Classified help wanted across Northwest regions and scattered jobs
Advertisements urge experienced coal and hard rock miners, strike breakers, and general labor in multiple Northwest locations. Positions include miners at $4.50 to $7.00 daily, with other postings for door to door canvassers, paper routes, secretaries, and driving or repair work. Some listings solicit quick training and offer high pay or bonuses. The notices reference Seattle and Buffalo offices and note deadlines for applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
National Bureau
Buffalo
N. Y
Seattle
Civil Ice Commission
Fore Department
Arctic
Seattle Star
St. Louis
Elliott
Tory
Spokane
Idarginal
Ihaconea Velnfield & Goldberg
Union
P. O
DE Mars Able DG
Ford
Capitol
Seattle Auto Wrecking CO
16Th Ave
Hamilton Deach
Queen Anne Ave
Vane Garfield
N.C . Canaribe
Bingers
Rentmain
Firet
M. Pinater Board
West
Meyeroner
Garfield
Bam Weisfield
Owl
Miliott
Call Noryw
Coal Heaton
Seattle Star DIRECTORY 1919 Real estate ads and trades listing
A cluttered 1919 directory page with numerous real estate for sale and exchange notices. Listings include rooming houses, rental rooms, real estate bargains, acreage and farm land for sale or swap, and advertisements for autos, furniture, and services in Seattle. Includes names and contact notes scattered throughout.
Attractive multi cottage estate near Ft. Lawton in Seattle
Real estate list describes various near Ft. Lawton properties including 6-room cottages on fenced 60x120 and 600x120 lots with water and telephone, improvements paid, monthly income potential around 15, and several other fixed-price homes with cash down options. Henry C. Ewing Company offers multiple parcels including 4-room house with acre, bungalow near line, and a Colonial bungalow with 40x100 lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfel
Railway Exchange
Ona Ave
Rainier
Cemereaving
Interlaken
Gust Stenberg
North
Mb Elliott
Gilbert Co
Rees Rowe
Bath
Lake Washington
54Th Ave
J. McGregor
Bellevue
Wash
Elliott
60Th St
Culver
Queen Anne
Ueen Ane
Poston St
Garfield
Lyon
Seattle
P. O
Matlock
Tacoma
Bellingham
Poulsbo
A. G. Ellis Co
Ft. Lawton
Ferces
About & A
Lawton
Aueiliy
FWO Bkc Septional
Erice
243 Motorists Arrested Here in State Drive
State highway patrol under Maj. Louie Lang arrested 243 Seattle motorists up to noon Saturday for license law violations and irregularities in plates and insurance notices. The arrests, part of a statewide campaign, will be tried Tuesday in Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton's court. A special drive targets big buses and other violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Maj
Louie"w. Lang
Seattle
Ball
Lang
Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton's Court
Family All Fixed Up Kakids and Mother Work THANKS
The Star reports the Lawson family after front page exposure prompted public aid. Funds and offers from readers enable Mrs Lawson to gain work while four children find winter homes. Surplus money goes to Social Welfare league to help others in Seattle. The Star thanks the public for generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btar
Lawson
Star
Californias Tourist Trade Proves Lucrative Crops
M. J. Carrigan of the Chamber of Commerce urged harvesting the tourist crop at a Friday luncheon. He said 1920 visitors left $175,000,000 in California and triggered more land purchases than residents, citing Los Angeles growth as proof tourists build cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
M. J. Carrigan
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Masonic Club
Carrigan
California
Los Angeles
Methodists report 33 million paid in for centennial drive
Morris W. Ehnes of Chicago, treasurer of the Methodist Episcopal church committee, announced at the Pacific Swedish conference that more than 33 million dollars has been paid into the centennial fund since June 1, 1921, a rise of over 360 percent. He cited a church membership increase this year, contrasting with a 90 thousand gain over the prior decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris W. Ehnes
