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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1906
Page
6
The National Medical Institute announces its cornettreate af diecaree end Occitental et MEN. The meeting runs by regular sietane end 9pm Ne ISMS. Contact details indicate assistance and the institute offers the best treatment.
Classifieds show multiple job ad fragments including male help wanted for factory and clerical work with varied hours and wages, plus Wanted rooms and real estate needs in Beattie. Entries mention U.S. Curtum Inspectors exam notices, furniture restocking, and real estate listings with prices, locations, and contact avenues in Beattie and nearby towns.
A fragmented professional directory lists lawyers and firms in New York and nearby cities. It mentions Beattie Snyder Anker and others with specialties in injury cases and general practice, plus a miscellaneous section for physicians surgeons patent attorneys and musical instruments.
Property advertised includes land with improvements and farm facilities across multiple parcels in King County and near Tacoma. The notice lists price per acre, terms of sale, and contact details for prospective buyers, with references to cultivation, stock, water, and building features.
A mixed property listing offers 10 acres valley land with barn chicken houses and cattle facilities, plus a 4 room house and orchard. Included are 4 beef cattle, 2 cows, chickens, fruit trees, and a lake view. Terms cite per acre pricing, small down payment, and monthly installments through Mutual Life. A nearby listing mentions Alaska Building and Chambers ads with limited time offers and lake views verging on real estate opportunities.
Fragmentary text appears to be a damaged historical notice with partial phrases about dates, prices, and actions. No clear individuals, organizations, or concrete events are readable to identify a definite item or outcome.
Advertising copy describes 19 acres of land for sale near Mealoowdall and Pine View, with mentions of good water, level terrain, orchard and barn, proximity to a railroad, and terms offering one half cash and other payment options. Prices listed as $500 per acre with various ad hoc details about house, driveway and bottom land features.
Maj T Clarkson special commissioner attends the Trans Mississippi commercial congress in Kansas City to address delegates. He urges Congress to endorse the fair and proposes a resolution supporting the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition.
Real estate notice describes a corner property near Deena Adéilles with low rent and short town ride. Indicates Terme minutes from town and accessibility from Vernet and Hapreted areas, noting Green Preenom location and nearby services.
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The trans-Mississippi congress opens in Kansas City with delegates from every state and territory. Speakers include state governors and mining leaders as the executive committee chairs lead the session while public attendance remains high and discussions focus on regional politics and relief efforts.
A fashion-forward milliner argues hats should sculpt the wearer’s look not chase trends. From long features to petite toques, designers balance silhouette with plumes and dark velvet to enhance facial harmony and style.
County commissioners approved $1000 to cover expenses for securing releases from property owners along the Lake Washington canal route. The prosecuting attorney’s opinion on legality was obtained before the vote. Plaintiffs have notified intent to amend their complaint and anticipate the matter may proceed to the supreme court.
The piece argues fashion as personal expression, defending peek-a-boo waists and elbow sleeves as modest and comfortable. It contends decency comes from inner character, not clothing, and urges women to dress to express individuality rather than follow trends.
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