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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1909
Page
24
Multiple listings offer furnished rooms in private homes and apartment buildings. Advertisements describe single and shared rooms with baths, kitchens and utilities included, varying rents from low to moderate, convenient to bus routes and downtown. Some ads request quiet, respectable tenants, often preferring gentlemen or non-smokers.
Numerous ads offer furnished rooms and suites in central Washington DC properties near Capitol, with terms ranging from $1 to $12 per week. Listings include single and double rooms, front rooms, rear rooms, and rooms with baths, kitchens, and running water. Several residences share halls, common areas, and proximity to streetcar lines. Names of streets and buildings appear, including The Arizona and The MacLennan Hotel, with care to note private baths and European or summer plan pricing.
Numerous listings describe large furnished rooms in NW Washington near Thomas Circle and Dupont Circle with private baths, shared kitchens, and board options. Prices range from about $5 to $60 per week or month, with many rooms offering hot water, elevator access, and proximity to transit.
Numerous un furnished rooms listed in NW and SW districts near 1st and Q streets with private baths heat and telephone service. Highlights include two room suites on upper floors, housekeeping options, rear porches, and proximity to markets and transit.
A middle aged widower seeks furnished or unfurnished rooms near Kapitol with or without board. He asks for reasonable rent from refined households, preferably near Congressional Avenue Northeast. BOX 009 states details and contact via the office box.
A long OCR list describes multiple Washington, D.C. apartment buildings including The Fillmore, The Mintwood, The Hermitage, The Greatoga, and The Shires. It notes variety of unit types from one to five rooms, rents from about $16 to $36, and proximity to government departments. Listings invite inspections and decorations selection with several firms like Simpson-Sullivan Co. and others named.
Classified notice from government clerk describes furnished rooms with stove and table linen for rent. Includes dining room, boarder options, and hours. mentions central location and employment details. Box 60 designation appears for office reference.
A fragmented OCR page lists varied items including horses, equipment, and ads for vehicles and services. Mentions addresses, phone-like strings, prices, and scattered names such as Winans, Waters & Son, and local street references. The garbled text preserves auction or sale cues with brief product notes and contact hints.
Yale steno in the Depart west of Comeste seeks transfer to another department with similar grade to exchange duties including clerical work, typing and accounting tasks. The notice lists salary and post of tre as eligible, with mailing address in the Sunday Post offering 2.40 yearly subscription.
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