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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1903
Page
6
A long clipped column lists multiple Fremont area druggists bakeries and shops with partial addresses, plus numerous humble notices for rooms for rent sales of house lots and real estate ads. It also includes wanted help positions and a stream of rental and sale inquiries with scattered names and streets in Seattle and nearby towns.
A fragmented real estate listing describes cottages and rooms for sale or rent near Madison, with mentions of turner and Co, Union block, and various terms. It highlights small farms, cottages, and rooms for lease in a bustling area with nearby churches stores and transit, inviting quick inquiries.
Auction style classified notice listing farms and farms for sale with locations in California and nearby regions. Includes dairy farm mentions, acreage, cultivation, nearby towns, and contact directions for prospective buyers.
A damaged OCR page fragment lists various businesses and professionals including lawyers abstractors banks and brokers. It mentions entities such as BOOTH WHITTLEBAY HANFORD Abstract Co Seattle Abstract Co and The Pire National Bank with names like Maurice Pan cashier and J F Parkhurst. The text also references Canadian and American banks and legal services in a dense ad style listing.
Fragmentary text shows a man seeking work and offering services. Includes an address at 2996 Zangen Ave, Sunset Park 1261, with vague references to plans for an email cottage and reasonable rates. Likely a small classified employment notice from a neighborhood page.
An itemized list highlights a team of horses, mowing machine, horse rake, all farming tools, plus chickens, turkeys, and geese in a regional notice. The listing emphasizes available livestock and equipment for local buyers seeking farm assets.
Fred Branetedt a Ballard ex policeman who surrendered to the sheriff in Olympia admits horse stealing in California. Friends and Captain Bell of the secret service believe he is of unsound mind with delusions and that the crime exists only in his mind. He has sought rest in Centralia and Wisconsin but remains deluded, dating his instability to a Spanish American War exposure.
Berlin reports a new book publishing the confessions of Princess Louise. It shows her disappointment and a hasty escape with Giron after seeking divorce. She says she never loved Giron but used him to obtain separation and planned to see him only after the deed.
Darmstadt November 18 The czarina Catherine Wicks is ill with ear inflammation and will miss Princess Elisabeth's funeral. The czar will also be unable to attend.
A 15-year-old girl from Harrison Idaho, Georgia McFadden, is jailed in Spokane on grand larceny charges after admitting she stole money from her grandfather to buy a wedding outfit. She described planning a Christmas wedding to Robert Spencer and buying clothing and shoes via mail order, then returning items for cash.
The market notes rising demand and firmer prices for sweet potatoes with prospects of a further increase. Cabbage advanced a fraction of a cent, grapes fluctuated with best-price sales, and overall supply remains large while cold weather slows demand.
A fragmentary market report lists butter eggs cheese and various poultry prices. Live turkeys 24 cents per pound and geese 8.3 to 6 per pound appear among others with several unreadable lines obscuring some items.
At the Little Falls Fire Clay company plant in Chehalis A N Groves was killed when caught in a set screw on a rapidly revolving shaft. His head was torn from his left arm and he died instantly. Groves had only six weeks on the job and had recently married.
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