Help Wanted and Misc Job Ads in The Seattle Star
Classified list of employment asks and buy/sell items across Seattle area. Includes help wanted for clerks and ex service men, trades like carpenters and laborers, door to door sales, paper routes, auto mechanics, shop workers, and various buying offers. Also reads like a bustling city classified page with multiple firms and individuals seeking workers or selling goods.
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Seattle
Washington
St. Louis
Prom Franklin
Diessmaking
Itson
Sidney
Bam Weisfield
Union
American Service Bureau
Los Angeles
Emphiti Bros
Booth
Indianapolis
Ind
Rite
Broadway
N.Y
J. Ganor
Stafford & Schwarz
Arcade
Pinkuix Arakenen
Brothers
Rafleray
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Beattie house and two small cottages for sale in Seattle
Henry C. Ewing Company lists a 45 by 150 foot Beattie area lot with a full 4 room house and garage at 28th Ave near Cherry priced around 2650. Also advertised small occupied units offering rent options and purchase terms through Rner 8 to Real Estate Company with a 1922 purchase plan and rental credits.
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Williams
Firat Ave
Ash United Coal Company
Lesable
Axelrolys
First Ave
Beattie
Forest Wood
Creston
Rainier
Waldron Long
Pourth Ave
Ducrest
Renton
Sears-K Roebuck
Maple Valley
Wash
BCAB
Baker
Howell
Waldron
Duivers
Stara & Dei
Seattle Ferry Landing
Fant
Waldron Co
Meyer‘oner
Union
Garfield
Lott
Winter Rices
Simpson
Fremont Ridge
Aston
Sidney
Wilson Ave
Othello
Wilcott
Kobaks
Jensen
Kavanagh
RNER
Real Estate Company
Hoge Bidg
Real estate bargains and builds across Seattle area
CLOSE IN RESIDENCE rooms and bath near car. Various houses and lots listed with prices and terms. J-62 broom house on 18-foot lot rents 25 a month. another pays 4. Fireside Realty ad with address. Multiple parcels near street improvements with prices 425 to 500. 3 room brand new house with yard and outbuildings. Income property 10 rooms with car line 2500 terms. Beacon Hill 5 room home 60 down 30 monthly. Corner lot 100 by 58 feet for 1000 Sunset. Listings include terms, down payments, rents, and contact details.
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Ashe
Seattle
Fireside Realty
New York
Bik
Elliott
Bfortune
Meridian
Allingford
N. 34Th
Star
Gulver
Ts Fort
R. Cc
Cal
Boston
Garfield
N. W
Senlaverd
McDonald
Beacon Hill
Sunset
FOR EXCHANGE OFFERS AND LAND DEALS IN SEATTLE AREA
Classified listings show multiple exchanges of land and property around Edmonds Meadowdale Ballard West Seattle and North End. Offers include 10 acre parcels near Edmonds for houses, two ta lot exchanges in Ta a and West Seattle, and additional acreage trades in Meadowdale and Crestmont districts plus Yakima and Alaska related opportunities. Realty buyers also sought for dairies farms and farm acreage with flexible terms and payments.
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Edmonds
Ballard
1921 Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles
An 1921 Seattle report lists multiple pedestrians struck by cars on various streets including Second Avenue, Union, Rainier Avenue, and Eastlake. Injuries range from bruises to probable skull fracture, with victims naming drivers or refusing to identify themselves. Several pedestrians were treated at local hospitals.
Campfire Group Reassignments Shake Seattle Units
Local Campfire headquarters updates guardships and leadership across Seattle groups. Changes include Mrs. Grace Keene replacing Mrs. Tatta Burleson, Eva Cole taking Lena of Lincoln High, and numerous guardianship shifts at Seward, Broadway, Queen Anne, Denny, Greenwood, and Lafayette schools. The December bulletin nears press with out-of-town subscriptions strong and a call for Thanksgiving baskets.
