Winton Motor Co Want Ad Notices Star
Local want ad lists Winton Motor Co offerings and contact details. Includes brief lines advertising vehicle sales, service, and inquiries with location and phone references.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1917
Page
9
Local want ad lists Winton Motor Co offerings and contact details. Includes brief lines advertising vehicle sales, service, and inquiries with location and phone references.
Multiple listings advertise clairvoyants, psychics, card readers, and mediums offering life readings, business and love guidance, and future predictions. Locations include hotel rooms and storefronts such as Abbott Hotel and Sixth and Seventh avenues with daily and Sunday sessions and varied rates.
A sensational ad offers spiritual mediums in Beattle with promises of truth telling, future spouse identification, and remedies for family and business luck. It claims guaranteed results with a two week trial at Motel Vernon and another clairvoyant service at 621 Union. Consultation hours are daily and Sundays.
The Seattle branch of the Emergency Peace federation elected Mrs. Mary Neuhauser as delegate for the federation conference to be held at Holland House in New York May 50 and 31. The federation supports a pay as we go policy of war, no taxation of necessities of life, speedy peace, conforming to President Wilson, no annexation, no punitive indemnities, and free development of all nations.
Steamers depart from Coilman Dock foot of Marion Street for local routes. Steamer Bel Due bound for Towneend Willlame and other ports, calls at Victoria and Sequim. Schedule shows 1:60 pm departures every two hours, with round trips listed.
A crowded market listing shows a long assortment including corned beef, sugar, coffee, soap, canned goods, dairy products, fresh meat, vegetables, fruit, fish, and baking supplies. Notable items include Crystal White soap, Royal baking powder, fresh salmon trout, halibut, veal cutlets, Jersey butter, and Grape Nuts. Prices are mixed with many items priced at fractions or cents, reflecting a bustling local wholesale and retail scene.
A National Medical Institute advertises treatment for varicose veins piles nervous and skin ailments kidney bladder lung and rheumatic disorders. It invites men to visit with no cost or obligation for examination and claims success with modern medical methods.
Readable items include beef loin steaks, sirloin, liver, butter, cheese, oats, coffee, eggs, noodles, bread, herring, cereal brands and various prices. The text appears as a rough grocery catalog or market list with scattered brand names and measurements.
List of ships arriving at Skagway and related ports with origins and times. Vessels include Alaskan porta from KE and Port San Laisa, Queen from San Francisco, Admiral Rehiey from Everett, Morning Star from Vancouver, Alameda from Tacoma, and others arriving or in tow. Also notes shuttle service to Anchorage and Cordova, plus Alaska ports movements to Prince Rupert, Tacoma, and Vancouver.
An afternoon quake rocked Brawley California causing women and children to faint as panic spread at the Sacred Heart Catholic school during closing exercises. The tremor prompted a brief evacuation and order was restored once quakes ceased while reports from Calexico called it very slight. Separately H F Alexander offered to buy the Great Northern and Northern Pacific liners for use on the Seattle to San Francisco run.
Open air meeting at Fourth Ave and Virginia St drew about 1000 people as resolutions urged President Wilson to repeal the draft law immediately. Speakers blamed the war on Congress and the administration while calling for peace and the release of pamphleteers Aaron F man and R. E. Rice.
Detroit residents report treason charges against six men in a nationwide anti draft conspiracy. Five are in federal custody today for distributing handbills bearing the caption Kill the Draft and announcing a socialist mass meeting set for June 3.
Police quell rioting after socialist speakers gather in a public square in Cleveland. About 200 socialists attacked officers who dragged a speaker from the rostrum. Mounted police restored order as the crowd pelted the police station with sticks and stones in a pitched battle.
The permanent peace commission of Chicago passed two resolutions at a mass meeting Sunday calling the government to issue a statement of the terms of peace proposed by the United States and urging the Russian commission in Washington to declare Russia's peace position.
Washington May 28 Congress weighs the wooden ship program against Goethals steel vessel plan as part of the 70 million dollar merchant ship appropriation. Lumber districts defend wooden ships while Goethals supporters push steel. Denman attacks Goethals and questions the 1000 ship program, warning of a Berlin reaction.
Seattle traffic men say the government's rail conservation request will slow passenger trains between Seattle and Portland and extend running times. Officials of western roads will meet in Chicago on June 5 to plan the details of the program.
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