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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1909
Page
32
Fragmented notices describe furnished or unfurnished rooms and small apartments for sublease in multiple addresses around 1408 G Street, Mt Pleasant Street, and nearby blocks. Advertisements promise board, meals, and dining services, with weekly or extended rental terms and varying rates.
Classified line reports multiple notices seeking washing and laundry work by colored women in Washington area addresses such as Howe Street and 170 2nd Street. Entries mention day work, ironing, and house duties with varied rates and locations, including near 4th Street NW and 7th Street NW, reflecting a bustling informal labor market.
A crowded ledger of rooming houses and private families offering furnished rooms and board. Listings include central location near Capitol and Union Station with steam heat, meals, and table board, targeting transients, families, and professionals. Rates range from moderate to premium, often weekly or monthly, with multiple single and double rooms and several private baths.
Classified listing describes multiple rooms for rent in NW Washington with options including board or without, private baths, gas heat, and varying rents from about $10 to $29 per month. Several locations listed by street names and cross streets, with notes on proximity to car lines, schools, and parks. Some entries show private baths, shared kitchens, and desirability for gentlemen or general occupancy.
A dense list of un furnished and furnished rooms offered for rent in multiple Northwest and downtown addresses. Advertisements specify private families, heat and gas, private bath, light housekeeping, single or shared rooms, and options for board. Some entries request price, location, and full details by mail, with many boxes for responses.
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