Local Ads Parade From Ash United Coal to Delivered Wood
A scattered classified page lists coal from United Coal Company and delivered wood at various prices, with phone numbers and addresses. Items include 8-foot oak slabs, pine and fir wood, packed in short lines with no clear order. Multiple sellers advertise furniture, pianos for rent or sale, and miscellaneous household goods.
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Ash
Main
First
Meyer
Union
Union St
ASFAR
15Th Ave
Ford
Mount Taker Park
Westlake Ave
Neighborhood real estate ads flood daily classified pages
A dense mix of housing offers and rental inquiries appears. Listings detail 2 to 6 room cottages and bungalows in Seattle areas like Madrona and University, with prices from 1 600 to 3 060, some with terms or cash down. Multiple agents and firms advertise properties near car lines, with features from built in appliances to fireplaces.
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Ickerson
Deppman
New York
Madrona
Jefferson Park
Lake Washington
GEO. A
Encer & CO
Seia Ferdinand St
Columbia
M.D. Marsh
Rainier
Ogee
Rainier Ave
C. Peters
Third Ave
University
A. Burke Ride
A-K Nmungalow
Exchange Real Estate Offers and Requests Across Pacific Northwest
Classified exchange notices list properties for trade including 48 acres at Elma and a Palouse wheat farm for income properties in Seattle or elsewhere. Listings mention a two-car Portland lot, a 6-room modern in Seattle, a berry and chicken ranch, and rebuilt bungalows, with exchanges for city property, houses, hotels, or business uses.
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Seattle
Lota
Portland
Elma
Clallam
Chelan
Palouse
American Bank
N. Soth
First
CRVEL
Eilliott
FEX- Chey
Ellis
Bellingham
Ames
Poulabo
Wash
Acreage snaps and land bargains surround city
Classified listings describe 19 acres cleared with a four room house, outbuildings, good well. 1 acre plots with cultivated land and fruit. 2 acre tracts near Foster interurban. 6 to 10 acre parcels with water and improvements. Prices range from cash deals to monthly terms with nearby mills, roads, and schools referenced.
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Douglas CO
Third Ave
John Storseth
Poulsbo
Ington
Calice
Impro
Garfield
Aul Lewis
American Bank
Foster
Seattle
Gilon
Mutual Life Ride
Tacoma
Price
Burke & Rate Inc
New Fork
Witt Creek
Charles Somers Co
Alaska Bridge
Washington Land CO
Whidby Island
Elliott
IBM
Pire
Interurban
Didib
Charles Somes
Alaska
Bwan Lake
Kent
Davies
T. Suter
Mill
Auburn
Henry
Lake Washington
McCauley Elliott
Jo Ackes
Mareh Land
Snohomish County
Marysville
Henry Ostebro
Wash. R
Vashon Island Goes on Block in War Department Sale
Secretary Weeks announced a policy to sell government owned real estate under War Department control that is not needed. Properties include Ninth Corps area sites like Vashon Island and Point Defiance and other locations with priority for local residents to purchase, especially those with historical interest.
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Washington
War Department
Ninth Corps Area
Vashon Island
Point Defiance
California
Parothers and Sisters
Marian Islands
Molate Island
Utah
Orden Observatory
Land settlement offers 40 acre parcels near Seattle for settlers
A garbled classified page advertises the Orth West Land Settlement Association offering 10 26 30 or 40 acre tracts near Seattle for Berry Turtn, poultry and dairy farming. It notes some tracts cleared for plowing next spring and lists prices and contact details, including P Van Arsdale at 1016 Third Ave. Also mentions other real estate and stock/bond listings and a legal notice about a building occupation protest deadline in 1921.
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Wenty Mossbach
Pike
Seattle Brewing & Alting Aingy
Duwamish Ave
Sintnal Agency, Inc
Vanthorine
Kenwood
N. G
GEO
Rhodes
Dodson
Second Ave
N. W
Jack LiGnt
Seattle
Tacoma
Orth W Land Settlement Association
Headquarte
Colmen
Settle
Avement
Snsaquah
P. van Arsdale
Skagstodage
H. ©. Peters
Third Ave
Directory notices from The Seattle Star listing services
A fragmented directory page lists patent attorneys, loan firms, jewelers, and service providers in Seattle. Entries mention Frederick Pogorin Patentan attorney, money loans for workers and salaried individuals, jewelry and diamond dealers, engraving and optician services, and other small business ads with addresses and contact numbers. The page preserves historical business names and locations, reflecting early 20th century commerce.
Spokane Oil Boom Flares as City Hopes Grow
Spokane shows rising oil activity with a Rockwood boulevard seepage leading to a local boom. Dozens of firms and individuals form to lease lands and drill near Spokane while four derricks rise and geologists anticipate significant oil under the city.
