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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
13
Wages set at 25 per mort and port per farm work. Details are fragmented with unreadable names and locations. The text references Anus Baber and Fitsese afete, but the exact roles and dates remain unclear.
Male help wanted. Apply at Mt Cite 87 South Carat Band N S We email. Work on GoGo magazine. Live near town. Laser must have a ride. Right kind of boy for a job and apartment. Box 475, this office. Live energetic hustling. Collins Cleranson Va box. Gas engine operator wanted. Box ot this offer.
Classified help wanted notices show numerous positions for women including general housework, washing, laundry, chamberwork, and waitressing. Employers seek colored and white applicants, with many ads offering daily or weekly wages, on location across Washington area addresses and apartment settings.
A fragmented notice offers pressing and dyeing services for ladies and garments with references to fur and detiver work. Includes two parcel pickup options, a Melnik Studio request for printing and a promo code for a discount, and hints at photography services.
An assortment of horses, carriages, and harness items offered at Speedway Stables 406-410 Fourth Street NW and 404 1th Street NW. Listings include grand phaetons, greengage models, runabouts, broughams, wagons, harness, and leather gear with prices ranging from 90 to 191 dollars. Also advertised is a child’s small painte pony and a light business wagon with harness.
Deposit notices list a flood of lost purses keys watches and trinkets with rewards offered. Items include a pocketbook containing money a ring a watch a scarf pin a umbrella and a dog named Teddy. Contacts point to addresses near Vermont Ave N W and Capitol St and rewards range from small sums to full value for return.
A jumble of lost and found ads, rewards, and for sale listings. Items include a black on cam collar dog, a glass pin engraved back, a water inspector badge, a gold stick pin, a canary, a Maltese dog, a leather purse, a bicycle, a pistol frame, and various potted goods. Names of streets and offices appear with contact instructions and times.
A cluttered advertisement page lists slightly used pianos including a Knabe upright and a Weber upright, with other instruments and square pianos, plus launch listings, boats, carriages, and assorted household goods. Also offered are engineering equipment from Murray Engineering Co, and various tools and furniture pieces with contact details and pickup notes.
Big bargains on household goods and appliances from Jamestown carloads offered by Oppenheimer on Ninth Street Northwest. Listings include sewing machines, furniture, washstands, window shades, enamelware, beds, tables, chairs, and a gasoline launch, with prices ranging from a few cents to several dollars. buyers urged to apply at 714 1st Street NW or contact KOX box for responses.
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