Acreage for Sale in Washington and Nearby Areas
Listings reveal multiple land parcels near Three Lakes and Brattle, Washington. One 11 acre tract offered with payments via mill work. soil described as rich clay loam with trout stream. Prices vary from 800 to 450 with installments. Several notices reference location details and contact addresses in Brattle and Piret Avenue.
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Thare Lakers Lumper
City
Brattle & Acres
City Aasen & Sexton CO
Piret
Bargain City Lot Near Car Line Listed by Agent
Real estate note offers lot 504129 two blocks from the car line for $1,400. View for yourself. agent David P. Bartman at 1604 Third Ave promotes the affordable 4 room coffee bath attic and basement property in the city.
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Sego Pere
Seattle Heights
Young & Rroberg
Beattie
Ford & van Arsdale, Inc
Third Ave
Duwamish
Maynard
Georgetown
Peacon Ave
Hainer
David IP. Eastman
Madison
Spring
David PF. Bartman
1604
Herarent & Upper
Leary
Noom House
Teth Ave
Rainier Valley
Wallard
Picked policemen to rob on trial in Superior Court
Art Swanson on trial as state's theory holds he selected the wrong room to rob at the Loring hotel 3419 Fourth Ave. Patrolman J. T. Robinson testified returning to his room to find two police night sticks a watch $85 and about 30 dollars missing. Swanson and two others were arrested by Canadian authorities after stepping from a Beattie boat. the defendant had some stolen articles.
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J. Tt. Robinson
Loring
Fourth Ave
Smith
Robdinson
Swanson
Death by own action at Savoy Hotel
George C. Hancroft age 29 a calier on a sub chaser shot himself in his Savoy hotel room on Wednesday and died at the city hospital at 6 p m He left a note requesting that his body be given to Bremerton Navy Yard medical research institution for study.
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George C. Hancroft
Savoy Hotel
City Hospital
Lie
Bremerton Navy Yard
Gill Seeks 15000 to Add Rooms at Firland Isolation Hospital
Mayor Gill will introduce an ordinance to appropriate 15000 dollars for 20 extra rooms and ten baths at Firlanda isolation hospital. The expansion aims to handle more contagious disease cases from the naval training station campus.
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Gill
Firlanda
Naval Training Station
Enormous Corn and Potato Crops Reported
Washington reports the war crop estimates from the agricultural department with corn at 2,191,083,000 bushels and last year at 2,693,241,000. The potato crop is 429,686,000 bushels plus 84,727,000 bushels of sweet potatoes, both higher than prior years. Also notes a G A R dinner by the William McKinley circle at the Veterans hall Armory Friday 5 to 7.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
G. A. KR
William McKinley Circle
G. A. Ft
Veterans’ Hall
Armory
Palace Hip Opens With Variety Show Featuring Singers
The new show opening Thursday at the Palace Hip features a male octette in The Rural Hight performing Songs of Yesterday and Today. Also billed are the Roos Brothers with A Day in a Gymnasium, HBergulet Brothers as Accordionists Extraordinary, Morgan and Stuart in a comedy skit, Siackface Billy Morse with monologue and songs, and the Mabel Jonda Trio presenting a juggling novelty.
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Palace Hip
Roos Brothers
Hbergulet Brothers
Morgan
Stuart
Siackface
Billy Morse
Mabel Jonda
Public Markets Westlake stalls offer varied goods
An old market listing details stalls in Westlake with numerous prices for produce canned goods and groceries. Items include olives prunes raisins tomatoes grapes elderberry and jams as well as flour margarine peanut butter and bread. Prices range from a few cents to several dollars.
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Westlake
Alaska
Dlame
Dept
Jonathan Applea
Fragmented Market List Items Show Local Goods and Prices
A garbled listing of groceries and goods appears, noting stalls and items such as lamb chops, steer meat, macaroni, Carnation milk, oats, corn flakes, cheese, cupcakes, and cookies with scattered prices and brands. The text suggests a market or fair vendor row with various stalls and product lines.
