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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1908
Page
22
Readable fragments describe a local public notice with action and official names but lack complete details. The text hints at a formal order or sale with unidentified parties and dates, leaving key dates, locations, and claimant lists unreadable.
A fragmented OCR page lists various job ads and notices including waitstaff dining room, solicitor, stenographer, tutor, piano teacher, waiter, and canvassing roles. It mentions positions at Garald, Washington, and area addresses with pay hints and age requirements.
Classified ad offers white and colored women for general housework, cooking, and child care in Washington, with multiple positions including cooks, maids, and nannies. Notes emphasize willingness to travel, quotes salaries, and requests references and age ranges.
A fragmented era of business notices and classified ads shows real estate opportunities and wholesale listings. It mentions capital needs, wholesale baste suppliers, and various vendors in New York Argentina Kentucky and Washington with contact prompts and box numbers for inquiries.
Repair shop ad lists Typewriters carriage repair services and Marfa painting specialty. Mentions first class work, Mt. Doylt 108 Sth St NW, phone M yg mie.
A dense OCR page lists numerous lost items and rewards including jewelry watches dogs and umbrellas. Entries mention locations such as Chevy Chase Circle Corcoran Street and 14th Street with rewards offered for return. Names like Miss Tirowne Mrs Hobinsy and Robert Pinkins appear among the scattered notices.
A chaotic notice sheet offers rewards and contact details for many lost items and persons, including a pigeon with ring numbers, personal belongings like a pocketbook, vest, umbrella, and shoes, and requests to contact city Ticket Offices and post office boxes. It catalogs a broad mix of homing pigeons, luggage, and various personal articles with scattered addresses and phone references.
Notice from commissioners of the District of Columbia asking for bids by 12 oclock noon Monday June 15 1908 for construction of sewers in the Columbia District. Forms and information may be obtained at Room 47 Building Westlington. Henry P. Bytarlans and Henry Lost Jay J Morrow commissioners. DC 228466
A chaotic classified listing offers Knabe pianos upright grand table furniture sewing machines and various household items. Ads mention prices for pianos uprights chairs tables dressers mirrors a typing machine and a dog with many other odds and ends. Buyers are directed to street addresses and contact names with varied conditions and prices.
A disjointed classified page lists items for sale including clothing, braces, dresses, skirts, gowns, and hats. household goods such as gas ranges, sewing machines, upright pianos, a massage table, and a boat. plus sporting gear like baseballs, gloves, and a fielders’ mask. Numerous vehicles, tools, firearms, and miscellaneous hardware appear with short, partial descriptions and prices.
A fragmented catalog of items for sale including auto parts bicycles sewing machines furniture and electronics with prices and partial locations. Readable entries mention a 10 horsepower Alto apparatus a domestic sewing machine and a portable typewriter among many other secondhand items.
An ad from a dentistry papery touts painless crown and bridge work advertised as longer lasting than natural teeth. It mentions Dr JL Wilson and a local contact in Washington Rug Go with phone exchange 436. It pivots to rug weaving and carpet cleaning services, listing weaving and fabric details.
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