattle Social Figure Dies
Mrs Ebi de Witt formerly Miss Marjorie Carter of Seattle died in Yakima at 6 am yesterday from pneumonia after a four day illness. She married here five years ago. Her parents, Mr and Mrs M J Carter, now reside in Benton City Washington.
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E. de Witt
Seattle
Yakima
Ebi de Witt
de Witt
Marjorie Carter
M. J. Carter
Benton City
Wash
One Killed Three Hurt When Cable Snaps
Howard Leroynes died at Eugene hospital from injuries after being struck by a falling cable at the Chambers logging camp near Cottage Grove. He was the son of Mr and Mrs J R Maines of Cottage Grove. Three others were injured. one seriously.
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Eugene
Ore
Howard Leroynes
Chambers
Cottage Grove
J. R. Maines
Report of wild woman in Riverton woods near sanitarium
Residents reported an insane woman running wildly through the Riverton woods near the sanitarium. She reportedly lived on wild blackberries for several days and fled when approached. Deputies were dispatched Monday morning to search the area.
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Riverton Woods
Riverton
Skagit Bond Issue Expected to Pass
A $5,500,000 Skagit bond issue for the Gorge Creek unit is slated for city council vote Monday afternoon. Councilmen are reticent but the measure is anticipated to pass despite anticipated opposition from A. Lou Cohen and Oliver Erickson.
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Gorge Creek
Skagit
A. Lou Cohen
Oliver Erickson
Civil War Veteran Dies in Edmonds Visit
Capt. W. H. Harries, 78, Civil War veteran, collapsed from heart failure near his son Paul W. Harries home near Edmonds at 7 30 p m Saturday. He had traveled from Caledonia Minnesota to visit and had been here less than two weeks. Body sent to Caledonia.
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W. H. Harries
Paul W. Harries
Edmonds
Harries
Caledonia
Minn
Burglar Delays San Francisco Wedding Plans
A burglar stole $2,000 worth of items from Miss Grace Hole's hope chest in Burlingame, temporarily disrupting her marriage plans with Stirling Lamond. The incident occurred in the San Francisco area on July 25.
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San Francisco
Jes
Grace Hole
Stirling Lamond
Burlingame
Miss Hole
Trousseau
Blazing ship sighted south of Mona Passage
Members of the crew of the West Nomentum reported Saturday that a blazing ship was seen about 60 miles south of Mona Passage as the West Nomentum passed. Judge Jeremiah Terer admits 29 persons to citizenship Saturday.
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Angeles
West Nomentum
Mona Passage
Jeremiah
Terer
Foolish Jest Sends Frightened Lad to His Death in Stream
In Eugene Oregon on July 25 a three day search ended when 11 year old George Emerson Miller, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Miller, was found dead after wandering from Belknap Springs and entering the McKenzie river. A camper’s taunting remark is blamed for his disappearance and rapid death as a fisherman witnessed the drowning from the opposite bank.
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Eugene
Ore
George Emerson Miller
Frank Miller
Belknap Springs
Everett Girl Returns Home After Larceny Charge
Miss Lillian Westlake 17 returns to Everett from Seattle after a horse hire led to a grand larceny warrant against her. Three Everett youths Lester Bellew John Pohrnberry and Thomas Wolfe are held in jail and likely to face delinquency charges. Westlake’s parents live at 3125 Norton Ave. Seattle witnesses found her Thursday night wandering near Fourth Ave and Virginia St. in Seattle.
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Lillian Westlake
Everett
J. Pettvnel
Lester Bellew
John Pohrnberry
Thomas W. Wolfe
Pettinel
E. W. Westlake
Norton Ave
Seattle
Fourth Ave
Virginia St
G. A. Mundorf
van Sielen
A. A. Kaume
Snohomish County
Miss Westlake
Palmer to Speak at Aberdeen Tuberculosis Convention
Dr. George Thomas Palmer, nationally recognized for tuberculosis work, will speak at the Washington Tuberculosis Association annual convention in Aberdeen on July 28 29 and 30. Also presenting are Miss Ann Doyle RN Harriet L Lette RN and Miss Grace Osborne of the National Tuberculosis Association executive staff.
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George Thomas Palmer
Washington Tuberculosia Association
Aberdeen
Ann Doyle
R. N
Harriettl. Lette
Washington, D. C
Grace Osborne
National Tuberculosis Association
New York City
Arrest Report From 200 Third Ave Gambling Raid
Ah Man 61 was arrested Saturday night after Patrolmen Forbes and Covell raided his house at 200 Third Ave. Sing is charged with conducting a lottery game. Three other Chinese men, Ah Lok 28, Ah See 45, and Ah Sin 34, were arrested for being in a place where gambling was conducted. A large number of lottery tickets were seized. Ah Man sighed when taken to the calaboone.
