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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
25
Readable segments describe multiple furnished rooms for rent in various blocks around 42 Mass Ave NW and nearby streets. Listings mention single and double rooms, front rooms, hall rooms, and rooms with board. Some entries note proximity to baths, nearby departments or business sections, and reasonable rates with summer rates and utilities.
Numerous listings offer furnished rooms with board in central Washington hotels and houses. Advertised options include single and double rooms with meals or private baths, summer rates, proximity to landmarks, and varying occupancy terms for families, singles, or couples.
A chaotic OCR list details numerous northwest DC rooms and flats for rent near Capitol, Library, and stations. Entries describe large front rooms, unfurnished or furnished options, gas and bath, summer rates, board arrangements, and proximity to transit, with prices ranging around monthly rents and inclusive amenities.
A long list of rental notices in NW DC offering large and small rooms in houses and apartment shares. Various locations include Deegg, Columbia Hetehte, Monroe St, Vine, 7th St NW, A St SE, 9th St NW, 19th St NW, and 1434 Corcoran. Options include single or multiple rooms, with or without baths, some with modern conveniences, some near car lines or transit. Prices range per week or month, with references to front rooms, basements, and shared amenities. Several entries specify fur or unfur, private baths, and proximity to landmarks like Congress Library and city lines.
Multiple short notices seeking furnished or unfurnished rooms and board in private homes across central and northwest Washington. Listings specify 3 to 7 rooms, baths or access, meals, and moderate weekly or monthly rates, with various preferences for location near Harvard Street, Oakama Park, and the Patent Office.
A dense collage of apartment and room rental notices from Northwest Washington. Listings include multifour room units at The Cumberland and The Champlain, furnished or unfurnished options, summer rates, private baths, back porches, and proximity to Union stations. Some listings offer sublets, short-term leases, or early July move-ins with utilities and amenities noted.
A jumble of rental notices lists multiple brick houses for rent across Washington Heights and central areas. Units include furnished and unfurnished options with varying rooms from four to nine, some with baths, screens, awnings, and telephones. Several listings specify addresses such as 113 Ga Ave SE and 20 13th St NW, with terms like low rents, summer per month rates, and contact through owners or offices.
A jumble of ads seeks buyers or renters for houses with 2 to 6+ rooms in Northwest and Capitol Heights. Couples or individuals aim for monthlies around 30 to 36 dollars. several listings request quick responses, with various addresses and contact details scattered.
An auction notice states a property at F Street is sold by THOS J CHEN & 80 and THOS J OWEN SON, with a 30 foot alley, brick building, and rear stable. Terms include a deposit and a deed of trust, payment over years at 6 percent interest, and a sale date in January 2018. Auctioneers Wilson & Mayers advertise livelihood in real estate.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes proposals for constructing a water project and hospital plans in Washington DC, with references to officials, bids, and public notice dates. It mentions a Takoma Sivta hospital, a May date, and various names and agencies involved in bidding and oversight. The text is fragmented but indicates a formal procurement process with multiple parties and locations.
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