D. D
Chicago
Committee On Conservation and Advance
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elmes
Three Bandits Flee With 20000 In Beating Bathers Loot
Three of five bandits who held up Beck's Hot Springs on Monday night have fled with $20000 in cash and jewelry. Harry Hamilton and Co. W. Jones confessed and have been sentenced to indeterminate terms in the Utah state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Beck's Hot Springs
Harry Hamilton
Co. W. Jones
Utah
Wife files for divorce alleging wasteful husband money use
Mrs. Ethel Marenakos sues Steve Marenakos in superior court alleging he wastes funds on himself and makes false imputations about her. She seeks 15 dollars weekly alimony and restoration of her maiden name Ethel Magnussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Marenakos
Steve Marenakos
Superior Court
Cop motor cycle ace George Reynolds teases marriage plans
George Reynolds appeared for work on Saturday with a flower in his lapel and a wide grin. Captain Mason asked about the smile and Reynolds replied that he is thinking of getting married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reynolds
Georgie
Capt
J. T. Mason
George
Burglary Charge Filed Against William Bowman
An information charging William Bowman with burglary in the second degree was filed in superior court Saturday. Bowman is accused of entering the room of E. G. Gottig at the YMCA in an attempt to steal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bowman
Superior Court
Bowman
E. G. Gottig
Will Open First University of Washington Extension Course
The first UW extension service evening class in money and banking will begin September 15 at 6 p m in room 1044 Henry building. Dr H B Smith will oversee the course, which meets Mondays and Thursdays at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemphill Bros.’ and Tractor Schoola
1St Ave
Polo Square
University of Washington Extension Service
Henry Building
H. B. Smith
Cactus Trail Leads to Confession after Detention
Authorities obtained a confession from Bisa and Renteria after hours of questioning. They were found with cactus thorns in their legs following a trail from a trampled cactus bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisa
Renteria
Bunting Wins $50,000 Futurity at Belmont Park
Bunting captured the $50,000 Futurity at Belmont Park on September 10 as Gallant Man finished second and Prelude placed third. Whiskaway led early but tired in the stretch allowing Bunting to surge forward amid 2 to 1 odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunting
Belmont Park
New York
City Workers Attend Open Meeting on Civil Service Reclass
An open meeting of the special committee to reclassify city civil service positions and pay rates drew a large attendance from city employees. Organizers viewed the move as another pay cut, but no decision was reached at the session.
Man Pardoned After Larceny Sentence
William Behnke was released from county jail Saturday after the prosecuting attorney received a conditional pardon from Gov. Hart. Behnke had been sentenced to six months for grand larceny two months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Behnke
Prosecuting Attorney's Office
Behnke
Gov
Hart
Extradition Powers Extended to Washington Commissioners
By order of Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer United States commissioners in Everett Bellingham Seattle Tacoma Vancouver and Aberdeen Washington are authorized to carry out the provisions of the extradition laws of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Jeremiah Neterer
United States
Everett
Bellingham
Seattle
Tacoma
Vancouver
Aberdeen
Wash
Burglary Report At Globe Hotel Highlights Cold Winter Grasp
A burglar robbed Henry Biefeld at the Globe hotel on First avenue South and Main Street. He took a suitcase of Manne underwear shirts and a shaving outfit and a diamond stickpin from Biefeld’s room. Biefeld said he would rather have his flannels back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Biefeld