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Seattle
Grace Keene
Kirkland
Tatta Burleson
Eva Cole
Lena
Lincoln High
Miss Cole
Broadway
Katherine Schumacher
Mra
Christie McCaffery
Diana Johnson
Seward School
Rosebell Goodwin
Oceseca
Eva Inglis
Alice B. Faris
Seabelie Lynch
Miss Lynch
Farwell Putnam Lilly
Katherine Dally
Irene Fox
Rosella Hardeman
T. Elwet Io
Edith Redfield
Miss Redfield
Hilda Schurr
Mable Bower
Helen Hanson
Ruth Ackerman Clarke
Florence Wright
Laura Kiel
Denny School
Dorothy Preston
Lulu Fairbanks
Blanch Smith
EB. Howely
Lenore McPherson
Greenwood School
A. J. Gabriel
E. Madson
Marjorie Green
Greenwood
Blue Birds
F. K. Kepburn
Lafayette
T. Engler
Suit Held Up Here by Russian Revolt
Bater Bedgisoff a Seattle resident must wait four months after U S recognition of Russia before action to recover 9862.50 turned over to American Railway Express to be sent to Russia in 1917. Four days after leaving the money with the express, Sherega telma Kassa the czar was dethroned. Bedgisoff sued for repayment. case postponed in federal court until diplomatic relations with Russia resume and to allow the express company to show if funds were deposited as agreed.
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Bater Bedgisoff
Seattle
United States
Russia
American Railway Express Company
Bedgisoff
Express Company
Gasretvenia
Star Carriers Guests at Pan Pantages Theatre Show
Two hundred fifty Star news carriers were hosted by manager Milne at the Pantages theatre Friday night. Each act drew loud applause and stamping feet. Arizona Joe and Co. starred in Cheyenne Days, a typical Western round-up, delighting the crowd.
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Star Newscarriers
Milne
Pantages Theatre
Arizona Joe and Co
New Era in Literature of America
Fannie Hurst declares a new era in American literature born from World War I. She says American writers now craft distinctly American works, moving away from English models, with poetry first signaling the shift and youth-led prose following. Hurst credits wartime influence and personal experience in shaping this trend.
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America
U. S
Fannie Hurst
Rink of Cider Makes ’Em Jump
Dry squad men jumped over the bar and seized T. Hayaki, owner of a soft drink shop at 308 Fifth Ave. 8, after he served two glasses of cider.
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T. Hayaki
Fifth Ave
Hayaki
Landowner Sues Over Lake Shore Access Before Canal Sale
N W Bolster, owner of lakefront land before 1916 Lake Washington canal work, sues the State Land Commissioner Clark Savidge seeking a court restraint on selling newly acquired shore lands. He claims water loss left him without access to the lake. The suit names the State and Savidge in superior court.
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Yakima
Columbia Basin
Central
Beattie
PROM
John J. Neki
Lake Washington Canal
N. W. Bolster
Bolster
Superior Court
Clark V. Savidge
Burglars Steal Plumbing Fixtures From Port Townsend Home
Police say burglars likely former plumbers entered R F Lussier's Port Townsend residence on Friday and departed with a porcelain bathtub washbowl sink and a gas engine in a bold theft framed by their trade.
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R. F. Lussier
Port Townsend
Lussier
294 Precincts Are in This City Now
Seattle will be divided into 294 precincts at the next election up from 251, clerk Fred Mathys of the streets and powers committee said. With 280 voting machines, some precincts will still use the old ballot system. A stockholders vote preceded a petition for dissolution filed in superior court Saturday by Acme Land.
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Seattle
Fred Mathys
Streets and Powers Committee
Superior Court
The
Acme Land Co
Bank Clearings and Balances in Seattle Report
Seattle daily banking data shows total clearings valued at 5,143,041.88 with balances of 1,577,069.83. The figures reflect ongoing liquidity and interbank activity in the city.
