Two Acre Property Near Town With Updated House and Chicken Houses
Two acre parcel close to town offers a livework setup with a renovated three room house and several chicken houses. Land is cleared and cultivated, with fruit trees and level terrain, in a settled district near a graded school and stores. Term s are 100 dollars cash, $10 monthly thereafter. Call 202 New York Pilock, ask for Mr. Gilgen.
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Well Settle
New York Pilock
Gilgen
Hackworth
Boston Bie
Job ads and sales notices clutter Seattle page
Classified fragments show logging crews, nursery ads, paper routes, housekeeper wanted, chocolate dippers, brick handlers, candy shop owners, and various sales pitches. Listings mention Bremerton proximity, Port Orchard, Seattle streets, and multiple employment and business opportunities with prices and contact hints.
Local Market Listings and Prices From Pike Place
The notice lists stalls with varied goods including maple sugar jam pancake flour and flour blends, salmon and veal roasts, beef cuts and hamburger, potatoes and Yakima Gem potatoes, canned fruits such as pears and peaches, tomatoes, oats, butter and cheese. Prices are given per pound or per sack, with multiple stalls offering specials like 2 for 2.00 or 10 cents per pound.
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N. Y
Marty Hose
Local Market Goods List Shows Varied Goods and Prices
A cluttered price sheet lists groceries and packaged items across stalls. Entries include sugar, toilet paper, figs, sauerkraut, sardines, beans, butter, coffee, and meats with unit prices and weights, reflecting a busy shop inventory and sale offerings.
Hospitals to reclaim war wounded men
United Press reports reclamation hospitals will be permanent nationwide to care for wounded from European battles and to rehabilitate them for new occupations. Sites have been chosen in New York Boston and Washington with more planned including Chicago. Dercle says he has been wounded 97 times yet will return to the front.
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United Prees
Chicago
United Press Today
EB. B. Bracket
Surgeon General's Department
Mad
Bracket
New York
Boston
Washington
Clinic
American Medical Society
Hickley Moynahan
Col
C. H. Dercle
Dercle
Acquitted man testifies for alleged partner in holdup
Frank Kelly, cleared of robbing John Isturtas, a Pilipino, testified for Thomas Hynes a former newsboy charged with complicity in the same robbery. Isturtas says the trio jumped from a car and held him up in the incident before Superior Judge Frater.
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Frank Kelly
John Isturtas
Witnes
Frater’ Department
Thomas Hynes
Sanitary Mall Daily Grocery Prices Listing
A dense OCR style grocery list showing prices for flour large peaches apples cider vinegar molasses salt pink salmon Ghirardelli chocolate honey artichokes beans cucumbers ranges juicy pears and other pantry items. Multiple brands and quantities reported with per unit and per pound pricing. Some items include promotional offers with purchase requirements and assorted breakfast and canned goods.
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Sanitary Mall
Ile
New Orleans
Eaverkract
Lee
Westlake Supermarket Sale List Aptly Names Items and Prices
A dense OCR style grocery list from Westlake markets details numerous items with prices including Mtall and Stall sections. Items include sugar, milk, beans, corn meal, molasses, vinegar, margarine, eggs, olive oil, coffee, coconut, potatoes, apples, onions, carrots, fish, canned goods, and baking supplies with varying unit and bulk prices. The list reads like a period shopping catalog with many brand names and price points.
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New Orleans
Armours
Oregon
Phone Girls Bid to Avert Northwest Strike
Organized telephone girls from Seattle and other Northwest cities travel to San Francisco to confer with Pacific Telephone and Telegraph officials to prevent a general electrical workers strike set to begin Saturday night. Federal mediator Mortimer Fleinbaker continues his efforts as district president John Morgenthaler warns union leaders may struggle to keep workers at work if postponement is pushed. U S Senator W S Jones spoke at a Renton mass meeting on Liberty Bond sales.
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United Presse
San Francisco
Seattle
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Electrical Workers
Mortimer Flelnbaker
John Morgenthaler
Proctor Dental Offer Promises Pain Free Tooth Treatments
A dental message proclaims pain free service for extractions fillings crowns and general tooth care. It claims capability to treat acute abscessed conditions without pain and delivers assurances of comfort during procedures.
Sterling Dentistry Ad Promises Free Consultation and Low Prices
An advertisement touts Sterling Dentistry offering a free consultation, guaranteed satisfaction for twelve years, and the lowest prices in town for high quality dental work. It emphasizes precise mouth measurements and the use of premium materials.
Beaux Art Village Walks A Mile Amid Dock Dispute
The Beaux Art colony feud grows as trustees split over private docks and road dedications. Bob Bridges of the port commission orders a three day deadline to dedicate a public dock or risk losing boat service. With one trustee resigning and no by laws, residents trek to the county dock while a deadlock persists.
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Bob Bridges
Port Commission
Anderson Steamboat Co
Mercer
Peaux Arta
de Rit
de Bit
Bob
Far and Near Myrtle Chapter Plans Rum Mage Sale
The Far and Near Myrtle Chapter No 48 Eastern Star schedules a rummage sale for October 26 and 27 at 903 First Ave beside the Rainier Grand hotel. Capt Charlee A Brinkley heads to Ft Riley to join the federal quartermaster corps after eight years as a Seattle attorney. John Erickson, sought on a statutory charge, was arrested by county officers. Wives and sweethearts of servicemen in the U S 8 South Dakota group plan a Christmas boxes club at the Bon Marche sixth floor club rooms Thursday at 2 p m. Police seized a barrel of cider from P V Crestetto, and he is out on 500 bond after the alcohol content was 6 4 percent. Joseph Sargers was injured when hit by a car driven by O A Hall at Ballard Ave and West 58th Street. The Pacific Northwest Rose Society meets Friday noon at the Metropolitan Club room to elect officers. Articles for the Pioneer Paper Co of Seattle were filed in Olympia, capitalized at 76000. Mary Locke of Kellogg Idaho asks Seattle police to locate her 16-year-old son William who left home last June. Clyde Casting Co begins construction on a foundry at Al ki ave near Spokane street after the old foundry burned October 11.
