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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1906
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text shows names Paul A Talmot Frank Adame and William Pailiter Threat with references to patents trademarks and mechanical design. Mentions BOO Mutual Life and Washington resident, plus a sporting column header and stray phrases about ammunition.
The notice mentions a gale acreage sale of 10 acres priced at 500 with partial notes about land quality and location near Fauntteray and Lake Otst. It references Shari Le and Seth Pork and includes ad lines for Sun Flower Realty and Peeples Pent Huthtteg.
Advertisements urge buyers to invest in land near Ballard and Everett, toutting cheap terms, flexible down payments, and potential value increases. Listings include farms of six acres, one- to several-acre parcels, and multiple properties with water frontage and road access, plus shops and stores for sale.
Real estate notices advertise multiple parcels priced around 23 000 and 188 each near The Avenue. Prospective buyers urged to view Sacre tracts and nearby developments. Listings mention convenient access and appealing amenities in the area.
A terse description notes a property on Grand Boulevard near Merion Heights with reference to a single tote and hillside location high above the city. The text mentions housing and site conditions but lacks full details or clear ownership.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century notice describes real estate offerings and business locations. It mentions properties near Union, Washington state, and references owners HK Wilbert Mallard and possibly Marven or Marion with parcels including acres, clearing, and factory sites.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Washington Street and Vesey Terrace with unclear context. It lists names like Mercer, Osiley, Howard, and Himes as well as references to streets, fees, and a property owner. The readable content is too garbled to establish a coherent event or notice.
An OCR fragment mixes real estate and stock promotion text. It references Calhoun and Derny Bwing Inc and Myrit American Petroleum and various houses, lots, and rents. It mentions Beatrix and Beach We will wade lots in Birkland for a home in Bemito.
Irregular text describes a theater investment scheme promising nationwide reach and strong enterprise prospects. Callouts reference a port to the Orient and a Pioneer firm, but details are garbled. Risks remain due to unclear names and dismissive phrasing.
An aged fragment promotes sound living and invests in shares of British American Petroleum. It urges protection against sickness and hints at company stock as a safe bet, mentioning Lam acres and a value around 408 dollars per share in a breezy promotional tone.
An old classified ad fragment promotes free car fare and transportation options, land leases, and rental shares. It lists property at 163 Tist Ave with contact info for Meacham & Co and NIX Investment & Realty Company, touting affordable lots and homes in Geighterhesa with mentions of trains and streetcar access.
A mangled text fragment references a quick purchase idea and a brief break. It includes scattered prices and time cues like twelve minutes and a cottage setting. The readable items suggest an informal shopping or plan note with unclear participants.
Noon today the delay in the San Francisco office to raise the agreement between Bimonde for Blake Moffit Towne and Aust Terhune for Trade Register Printing delays actions. The case centers on conspiracy allegations by the Franklin association and three wholesale paper houses to force outside concerns to join or be shut out. Trade Register Printing faces charges of conspiring with the large paper houses against the boycott partners.
William Lee, once mayor of St Paul, passed away in CT on Saturday at age 84. The brief notes other items from Washington to British Columbia include real estate changes, a fatal bed death, a diphtheria epidemic, librarian meeting notes, medical union demonstrations, new life saving stations, a long obituary in New Jersey, and Wenatchee harvest festival plans.
Olympia reports Assistant Attorney General A. J. Palkner is homebound with a back injury from a hunting accident Saturday. He fell off ice and strained muscles not yet fully recovered from a prior accident. The injury is not serious.
The Michigan Republican News paper association opened its annual session in Grand Rapids with a banquet hosted by the Grand Rapids Herald. W H R Pattengill presided as political questions were discussed during the social gathering.
Communities resume the Gild Hare festivities as visitors travel from several states to witness parades, feasts, and pageantry. Local organizers report renewed interest and coordinated events amid a festive atmosphere.
In New York on October 23 the Ni wt Presbyterian church, the oldest in the selected area, marked its Sunday anniversary as manufacturers of Oregon and ten others held a mutual meeting to discuss low trade conditions and related concerns across the region.
Report from Cal Oct notes two children of G. W. were burned to death in a Bhaver at six o'clock. Local authorities investigate the tragedy as neighbors mourn the loss.
Aged woman Hanna Dempeecy died in Bayonne at age 166, reportedly the oldest woman in the county and among the oldest in the United States. The obituary notes a long life with no further details available in the fragment.
In Auburn on October 23 the funeral was held for Mrs W W Helster wife of a prominent local business figure. The obituary notes he died of consumption at age 76, with tributes from the community. Everett reports a ship bringing 160 tons of coal from Vancouver relieving a coal shortage. The American Company’s Bellingham plant reopens to meet can shortage for packers.
Olympia reports the death of J. R. Chaplin a leading real estate promoter of the Olympia Improvement Company. He died at his home from complications connected to the spleen and river Methodist Mission Movement. Officials in Pittsburg note a convention of Methodist leaders discussed foreign connections with bishops W. P. and J. C. in attendance. Other items include a poisoning case in San Francisco and campaign stops in Woodland and Hoquiam with speeches by Governor Mead and T. D. Rockwell.
Kellogg of Maltby states he is neither Republican nor Democrat but is willing to meet socialists to explain concerns about the present system distribution and urge discussion of proposed changes.
San resident C. A. Maydwell files suit against the ers Lumber company for $2,000 claiming damages from a failure to deliver 1,600,000 tires valued at $11,500 in April of the year.
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