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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
36
Classified want ad listing seeks young men college graduates or under, Union county area, ongoing employment in retail and related fields. Mentions positions in service and clerical tasks with references to immediate hire and training.
Auction and contract notices list bids for furniture, rugs, printing, and building supplies. The document names various firms including Bennett, Arnold, Ward, and Way, with dates and locations in Manhattan and New York City. It notes lease terms, tax actions, and executor listings for estates, reflecting a busy late 19th or early 20th century commercial notice page.
The city faces a stalled courthouse project after most bids were deemed excessive. Board members debated bids and cost overruns while opponents urged delaying awards. Mayor Hylan pushed for immediate action to meet urgent courthouse needs. A key council member declined to award any contract now.
Local builders and labor aid committee met at the county office to discuss congestion relief and resource sharing. They outlined a program to enroll two conferences, align project sites, and maintain fair day work while planning for a yearlong effort.
The readable fragments mention various stones and remedies such as amethyst topaz and wash and warn of weak eyes. The text is garbled and lacks coherent claims, dates, or specific actors, making the overall subject unclear beyond vague eye health suggestions and gemstone mentions.
Real estate notices show the Children’s Society building at 76-78 Warren Street and adjacent properties sold as part of a larger block front. The Lester Studio Wilting project and other holdings on Fifty-sixth Street are cited, with Ludin Realty Company noted as buyer for multiple parcels.
City awards additional contracts for freight sheds in Staten Island. Work to be done by Weil Plumbing Co of New York. Contracts total $1,217. Huggiton Peabody Hefad for aberini 5 Eightiesh Str. SAO eet pienate u & Brown.
A contested motion sought to authorize the Transit Construction Commission to sell the Grand Union Hotel site for 4.9 million dollars to the Victory Hall Association. The Aldermanic body debated amendments, condemnation, and constitutional concerns while aiming to raise funds for city projects.
The article reports a bold lease arrangement attributed to a president, spanning two centuries, with terms of ten years and references to academic progress and a figure named Osborna. The text mentions locations on We Pose and street names, hinting at a formal meeting or contract unfolding in a city setting.
Fox Corporation to pay 315000 rental for the 56th Street house as part of a broader leasing deal. The company occupies 10 rooms in a building at 11 East Fifty-sixth Street under a similar term with total rent of 242000. Wheeler Realty and Birdsall & Co brokered the arrangements with multiple tenants and brokers noting leases around Fifth Avenue and related properties.
A fragmentary real estate notice describes houses around Fieldston and Van Cortlandt Park, mentioning Dwight J Raut and George Howe as broker, with multiple dwellings offered by Ken Porter Co and Arleigh Homes. Listings reference homes on Avon Street and Goulmeh Street with partial names and terms, indicating active selling interest.
A five story 1022 unit building at the northwest corner of Woth Street and Jumel Terrace is reported sold through a broker in Hammond. Lt Harold A Olsen of O and Son led the buyer to take over the studio building containing ten rooms and baths. The property at 616 Le northwest corte has been sold by Ernest Meyn in the Empire Mortgage Company.
Property transactions record Spencer B Nichols selling his Lawrence Park home to James Holmes Jr for 2800 dollars, with brokers listing multiple parcels and rentals across Lisamor, Hillcrest, Yonkers, and surrounding areas, including apartments and plots with varied buyers and tenants.
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