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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1930
Page
14
Beautiful cruising house boat for sale, powered by a Chrysler motor with about 50 hours. Length about 2 bed 11 ft, speed around 12 miles. Features galley, toilet, large cockpit, four berths with mattresses, lockers, chairs, life saving cushions, and more. Inspect by appointment only. Cap. 1007.
Fragmentary text references pets, moving, locations such as Virginia and Charleston, and mentions cats and other pets. Details are unclear and incomplete.
Numerous one to six room units advertised with prices around five dollars monthly. Listings include furnished or unfurnished options at 1409 Virginia St, 195 Brown St, 155 Tremont, 108 Morris St, and 1535 Fourth Ave among others. Contact numbers Cap 761s W, Cap 847-R, or Booth 432-3 for details.
Modern brick apartment buildings on Charleston Street offer rooms with baths on the second floor and basement units. Listings include family rooms, porches, and rents around 40 dollars monthly. Contact numbers and names appear with each unit.
A long list of rental notices details numerous properties including seven room and five room houses, cottages and garages with various amenities. Listings show rents from $17.50 to $75 monthly, locations on Grant Street, Washington Avenue, Masonic Temple area, and South Hills notes. Contact numbers and CAP or Capitol references accompany each listing.
Numerous listings describe furnished rooms and light housekeeping spaces in multiple western city addresses. Advertisements include price notes, private entrances, and proximity to streets such as Virginia, Delaware, Wyoming, and Capitol. Some rooms offer single or shared occupancy, with mentions of garages, baths, and kitchen facilities.
The notice lists commissions earned by salesmen in March and April and invites applicants aged 30 to 45 with grocery and mechanical refrigeration experience. Territory openings include Roanoke and nearby cities. Applicants must call or visit by February 23rd, stay two hours, and be prepared for a lengthy interview.
A mine office seeks a male shorthand stenographer and general office assistant. Single man preferred. Requires accuracy and knowledge of mine supplies with accounting of their value. Apply to O. C. Care Gazette.
Long scanned page shows a flood of employment notices and recruitment pitches. The items promote at home addressing work, sales routes, and factory or clerical positions with promises of high weekly earnings, flexible hours, and training. Jobseekers are urged to write to various boxes and addresses for details and applications.
A fragmented page listing varied job ads and notices. It mentions sales agents, industrial salesmen, recruitment for multiple states, training programs, and requests for experienced staff. The illegible OCR preserves names and places such as Richmond and Evansville. it hints at opportunities in sales, instruction, and manufacturing roles without clear details.
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