Advertising and sale notices from Waldron Co catalog
A mixed Seattle classified page lists building materials including paints with claims of durability, furniture and rugs at Waldron Co stores, used items for sale like heaters and stoves, forest wood for sale, and rental pianos. It includes contact details, locations on 4th Avenue and North 41st, and miscellaneous listings for services and apparel.
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Fir
Neal Stewart
Waldron Co
Cobb Ridg
Danbury Mat
Old Ave
Reese Tl
Calhoun
Ave. W
RB. Burch
Oraera A. A
Seattle
Phonota
Cobb Blds
Owl
Seaboard
Mapleor
North
Outfar
Hallard
Matlard
Meyeroner
Union
Kant
Real estate exchange offers in North End area
Classified notice seeks exchange or sale trades. Describes large half acre lot ready to build with level grade in North End and potential trades for city property or mortgage terms. Includes contact options Queen Anne 4610 and Jones Co 434 N Ride and Kenwood 266 for Green Lake lots.
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North End
Queen Anne
Jones Co
Green Lake
Kenwood
Champeen Cougar Hunter to Clean Up Watershed
P. C. Peterson, famed cougar hunter of the Pacific Northwest, visits at the invitation of city health commissioner Dr. H. M. Mead. He will roam the Cedar river watershed with a fowling piece to curb cougar numbers and uphold his reputation as a marksman.
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P. C. Peterson
Pacific Northwest
Okanogan County
H. M. Mead
Peterson
Cedar River
Dr. Read
Arrest of two youths over suitcase filled with candy and shoes
James McDonald aged 18 and Henry Tutt aged 19 laborers were arrested Friday night and held in the city jail on Saturday. Police say the suitcase contained candy and shoes stolen from Hood Candy Co. factory at 2230 Western Ave and Currin Greene Bhoe Manufacturing Co. at 2715 Western Ave. They were arrested at Western Ave and Pine St after failing to give a reasonable explanation for possession.
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James McDonald
Henry Tutt
Hood Candy Co
Western Ave
Currin Greene Bhoe Manufacturing Co
Prne St
Burglars Steal Clothes and Cash at Local Hotels
Two victims report midnight burglary at Bullock Western hotel and Manzanita apartments. Bullock lost a suit while Frank Stoodier’s trousers contained $73, stolen by assailants. Police were notified Saturday morning.
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Cc. A
Bullock
Western Hotel
Eighthave
Jackson
Frank Stoodier
Manzanita
Stoodier
Doctors Cheerful World’s Best People Says Star Reporter
A Star reporter explores doctors lives and says they are the most cheerful people on Earth. He notes medical offices teem with grim engravings and jokes about bills, bondsmen, and street corner pencils, while praising doctors as heroes yet wary of public speaking.
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Star Reporter
Medico
Doctors and Diphtheria Note Life in Seattle Streets
A narrator accompanies a gray haired physician on early morning house calls through Seattle. They treat a baby with a bean misingestion, observe a diphtheria case, and witness a tragic scene for a girl. The journey spans Queen Anne to Mount Baker Park and Providence Hospital, highlighting doctors’ shared habits and frontline work.
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Coeel
Beattie
At & O'Clock Sharp
Queen Anne Hill
Mount Baker Park
Athi Point
University Distriet
Providence Hospital
League of Nations
Saunders says U S may act on coal production
District Attorney F. Saunders promises government action to ensure coal production continues after a note from UAB officials. He cites coordination with Olympia state officials and says drastic steps may be taken. DOJ and army intelligence will meet Saunders next Saturday. Meanwhile London reports airliner travel plans with Great Northern Aerial syndicate.
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F. ©. Saunders
UAB
Olympia
Washington
Saunders
Department of Justice
Army Intelligence Section
U. S
London
Great Northern Aerial Syndicate
Great Britain
Liverpool
New York
Australia
Como
Gaye
Colombo
Dave
Perth
Capetown
Beattie Firemen Fares Asked For City Payment
Vice Chief Frank L. Stetson asks Beattie to cover firemen fares on the Beattie & Hainer Valley Railway line. Firemen rode free until last Friday when a fare of one cent per rider and an extra cent for transfers began after a ruling by the Public Utilities Commission. Fire Chief Stetson appealed to the city council for monthly fare appropriations.
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Frank L. Stetson
Italy Denies King Victor Emmanuel Abdication Rumor
The Corriere d'Italia denied abroad reports that King Victor Emmanuel would abdicate. It called the circulation a conspiracy to discourage foreign, especially American, investment in Italy. The matter reportedly originated in Rome and spread to London.
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Rome
Corriere d'Italia Today
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
London
Onblea
Deputies Find Gamblers Cache at Gambling House Site
Deputies J. C. Conner and N. L. Leveall found Chinese gambling cards lottery tickets buttons and other paraphernalia cached in a room at 655 King Street last Friday afternoon. The location is described as a gambling house with smashed tables and chairs from an axe attack.
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J. C. Conner
N. L. Leveall
Bowman to visit Seattle to plan hotel project
Bowman, a New York hotel owner, will come to Seattle in January to complete plans for a proposed hotel. T. H. Bowman, manager of the Hotel Washington Annex and Knickerbocker, announced the trip on returning from the East Friday.
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John Meek
Bowman
New York
Seattle
T. H. Bowman
Hotel Washington Annex
Poisoned Beefsteak Verdict Awards Millers 3375
Joseph Miller and his wife Eva were awarded 3375 in King Dykeman court after a jury found they suffered poisoning from beefsteak purchased from the Cooperative Food Product Association at Third Ave and Washington. The Millers sought 25000 claiming permanent health impairment. The jury deliberated four hours.