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Myrtle
Order of the Eastern Star
First Ave
Rainier Grand Hotel
Charlee A. Brinkley
Seattle
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Federal Quartermaster's Department
John Erickson
U. S
South Dakota
P. V. Crestetto
Priest
Joseph Sargers
W. 68Th St
Pacific Northwest Rose Society
Metropolitan Club
Stuart Building
Pioneer Paper Co
Olympia
Mary Locke
Kellogg
Idaho
William
Clyde Casting Co
Alkiave
Spokanest
Naval Recruiting Boys Boost Liberty Loan Total
Fourteen officers and men connected with the Seattle naval recruiting station have subscribed to 25,550 in the Second Liberty Loan drive. Chief Master at Arms Westroim reported more men to come in as the drive continues.
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Naval
Seattle
Arms Westroim
Tacoma social leader Grace Cain dies by gas
Grace Pulliam Cain, noted social figure and wife of Coast Lumberman president Y Cain, is found dead in Tacoma from inhaling gas fumes at her home. She had recently returned from California and appeared despondent. Her brother Harry Kam, former head of the National Baseball League, had died by self action in New York years earlier.
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Tacoma
Grace Pulliam Cain
Y. Cain
The
Coast Lumberman
Cain
California
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ATTLA
Phons Main
Ad Department
JWE
Seattlestar
Xander Shireman
Coumen
Lyon
James
Elliott
Brliin
Woman Law
Oostal
Matin
If Downs
Eral
Hlialley
Era
Burke
la Main
Opticians
Eamunds” Fraser-Paterson Co
FD Secon
Gorin Ney
Central Main
Mwick
Lawrence
Sanders & CO
C. Smith Ride
Winton
Phix Kathryn Harrison
E “Elliott
Dia
Dent Loan Society
Marion
CAN Jewelry CO
Central Storage Co
White House
Junk Junk Co
Pine
Mazen & Sexton Company
Firat Ave
Kent
Herman
Fernwood School
Port
Navy Yard
Clifford & van Aredale, Inc
Third Ave
Washington Bt
Osey Brom
Adidimition
Municipal Golf Club
Rainier
Spring St
David IP. Eastman
Mouses Furn
Wallingford Ave
Garden St
Bath
Civil Servick Commission
City of
Benler
Benlor
Coremission
Commission
Alaska Building
Simpson
Fils GR
Bedust
Bertha Toppensen Nursery Co
Toppensen
Hippodrome
Guanant
Dswald
Pfifth
University
White Center
Donohue
Star Office
Lundquiet-Litty Wpetake
Green Ride
Pike
Goss Frick Co
Smelter
Wash
Bremerton Navy Yard
Port Orchard
Wallace Candy Co
Broadway
Osweld Elliote
Civiiatmas
Empire Hide
H-68
Star
Mra W. Andrews
Margeriile
N. W
West
Giaan Goore
Ecsee
Williamb CO
Firet Ave
Weetlake
Fillett
New Times
Howard Ewing Co
Fifth and Union
Meyer-Toner
Union
J. Webb Kitchen & Co
University St
Lems
Second Ave
Jamen Main Neum
Groenhr
Trecto’s
Parific Auction Co
Barbare
Apts
Denny Way
Apt
Heattie Auction Co
Piake Varn. Co
Main
Beattie
Halle
der Stevens
National United Mantere of Dancing Association Militanhy Veterans — P Nead
the Old Guard
Hergt
Venn
CM & CC
Canada
Price Ite
Fifth Ave
Peter Michael
Smith Jewelry
MPO CO
L c Smith
Smith Jewelry Mfo
L. C Smith
Walt
Fifth
Greene
Horet Holland
Jefferson
Court House
MN Willrik
Joie
Pentagee
Aco
Denver
Iit
Anderson's
del Monte
Moyt
Dowagh
Rooth
Ito
Menartburn
Bellingham Chemical Co
Bellingham, Wash
Clo-Vo Chemical Co
Rhis Pal
Westlake
U. 8
W. 8. Jones
Renton
Proctor
Cor. Pirstave
Pike ST
Sterling Dentistry
Iblome l
Army
Navy
Sam
A. Lenddhng OO
United States
France
Beaux Art
Beaux Arts
Lake Washington
Ralph M. de Bit
J. KR
Binyon
Northwest
First Avenue
Binyon Optical CO
Seneca St
Bulleros
Third Main
Knowlton
P.O
Messrs. Shubert
Eugene Walters
Mr. Walter
May Buckley
Norman Hackett
Wilkes
Ibe
Mr. Norman
Wilkes Players
Orpheum
Ten Eyck
Welly Aveling
D’artagnan
Equestrian Lion
Palace Hip
Clayton-Drew
Shirley Mason
Eves
Sun
Thrift
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
First National Bank
the National City Bank
J. W. Maxwell
F. W. Baker
J. H. Bloedel
N. H. Setl
W. L. Sutter
Asst
H. G. Hotchkiss
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