Want Ads Rates and Contact Info
The Star lists telephone insertion charges at ten cents per line and seven words per line, with three times one cent per word and a monthly rate of six cents per line per day. Minimum ad charge is twenty cents. Ballard Agency at 21 Ballard Ave offers phone numbers Ballard 306 and Main Office at Seventh Ave. Main 1060 and Ind 441 serve the paper. The Star disclaims guaranteed accuracy for telephoned ads.
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Ballard
P. HL Mullen
Ballard Av
City Hall
Seventh Ar
Union
University
Star
Real estate and supply ads clutter Parkland sale notice
Fragmented list of property for sale acres improved several 1000s value and multiple lines about workers and photographers supplies with mentions of Parkland excursion and free booklets. Local addresses appear with scattered names and terms.
Real Estate for Sale Flats and Acreage in Valley Towne Area
Classified notice advertises multiple real estate offers including 4 acre tracts between Seattle and Tacoma, 7 and 9 acre lots in Queen Anne area, and parcels near Navy Yard City. Terms include cash down payments, monthly plans, and land with water rights, rail access, and farm potential. Listing agents Mill Properties and Johnston & Co provide contact details and sales deadlines.
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Seattle
Tacomas
Alaska
Woodland Park Residence Lots Offered Cheap Near City
Real estate brief promotes four building lots in Woodland Park for sale at a bargain price of 75 dollars per year each, inviting buyers with modest cash to invest close to town.
Country home and acre tracts near Seattle listed for sale
Classified offers show farms and land near Kent and Seattle with dairy, country homes, and vacant lots. Properties include a 146 acre water front tract, a two lot prime view parcel, and multiple small homes with nearby utilities and therms. Listings note easy terms and cash options, with contact details for Wirth and Malty Realty and Alaska Building.
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Rick Sale
Robert Malthy
Alaska
Unclear Text Fragment Seeks Guidance
The readable portion appears garbled with scattered phrases about a conductor, a location, and timing. No clear event, names, or entities emerge to anchor a factual summary.
Shot by a robber in Wright's Park
Tacoma report says Martin of Muckley was shot twice by a robber in Wright's Park last night. One bullet grazed the arm, the other struck the side as he walked and talked with the assailant who ordered him to raise his hands before he could comply.
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United Press
Tacoma
Martin
Muckley
Wright's Park
Akmn
Despondent carpenter ends life by gas inhalation
Percy Bloormdahl a 30 year old carpenter of Galesburg ended his life by inhaling gas at A Bwanson’s 110% Westlake Av N shop. He seated himself before a small stove and died before Swanson’s morning discovery. Unemployed since last August, his motive was believed to be unemployment. His body is at Bonney Watson’s.
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Percy Bloormdahl
A. Bwanson
Westlake Av. N
Swanson
Broomdahl
Galesburg
Body
Bonney Watson's
Quarter Acre Tracts Urge Quick Action on Purchases
Local notices urge buyers to hurry as one fourth of additions near the Villas area are sold. Follow the sidewalk to sign posts indicating property lines and sale details.
Grand anys Excursion in Tacoma Sunday
An event labeled Grand anys Excursion proceeds in Tacoma on a Sunday. The notice mentions participants from Western states, churches, and universities and references NATIONAL LAND CO. and Pioneer Mate 466.
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Tacoma
National Land CO
Fragmentary Classified Notice From Pioneer Square
Incomplete text indicates a sale notice about a tract recently sold. The fragmented lines mention car fare, weed, and a request to deter and seek selection from Sears, with unclear context. Names and precise details are unreadable.
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Pioneer Square
Garden Land near Beacon Mill offers affordable tract
Property notes describe a tract of land near Beacon Mill two blocks from a graded street with city water. It promises a fine view and easy access, with a monthly cash price around 15 dollars and terms arranged through Pioneer Bik on Main 2305.
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Navy
Yard City
Navy Yard
Bhimen
DRY Alopment Co
Beacon Mill
Pioneer Bik
Capitol Grafters Found Guilty
Five condemned inmates attempting a jail escape in Ores Russia were killed along with two wardens when guards opened fire after the prisoners seized rifles. Seven men died, with one wounding and others injured during the break.
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Ores
Russia
Nome Man A Death by Own Action
The body of Eugene Sherry from Nome Alaska washed ashore at Santa Monica Beach on Friday. Indications point to suicide despite a disfiguring wound near the left eye. a railroad ticket shows he arrived Thursday. Sherry belonged to the Nome Eagles and the Nome Circle of the Arctic Brotherhood.
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United Press
Banta Monica
Cal
Eugene Sherry
Nome
Alaska
Sherry
Nome Eagles
Nome Circle
Arctic Brotherhood
Widowses Held After Northwest Shooting Tragedy
Victoria BC March 14 Mrs Charles Freedman widow of the man shot Monday night was prevented from boarding the steamer Hostile while attempting to reach Seattle. The victim, a well known Northwest sportsman, was returning from the theatre when he was killed by a supposed burglar in a mysterious, unexplained shooting.
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United Press
Victoria
B. C
Charles Freedman
Hostlle
Seattle
Ding
Freedman
Northwest
Scalded to Death in Gig Harbor Tub Accident
Four year old Ray Dun bar Culver son of William Culver of Gig Harbor died after falling into a tub of boiling water. The tub stood in the room center as the parents were outside. He tripped and plunged head first. despite screams and rescue he died immediately. Coner Stewart will not hold an inquest.
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United Press
Tacoma
Ray Dunbar Culver
William
Culver
Gig Harbor
Campaign on reckless driving after San Francisco death
Mary McLaughlin aged TI was killed yesterday on Market Street while crossing with her granddaughter. She was mother of John McLaughlin a lay member of the board of health. A campaign against reckless automobile driving will follow.
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San Francisco
Mary McLaughlin
Market St
Army's First Lady Favors Canteen Supervision
Mrs. Franklin Bell, wife of the Army chief, advocates tempered, voluntary oversight for the army canteen. She argues for restrictions that shield soldiers while allowing moderate, beneficial use, citing her extensive experience with troops across forts and campaigns.
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ARMY
Washington
Franklin Bell
Dakotas
Philippines
Ske
Capitol graft verdicts in Harrisburg reach four contractors
After six hours of deliberation a jury found John H. Sanderson and William P. Snyder guilty along with W. L. Mathues and James M. Shumaker in the capitol building fraud case. They face up to two years in prison and a $1,000 fine each for defrauding the state during the $15 million capitol project.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Capitol
John H. Sanderson
William P. Snyder
W. L. Mathues
James M. Shumaker
Sanderson
Snyder
Rejected Lover Takes His Own Life at Port Orchard
Port Orchard reports Ed Gummere, 23, shot himself in the temple with a 38 caliber revolver after brooding over a letter about a lost romance. He had worked on the sea wall and left a note declaring love for Claire, with the line I have loved you.
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Port Orchard
Ed Gummere
Gummere
Despondent May Seeks Death in Bay Attempt
Isaac C. Dale a telegraph operator of 608 Union Street attempted to end his life last night by leaping into the bay but was thwarted by a stranger and turned over to police. He is held on an insanity charge after fighting an officer during the incident and has a history of prior suicide attempts while in the signal service.
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Isaac C. Dale
Union St
Dale
Signal Service
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