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South End
Anderson
Suspect Kent Slasher Tied to Slugger Fiend Case
William Hamilton held in county jail on charges of slashing Mia Arta Hall with a razor in Kent. Investigators plan Thursday inquiries into masks found in his rooms and his use of alias names. Victim survived after extensive medical care with nearly 600 stitches.
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William Hamilton
Jall
Mia Arta Hall
Kent
Carmody
Tenpant
Hamilton
Seattle
Burlesque Returns to Tivoli Sunday as Gaiety Opens
Seattle premiere at the old Tivoli theatre now the Gaiety under Pacific Coast Burlesque Wheel Co. with the play In Old Kentucky. The touring show is a non motion production praised for its enduring appeal. Carpenters and painters have refurbished the venue ahead of Sundays opening. The following week features The Midnight Follies, a large musical burlesque program.
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Seattle
Tivoli Theatre
Pacific Coast Burlesque Wheel Co
Gaiety Theatre
Old Kentucky
United States
Canada
Germans in Mexico plan celebrations after revolts
Germans in Juarez Chi huahua City and Torreon arranged fêtes to celebrate the overthrow of the Kerensky government in Kusala and the Holheviki maximalists aiming for peace talks. Carranza soldiers were invited as guests as Russian developments were learned.
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el, Paso
Kerensky
Kusala
Holcheviki-Maximaliste
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Torreon
Carranza
255 Pupils Knighted to Fight Tuberculosis at Foster School
Two hundred fifty five Foster school pupils were knighted and joined the Anti Tuberculosis League of King county, boosting membership to 1500. Knights pledge to health and cleanliness. Dr. B. J. Lloyd of the U S Health service performed the knighting. Also noted, Yasushi Tanaka clarifies he is not H T Tanaka slated for court over altered obscene pictures. he is a dealer in pictures while Tanaka creates art.
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Foster School
Anti Tuberculosis League of
King County
B. J. Lloyd
U. & Health Service
Yasushi Tanaka
H. T. Tanaka
Jackson St
US Accepts Elks Great Hospital for Wounded
The government accepts from the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks the first great hospital for reconstruction of wounded men. It will be erected on Parker Hill near Robert Brigham Hospital in Boston at a cost of 250000 dollars. Funds come from the Elks' wartime relief drive.
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United Preas
Washington
Benevolent Protective Order of Elka
Parker Hill
Robert Brigham Hospital
Boston
Elks
City Council to Fund Soldier Club Utilities
The utilities committee recommends increasing city payments to the new soldiers' club rooms in the old Seattle Athletic Club building. A $50 monthly subsidy for light and water bills was proposed after Sol Friedenthal asked for support, with Councilman Lane introducing the appropriation motion.
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Soldiers’ Club
Seattle Athletic Club
Utilities Committee
Sol Friedenthal
Lane
Drive on to raise passenger rates
Railroad petitions filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission seek higher fares and interchangeable mileage rates. The New York New Haven Hartford and Central of New England want mile age fares increased from 2 to 2 1/2 cents. Principal Southeastern roads seek to raise interchangeable mileage passenger rates from 2 to 2 1/2 cents per mile.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Central
New England
Bolsheviks Seize Power Crisis Rages in Petrograd
In Petrograd a clash between the provisional government and the Bolshevik Soviet escalates toward armed confrontation. Trotsky declares the government nonexistent as Premier Kerensky dissolves the parliament and Cossack regiments pledge loyalty to the soviet. Police search for armed seizure attempts as troops seize cars to the winter palace.
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Bolsheviki Council (Soviet
Jeon Trotsky
Soviet
Kerensky
Cossack Regimenta Wale
Workmen's Council
Winter Palace
Meningitis Case Reported at Camp Lewis
A new spinal meningitis case is diagnosed in the 264th infantry at Camp Lewis. Eugene Vagdon of Santa Maria California is in base hospital with hopes for recovery after quarantine of affected companies.
