Confectionery For Sale In Newly Furnished House
Classified notice offers confectionery for sale in a newly furnished house. Contact Tiethave Fear to inquire about details and availability.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
6
Classified notice offers confectionery for sale in a newly furnished house. Contact Tiethave Fear to inquire about details and availability.
A fragmented classified page shows attorneys at law offices offering general practice and a broad array of services. Nearby money lending and mortgage promotions target salaried workers, merchants, and boarders with small print rates and collateral terms.
Classified notes advertise 1 acre and larger lots at Larchmont near the car line four hours from Tacoma City Hall with low interest and various terms. Also listed are horses for sale, sewing machines, dogs, poultry, and multiple real estate opportunities near Everett Mount Vernon and other areas, plus carriages and a range of miscellaneous items.
A flood of property notices offers lots and tracts near Des Moines with prices from five dollars per month to $1,260. Listings tout water, grading, and close proximity to interurban lines, with easy terms including cash down and monthly payments. Several firms advertise acreage near Lake Washington, Green Lake, and universities, promising cheap down and long-term payments.
BNCTIMION BUNDAY reports on the interurban line under construction between Beattie and Tacoma. It announces special easy terms for 2 5 and 10 acre garden land lots in Washington with water access. Limited seats are available from the RICHELANEY and tickets at the DRA MOIIKA LAND location.
Five acre tracts of fine garden land are up for sale showing 1 to 10 acres per parcel. Prices range from 720 to 1200 dollars with water access and level lots. Located between Beattie and Toom on the new Short Line Interurban, sale occurs Sunday September 9 at Des Moines Land Co in Minekiey Block.
In a San Francisco courtroom the trial of Tirey L Ford unfolds with lawyers clashing as Mamlock admits borrowing 1800 from Andrew Wilson and Gallagher, and Sanderson and McGuin confess bribe money tied to the United Railroads trolley franchise vote.
Free excursion opportunity offered by National Land Co to view Tacoma transit and nearby Parkland. Car line departures include Sunday afternoon and Monday morning, with pricing from 10 to 186 dollars per lot on favorable terms. Contact Main 1054 for details in Seattle.
An advertisement from The Realty Loan and Banking Co offering a $1,600 cottage in the University district. The listing lists 9400 cork and brand pew as details with a $-room cottage note and references 624 Trad Ave, Cor James.
The notice lists a seven room house and a five room cottage in the property inventory. No names, dates, or locations are provided in the readable text.
Fremont Woodland Park district offers a three room cottage on Aurore Street with water supply, pantry, toilet, electric lights, and cooking area. The well built plastered dwelling features flowers, broad lawn, and annual rental terms listed by Joun Rdson & Co at 33 American Bank Building, 46 Green 098.
Real estate notices describe 16 Brownsville arden plots near Menttie with rich soil, clear land, orchards, and homes priced at 76 per acre. Advertisements promote a waterfront town on a new intraurban short link between Seattle and Tacoma, offering excursions, tickets, maps, and schedules.
Real estate notice lists 40 foot lots on Madison or Madrona streets priced from 550 to 750. Includes financing option via FON-ACCORD REALTY LOAN CO and related bank contact details.
Beattie area advertises a modern one room cottage with fine view near A grounds and Lake Union. It claims proximity to University growth, bays and offers reasonable figures through Downe Brook Phones Main 131 A 2478.
Dexter Bhroudy named sales agent for Carbonado coal in Seattle after Haswell and Sere contract expired. The company previously shipped 9 tons monthly at $240 per ton under one contract while 11 000 tons remained unsold due to low prices. With direct selling, a large retail price reduction is anticipated.
In Mettysburg Pennsylvania on September 27 Hughes and members of the sea t and assembly joined hundreds of veterans in a dedication ceremony honoring fallen sailors and honoring historic service.
Water department offices will relocate after Monday September to the Trustee building at 115 Prefontaine Place, City Light and Water Department announces.
The article notes exercises in honor of the dedication of a New York state monument at Gettysburg. Col. Lewis R delivered the principal address to a gathered audience at the battlefield ceremony.
Los Angeles September 27. At a preliminary hearing Dr. J. S. Owens of Portland was held to the grand jury on the extortion charge after being identified by J. Whyte Evans.
Wm. D. Beslow former officer of the Co-Operative Cereal company is on trial in Department 1 of the exterior court for allegedly embezzling 4000 dollars. He has been in county jail since last April as W. L. Cummings, receiver of the bankrupt firm, acts as special deputy prosecuting attorney for the state.
Legal age individuals and couples from Seattle are documented with partner ages and hometowns including Elfreda Lundberg and David G Younger. Laur etta Elkins and Joseph La Chance. Hilda Johnson and Arvid Berglund. Edith Harvey and Thomas Turtle. Margery Stewart and John Milla. Eva Maupin and George Tapp. and others such as Anne Heath and Chas Winters.
Water will be shut off from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow the 28th on the 1½ inch main north from Blaine Street north to Federal Avenue. The outage will affect all high service for the University Green Lake and Fremont districts.
A. O. Hellan of Hellan Mining Co argues in The Star that passengers on a street car struck by breakdowns deserve refunds. He urges either money back or ride tickets, contending fares should not be charged when the destination is reached yet passengers are forced to walk.
A farmers committee plans to meet May or Moore or Councilman Reveille to urge a draft of a special ordinance. The measure would limit fruit growers to their booths on the market and stop resales through other farmers, while preventing associations from earning commissions or salaries.
In Judge Morris's court heavy fines will be imposed on attorneys who are late. Special prosecutor W L Cummins in the Beslow state case was tardy this morning and the judge announced fines from 50 to 75 dollars for delinquent attorneys.
Pale and emaciated George Pettibone appeared in Ada county court as Judge Wood formally set his trial for October 15. Clarence Darrow and Prosecuting Attorney Van Duyn said they would be ready on that date.
Public marriage to occur during Luna Park program with Fort Lawton band in concert. Theaters feature The Bquaw Man and other shows while Coliseum sells out opening night seats led by May Yohe. Vancouver fines issued to three Los Angeles men for out of season hunting. Ferryboat disaster on the Mobile riverfront results in drownings.
The finance committee set the library commissioners budget for next year at 144,140 dollars. A petition to regrade 1 Yesterway east from Fifth Avenue Broadway was filed with the engineer yesterday afternoon.
Contagious diseases run through the city with six cases among adults over 21 and up to 40. The month shows 26 diphtheria cases, 4 smallpox, and 8 fever cases in the area.
P. J. Krueger and Miss Maud J. Arnt were granted separate trials after requesting juries. Judge George approved the isolation of Krueger’s case, which is set to come up next Tuesday following proceedings in the Arnat-Reed matter.
Joseph Blethen, chamber of commerce chairman on city affairs, calls a 11 30 Saturday meeting to probe financing for fuel storage. Mayor Moore vetoed at the last session, sparking controversy among council members.
Justice scene this morning as Yudeo Albertson loses a bid to block Chief C W Wappenatein from stopping his group at Pike Place. George Doughty, acting for the city, secured the temporary restraining order to prevent further protests.
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