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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
5
Job notice seeking a high school boy to deliver along a downtown route and load papers on street cars. Salary and information at The Star circulation department, 1307-31 th ave. Also ads for rentals and used cars appear in this page.
Compact listing offers a 2 650 S room cottage in a good district close to care and concess. Terms include 300 down and a balance of 20. Appointment required for viewing.
Community notices show Flag Day events in the city this Wednesday with local schedules and ceremonies. The page also lists real estate offerings from several agencies with multiple parcels, homes, and farms in Seattle area, plus loans and legal notices.
The page lists chiropractors, loan offices, jewelers, law and patent firms, opticians, and a piano tuner. Notable entities include American Jewelry Co, Puget Sound Marble & Granite Co, Fraser-Paterson Co patent attorney, and Central Building address items. References: Empire Bldg, 914 Recond Ave near Madison. Seattle’s oldest loan brokers. established dates 1889 and 1874.
A Florida watermelons carload arrived early Wednesday at six cents per pound, about 21 pounds each, quality fair. Berry sales rise but market remains overloaded. Clark Seedlings fetch 3.00 per crate while Van Diemens ship to Montana Idaho and Canada. Cantaloupes hold price with slight sales rise. apricots remain at 1.00 per crate. Vegetables show little change except a small drop for California enulisioner price at 2.00 per dozen.
Mexican bonds jump about four points to 60 as optimism grows over a near solution to Mexico's financial problems. Key stocks gain in New York with Mexican Petroleum leading, rail shares firm, and Newark Central among rail leaders amid dividend meeting anticipation.
Chicago grain prices rose as traders saw oversold conditions after recent declines. Wheat futures gained with July at 1.11 and September up, corn and oats also higher. Live stock quotes in Chicago showed higher door prices and sizable receipts across hogs, cattle, and lambs.
Tuesday quotations furnished by Logan and Bryan at 10 Becond Avenue Beattie New York feature mixed values and listings. The report shows a price of 64 1 2 cents and a 16.00 figure among others with scattered entries like Greek rechima. 4.12.
BE. J. Brown, mayor of Seattle, tells reporters he cannot attend dinners banquets dances theater or weekend parties in Vancouver. He cites a 15 hour day workload and being too busy as the reason.
The Washington Supreme Court affirmed a King County ruling in the 401,017.76 tax suit involving Puget Sound Light and Power Co and the city of Seattle over streetcar property sold in 1919. The entities must pay their proportional shares plus 135,343.41 in interest, with potential appeal unresolved.
Mayor E J Brown declared the city will not use general funds to pay for street rail lines while the purchase price stays at 15 million dollars. He suggested funding via general utility bonds if the price is reduced and the system can pay debts in a few years. Brown spoke with counsel John Higgins of the Rainier Valley lines and planned further expert conferences.
June 13 to June 14 vessel movements include Admiral Michelson route from Rotterdam via Ant London Bathos and Punta Arenas to Vancouver and Seattle. multiple ships listed with times, ports, and destinations. Se Alaska and Puget Sound entries show freighters, tankers, and navalbound vessels docking at Juneau Petersburg Michaela and Seattle piers with numerous moorings and terminal assignments.
William Hobson the first witness called before the grand jury probing Patrolman Charles Legate's death. Police Clerk Dusty Rhodes and Capt. E C Collier followed. Others awaiting call include Emanuel A Weitz, W E Worsham, and several unnamed suspects tied to alleged underworld police graft.
The article notes that the population of Tokyo and its surrounding areas rises by 150,000 people each year. This steady rate reflects ongoing urban expansion and demographic trends impacting housing and infrastructure planning.
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