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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
12
Notice offers free small advertisements up to fifteen words for Help Wanted Situations For Rent Rooms Lost and Found and similar needs. One ad per day per person. If responses fail we invite further insertions to secure results.
The Post explains want ads can be placed at agency branches and drugstores for a small fee. Agencies in Northwest Northeast Southeast Southwest and Anacostia list locations where ads are delivered to The Post, with hours and delivery options.
Woolverine Co seeks male and female clerks and real estate buyers to provide names and addresses of potential government clerks. Promises easy payments, free car showing property, and high commissions on sales from names supplied. Confidential interviews arranged by writing BOX 408.
Classified style notice listing multiple help wanted positions and opportunities across Washington. Entries include real estate buyers, domestic workers, farm tasks, clerical and commercial school ads, with details on contact boxes and addresses, hours, wages, and various job qualifications. Names of employers and locations appear in shorthand along with box numbers for responses.
Classified notices show numerous openings including clerks salesmen drivers maids cooks waitresses and general housework roles. Many postings seek experienced reliable men and women with references in diverse trades for positions in stores farms and households around Washington DC Montgomery and nearby Maryland locations.
A fragmented classifieds page shows barter offers including automobile for horse and carriage, pianos for goods, piano lessons for room and home, clerks exchanging with higher paid positions, and builders lots for sale. Also announces whiskey sale, motor car stock, and miscellaneous notices with boxes for responses.
A dense montage of lost and found items from The Washington Post including watches rings bracelets pins belts keys pocketbooks and a stray dog. Entries specify locations such as 16th Street NW Mount Pleasant cemetery and the Maury with rewards offered for returns. Several personal notices mention names and addresses and the scattered items cover jewelry eyewear and a handbag with cash.
A long miscellaneous for sale list includes piano bargains from multiple makers such as Enase Rosewood Baby Grand Knabe here and there, upright Steinway, Strauss, Schafter and more, plus other items like a Mary T launch, a portable oven, and household goods. Names include Nyman Collector, Hugo Woroh, box numbers, and Washington DC area addresses.
A jumble of help wanted and offering notices from the Washington Domestic Guild. Entries include experienced butler and wife combos, a colored couple seeking work, a good, reliable man with wife and daughter seeking placement, and a house to take care of. Requests include wages, references, and location details.
A long column of classified ads shows multiple workers seeking jobs and employers listing posts. Listings include a whale AI accountant bookkeeper assistant, ad writers, a French teacher, general laborers, bakers, bartenders, butlers, stewards and valets, clerks, and other service roles, noting boxes and addresses for responses, and varying qualifications and wages. The ads reflect a period classifieds market with diverse skilled and unskilled roles and immediate hiring cues.
Classified help wanted items for cafe manager, caretakers, drivers, clerks, janitors, chambermaids, cooks and companions. Many entries specify race, age, and wages with boxes directing readers to submit replies to the Washington Domestic Guild and various offices. Names and addresses are provided only as box numbers in the listings.
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