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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1909
Page
7
Classified section shows help wanted female and male listings. Entries mention factory work, sewing, and general labor with contact hints and compensation cues. Some lines indicate pricing per word and time limits for ads.
Fragmented text notes a local gift or sale event in Crook County near a station or street between Union and Laurelty. Mentions a central ride, Ballard and a Half or Ballard agency and contact numbers. references to phones and Main 1050.
Price list items include window frames, panel doors, moldings, and picture frames. Includes weights, sizes, and finishes with a focus on copper hardware and mortice locks. Sold by Western Ave Beattie in a described city location with assorted hardware and paints.
An advertisement offers furniture at low prices from a shop located on Fifth between Lew and Dow. The listing emphasizes discounted home furnishings and urges readers to visit for deals.
An 1808 dated rental notice indicates Olney pays ten percent as a variant payment toward a Latons property. The advertisement lists Olney at 1006 Howell Street and mentions the balance due on the property.
A report notes a residence on Lindea Road with front and back porches and a stair to a concrete basement with cement in the alley. The description references a fan unit and layout. No injuries or further actions documented.
Public sale items and property listings appear with urged terms on Beacon Hill and nearby streets. Additional classifieds announce a two room house on a rent plan and a hotel owner seeking a trade for cash and fruit trees, all reflecting a bustling local market scene.
Fred McCoy and C. A. Holloway, partners with offices at 218 Madison, advertised in competing papers for a property sale. McCoy’s Star ad on June 16 produced two calls and a sale to the first caller, while Holloway’s ad in another evening paper failed to draw calls.
Fragmented ad text lists railway time tables and station information, oblique notices, and local classifieds. Mentions King Street, Lake Washington area, and a mix of job, rental, and sales offers with sporadic contact details and prices.
The fragment describes 40 acres partly cleared and cultivated with various names such as Goren Hume and Wrenn. It mentions a Jersey cow, prices, terms of sale, and bearings. The text is garbled with placeholders and OCR errors, offering limited coherent details about location, bidders, or final terms.
Local notes describe a property or venture in Brighton provoking interest among residents. References to Irene and Sayers hint at people involved, while the fragmentary text suggests inquiries into land use or sales and potential funding or arrangements.
Fragmented OCR shows a Kitsap County listing with references to acreage, prices, and a street address 680 Hath Ave North. Includes stray phrases about housing, paving, and a contact phone line, but details are unreadable and portions unreliable.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note mentioning a waterfront wife and land in the country with scattered figures. No clear events, dates, or named entities form a coherent news item.
Classified notice lists multiple rental options in a city area including furnished front rooms near Terry, central residence options with heating and electricity, a modern room with bath at 1501 B Spruce, and a separate 92.66 weekly rate with a stove. Also mentions two modern houses and other lodging near King and Mansion hotels.
Readable portions indicate a land sale notice mentioning farms and acreage with cash value details. The fragment suggests bidding or purchase terms and references a tran s action involved, but lacks complete names, places, dates, or figures for fuller context.
Fragmented OCR yields unclear entries about a weekly program offering reading activities. Mentions pacing monthly and a $100 description specialist named Cherry, but details are garbled and identities uncertain.
The notice advertises timber lands feasible for railroad or timber operations with up to four million feet per quarter section and farm land near Bothell and Port Orchard. It lists rental terms, transfer options, and contact details for selling property including 40 acres with orchard potential and five miles from Port Orchard with water and cultivation.
Fragmentary OCR shows a public notice with contact details and location hints. Names and precise actions are unclear but reference to a property view or lot and phone contacts appear. Further readable lines are needed to determine the exact legal or notice context.
Fragmentary classified snippet mentions Emigrant Gold for sale and references to phones, locations, prices, and an unclear building note. Contains disjointed names and stray phrases with no coherent sale details or dates.
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