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Rockwood Boulevard
Spokane
Eastern Washington Oil
Oil
Aladdin Oi & Refining
Home Ol & Gas
Northwestern Oi & Gas
Washington Consolidated Oi] & Gas
Latah-Texas Oi & Gas
Texas Northwestern Oil & Gas
Wild Rose Ol
Clayton Ol
Am-Rbeyers Oil
Rocky Mountains
Cancaden
United States
Lewinton
Idaho
Will Aid Girls to Find Homes in Seattle
A city wide committee of nearly 100 women will aid girls seeking homes in Seattle. The YWCA housing program, led by Mrs. Florence H. Porter, will use churches as clearing houses to list living places. In 30 days 612 rooms were listed and 408 applications registered, with demand for rooms near the business district and board and room prices starting at 35 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Florence H. Porter
Young Women's Christian Association
Y” Housing Department
Porter
Wants Homely Man for Her Next Husband
Mrs Geor gis son widow of Oklahoma millionaire shot by Clara Smith Hammon says she seeks a homely man who favors slippers and open fires. She rejects wealth and looks, noting F A Morrison is too handsome and rich. Morrison attends a national mining convention as Hammon’s companion.
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Chicago
Georgis
Clara Smith Hamnon
F. A. Morrison
California
Hamnon
Morrison
Gas Meter Device Promised Savings Ends With Fine
Peter Thwitt, a colored man, paid 60 cents for a gas meter device guaranteed to cut at least 50 cents from his monthly bill. It did reduce his bill but not enough, and he was fined $50 in Judge John B. Gordon's court Thursday for using the device.
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Peter Thwitt
Thwitt
John B. Gordon
Man Loses Cash In Liquor Raid After Bond Posted
Salesman F. J. White at the Frye Hotel posted 350 cash bond for a liquor raid victim at 1215 Edgar Street. Later he was robbed of 240 more by an unknown assailant in the same evening. Police seek the culprit who finished the burglary.
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F. J. White
Frye Hotel
Edgar St
Dissolution Sought by Kennedy Estate
Administrators filed a petition in superior court seeking dissolution of the Hiram B. Kennedy estate after concluding all terms of the will have been met. The motion, filed by Claude R. Stryker president Paul Norton vice president and Charles Stryker secretary, requests disbanding the estate.
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H. B. Kennedy
Superior Court
Hiram B. Kennedy
Claude R. Stryker
Paul 8. Norton
Charles Stryker
Bootleggers Collaborate with Counterfeiters Across Border
Seattle Secret Service chief Captain W R Jarrell said Thursday that boots and counterfeiters are linked in a growing crime ring. Agents report bootleggers crossing the Canadian line to pay for liquor with fake U S currency, signaling a larger counterfeit boom.
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W. R. Jarrell
Seattle
U. S. Secret Service
Jarrell
United States
Five Boys Arrested for Trolley Pulling on Summit Ave
Five youths were arrested Wednesday night in Summit Avenue area after alleged trolley pulling on street cars. They were sent to juvenile detention pending investigation. Suspects named Daniel Halgard 16 William H Wilson 17 William Sneder 15 Bert Buck 14. Unknown youths reportedly strung ash cans on Sixth Avenue between Lee and Galer Streets, endangering traffic.
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Summit Ave
Daniel Halgard
Wm. H. Wilson
Wm. Sneder
Bert Buck
Sixth Ave
Lee and
Galer Sts
Forestry Day Luncheon At Chamber Of Commerce
Friday brings a Forestry Day luncheon hosted by the members' council of the Chamber of Commerce at the Masonic club Arcade building. University of Washington forestry students will decorate the room. Principal speakers include J. J. Donovan of Bloedel-Donovan Lumber Co and BF. T. Allen of the Western Forestry and Conservation Association. C. D B. Stimson and A. R. Currie will outline plans for the community fund.
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C. of C
Members’ Council
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Club
University of Washington Forestry
J. J. Donovan
Bloedel-Donovan Lumber Co
BF. T. Allen
Western Forestry and Conservation Association
C. D B. Stimson
A. R. Currie
Community Fund
Six Held in Whisky Raids by Dry Squad
Six persons were arrested in dry squad raids. The Thursday charges arose from raids conducted Wednesday night against venues including Planters' Hotel, Yukon hotel, Denver hotel, and addresses at 611 Third Ave and 1602 Fourth Ave, names listed as H L Andersen Mrs A Taylor H Huset G C Van Alstein M Martin and A M Helton.
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H. L. Andersen
Planters
University bars underage students from Oregon-Washington game
University officials announce that no students may attend the Oregon Ageie and Washington game without written parental consent. The rule applies to all women and to men under 21, with the dean of men or dean of women offices enforcing the policy. some under 21 students had not secured consent and cannot attend.
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Okanogan
North Dakota
Beattie
University
Oregon Ageie
Washington
Oregon
Women Register From Men's Clubs in Boston
Boston women must register at the Boston City club and other exclusive male clubs to meet residency rules, since spouses registered there transfer to married women. Election chief Burien opposes this, and Mrs True Worthy White appeals to the attorney general and secretary of state to allow separate residences. A bill is drafted to establish independent residence for these women.
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Boston
Boston City Club
Melancthon W. Burien
The
Election Commission of
California Lumber Jump 10 Percent in Southern California
In Los Angeles on October 20, lumber prices across southern California rose 10 percent as dealers reported similar hikes in nearby towns. Builders’ demand fueled the increase, with yard canvasses confirming higher prices due to stronger building activity.
