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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1909
Page
28
Classifieds list furnished rooms for rent in Northwest Washington with various options. Entries advertise single rooms or suites for women or couples, often with meals or shared kitchens, near bus routes and downtown. Prices range from weekly to monthly, with amenities like running water, heat, and proximity to Creswell or Colum bia area.
A long list of furnished rooms for rent in NW Washington areas including 8th Street, 16th Street, and nearby towers. Offers include high street front rooms, heat, baths, and weekly or monthly rates. several listings note proximity to GPO, stations, and buses. Various setups for single or double occupancy, often with private or shared baths and table board.
A garbled OCR advertisement listing multiple rental rooms in various Washington, D.C. areas. It mentions amenities such as private baths, board, and central locations with weekly or monthly rates. Numerous entries reference NW and SW blocks, with several properties offering two baths, front rooms, and furnished or unfurnished options.
Classified ads seek multiple rooms and board with private entran ces. Listings include furnished and unfurnished rooms on the northwest corridor near 4th Street, with rates from two to five dollars per week and various amenities. Prospective tenants include couples, single men, and women, with references and long or short term stays.
Classifieds describe numerous rooms for rent with varying features such as unfurnished or furnished options, shared kitchens, private baths, and different floor levels. Listings note proximity to libraries, streets like 7th and 20th Avenues, and emphasize affordable weekly or monthly rates, with several rooms advertised for single adults and couples.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a board seeking a person identified as Lady Ane Oante Man with unclear roles. Reading indicates a base keeper position and a contact or assignment detail may follow, but the readable content is garbled and provides no clear names, places, or dates. Further text is too damaged to extract a coherent event.
A dense legal notices page lists various court actions and public proceedings. Names such as Reger, Yost, and Peary appear amid references to caseloads, orders, and deadlines. The text indicates filings, probate matters, and notices requiring responses or appearances.
Classified ad fragment seeking unfurnished rooms for two adults and a family, including options for two ladies in an office, a married couple without children, and rooms near Carnegie Library or Congressault area. Mentions prices up to 15 dollars monthly, shared kitchens, and communicating floor plans. partial text indicates multiple requests across areas and arrangements.
Readable fragments report a table board note about monthly rates and lanes at a crestents area. Mentions gas, wages, and a race theme linked to a summer event. Text is garbled but suggests scheduling and pricing details for a local board or row.
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