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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
14
A fragmented want ad describes a male applicant for artistic work and retail development. It references union and employment terms, a specific location and date, and notes urgency for immediate hiring. The text mentions general job categories and a mix of personal and contact details in a stylized, uncertain OCR form.
Proposals will be received until date for furnishing building materials and sine materials as specified. The notices name multiple firms and locations, including Arnold, Ward, and Way in New York City, with bids opening for the supply contracts.
The city board announced most bids for a new county courthouse were rejected. Concerns over costs and materials were raised by Leonard Wallstein of the Citizens Union and Henry H. Cllcan, while Mayor Hylan urged immediate action for the courthouse as a pressing need.
Builders and labor leaders meet in the office of Frank Mannatt to discuss congestion relief. The group plans coordination with local institutions and resources to support a day’s work, aiming for a yearlong program and a fair day’s effort.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions amethyst and topaz as cures for weak eyes and protection for the wearer. Details are unclear, but references to minerals suggest a historical or decorative remedy or talisman context. No identifiable people, places, or dates are readable.
The Office Building Of Children's Society sold at 76-78 Warren Street to Ast Galleries, expanding Lester Studio holdings on Fifty-Sixth Street front feet. The Ludin Realty Company bought 258 West Fort Street property earlier, with other sales including Eleventh Avenue Realty and Forty-Ninth Street assets, as listed.
Staten Island awards additional contracts for freight sheds as part of waterfront works. Weil Plumbing Co of New York will undertake plumbing tasks totaling 1217 dollars. Other named contractors include He...
The Transit Construction Commission discussed selling the Grand Union Hotel site to raise money for the Victory Hall Association. Officials debated condemnation and funding, with amendments proposed but the motion ultimately failing to secure approval.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a broad lease action involving a president, Broadway building terms of years, and references to streets and officials. The readable portions mention a 200 year or ten year framework and a future graduation, with scattered names and place hints. The fragment lacks coherent facts or clear events to confirm details.
Fox Corporation faces rental obligations totaling 315000 for a 56th Street house as part of a longer deal tied to the building at 11 East Fifty-sixth Street. The arrangement involves brokers including Wheeler Realty and Birdsall & Co with various parties named in the lease network.
The Fieldston dwelling near Van Cortlandt Park changed hands as Dwight J Raut designed the house while George Howe acted as broker. Listings show several owners anxious to part with urban homes in the area. Auction notices and names such as Arleigh Homes and Hickert Brown Realty appear in the period entries.
A five story studio building at 61 War Operation in Joudith Street area was taken over by tenants. The property, overlooking Rog Morris Paplot Thx en, was sold through Hammond broker O. & Son ed. Ernest Meyn of Empire Mortgage Company previously handled the sale.
Spencer B Nichols parts with Lawrence Park home to James Holmes Jr and negotiates multiple property transfers and rentals across Yonkers Lisamor Hillcrest and nearby areas. Brokers arrange leases including residences and commercial plots with several named buyers and tenants.
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