Acreage ads offer 10 acre parcels near Edmonds and Kent
Real estate notices describe multiple land parcels for sale near Edmonds and Bremerton, with houses, barns, wells, and fruit trees. Offers include 10 acres at 18 per month, 16 acres loam near Dowdale, and other small farms with creek, water, and county-road access. Also listings for a 36 room brick apartment and licensed properties. Government and business notices about lumber yard and wealth properties conclude the page.
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Colby
Sound
Seat-tle
Seattle
Yan Arasco
Third Ave
Town and Sound
Kent ‘Tye
Jach School
King Senty
W. & Morse CO
Leary Mide Elliott
Dowdale
Arsdals & CO
Leary
Elliott
Pioneer Square
Arsdale & CO
Splen
Erett
C. BE. Dibble
New York
A. Brown
East Fern
Woodlawn
Renton
Schroeder
Directory items and services listed in the Seattle Star
A collage of business notices and advertisements from the Seattle Star directory. Listings include attorneys at law with free consultations, loans on valuables, furniture repairs, patrons for typewriters and bicycles, a chiropodist, bathhouse services, and a note about Christopher Columbus’s first letter to Ferdinand and Isabella shown at the Chicago Historical Society.
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Seattle
Empire Putlding
Madteon
Runarrison
Emen
Stoneway
Green Lake Car North
America
Christopher Columbus
Ferdinand
Isabella
Chicago Historical Society
Cranberries to Arrive but Prices Stable for Thanksgiving
Local commission men predict cranberry arrivals will ease the current shortage within weeks, keeping retail prices near 20 cents a pound. Demand is brisk for cabbage, turnips, beets and carrots as two cars of Morida grapefruit reach market at 6.50 to 7 dollars. Onions and potatoes firm, storage plans discussed ahead of November shipping limits.
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Dealere
Western Avenue
Ntaing
Traffic Officers Debate Downtown Signal Reforms
Seattle delegates at the first annual National Traffic Officers association meeting discuss signaling methods and ways to speed city traffic. Officials advocate one way streets, stricter laws, and closer police cooperation to reduce accidents and thefts.
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National Traffic Officers’ Association
Public Safety
Seattle
Lieut. C. G. Carr
W. R. Rasmussen
National Safety Council
F. B. Williams
Aswialant
F. A. Osborne
University of Washington
Thomas Murphine
John W. Roberts
Wilson Drafts Industry Letter To Lane Over Conference
President Wilson wrote a private two page letter from his bed to Charman Lane secretary of the industrial conference. The letter concerns threats to disrupt the conference and was delivered by Secretary Tumulty to Lane for potential use.
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Ralph F. Couch
United Press
Washington
Wilson
Charman Lane
White House
Lane
Tumulty
General Motors Leads Early Steel Market Gains
NY stock report shows General Motors opening at 320 with a rise to 438 and a later peak of 1st half hour at 152, others like United States Steel Bethlehem Steel Pan American United Retail Stores and Buckeye Petroleum advancing. General Motors tops a list of fractional gains as the market moves higher in early trading.
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BO Davis
Butte-New York
Alaska & Goal
Pan Motors
Westernee Power
Central Ridg
Cific
Welder
Genital Pet
Ar Gogut Co
Northwestern Finance Co
Wester HF
Escagees
Texas Standard Oil Co
New York
Ceneral Motors
United States
Bethle Eh
Caldwin
Pan-American
United Retail Stores
Mtudebaker
Mexican Petroleum
General Motors
Mudebaker
Chicago Market Report as Grain Prices Slide
Chicago market report notes lower grain quotations on the Chicago Board of Trade as prices declined after an initial gain. December corn opened up ½, then fell. May corn and December oats showed early strength before retreat. Hog prices influenced the drop amid broader West marketing of corn and irregular provisions.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
West
Lye
May Oats
Portland Market Status From Portland Market Report
Portland market receipts show cattle and calves steady to lower with mixed grades. Good to choice steers top at 969.00, fair to good steers 0.61 per lb, cows and heifers priced 4.50 to 7.40, bulls 66.50, calves 16. Prime lambs and heavy sheep weaken with prices around 12.60 to 18.78 for various weights. Meat cuts and cheese values listed with per pound figures.
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Portland
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Ib. Brothers
Denver Market Report confirms steady to strong cattle and sheep pricing
Denver cattle receipts totaled 5 400 with markets steady to strong. Steers ranged 10 60 to 12 50, cows and heifers 9 0 to 12, bulls and vealers noted. Sheep receipts 16 000 with prices between 12 00 and 14 50 for lambs and 14 10 top for muttons.
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Denver
Wilson urges compromise to avert coal strike
Secretary of Labor Wilson urged nearly 100 delegates of miners and operators to compromise to prevent a November 1 coal strike. Miners demanded higher wages a six hour day and a five day week. The meeting, called after last Friday's talks failed, included scale committees from Indiana Ohio Western Pennsylvania and neighboring states.
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United Press
Wilson
Central Competitive Feuld
Llindla
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
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