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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
6
Fragmented want ad text details phone contact numbers, billing notes, and ad submission guidance. Mentions 28 berry pickers and various employment lines, with scattered dates and locations including Sumner Washington and North Portland, reflecting a noisy old classified page.
A local notice promotes a business opportunity claiming potential investors can secure a steady income. It mentions a storefront setup and anticipated returns though details are incomplete in the readable text.
A jumble of rental listings and ads for rooms and houses near Pike and Grant, plus offers to invest or trade in real estate. Includes notices of for rent and for sale properties, business opportunities, and miscellaneous goods and services.
Fragmentary OCR item notes farm and livestock terms with unclear names and places. It mentions livestock, farmers and possible sales but lacks clear details or identifiable entities.
A crowded, noisy assortment of property ads offers acre tracts and small lots near the Seattle Tacoma interurban, with emphasis on water access, level terrain, and easy payments. Listings include distant ranches and Tacoma area parcels, along with Yakima and Allentown additions, many promising rapid value increases and cash down options.
The Loula Glane bribery case moved toward a jury as prosecutors began closing arguments this afternoon. J D Harris a laborer died after being buried under dirt during work at a road project in West Seattle. Coleman a Beattie sports figure died at Providence hospital after weeks of illness. City Comptroller Harry Carroll issued warrants totaling 614488.36 to redeem Harlem bonds held by Scandinavian American Bank. City spending reached 1421000 so far this year with 276900 remaining for the rest of the year as the levy discussion continues. Elizabeth Pasha sues for divorce from George W Pasha alleging cruelty and requests temporary alimony of 50 dollars per month and 100 suit money. Street Superintendent Charles Rr Case won default on back May salary of 521.
A passerby deposited a life size doll in a manger at Madison and the fire station yard far from a baby. Firemen, led by Red Mughee, briefly believed an infant abandonment had occurred before realizing the figure was a doll and feeling relief.
New York reports Mr. Weat or West, an affluent mining magnate from Chicago, has arrived with plans to buy Broadway and host a bachelor farewell. He cites a $3,000,000 fortune, mentions Tex Rickard as a pal, and hints at marrying an actress. He boasted of wealth and a vineyard, and contemplates wagering on Rashter Bill Squires. Battleship Nebraska at navy yard.
A damaged notice advertises easy terms for buyers with low down payments. It mentions lakefront acreage, water rent, quick sale, and a contact at LAK Pastineros and Robert Malthy with phone numbers for Pioneer Phones.
Free excursion boats operate hourly from Kehi Park on Saturdays and Sundays to View Heights on Mercer teland with late exit to alley. Unobstructed lake and mountain views advertised. price 26 cash and 16 per month. Contact A B Newell at 120 Marton Street.
If you are not running, you can walk to work in two minutes. We offer over a hundred home lots for sale at various prices. Call on us and we will gladly show you what we have. Pioneer Tig listing by BHTATE inc. 619 & 600 Pioneer Tig.
Property details describe two small units near Revenna Park with a shared car area. One unit lists $1.28 cash and a monthly payment of $16.00. The notice references Charles Bomemh Company and Alesha Tuliding, with limited readable contact info and a brief building description.
Land parcels near Renton Junction are described as valley garden acre tracts planted by parties named in the source. The note implies ownership or cultivation by multiple parties but provides limited concrete details.
A garbled advertisement listing farm land and bungalow offerings with prices from 1 600 to 2 000 dollars. Mentions land cleared and level plots, a well and water, and a bungalow with four rooms and basement, along with terms and contact hints.
Fragmented listing notes property terms with a price around 1.10 to 1600 cash and balance terms. It mentions a sale date or viewing at a residence in North Glat with references to Pecans and a Winklerad house. The text is garbled and reads like a late 19th or early 20th century real estate or loan notice.
Classified notices describe rental and sale offers near Fremont Avenue and Ballard street. Properties include a two good jots plot with house space and car access, and a new modern six room home with basement, fixtures, and one car dock. Also advertised is an 18 acre car line property for $900 with monthly terms. Listings mention Kello Realty Co and The Naptona Realty Co with contact details.
The Columbia wreck inquiry resumes as witnesses and crew members of the Columbia and San Pedro testify. The proceeding aims to determine fault amid foggy conditions, with the inquiry expected to close tonight and authorities noting possible violations of the law without assigning blame to any named individual.
Four youths named Fred Crocker aged 18, Geo Riggs 16, WD Henry Imhoff 21 were arrested by Officers Keefe and Fisher after allegedly stealing an entire wagon load of arms from a stable at Fifteenth Avenue and Dear Hornes. The suspects supposedly loaded the wagon and fled, with details indicating familiarity with the property and its owner.
Health Officer Calhoun via Milk Inspector Woodcock tours restaurants under a new ordinance prohibiting skimmed milk sales except where labels state skimmed milk. The New German bakery at 920 First is cited for selling skimmed milk. no prosecutions yet, but orders to address unsanitary milk practices are noted.
A bundle of passes arrived today for city officials signaling the Ringling Brothers circus coming to Seattle. Officials expect the main show to cost about 200 dollars a day with side shows requiring additional payments.
CHICAGO July 25 The dream of a castle in Spain long entertained by Mies Italla Mair daughter of Mr and Mrs Chauncey Bilair of Chicago continues as she pursues the plan. The article notes family backing and the cultural fascination with European architecture.
Miss Italia Blair has married Senor Ricardo Soriano son of the Marquis de Ivanrey at a Spanish chapel in Paris. The ceremony followed pomp and Catholic ritual, highlighting a union between notable American and European aristocracy.
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