Rates for Classified Advertisements
The Star states rates for classified ads and warns it cannot guarantee accuracy or assume responsibility for errors in telephone advertisements.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
6
The Star states rates for classified ads and warns it cannot guarantee accuracy or assume responsibility for errors in telephone advertisements.
Job seekers advertise for work using brief lines in a local newspaper section. The text hints at a 18 word limit and space guidelines for submitting notices.
One cent a word minimum charge sixteen cents. Each line charged as set. Seven insertions for the price of six when paid in cash. All lines or fractions counted as two lines.
Classified ad lists advertising contact points for Ballard Agency P. H. Mullen with addresses on Ballard avenue opposite City Hall and a main office on Seventh Avenue between Union and University plus phone numbers Ballard 306 Main 1060 and Ind 441.
Do not trust printed time tables in newspapers. For accurate departure and arrival times contact King Street Station Information Bureau in Sunset, Main 2740, Independ ent itt.
Classified real estate ad urges buyers to consider 6 to 16 acre parcels north of Seattle Everett area. Cites past rapid value gains and Beattie homes nearby.Promises easy terms from 60 to 100 per acre and urges an in-office visit to inspect limited remaining tracts.
Notice reads WaT and WHEELER offering 2 percent acres near Pacific City with easy terms. Fr ui te, berries and chickens advertised, $750 price, $35 down, $16 per month, with tree rent to caretakers. Contact Charles or Adams at 800 Colran mee for details.
A 16 year old meal boy, James Walsh, drowned shortly after Chippewa left Victoria while lifeboat No 4 swung in. He clung to the boat as it swung out, then slipped and sank. His mother, in Vancouver, will receive a $43 collection raised for funeral aid. Rev. W. T. Jordan of Portland conducted a memorial service.
Fragmentary note describes a one acre site north of Seattle with limited offerings and two price points 060 and higher. Mentions terms to call for details and lack of additional options in the area.
An old real estate blurb advertises irrigated orchard land near Wenatchee with parcels described as six to twelve acres, priced around 4 506 dollars with cash options and varying fruit varieties. It notes soil and water access, office contact at Mallard Avenue in Ballard and references Pacific rail lines and county roads.
Fragmentary OCR describes an investment or field agent, mentions a brewery and a main street. Specific entities and actions are garbled, leaving only scattered references to a location and supposed service at a wart or work site.
Rebels attacked near the border at Columbus and Palomas the same day two Mexican bands clashed with gendarmes and revolutionists. Casualties were reported with several wounded and pursuit followed into the mountains while U S troops remained untouched. A reported train movement carried cavalry toward Del Rio as fighting continued in the region.
City detective Frank Kennedy resumes duties this morning after a three week absence at Boap Lake.
Fresno reports two masked men set fire to Adolph Domengine's barn and ranch houses then abducted his 11 year old daughter in night clothes. A pursuing posse is in action near Coalinga.
Fragmentary notes describe irrigated orchard tracts at Veena and nearby areas with terms and parcels, mentioning varied lot terms and a selection under review. Unclear specifics limit exact entities but reference to tracts, climate terms, and boundaries appears.
A short notice from North Bank Land Co. regarding a land sale at 4004 Welker Bite. Details are limited in the fragmentary text including university reference and an unreadable term tetmed.
Fragmentary notes describe Uncle Sam mobilizing finances for Bremerton building efforts and street improvements. Mentions crowds, payments, and local business Beattie Momeseckere Co owners tied to Bremerton Challesten.
At a morning meeting EB F Parke was named justice of the peace and C G Wood appointed constable as Tockwilla was made a voting precinct.
Merrifield was today reappointed by the judges of the superior court as commissioner of eminent domain. The commission was created a year ago to sit in condemnation cases.
The Seattle Amateur Prom will be entertained July 4 at the country home of A. H. Jacobson in Woodinville. The train leaves King Street station at 7 45 p m.
A woman purchases a ladies khaki suit at Piper and Taft's located at 1024 Spring Street. The brief item notes the store and street address in a short classifieds style entry.
Property entries describe lots and homes with terms like down payments, monthly balance, and view. Mentions of corners, street names, and nearby boulevards indicate location context. Includes price hints and financing options though specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The Inland Navigation Company and Can Pacific Company closed a contract for Pier A lease with the Pacific Coast Company, awarded to the Canadian firm for a term. Critics note inconsistent rates from Seattle to Vancouver at 1 and return via Victoria at 3, and no settlement seems likely as the American firm maintains strong business.
Coroner confirms the body found near Interurban tracks at Black River Junction on Sunday belongs to Michael Wachner. The Georgetown dairy worker often spent his money on liquor after Saturdays. Wachner, age 39, Swiss native, unmarried, likely struck by an interurban train though no bruises were found.
Judge C. H. Hanford and former United States Senator George Turner of Bhokane have been asked to address the national meeting of the American Bar Association to be held in Seattle from August 26 to 29. Five papers will be given, alongside the president’s report by Jacob M. Dickinson, and works by Macgrane Cox and Edgar H. Farrar.
The Realty Owners' syndicate announces a forthcoming contract for a skyscraper business block costing $1,000,000. Location and structure details remain undisclosed. The venture includes Eastern and local capitalists with home offices in the city and is organized as a unit investment company.
Classified note advertising a cottage sale at 1018 Alaska with city water and lot number 408164. Includes offer and contact phone details though OCR is garbled. Indicates real estate listing by Century Realty Co with a down payment option and reference to GALB-0909.
Real estate listing offers irrigated land for sale with orchard crops including orange fig and grape. Terms: 1 to 5 cash with balance due later. Location near Walnet Die area, price range 116 to 156 per acre. Contact Young at Office 232 Groche Main 4764.
Property listings offer quarter acre tracts near California avenue and the coast with nearby amenities. Advertisement cites low prices, potential for value increase, and nearby banks and Greenwood avenue. Contact TF Talbot at 478 Arcade Ames for more details.
Real estate ads tout 6 acre parcels near the Navy Yard and Emeryton Heights as the cheapest, with $1 and $2 monthly terms and near water mains. Listings promise quick value boosts, new dry docks nearby, and access to West Seattle, Pioneer Square, and Union Railroad lines. Includes several lot sizes from five hundred to four hundred dollars, plus bungalow and cottage offerings by Van Horn Young Realty and associates.
California will commence erection of the state exhibit building at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition grounds during July. J B Selton state architect said plans will be ready next month and bids called for. Washington and Oregon state buildings are also progressing.
United States District Attorney Elmer E. Todd is to inspect Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition books to confirm assets meet 1 000 000 dollars before a 600 000 dollar government appropriation becomes available. President Chilberg has certified assets exceed 1 000 000, Todd to corroborate. Meanwhile Patrolman F W Gordon was dismissed for drinking beer on duty.
United Press reports in Ogden that Jonn Thompson stopped Pete Sullivan in the 12th round of a 20 round fight at Hot Springs last night. The bout drew heavy action as Thompson claimed victory in the extended king of the ring encounter.
John Sprentals was acquitted by a jury yesterday in a grand larceny case. Judge A W Prater presided as Sprentals faced charges over a stolen $365 from a rancher living nearby. Sprentals had been jailed during the proceedings.
The Humboldt morning arrival from Skagway carried $26,000 in gold, while the first salmon shipment from Southeastern was also brought to Humboldt. Five passengers, including Sam Thall, noted manager, and the Theatrical association’s agent, arrived in Seattle. Alfred Barry, a Swiss, collapsed at I. X. L. restaurant last night. The Wareide hospital reported the incident.
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