Globe Hotel
First Ave. S
Main St
Biefeld
Liquor Conviction Guilty Plea In Federal Proceeding
Nick Planced pleaded guilty before Judge Jeremiah Neterer to a violation of the national prohibition act in federal court. The case concerns illicit liquor dealings and involves a $300 amount linked to the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiquor
Nick
Jeremiah Neterer
Does Seattle Need Skagit Power, Or Not
Edwin J. Brown argues Seattle should not duplicate Skagit hydro power and cites high steam power costs and potential profits from importing power. He claims Puget Sound Power & Light profits from steam sales and asserts Seattle would benefit from hydro power while warning against overbuilt local generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Brown
Skagit
Puget Sound Aget Company
Dioe
Uni
Puget ‘Overight
Ite
Puget Sound At & Light Company
Aa Sound & Light Comp
Tacomas
Tacoma
Inter-M Power Company
Ower & Light Company
Bellina Une Divis
Puget Sound
Power & Liower
Canada
Seattle
Rae Obereut
Coma Ave
Puget Power & Light
Puget Power
Puget Sound Power & Light Company
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The
Seventh Ave
Beattie
Washington
Shomnes
Adverse
the Pacific Tele
Phone & Telegraph
Rail Clerka
Deree
Gini
Goldberg
Grees
Priest
Gifuations
Wise
Tim
Tas
United Mine Workers of
Iica
Ncte&tly
Lord Ridg
Tns
Nianis Garfield
Grafton
35Th Ave
Paleapoogie
Fio
Johnson-Fox
Toledo
American Products Co
American Wldg
Cincinnati
Thompson
Aire
Third Ave
Pikes Main
Ss. Furniture For Sale
American Furniture Co
Pike
Kenwood
Westlake N. Elliott
Lexington
Mitchell
Sorcore Ueet
Washington Mutual Savings & Loan Association
Julia Bishop
Bothell Road
Kirklat and
Renton
Ran Weisfield
Briscoe
Mitchell Light
SCX
36Th Ave
Main
Bargar
Frank Waterhouse & CO
Manhattan
Howell St
Alaskan
Moore Theatre
Jackson St
Sixth Ave
Ama
28Th Ave
Vine
Fourth Ave
12Th Ave
13Th Ave
James
Meredith
Geo
Pine Market
Studebaker
BUICK
KE Pine St
Mossbach
East
Mosebach Auto Co
Henry Bach Auto Co
B. Pike
Tee Instrast
AULTO
NASH
Engdaml
Indiana
W. Montelius Price Co
Maio
Henry
Alaska
Nile
Lot
Valley
Fireside Co
Ae Baty Nawe
Allie Ul Waeline
As. T. Slamberg
L M. Butler
Weetlake
West Siourns
Peters
David P
Edmonds
Barr
Fastman
Shuttle
John Storseth
Paulabo
Tiome
Nea Sound
Olympic Highway
BK. H. Lynn
Quilcene
Liberty Bonds
Alaska Peopleum & Co
Unite Red Desert Oil & Exp. Co
Johnston Piston and Ring
United Finance
Drrft Auto Whee
Robert Process Stee
Universal High Power
Davie Car Co
Western Smelting & Power
Columbia Red Metal
Wyoming
Max Winkler
Union St. Elliott
Society American A
Wichita
Burk-Tex. Refining &P
Burk-Tex. Production Co
Dispatch Geneies
Revere O
RincoRillied
Seattle Star Directory
Burke
Frederick P. Gorin
Central
Aria
Wests
N. W
D. C
W L Reynolds
CY. Reynolds
Years Examiner
U. 5
I. W. Maupin
Hinckley
Pierre Barnes
Trademarka
Turner
Haight Bird
P. J. Givnan Electric Co
Empire Building
Madison
Second Ave
Central Ride
Marble & Gran Te Co
Virginia
Optician
Optometrial
J. W
Fraser-Paterson Co
Strom
Sciatica
Freer
Braden
Angus
Payer
viKtim
Wall Eee
P Coun
David P. Bastman
David F
Bastman
Ave. W
Reinier
David P. Rastman
Henry C. Ewing Company
F. N. Barry
Robert W. McClelland
Capitol Hill
Broadway
Rainier Valley
Gilbert & CO
Rainier Ave
Rome St
Rota House
14Th Ave
Mit Behling
Ganas
Wenecott
Coenwood
Lepey
Rorae
Williksen
Mme. Fili
Ansiget
Haight
Rothe Far Mtg. CO
Wm. Fransen
East Half
Lotsa
A. Hell
Office of the Tear Department
County
Ldg
SAI
Cynthia Grey
Associated Dairies, Inc
Otis Elevator Co
Roosevelt High School
Joseph Mayer, Inc
McDonald School
University Plumbing
Heating Co
Woodland Park
Allen
Mrs. Wurtsberger
Portland
Alma Wurtzberger
Mra Wurtzberger
Kenneth Frazer
Unitedtates
Marchal Mann
Amundsen
Roald Amundsen
Esquime
First Methodist
Lyng
Bright's
1604
Cor
Pine
Ady
Etoile
Skagi
Dwin J. Brown
Viola Dana
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