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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1906
Page
6
Fragmented society notices describe rental offers and sales by Sound Trufter Company and Pacific Investment Co. including inquiries for furniture and equipment, with contact hints and references to rental or sale actions. Names and addresses are partially legible, indicating miscellaneous local notices and requests.
Property listings advertise acreages from commercial farms to timber and bottom land near Port Orchard Auburn and Everett. Buyers are invited to inspect tracts with varied improvements, prices, and flexible terms, with agents malthy and Griffin coordinating from Times Building and local offices.
Advertisements lure buyers to Auburn and Leavenworth belt with irrigated fruit orchards, Acreage listings, and payment terms. Offers include one acre and larger tracts, cheap down payments, monthly installments, and proximity to rail lines and electric roads. Listings mention multiple firms and tracts featuring water, timber, and farming potential amid aggressive sales pitches.
Fragmentary notice describes a suburban home with paved drive and two windows, titled for sale. The readable text hints at a local street address and basic features but is garbled with misspellings and broken phrases. The ad references a tree and a front area, suggesting a single residence with standard amenities.
Readable fragments show a real estate ad mentioning rent, prices, and occupants. Entities include a Shoemaker Co and individuals like Mick Maton. location hints involve a village near a car line and a Pacific Nieck area. The text is scattered and lacks coherent details about dates or definitive terms.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Rainier Boulevard Queen Anne and Lake Washington with references to houses, golf and possible shops. Several garbled phrases prevent clear events, locations or figures to identify a cohesive item.
Fragmented OCR text describes shop bargains and outings with mentions of a car hire, a fine view, a boat, and a Bremen bow. It references Jerkeon street and a blee context with early era items and a corner store. The readable content is highly garbled and incomplete.
Fragmentary notes describe a plan at a local address involving mentors and funds. The fragment references a 21 new room reuse project and notes about money and a wants list, but lacks coherent details or clear outcomes.
An agent for a brewing company stated plans to build an elite plant in the city. The official refused to reveal the exact location or sale details citing liberty to disclose only limited facts. Local committee involvement and licensing questions remain unsettled as residents await further information.
Briefs are filed in the case brought by Ste Lente of the high school board alleging interference with an organized fraternity. The case seeks to address discrimination against members and has been filed with the county clerk and the Supreme Court at once.
During the month of April, city authorities issued building permits authorizing construction valued at 1 074 222 dollars. The first four months of the year total 2 761 943 dollars in permitted work.
Professor Landes of the University of Washington reports the new PF logwe will be received and distributed as the university prepares the first portion for next week.
W A Blimonen of the National City Bank of New York toured local finance circles during a dinner at the Beattie home. NM E hosted guests as bankers from the region gathered for the event with the bank president among attendees.
Engval B. Olsen sues B and ward K Hawkins and J NM Perks in superior court seeking $16 owed on a game related account. The action seeks a judgment for the disputed amount and the court’s decision on the claim.
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