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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1914

Page

5

Half Million in Work Busy at Standards Bureau

Plans for large building projects and apartment developments surface in a government standards program. Proposed expenditures around $200,000 with total costs near $1,000,000 include brick and concrete structures, chemist facilities, and multiple two to three story residences. Architects Lee and partners, along with developers such as Simeons & Laur, outline detailed designs for commercial and residential blocks, with timelines and preliminary costs ranging into thousands.

Lee Bechar Uus

Beautiful Home Improved Alteration in Wake Johnson Residence

A detailed description of the Wake Johnson residence renovation lists a remodeled front, pressed limestone trim, Spanish decor influences, iron balconies, and high ornate detailing. The project, led by architect Desfiaur, includes a major second unit at Seventeenth Street with basement apartments, modern heating, storage, and double deck staircases. The property features upgraded windows, a grand hall, and an emphasis on prestige, with the main entrance on North East 17th Street and new apartment layouts across the first and second floors.

Johnson Aerbert Ivinson Architec Jif Desfiaur Seventeenth Street Seventeenth Strest Barton

National Furniture Co Opens in Washington With August 31 Sale

E L Pettit and Frank T Knock announce the grand opening of National Furniture Co at 633 635 H St NW. The opening includes a September Furniture Sale with extraordinary values and “get acquainted” specials to please old friends and attract new customers. They urge support, offer credit terms, and promise unprecedented bargains in furniture and floor coverings during the opening week.

E. L. Pettit Frank T. Knock National Furniture Co Washington

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