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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1919
Page
7
Mixed classified items list land sale near two major streets with orchard and small houses asking eighteen hundred dollars. Also sale offers for real estate on Third Ave and Georgetown, plus beauty products and jewelry ads. Local businesses advertise rentals and therapeutic treatments in Globe Building area with contact details.
Readable items include an advertisement for medical baths and authentic massage services by Frances Foster at 664 Stewart and Times Main 4917 Chattel Loans offering quick confidential loans from 10 to 100 dollars. Also shows contact lines 1008-4 ZL and C Smith Bide.
Olympia March 12. Senate votes 27 to 0 to pass House Bill 34 establishing a state normal school at Centralia. No funds are appropriated. financial provisions await action by the next legislature.
A fragment of text shows a confident crowd or participant and a steady pace, with a race result mentioned but not fully readable, leaving the outcome uncertain and details sparse.
OCR fragment lists many stalls and items such as sardines beans pickles salmon rhubarb cauliflower potatoes and tea plus branded goods like Crisco and Carnation milk. It resembles a late or early 20th century market inventory with prices in cents and lb measures.
Stall 116 lists goods like bacon pot roast mutton stew and butter alongside prices. Fresh fish items include halibut Columbia river smelts and herring with produce such as apples grapes and tangerines. Staples include peanut butter milk cans and olives with several canned vegetables and pantry items.
An OCR fragment lists stalls and prices for varied goods such as pasteurized milk, sauces, beans, pasta, pancake flour, sugar, soap, carnations, milk brands, canned foods, beans, lemons, potatoes, margarine, cheese, and meats. It resembles a bustling market ledger with multiple stall entries and unit prices.
A jumble of stall items lists sugar, milk, teak furniture, beer, cocoa, coffee, tea, butter, margarine, peanut butter, fish, fruit, vegetables, and condiments with prices. The text ends with an offbeat question about choosing between a pencil skirt or calculating income tax.
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