Pullet Eggs Rise Again While Prices Hold
Pullet eggs advanced one cent on Saturday with wholesale quotes at 45 and 46 cents a dozen and firm at that level. Ranch variety unchanged at 60 cents a dozen. Butter steady amid fair demand and ample supply. Local apple market weaker though Fast trading lively with unchanged quotations. Navel oranges in third car street price 86 to 87 a box. previous cars clearing. Oregon cauliflower higher 1.75 to 2 per half crate. Red cabbage demand fair at 4 cents a pound. Sweet potatoes selling well 4 to 4 1/2 cents.
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Pullet
Oregon
Ultimatum Served on Seattle Stage Bus Men
Maj. Carl H. Reeves, superintendent of public utilities, orders auto stages to operate from two designated terminals by November 23. South end stages go to the depot at Western Ave and St, north end stages to Third Ave and Prie St. Bus owners threaten to seek an injunction against the ruling.
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Seattle
Carl H. Reeves
Public Utilities
South End
Western Ave
North End
Third Ave
Prie St
Street Cars Kept Clear of Snow with Rotary Sweepers
Railway Chief D. W. Henderson said Saturday that rotary sweepers will clear tracks of snow to prevent icy rails. The machines are not snow plows but sweeping units used to keep streetcar lines passable.
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Rotary
D. W. Henderson
General Diaz Sends Regrets Over Seattle Visit
Gen Diaz veteran Italian generalissimo writes Mayor Caldwell he cannot alter his Pacific coast itinerary and regrets not visiting Seattle on his trip as invited by the city. The letter explains the plan could not be changed.
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Gen. Diaz
Seattle
Diaz
Pacific Coast
Caldwell
Drops Dead Selling Cigar to Customer
John Piedmont, 53, collapsed and died in his store at 1025 Rose Street after selling a cigar to a customer. He is survived by his widow Mrs. Sarah Piedmont and three daughters Theresa and Florence plus another daughter.
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John Piedmont
Piedmont
Sarah Pi
Theresa
Florence
Stringer’s Trial Date Set for December
Former sheriff John Stringer, charged with grand larceny over alleged misused funds tied to boarding federal prisoners, will stand trial December 5 before Presiding Superior Judge Everett Smith. Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas to handle the case personally. Judge Smith ordered certified copies of correspondence to federal officials and the county auditor.
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John 6 Stringer
Everett Smith
Malcolm Douglas
Stringer
Alaska Names First Federal Prohibition Director
Washington Nov. 19. Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announced the appointment of John B. Marshall of Juneau Alaska as federal prohibition director for the territory of Alaska. It is the first time this post has been filled. Special negotiations are under way with the Canadian government for new Dominion regulations to curb whisky smuggling along the border.
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J. B. Marshall
Alaska
Washington
Haynes
John B. Marshall
Juneau
Territory of
Dominion
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Dave Ain
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Khainier
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Main
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Alley
Coors
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Harry Woollen
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London
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Puget Bound
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Sth Ave
Seattle Star Directory
Burke
Recond Ave
Frederick P. Gorin
D. C
Il. Reynolds
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Esttote
WEN & CO
University St. Main
Pierre Barnes
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Valu the Reliable
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First & Biliotet
ENT, Inc
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Madison
American Jewelry Co
ADR
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Virginia
J. W. Edmunds
Wraser-Paterson Co
Nusscans
John Strom
4Th Ave
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HM. J. Indridsen
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Hastlake Ave
Galer St
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Mrea
Taguo Tanabe
Maynard Ave
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Y. Tamaki
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Nippon Hospital
Jennie Smith Tyler
Meridian Ave
J. M. Neabit
Diet St
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John St
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Rose Rogers
Alpha St
City Hospital
Weetlake Ave
F. H. Bider
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Social Welfare League
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Ee Ruth Dix
Kshilfala Bluebirds
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Sanice Lundquist
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Modaly Pugh
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Welona Bluebird Group
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Rink OF Cider
Ultimatum
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Arent
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Ingford Ave
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MacPhaiden
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Seat Fay
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Lynch
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Kirk Koch
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