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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1921
Page
3
Fragmented classified page lists jobs and ads for detectives, repair services, sales opportunities, furniture, real estate, cars, and trades. Notable items include auto repair and sales in Seattle and Chicago, portable buildings, gigs for canvassers, piano teachers, and bargain housing offers near Ballard and Geneseo with terms hints. The page also contains real estate listings, farm land calls, and an array of employment inquiries.
Directory style entry listing attorneys at law, patents, chiropractors, jewelers, lenders, and service providers in Seattle. Names include Frederick F. Gorin, Reynolds, Elliott, Maup, Fraser-Paterson Co, and others with addresses on Burke Building, Second Ave, Central Building, and Haight Building. Includes loan offices, jewelry loans, piano tuning, optical services, and medical offerings with brief descriptors and contact hints.
A cluttered 19th century real estate advertisement details multiple properties and terms. Listings include cottages and bungalows for sale with prices ranging from 200 to 3 000 dollars, monthly payments and cash options, locations near Third Avenue and near a car line. Names cited include David P. Eastman and a sale office on Main street.
Advertisement lists large building lots 606 by 120 feet with street improvements paid, location from 82nd to 1st Avenue, in Rainier Valley near Columbia. Offers $5 down and monthly payments with city light and water available. Names David P. F. and address 1034 Third Ave. appear in the notice.
AVID P EASTMAN seeks buyers for a modern two bedroom bungalow with bath modern kitchen and oak floors. Property features include linen and china closets, bookcases, cement basement, furnace, electric range, and garden areas. Located near 30 minutes to Yesterner, lot 604119 on a paved street, price around 32 dollars with first option to purchase. Evening viewings arranged at 1016 Third Ave plus contact H Parker at 9447 85th & W West.
A waiter’s gentle tap on John B. Gough’s shoulder and friendly offer helped spark the rise of a famed temperance orator. Dr. D W Bush, psychologist, spoke at the Arena Friday night on Life's Greatest Bet to the human soul and the power of encouragement. He noted moments of confidence or a smile can lift a discouraged man from ruin and announced a free lecture Saturday night on The Scientific Effect of Peace Poise and Laughter.
Denver reports former International Trust teller B. H. Connor aged 34 was arrested on charges of allegedly stealing 1,864 dollars. Fellow teller Edwin F. Morse, who fled with 78,000 dollars, was also tied to the case as a former associate and close friend. Connor is linked to a prominent Fort Smith Arkansas family.
San Francisco reports Marte Parmelece and Carlos Nuese, prominent local artists, chose a Buddhist temple ceremony after obtaining a legal license. They pledged not to rely on a traditional marriage and vowed to rely on Buddha for their future happiness, returning to the studio to begin married life with themselves as sole partners.
Pauline Frederick, the actress, charges attorney George Edward Joseph of New York with using her endearing telegrams and notes to bill her for services. She counters with a $15,000 claim amid a $26,000 suit he filed for payment, citing messages from New York and Los Angeles during her divorce from Willard Mack.
Unqualified support of the state Chamber of Commerce was pledged by the secretaries of the local chambers of commerce throughout Washington who gathered in Bremerton September 1 and 2. The group known as the Wacos planned another meeting soon to map extension work in Western Washington.
Burelara suspects entered Paul Pappas house boat at the foot of EB Marginal Way Friday night and ransacked it. They fled with every article of clothing Pappas owned including some he did not. Losses topped $300 in suits overcoats and shirts. only one suit of overalls was left behind.
George BH Williams, superintendent of mails, urges correct address on all mail. Notify postmaster of address changes and ensure publishers are informed. Update directory,Stationery, and card with new address. inform correspondents to avoid missed mail. Applies to private users and businesses.
John P Hartman attorney notes the opening of Wilson and Colby in Washington D C and the formation of a partnership between the former president and his secretary of state. Hartman, a personal friend of both, relays the announcement.
Two incidents appear in the record. Mrs. E. Ludwig, 41, of 2213 Eighth Ave., was knocked down on Eighth Ave. and West Lake Ave. while crossing, dragged briefly, then taken to City Hospital. injuries described as not serious. Driver O. R. Hon, 9300 Seventh Ave. N. W., claimed brakes and horn were used to avoid collision. A second case notes a boy about seven struck at Leary Ave. and N. 44th St by driver O. Yocum, who said the child darted from his mother. the boy was knocked down but unharmed and taken home.
In Los Angeles on September 3, film actress Jean Riley known as Mrs. W. F. Mooney drops divorce charge of extreme cruelty and non-support after a car crash leaves her with a fractured skull and internal injuries. A dispute over a promised ring led to the accident and, after hospital care, the couple forgives each other.
Ten year old Mildred Johnson who was held at a juvenile detention home and released with Mrs. Swanson last Saturday vanished after release. Neighbors fear kidnapping while police say no official report exists and detectives may search for the girl until her California uncle can take her in.
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