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264Th Infantry
Camp Lewis
Eugene Vagdon
Santa Maria
Cal
Jitney Hearing Delays Drivers’ Parallel Operations
The traction company’s bid to bar 196 jitney drivers from operating parallel to car tracks continued in federal court. Judge Neterer denied the jitney men’ s motion to dismiss the suit on Wednesday, leaving the case alive for further proceedings.
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the Traction Company
W. Rh. Crawford
Neterer
Girl Robbed of $1 Near Galer Street
Miss Anna Hagen of the Busch hotel on Sixth avenue and Jackson street was assaulted by a footpad on First avenue North near Galer Street, losing one dollar in the attack Wednesday night.
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Anna Hagen
Busch
Extradition Bid Aims at Gang Member Edwards
State authorities began proceedings to extradite Chester Edwards a gang member said to ride with the youthful Son Cyclista from Bothell road to San Francisco where he was arrested at Goat Island training station. Deputy Sheriff Asa Lee represents the state amid questions whether Edwards will be turned over for prosecution. The cases of Tess Miller Ward Patterson are set for November 20.
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Chienry Edwards
Son Cyclista
Bothell Road
San Francisco
Edwards
Goat Island
Sted
Asa Lee
Patterson
Ed Wards
Tess Miller Wart Patterson
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Downs Rik
SF Hall
Burke Hide
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Fraser Paterson Co
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New York
Fred P. Gorin
OAS
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Lowman & Hanford CO
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Cherry
It Mater TrSt
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Haves Central Storage Co
DIA
Provident Loan Society
Marton
American Jewelry CO
PPS
ANDO
Weed Care
Winton Motor Go Junk
Alaska Junk Co
First Ave
Pine St J
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Auburn
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Puget Sound Farms CO
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Kirkland Ferry
Madison Park
Hurke & Varrar
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North End
Ke & Farrar, Inc
Aaben & Sexton CO
Firet Ave
Elliott
Meniti
Me& Watson
Firat
Greene's
Trade’s
Lilly Eperaire
Pike
the Pacific Telephone
George Johnson Co
Gatha
Pacific Coast
Myrop Co
Meattle Boulevard
Lola L
City Real
Salmon Bay Ship Yards
Cone
Pricka
Teama
David FF. Bartman
Thi Ave
Star
Tih Ave
Kenwood
Pete
Pene
Weeteselifog
Wilaama CO
Beattie, Wash
Meyer Toner
Union Phonosrap Ia
Ethiott Sare
New Times Mide
Dunn Selia
Jemes Main
Lew Plank
Westlake Ave
N. KR
Fowler Mra Whitter
He Pine
Counar
Brattie Leading
Rushell
Joan Pushell
Lake Porn
Atanley
Dentiat
Cobb Midg
Business Personals
New York City
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Inner Circle
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Courae
University
Wai
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Laulse Dalton
Bitel Midge Hillett
Smith Jewelry Mpo. CO
L CC. Smith
Smith Jewelery Mfo. CO
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KODAR
Jacobs
P.-L Hide
Ihewih
Cadorna
Friuli
Art Swanson
Coin
Ly United Preas
Red Seal Grocery
Annex
Lighthouse Cleanser
Eiitett Fieh Co
Washington Creamery
Kent Slasher
Slugger Fiend
Tivoli
Mexico
U. S
Elks’ Great Hospital
Soldier Club
Dy United Press
N. W. Cor
A. Lundberg CO
Acme Coal
Continental Fuel CO
DR. Evans
Peoples Bank Building
Second and Pike
Bullbros. Ors Uat Printers
Russia
Lewis
Jitney
W’clure
Walter McClure
France
United States Navy
American Lake
Great Northern Railway
348Th Field Artillery
Northwest
Montana
Wyoming
Arizona
California
Idaho
Oregon
King St
Grandstand
Columbia
Second Ave
A. Briquet
Coal Doctor
Old Man
Winter
Black di Newcastle
Issaquah, South Prairie, Renton and
Franklin Coals
Pacific Coast Coal CO
Railroad Avenue
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