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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1910
Page
7
Readable notes describe multiple room options in NW and surrounding areas. Advertised features include furnished or unfurnished single rooms with board or without, private family homes, electric lights, shared or private bath, and varying rents. Several mentions of floor plans, large bright spaces, and accessible locations amid a cluttered OCR listing.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a farms sale notice with scattered references to Swat Farm One and related entities. Details are unclear but imply a notice seeking buyers or bidders for a property sale and associated legal or public notices. The readable segments mention locations, dates, and possibly a tax or utility context without clear outcomes.
An extensive real estate notice lists houses and flats for sale below value, detailing multiple 6 to 8 room residences with hot water heat, near Connecticut Avenue, F Street addresses, and Belmont area properties. Included are prices around 16 500 dollars, ground costs, and an emphasis on location advantages and notable properties. The lengthy ad mentions WM H Saunders & Co and Willett & Reinecke Co among agents, with various listings and rental reminders and an extensive crowd of property details across Washington DC streets.
A garbled listing shows Seaside real estate at Col Heights and Mount Pleasant with multiple properties for sale. Items include two and three bedroom flats, brick rooms, and two family flats near Monroe and Mass avenues, with prices ranging from three thousand to five thousand dollars. Numerous illegible fragments reference taxes, taxes, and local agents at 1309 A St.
Real estate notes describe multiple central Washington, D C properties for sale. Listings emphasize brick row houses, 2 story and 3 story homes with baths, gas and electric, hot water, porches, cellars, and prime Georgetown to Dupont Circle areas. Prices range from 600 to 9000 dollars with terms, highlighting proximity to transit and amenities. Listings from Wagstaff & White and Charles Early Co appear among ad copy and open-house notices.
A flood of real estate listings across Washington DC showing three story brick houses near Lincoln Park and Georgetown Heights. Joseph L Weller 602 F St NW advertises several 3200 to 3350 dollar homes with features like water heat, baths, porches, and alley access while Walker listings emphasize two story brick homes with 9 rooms near Capitol Hill and park road.
A flood of listings from Moore Hill and Stone Fairfax detail multiple Washington Heights homes for sale or exchange. Properties range from 7 to 12 rooms with features like hot water heat, brick construction, and basements. Several ads promote investment opportunities and quick sales in a competitive market.
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