Fragmentary text on taxes and investment terms
The readable portion mentions monthly amounts and taxes with garbled phrases about money and investment. The fragment lacks clear subjects or events to identify names, places, or dates.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1909
Page
8
The readable portion mentions monthly amounts and taxes with garbled phrases about money and investment. The fragment lacks clear subjects or events to identify names, places, or dates.
A brief note states that for an investment opportunity, staying within six miles may not be enough as pay and price may double beyond that radius. It implies location-driven value with a push to expand geographic scope.
Fragmentary notice promotes a view property at ae lentes, offering $5 monthly and feeding echocls. It mentions a city and ho ateemement with a half faded poster. Readers urged to see Phinney av today.
Promising ten acre river valley tract with rich soil good for potatoes onions cabbage berries and fruit. No irrigation or rock hindrance, near depot schools telephone and interurban access. Four crops yearly with income potential greater than cost. seek a competent seller to handle four acre parcels and offer earnings of 200 dollars monthly. Contact Mr Rice at the office east of station.
Describes a five acre tract near Crystal Springs with level fertile land close to a dock and Sound view. Notes rich soil, proximity to shore, abundant sea life, and a nearby town with government labor, markets, schools, and maritime activity at Bremerton. Mentions Navy yard boats and a second fruit stand.
Readable fragment places a property on Roggettful View overlooking a lake area two blocks from the new Lake Boulevard project. It notes an 11 minute horsecar ride from the city’s business corner.
Property offer describes a tract within a 26 minute car ride from Tacoma business district with reduced fare and bay and mountain views. Prospective buyers are urged to contact Philip Matthew in Ta coma Washington for prospects and terms including a $15,000 option and other details.
An ad for a plastered bungalow offers $95 down and $15 monthly payments. References 26 minutes from Pioneer and $8 down, $2.50 per month. Abstracts furnished. multiple units available. Contact A Wilkin & Co at Central 1292. Residence West 99.
Advertisement lists various real estate offers including West Seattle parcels at $135 and other properties around Occidental and Yester streets, Barting ton area. It mentions a reservation on Flathead Snaton, farm animals for sale, and a house with rooms, trees, and a garden. Contact Henderson or Mr Weber for details with provided phone numbers.
A jumble of property listings and exchange notes highlights one and two story bungalows, single acres, lake views, and near town sites. Agencies Empire Realty Co Clifford & Van Arsdale and others market homesteads, frames, and cottage rentals with various cash and monthly terms. City references show homes, farms, and land auctions with emphasized low payments and immediate takedown.
Two totes offered near Green Lake with prices around 91,900 and 400 for a fifty foot tote. Office contact RW Hutchison and real estate listing by Clifford & Van Arsdale at 618 Third Ave. Prospective buyers can reach via Seattle car or ferry and west Charleston stop.
Classified sale notice describes a five acre chicken ranch near a station with cows and chickens, two weeks of terms and a small cash down payment. It notes nearby features and streetcar access, listing contact via Sutter on the steamer Venus, Pier 6, before a morning deadline.
President Taft leaves Boston at 10:02 AM attached to the Albany express on the first leg of a western trip amid cheering crowds. He later arrives Albany at 3:45 PM and plans to continue to Buffalo, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Ellensburg as North Yakima prepares a reception with guards aiding police.
A fragmented notice invites readers to call Lena Lumber Co for farm related inquiries. Details are incomplete but the name Lena Lumber appears as the contact. The item reads like a brief business prompt in a local column.
An unclear classified snippet advertises a basic hide bungalow cottage with two large trees and ground space near schools. It mentions a $325 cash option and $6 monthly terms, with references to interurban routes and a Mr Ke, plus a Hillman land man offering steady work.
Real estate ad listing a cottage with six adjoining feet, two street access, complete furnishings including fur range gas range and carpets. Describes rooms beds bedding and curtains. Mentions half cash payment and a chicken house. Listing by Pallibon and Allison at 367 Greenwood Phinney Ave. Car.
Fragmentary real estate ad lists view lots cleared for homes with two rooms and one car close by. Mentions speed of purchase, $600 to build, water access, and $300 cash payment terms.
Auction note offers two lots 40 by 10 feet priced at ten dollars down five dollars monthly. Clear, buildable plots with a view near Ravenna Hoot. Terms via a security company and American Bank Didg.
An aged classifieds snippet advertises a property near Lake Washington with a location on 83rd Avenue. The notice mentions terms of $250 cash and a buyer named Chang, with Pettit and Bon at 314 Colman Wood.
A chronological recap traces William Howard Taft from birth in Cincinnati to historic milestones. The timeline spans education, legal ascent, federal posts, and chambering roles, leading to his role as president and the notable 1909 meeting with Mexico’s Diaz.
Sara Perry promotes simple health rules for women to feel hale and hearty. She advises dropping self pity and borrowing others troubles, embracing fresh air and regular outdoor exercise. Perry notes her own career and says following these natural rules keeps her healthy and in good spirits.
A Blaine area farmer ceases his legal battle as the Rev. Akioshi confirms where the couple and his daughter, now Mrs. Dora Jacobson, reside at Miyoka Hotel in an apparent reconciliation. A reporter observes a guarded scene as the woman appears from room 16.
Spokane dispatch reports Frits Buck son of the late Judge Norman Buck escaped from the Medical Lake asylum and is at large with a posse in pursuit. Buck is described as homicidal and dangerous, prompting widespread fear and pursuit efforts.
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