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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1909
Page
5
Inquiries describe furnished or unfurnished rooms available for sublease at multiple addresses including 1408 G St and 3139 Mt Pleasant St. Advertisements mention meals, board and lodging options, weekly rates around 3 to 7 dollars and a board and room setup. Several lines reference a Walker and specific street corners.
Local notices advertise washing by day with multiple listings for laundries and dressmaking. Colored women seek home or shop work by the day, with aims at washing, ironing, and tidying households, and several Chicago area addresses appear as contact points.
A杂 mix of lodging ads lists many rooms for rent in Washington DC near the Capitol and Library. Descriptions highlight steam heat, modern conveniences, breakfast and board, private families or transient options, varying rates from about 28 to 50 dollars weekly, and locations on NW streets such as 6th, 7th, 8th, and Calvert. Several entries promise home cooking, private baths, and proximity to government buildings with flexible terms for singles and couples.
Historic classified ad notes numerous room rentals in Northwest Washington, listing board options, private baths, heating, and proximity to streetcar lines. Mentions Andrese Trinidad Avenue, 2104 Trinidad Avenue, and various NW streets with monthly rates from about $10 to $29, including front basement and large rooms suitable for gentlemen and office use.
A chaotic ad column lists numerous rooms for rent in Northwest Washington through multiple addresses. It includes furnished and unfurnished options, single and double rooms, private family terms, heat and gas, with several notices seeking tenants by the week or month. Names of streets, apartment numbers, and varying terms fill the pages.
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