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Joseph Miller
Eva
Cooperative Food Product Association
Third Ave
Washington
King Dykeman
Missing Wisconsin professor found in daze
Milwaukee Wis Nov 29 Prof Donald C Keister University of Wisconsin faculty member missing for a week walked into a lawyer's office in a mental daze He could not explain his movements He was en route to Mount Pleasant Iowa to spend Thanksgiving with his wife when he disappeared
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Milwaukee
Wis
Donald C. Keister
University of Wisconsin
Keister
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Christmas Seals On Sale Monday
The Red Cross Christmas seal sale begins Monday and runs ten days. Proceeds support the National Tuberculosis Association and its Seattle affiliates the Washington Tuberculosis Association and the Anti Tuberculosis League. Seattle pastors will appeal for the drive from pulpits Sunday.
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Red Cross
National Tuberculosis Association
Washington Tuberculosis Association
Anti-Tuberculosia League
Seattle
Man With Gun Nabbed by Police at City Intersection
Police arrested Ray Grahams a 22 year old machinist and John Oberta a 22 year old laborer on Twelfth Ave and King after officers found an automatic pistol under Grahams belt during a Friday night arrest by motorcycle patrols Geo1 Reynolds and A J Hil.
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Geo1
Reynolds
A. J. Hil
Ray Grahams
John Oberta
Twelfth Ave
King
Graham
One Flag Only, Says Tabernacle Pastor
Rev Paul W Rood declares one country and one flag to revere to returned service men at Swedish Tabernacle men’s club. Emery Schell says he would go again if called, and Godfrey Peterson praises a church with no slackers.
Sergt. Boggess Trial Set for December 16
Robert L. Boggess, former sergeant on the police dry squad, is charged with possessing liquor with intent to dispose of it unlawfully. Judge A. W. Frater set the trial date for December 16 after Boggess allegedly was trapped by fellow dry squad members via money found during a liquor transfer transaction.
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Robert L. Boggess
Dry Squad
A. W. Frater
Boggess
Dry
Signora Tichenor Held in Los Angeles Grand Larceny Charge
Signora Adell Tichenor wife of Capt. W C Tichenor U S A and resident of Oklahoma City is jailed in Los Angeles on grand larceny charges after silverware disappeared from the Hotel Van Nuys. Detectives say the missing silver was found in her room.
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Los Angeles
Signora Adell Tichenor
W. c. Tichenor
Oklahoma City
van Nuys
Signora Tichenor
Rumor Circulates Over Angeles Fate Across Border
Reports from Nogales Arizona on November 29 claim rumors that General Felipe Angeles was not executed but is secretly held in Chihuahua. The source could not be traced to a definite authority.
University Faculty Families Struggle With Rising Costs
A University of Washington report details faculty families' financial strain as salaries stagnate. Many rely on savings, outside work, or selling assets. Some wives work away from home, children contribute, and many face shortages of clothing and food. Several households run annual deficits, with fifteen top earners showing a wage gap.
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University of Washington
Buxzalio
Rome
Man Who Shot Woman Gives His Blood to Save Her
Grover Gordon, 26, accused of shooting Mrs. Florence A. Robinson, 27, in Washington, D. C. according to police. He offered to donate blood to aid her battle for life after the transfusion operation was suggested, and was taken to police to be charged with a dangerous weapon. Mrs. Robinson remained conscious and cheerful but declined to discuss Gordon or her stance toward him.
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Washington, PD. C
Mra
Florence A. Robinson
Grover Gordon
Mra. Robinson
Polles
Robinson
Ife
Don
Mrs. Robinson
Gordon
Russians Face Hunger Peril in Bolshevik Northward March
Special to The Star by N. Eb. A. Odessa reports famine and fever devastate Russian towns as Bolsheviks advance. An English governess Misa Phillipe recounts Kharkoff siege with water cut to two hours daily, coffins scarce, and coffins priced at 700 rubles. Bodies dumped in mass graves. People exhausted and starving after a year fed on straw.
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N. EB
Odessa
Russia
Misa A. Phillips
Kharkoff
Denikin
Mise Phillipe
Yoshio Asano Heads to New York for Trade Career
Yoshio Asano, 24, son of Japan's wealthy Soichiro Asano, left San Francisco for New York after a misdirected Portland-bound detour. He will work as a clerk at W. R. Grace & Co. learning import export operations to gain practical experience in the family business network.
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San Francisco
Yoshio Asano
Japan
New York
Asano
Portland
Soichiro Asano
T. K. K. Steamship Company
W. R. Grace & Co
Process servers threaten strike in Ireland over pay
Dublin dispatch reports that process servers west of Ireland warned county court judges of a strike if salaries are not raised, potentially tying up civil court business.
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Dublin
West of Ireland
Woman Receives Distinguished Service Medal in France
New York November 29. Miss Mary Wall Andress, American Red Cross canteen worker in France, is the sole woman awarded the Distinguished Service Medal among American volunteers. Pershing presented the honor. Andress helped 3,000 doughboys, established a tent in Toul sector, and organized showers and comforts for soldiers in trenches. She returned to continue public service.
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Mies
Mary Wall Andress
Red Cross
France
Andress
Gen. Pershing
Miss Andress
New
Past Presidents Gather for Club Announcement Next Monday
Fr W Parker, founder of the club in 1908, will discuss past presidents who invited others including W D Skin Kennedy R D Pinneo Col Campbell W P Lockwood Olin and Frank A Hanlon. Fr W Graham, club president, will lead the briefing at Monday noon.
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Fr. W. Parker
W. D. Skin Kennedy
R. D. Pinneo
Col Campbell
W. P. Lockwood
Olin
Frank A. Hanlon
W. Graham
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