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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
3
A dense classified listing of employment and maid services including maids nurses nannies seamstresses waitresses and housekeepers. It notes positions by colored or white applicants with ages and locations across Washington area addresses and contact hints for each posting.
A dense list of multiple furnished rooms for rent across Washington area addresses. Ads describe front rooms, two rooms, or suites in private houses or apartments with heating, bath access, housekeeping facilities, and varying price points. Numerous addresses on NW streets such as De Salen, 1st, 8th, 10th, 12th, 15th and nearby avenues indicate centralized, convenient locations. Some entries note private family households, summer rates, and easy car access near transit lines.
A dense OCR compilation lists many furnished front rooms for rent in Washington DC areas including NW addresses such as 154 Aenyon St NW and 1941 St NW. Advertisements promise private baths, hot water, gas ranges, and summer rates, often targeting gentlemen or adults and sometimes mentioning private families or housekeeping facilities.
Advertisements offer numerous furnished and unfurnished rooms in private homes across Northwest DC near Union Station, Stanton, and masses of streets. Listings emphasize hot water heat, back porches, southern exposure, and reasonable weekly rates. Many rooms welcome single occupants and couples with private families or gentlemen, some with baths, gas, and daily calls after six.
A long listing of furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent in Rochester and Oswego areas. Includes prices from weekly to monthly, various rooms with private baths or shared facilities, board options, and proximity to Union Station, business districts, and universities. Numerous addresses in northwest and central neighborhoods referenced with current summer rates and contact possibilities.
A sprawling list of rooms for rent across Northwest and nearby streets. Offers include furnished and unfurnished spaces with heat, gas, baths, porch access, and some with board or telephone. Prices range from about $5 to $18 monthly per room, with multiple single, double, and communal options noted across streets like 10th, 11th, 12th, and G, H, and Fourth Streets, NW.
A long listing of furnished rooms with or without board across multiple properties in Northwest DC and nearby suburbs. Advertisements include private families offering meals, shared kitchens, and flexible terms, with rates ranging from modest monthly sums to seven dollars, plus notes on water, heat, and utilities. Several ads request inquiries by box numbers or local offices.
A noisy ad listing moving, packing, storage and packing supplies from Merchants' Transfer & Storage Co and Fidelity Storage Co along with offers for moth proof storage, free dampless vaults, and discounts for families. Promises large moving vans, experienced drivers, and guaranteed service from Littlefield, Alvord & Co with various addresses in Washington areas.
A fragmented notice from Reading mentions a standard veering event, with references to trea hs and New SIGS, along with numbers and addresses. The wording is unclear but centers on a dated listing and associated entities including Mudd Sr Inc and 410 Reading Handerd.
In a garbled era of legal notices a case involving Thomas and Francis Smith appears in the Supreme Court docket. The document references a summons or appearance, with multiple names and procedural phrases, indicating a formal action or response scheduled in the court. Additional details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
Historic district court record outlines trial actions over damages along the Ancarna River. It references opening of a road, jury proceedings, and orders for final ratification, publication, and service of orders by the marshal and officials in Washington.
In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia a motion concerns extending Rock Creek drive northwest in the District. The court to hear condemnation for land needed for the project and assess damages to landowners. Notices direct interested parties to appear on a specified date and time. proclamations will publish in Washington Law Reporter and Washington Post.
In the District of Columbia Equity Court case against Robert Sinclair and others, notices seek to prevent payments and recoup sums under a contract. The filing lists parties, court names, and dates, with multiple legal actions and the Probate Court context including executors and testamentary matters.
An unclear OCR reading describes a health movement effort with references to orders, dates, and a cloth-related item. The readable portions suggest a community notice about mobilizing health activities and distributing materials or guidance to residents. Further specifics are not legible.
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