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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1907
Page
6
The Mercial Club has outgrown its present quarters on the west block corner of Seconda and Jamoe streets and is negotiating for space on the third floor of the McDougall and Southwick building.
A collage of real estate listings describes affordable lots near interurban lines, waterfront acres, and multiple houses for sale. Offers include five acre tracts from 660 to 1780 dollars, near Tacoma and Rattle features, with terms such as small down payments, monthly balances, and cash options. Several agents and firms advertise Seattle area parcels, cottages, and farms, highlighting proximity to car lines, schools, and parks.
Ballard district listings advertise parcels and houses with easy terms. Prices range from 460 to 2000 dollars for various lots and homes. brokers aim to attract buyers with simple financing and local firms listed.
A masquerade ball will be hosted by Prigdess An ing gounell in the A O hall at 1628 Firat av on Wednesday evening.
Real estate ad lists several cottages for sale in West Heattie area with prices ranging from 1800 to 2200. Homes feature modern rooms, water and sewer, good cisterns, and brick blocks with completion in ten days. Purchasers can pay cash or balance with monthly terms and possession at close. Listings note locations near Ninth, California Avenue, and Bound and Water avenues.
Fontanet Indiana recounts a monumental powder mill explosion similar to Dupont incidents. The blast killed many, injured hundreds, razed a town, collapsed a school area, and left survivors and families in mourning with accounts of fire, debris, and a journal defect blamed for the catastrophe.
Violinist Maud Powell offers a recital at Dreamland rink tonight with pianist Maurice Eisner. The program includes Greig Rameau Fiorillo Mozart Schumann and Wienowski pieces and features Eisner performing Rameau Chopin and Liszt selections.
Prof M F Jones returned from a visit to the Walla Walla fair and praised it as surpassing the usual standards. He noted the live stock and produce were outstanding and would compare well with any fair elsewhere.
An invitation is extended for the American Bankers to hold its annual meeting in Seattle in 1909. Hotels will be ready to accommodate a large gathering of bankers and attendees expected at the convention.
The Green Lake W C T U announces an oratorical contest at Franklin Avenue next Thursday starting at 7 30 PM. Presley is listed among speakers.
The Pacific Coast Company sold the northwest corner of King Street and First Avenue to Thomas Bordeaux of the Phoenix Logging Company for 125000. The buyer plans to erect a four story building on the site at once.
Miss Margaret Winkler of 1415 Boylston Avenue was injured in an early morning automobile accident. The car was driven by L. A. Peterson and other occupants were shaken up. Winkler suffered cuts to the face and hands from broken glass and was treated at Shaw's pharmacy before being taken home.
Funeral arrangements announced for Phillf who died Saturday with services at 1 PM tomorrow at Lake View Cemetery. Interment will follow at Lake View.
Births were registered today for Holdall at 1902 Terry Avenue on October 12 a son. Taite at 424 Harrison on October 16. Tubb at 46th Avenue on October 17. Skoglund at 918 Lenora on October 17.
The Michigan club will entertain all former residents of Michigan Thursday evening at Carpenters hall 1620 Fourth Ave. This will be the first in a series of entertainment events to be given by the club.
A seven pound boy was born to the wife of A H Williams at Hillman City. Mother and boy are doing well.
Deaths registered today include Kelly B. N. Kelly 19 at Oot ily Wayside Emergency hospital Sondeno-O Sondeno 23 Ode 18 Pauishbo Wash Erickson-8 J Erickson 10 18 Seattle General Fowler-b Fowler bb et 27th av 8 Eddy c Kady 29 Oc ie 2212 H7th st Grant Mildred B. Grant 7 O 17 1628 E Madison at
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