Help Wanted and Miscellaneous Ads in Seattle
Classified list shows varied job ads and sales offers from Seattle area. Includes city and county agent postings, factory and shop work, and multiple consumer goods for sale or exchange.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1921
Page
7
Classified list shows varied job ads and sales offers from Seattle area. Includes city and county agent postings, factory and shop work, and multiple consumer goods for sale or exchange.
A local directory entry promotes loans to salaried men and women on their own note, with offerings for furniture and pianos. It advertises quick service, accessible terms, and additional services in the Empire Building area, including jewelry deals and a diamond focus. The ad mentions locations on Fourth and Pike and an office on the tenth floor.
Wholesale eggs rise to 63 cents per dozen with ranges from 60 to 67 cents for fresh, pullets at 45 to 40 cents. producers receive 66 to 67 cents for fresh standard hens. A general market scarcity is cited as the cause for the advance while vegetable prices largely stay unchanged on the market.
A 1921 record notes three pedestrians struck by autos. William Stevens of Gold en West Hotel was knocked down at Third Ave and Unionist by J H Gabrielsor. Mrs Shimo of Maynard Ave injured at Sixth Ave and Jackson by T Makimoto. John Warring of O K Motel struck near Railroad Ave and Washington by A Muller with minor injuries.
VERSAILLES Nov 8 The first witness in the murder trial of Henri Landru known as the blackest villain of Gambais was called this afternoon After Judge Gilbert finished questioning Landru including a review of his life up to 1919 involving forgery and fraud the testimony began on the charge of murdering one of the ten women whose deaths he is accused of causing
The 1921 tourist season shows Yellowstone National Park numbering 81,451 visitors, with discussions noting a 70 acre addition in the area. The brief item highlights park activity and land expansion amid seasonal travel.
The state development bureau of the Chamber of Commerce reports a plan to enlist hundreds of farmers in diversified farming across Yakima Kittitas Benton and Walla Walla counties. The goal is rotate alfalfa potatoes sugar beets and grain with livestock to boost soil fertility and production. Industry leaders note three major sugar factories in Yakima Valley back the effort as idle beet land rises to about 6000 acres currently and aim for 20000 beet acres annually within a 100000 acre program backed by experts from Washington State College and farm bureaus.
The New York Stock Exchange closed for Election Day with no trading activity reported as of today. Officials cited federal holiday observance and market pause.
Ship news notes tides in Seattle with heights of 11.1 feet at 12:14 PM and 4:27 PM along with second high tide at 1:44 PM. The Deerfield refrigerator ship marks the new intercoastal service of Hitler Steel Steamship Co. Weather at Tatoosh Island shows party cloudy with NE winds 30 mph.
Shipping notices list arrivals from Tacoma Seattle and other ports include the Pennsylvanian Tokushima Maru Fulton Juneau Nome City Pleiades Chilliwack and more with times and destinations. Vessels also departed including Admiral Dewey Alameda Cor dove Cricket and Chilliwack for various routes while Alaskan and overseas ports record entries.
A detailed list records numerous ships arriving and departing Seattle ports. Vessels include the Vigilant Yokohama bound to Seattle, the West Ivan Beattie bound for Pave, and the Silver State Yokohama for Seattle, among many others with terminal names and mooring details.
Portland hearing closes with producers and exporters arguing over whether federal grain standards or the Portland Chamber of Commerce system should govern Northwest markets. Chester Merrill, assistant secretary of agriculture, will report in Washington on the decision.
United States Spruce Production corporation invites bids from $1 600 000 upward for its railway sawmill and timber holdings in Clallam county Washington Col Charles Van Way president says the original government cost of the property was about 6 250 900 dollars.
Hog prices fell sharply across U S markets with medium grade hogs at 7.35 dollars per hundred pounds in Chicago. Dealers cited large receipts and farmer liquidation as the main causes of the drop, marking the weakest point since January 1916.
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