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Los Angeles
California
Memorial services honor Terence MacSwiney in Cork
Memorial services for Terence MacSwiney lord mayor of Cork who died in prison a year ago will be held at W. O. W. hall Fourth Ave and Marion St tonight. Next Tuesday mass at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul at St James Cathedral.
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Terence MacSwiney
Cork
W. O. W. Hall
Fourth Ave
Marion St
MacSwiney
St James Cathedral
Community Chest Campaign Gains Kiwanis Backing
Alexander Curry urged broad city support as the Kiwanis club endorsed the drive. W L Rhodes said the November 14 19 campaign requires community help and 100 percent backing from fraternal civic groups. Rhodes planned talks before the Managers Association and the Chamber of Commerce in Seattle with Rotary and other clubs set to participate.
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Seattle
Alexander
Sandy”) Curry
Kiwanis Club
Washington Annex
W. L. Rhodes
Paign
Chest Fund
Community Chest Heady
Rhodes Rotary Club
Rhodes
Managers’ Association
New Washington
Robs Man Who Bails Him Out of Prison
J. F. White a Frye hotel salesman refused to bail out strangers after posting 450 dollars for six accused of conduct. On Wednesday he reported that one of the six attacked him on the way back from headquarters and stole 280 dollars.
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J. F. White
Frye Hotel
White
All Powers Accept Hughes Agenda At Washington Conference
All invited nations accepted Secretary Hughes proposed arms limitation and Far Eastern questions agenda set by the United States at the Washington conference. The agenda remains unchanged and will be formally adopted when the conference opens, date not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
State Department
Hughes
Burglary Confession Leads to 3 to 15 Year Sentence
C Reid pleaded guilty to second degree burglary and was sentenced Thursday by Judge Boyd J Tallman to three to fifteen years in prison at Walla Walla. He admitted burglarizing the home of John Workman at 1011 Rainier Ave.
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C. Reid
Boyd J. Tallman
Walla Walla
Reid
John Workman
Rainier Ave
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Seattle Star
ONO
Ana
Jim
Northwest
Jonard
Civil Rvice
Equitable Service
Washin
Aply Keystone Paper Box Co
Ave
Sam Weisfield
Union Green
Piie St
16Th
W.W. Henderson
J. R
Melvin Civil Service Examinations
Joe Ben
Diller
Stafford & Sch
King Automobiles
Pressea
Pletes
Wil
Modorass
al Ninnis
Garfie
Call
10Th Ave
Railroad Ave
Jackson At
North Trunk Road
Haller
Dinty
Callenwood
Ain
Orria School of
People's Bank
Ndard School
McDermott
Pioneer Square
Lake Uren
Alaskan
Yosite Moore Theatre
Witott
Nourek
Seneca
Ellett
Billott
Arcola
BR Williams CO
First Ave
Williame CO
Rash
San Francisco
Rovig Lumber
DE Mars Porable. Log. CO
Ford Factory
Capitol
Ipee
North
Bushell
Ava Blake
25Th Ave
Seattle Automobile Sales Company
Pike St
East
Used Ford Cars Co
R. Williams
E. Pine Bt
Quincy Valley
Cory
Sidney
White Center
Ulver
RCG
Boston St.ee
West Woodland
Star
R. KE. Dwyer
Seeley & Co
Baltimore
Liberty Bonds
Futrell
Coupte Cortynda
Futre Oupler
Hughes O1 Co
Cat Creek
Montana Syndicate
Unite Red Desert Ojt
Johnston Piston & Ring
Alaska Steamship Co
Ainer Gas Crystal
Robert Process Steel
Universal High Power
Western Smelting & Power
Davie Car Co
Columbia Red Métal
Alaska Petroleum & Coal
Wronegs
Max Winkleler
Union St. Bilforesso
Fdmonds of
Owenwood O 1 Corp
Pathfinder Syn
Pacific Securitie
Shorey's Book Store
A. Willeixsen
Wondon Jewelry
2Nd Ave
Tartin
Mh Parm Mtg, CO
Seatile Ox Co
T. Landa
Building Department
County City Lildy
Seattle Star Directory
Burke
Frederick Pogorin
Pat
Lyon Ma
Hoge
Trademar
NER Chirgopra AG
Wnan Electric Co
First & Elliott
Aimneras
Workingman's Loan CO
Searnoard
Crk
Sea
Secon
Madison
A. D. Andeon Sow Smith
Moone
Dimon
Puget Bound
Marble & Gran
Ist
Virginia
Wamiinds
Fraser-Paterson Co
Ffarry Bowen & CO
University St Main
J. W. Maupin
U. S
Freedvice
Hinckley Tide
Dra. Freer
John Strom
Sharpe Spangenberg
Weliare
Gieersere
Vinlay
I¢It Srd
the Star
Asia Minor
Kennedy Estate
Hart
Hart Coal Oil Burner CO
Elliottt
Cludi
Perfection Tire and Rubber CO
Union Street
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