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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1908
Page
6
The Star presents rates for classified advertisements with disclaimer of no guarantee for accuracy. The notice notes responsibility limits for errors that may occur in telephoned ads and provides guidance on contacting the paper for corrections.
Classified brief advert offers 18 words for 250 plus three spaces for additional text. Reader guidance appears in a short notice style typical of wartime classifieds. The item describes pricing and layout options for a situations wanted advertisement.
The notice outlines pricing rules for classified ads: one cent per word with a minimum charge, seven insertions for the price of six when paid in cash, and lines or fractions counted as two lines. The policy applies to all lines and ensures accurate billing.
Classified notice outlines contact details for Ballard Agency with pricing and phone numbers. Mentions P H Mostlen and Guy Ball, location on Seventh Avenue near University. Includes two phone numbers and a price of 21 dollars.
The fragment lists funeral services for Francis The eS icon and Puher, with burial at a cemetery and church services at Our Lady of Geet. It also mentions dancing groups, social events, and multiple classified ads for housing, textiles, and goods with phone numbers and addresses.
Fragmentary text shows names such as Pecos Hohn and Wm Roach with references to loans, advanced money, and business chances. The passage mentions amounts like $900 per item and lists people and places in a damaged ledger style. No clear event or outcome is identifiable.
An irrigated orchard owner on Town Lane transfers property rights to new owners for tract cultivation and improved management. The deal involves several tracts, with notice filed to reflect the change in ownership and ongoing cultivation plans.
The report notes progress of a G4 venture named Venus featuring Svinack with over 12 months of progress and a focus on property preekety. It highlights ree Qedde te Se the beet investment of reed property and seeks details from R. Pheene over the year to guide the electric chart and fund allocations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions payment terms and large tract costs with references to offices and a location list. Details are garbled and hard to parse but imply a notice about payments or property matters and a local office. No clear names, dates, or events emerge.
Century Realty Co lists Alaska Building properties in Seen Leila area offering top value deals. Readable item highlights Rive Parkas Wenee and other local building prospects as potential purchases.
Captain Mecklem failed to ascend from Lona park yesterday as repairs to Saturday’s damage could not be completed in time. He worked on the torn gas bag Saturday night and announced a new flight this afternoon between 3 and 3 30 o'clock, weather permitting, with daily flights planned thereafter.
Fragmentary agricultural price list shows live poultry at varied rates and meats and produce with per unit figures. Entries include live poultry per dozen, meat cuts per pound, and assorted vegetables with scattered prices, reflecting a local wholesale market snapshot.
Market prices list strawberries at 1.45 per crate and various perishables including eggs, new potatoes, cabbage, apples, and oranges. Beef, salmon, mutton, and pork items are offered with multiple price points per unit or per pound, reflecting a busy day for shoppers.
In Ard New York June 29 a discussion contrasts love before and after marriage. Madame Kokikochi Mideune argues Americans rush into matrimony and tire of husbands, while Japanese plan marriages through parental arrangement leading to lasting affection. Report notes Patterson’s nomination in Tennessee and Illinois Democrats en route to Denver.
Dr Matthews condemns officials for laxity in their duties criticizing performance and calling for stricter standards while urging accountability. The remarks spotlight governance gaps and demand reforms.
In a fiery sermon at a Presbyterian church, Dr Matthews denounces city officials labeled Honest Johns for alleged embezzlement and corruption. He accuses bookmakers and high-status leaders of theft, urging state action to prosecute and curb the violations.
In West Seattle during a busy afternoon, Ward and Le Roy were detained by Patrolmen Hahn Brewer after accusations they targeted pockets in crowds near the ferry ticket office. Hefner and Hefner’s associate reported attempted thefts, and officers moved the pair to a street car for investigation. Captain Tennant linked the two to a prior arrest and noted Ward's denial of involvement.
John Fisher, staying at 411 Seneca, reported a theft last night. A thief took $56 in cash and a pair of shoes and a revolver from his room while he was away. D B McLaughlin of 1732 Way reported his own room was robbed yesterday afternoon.
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