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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1921
Page
5
Help wanted notices for epaper correspondents and motion picture staff appear in the Seattle Star. Various rental ads, employment, and real estate listings mix with automotive sales pitches and local services. Readers see opportunities from newspapers pages anchored in Seattle listings.
Fragment reads as a rental ad noting a 2500 dollar unit in Green Lake District. Mentions rent at 343 dollars with a balance of 55 dollars per month including interest. References Wheeler Reliability Second and Marion and contact Elliott 6252.
Listing describes a small house with garden fruit trees and roses, on a large lot near Firat Ave and Raymond, with city lights and water, listed for sale with contact notes and cross streets. Also includes other real estate offerings in Queen Anne and Overlake areas with terms and contact numbers.
Numerous owner and broker notices offer 5 to 9 room modern cottages and semi modular homes for sale. Prices range from 1 250 to 2 850 with down payments from 25 to 100 and monthly terms. locations include Green Lake Ballard Queen Anne Kenwood and Sunset districts with notes on features like basements and corner lots.
Multiple listings offer coastal and waterfront property near Puget Sound with various acreages and improvements. Features include 24 acres with shore line, 12 acres with water access, and a 3 room house with farm potential. Prices range from about 975 to 2000 with terms and contact details provided. Also includes a suburban theatre for sale and a renovated rooming house with terms. Charles Romera Co and Garfield contact numbers referenced.
Small shops offer trades and equity options including a water front tract with small house and Beattie house equity. Ads include auto repair shop sale, cleaning plant east of mountains, a furnished front room tailor shop, and a garage for sacrifice. Listings also note groceries, a hotel or lodging room, and various professional services. Numerous phone numbers and addresses are given for local exchange.
J P Worden city Inspector of Weights and Measures says he and five assistants found no short weight or fraudulent strawberry boxes in Beattie. He questions a ring of Japanese to keep strawberry prices high and notes legal crate weights and box volumes while inspecting markets daily.
Henry Visinntine, proprietor of a soft drink parlor at 602 King, was arrested by federal officers Saturday on alleged liquor sales. Information came from a WCTU agent. Anna Btone, at the Yellowstone Hotel, 1212 First Ave, was arrested Friday by federal prohibition officers on a similar charge.
Denver reports its first Fourth of July victim Nathan Goldstein, 14, may lose sight in both eyes after a cannon firecracker exploded in his hands late yesterday. State context notes a local incident during the holiday buildup and outlines immediate concerns.
In Des Moines the Northern Baptists debate a nation wide boycott of motion pictures if reform fails. The social service commit tee chair Rev Batten of Philadelphia urges a united strike until films are purged. The report condemns dance halls and cites graphic content as moral menace.
The Star Washington bureau presents a recipe compilation for home made cooling beverages. Readers are invited to fill out and mail the coupon to receive the collection by mail.
June 25. The Oregonian weighs in on the Tacoma Seattle boycott with a sharp editorial. It criticizes both sides and argues Tacoma should mind its own affairs and avoid Seattle driven publicity battles. The piece notes Seattle cannot control national press and urges Tacoma to focus locally.
A 17 year old, D Gladys Wethereal of 3634 Dayton Ave, was slightly injured when struck by Fred Schneider of 816 Evanston Ave at N 38th St and Fremont Ave Friday night. Schneider, also 17, was arrested on an open charge but released to juvenile court. Another unidentified man was knocked down and bruised by Charles Walker at Second Ave and James St Friday afternoon after ignoring the horn. he refused to give his name.
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