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Ah Sing
Ah Man
L. J. Forbes
E. F. Covell
Third Ave
Sing
Ah Lok
Ah See
Ah Sin
Calaboone
Chinese Man Arrested for Cocaine Sale
George Woo, 31, Chinese, is jailed after allegedly selling a package of cocaine to narcotics agents. The arrest occurred Sunday night at Fourth Ave and Washington St, by Patrolmen N. P. Anderson and R. F. Baerman.
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George Woo
N. P. Anderson
R. F. Baerman
Fourth Ave
Washington St
Life Insurance Co Convention Marks 15th Anniversary
The Northern Life Insurance company celebrates its 15th anniversary as about 150 staff members attend a three day Northwest convention that began in Seattle on Monday.
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Northern Life Insurance Company
Northwest
Seattle
Ad Clubbers to Hear Eastern Advertiser
The Advertising club shifts to weekly meetings from semi monthly. The next session will be at the Bon Marche grill tomorrow at noon Lloyd Maxwell of a major Eastern agency will be the speaker.
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Advertising Club
Bon Marche Grill
Lloyd Maxwell
East
District Attorney Saunders to Return to Duty
United States District Attorney Robert C. Saunders, after more than a week of illness, is expected to resume duties on Tuesday. He has been listed as fully recovered by his office and is ready to continue prosecutions and official responsibilities.
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Robert C. Saunders
United States
Miners Convene to End Strike in Seattle
A special convention for Washington coal miners is set for August 1 at the Seattle Labor Temple. Called by the state district executive board of the United Mines of America, the meeting aims to halt open hostilities and renew peace talks with mine operators.
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Washington
Seattle
Ing
State District Executive Board
United Mines of America
Aircraft dope smuggling case nets opium and arrests
Federal narcotics agents probing an alleged smuggling gang smuggling dope from Canada by air found $1,000 worth of smoking opium in a room where two men were arrested. Eddie Neal was questioned, with a Thursday hearing planned. George Wineholt faces federal grand jury after a Monday final hearing on $2,000 bail. C. D. Wineholt remains free on personal recognizance.
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Robert Cunningham
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
15Th Ave. N
Tuesaday
Bonney-Watson'a
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Department of Public Works
Fnr
Washington
George Weinholt
C. M
Alonzo Victor Lewis
Hoge Building
Artintsa
Beattie
United States
Canada
Eddie Neal
George Wineholt
C. D. Wineholt
Europe Faces Drought Fire and Famine Threats
Across Europe a severe drought sparked widespread forest fires and crop losses. Britain and Holland battled expanding fires, Amersfoort reports 2000 acres burning while wheat and crops wilt. Epidemics of cholera and typhus were feared as Italy and Russia also suffered.
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London
Europe
Britain
Aberdeenshire
Holland
Drenthe
Limburg
Amersfort
Sweden
Germany
Russia
Spain
Italy
Trieste
Thugs Knock Out Man in Hotel Battle
Albert H. Johanneson, 29, treated at city hospital for severe cuts after an alleged hotel attack at First Ave and Virginia St. He says thugs knocked him senseless with a blackjack and stole his watch. Johanneson arrested for drunkenness, later released on bail.
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Albert H. Johanneson
Wail
City Hospital
An J
First Ave
Virginia St
Johanineson
Foch Invited to Visit Seattle During U S Tour
Cablegrams sent Sunday by Governor Hart Mayor Caldwell and Chamber of Commerce president Boyns invite Marshal Foch of France to visit Seattle during his United States tour. Foch will depart soon for America.
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Marshal Foch
France
Louis F. Hart
Hugh M. Caldwell
Robert 8. Boyns
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
United States
Foch
America
Government clamps on postal savings profits urged
Postmaster General Will Hays calls for action after reporting $1 720 000 in postal savings profits last year He proposes raising deposit interest from two to three percent to favor depositors and curb profiteering by the postal bank system
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Will Hays
Sam
Hays
Coney Island Cops Face Nervy Lingerie Dispute
New York July 25 police confronted tense scene as 20 girls quarrel over clothing seized and moved to a police station in a van turned into an illegal bathhouse. The incident highlights police challenge in maintaining order amid rowdy dispute. A stray line notes a worker bee carries about half its weight in nectar.
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New York
Coney Island
Deaf Mute Wife Sues for Divorce Over Note Abuse
Ruth Lawson Graves a 17 year old deaf mute filed for divorce from Calvin Graves 28 alleging persistent wage by note during two weeks of marriage. Graves, 78, says he married Ruth for protection and that the mother prompted the dispute.
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Calvin M. Graves
Ruth Lawson
Seattle
Graves
Yakima
Ruth
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