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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
6
Classified items list furnished rooms for rent, houses for rent, and help wanted notices. Entries mention furnishing status, locations on Western Avenue and Pine streets, along with offers for housekeeping rooms and auctions of furniture. The jumble includes notices for loans and business opportunities as well as a large auction sale of household items.
Classified notice advertising furniture and household items for sale at a Meadow property near Riverton, including a grey tan house, parving, chicken houses, cows, strawberries, garden, fruit, and utilities. Payment terms offered. sale to occur before Friday. Contact G. Deowwert, landowner, for details.
Waterfront parcels near Inter urban line and Lake Union areas offered by Joseph K H Thomas Co and others. Listings include timber lots, stone foundation homes, modern cottages, and lakefront tracts with terms from cash to monthly payments, in Magnolia Bluff and nearby Seattle districts.
Readable fragments describe a local notice concerning fares and earnings, with unclear names and numbers. The readable parts reference a small area near Powten and mentions payment, rates, and a list of unnamed figures.
Readable remnants show names and places such as Washington and Malone with several firms including realty and arcade references. The text appears as partial directory-like notes with scattered personal names and business mentions.
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered notices about rents sales and dwellings. It mentions a family hotel, a modern cottage with lake views near Lake Washington, and references to rental terms and conditions with unclear dates and numbers.
W W King naval passenger agent of the Northern Steamship Company refuted a harsh Oregonian claim that James J Hill ordered the Dakota withdrawn from the Seattle Oriental run. He said schedules were only slightly changed with the Minnesota set to sail July 25 and the Dakota from Seattle to depart on a revised date.
A fragmented item notes Steel Trust increasing iron prices while local stores like Bartell's Red Cross Drug Store and Bland's Iron Pizza advertise various goods. The text mentions modified pricing and savings figures ambiguous in origin.
Fragmentary text mentions Nippon Yusen K lines and Great Northern Steamship company. It refers to an agreement extended and dates in July, with figures like Howard Jamnen and Mr. Ky q. St. Paul week references appear, but key details are unclear.
A city chief of police position is open to all qualified candidates under civil service rules. An examination creates an eligible list. Mayor Moore will appoint from three certified eligibles, including Wappenstein, with the Civil Service Commission certifying eligibility and oversight.
The city posts openings for male stenographers and several trades including computer operator pipeman meat laborer blacksmith stable helper foreman water department end helper. Wage ranges up to 66 dollars and an examination will be held in about two weeks.
The final but one condemnation suit for the Hotel Lincoln property heads to Judge Gillam this afternoon. Hanford is expected to present federal concerns, as Lincoln’s property damages are described in the record.
Owners affected by the proposed district regrade meet at the Alaska office to discuss plans and expedite the project. The gathering aims to outline steps for implementing the regrade and address homeowner concerns.
An irregular ad lists Bartell's Red Store at 610 Second Ave offering Miand's Iron Pids Se Carter's Beef and Botties priced with price’s trick or strength for Sc, the regular.
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