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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
18
A crowded block of rental notices describes furnished front rooms and entire floors for single or multiple occupants near Stanton Library, with options including board, private baths, gas heat, and river views. Advertisements include numerous street addresses and rates, highlighting convenient access to transit stations and central locations.
Fragmented rental list shows for rent rooms with board at hotels and apartments across central Washington DC areas. Advertises utilities, common areas, and amenities from the midcentury period with weekly and daily rates, including special corporate and hotel listings such as the George Washington Hotel and Astor, with prices starting around five dollars a week and escalating to thirty four dollars a week for select rooms.
A late 19th or early 20th century classified ad collection shows multiple couples and individuals seeking furnished or unfurnished rooms or small apartments. Entries mention beat-by-beat preferences: heated front rooms, proximity to Capitol area, reasonable rents from about $5 to $8 monthly, and exchanges or shared living arrangements. Several notices specify safety, privacy, and proximity to work, with references to boxes and offices for responses.
A chaotic OCR listing shows multiple apartment names and addresses such as THE KENESAW, 1th and Leving sts, and THE BACHELOR, 173 Hat. It includes mentions of furnished and unfurnished units, elevator access, and specific ads like APARTMENTS WANTED FURNISHED and TWO FLATS FOR RENT. It also references dining venues and lodging like THE DELFT INN, with scattered details about rates and locations.
Farm sale ad promises half price and immediate action with a quick deposit to secure. It mentions convenient relocation options and references a Washington DC area origin with vague railroad and telegraph terms. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear places.
A lengthy RTC style real estate roundup lists numerous rental houses and apartments in Washington area districts. It includes addresses such as 404 Gat.ne and 1219 Wmeonmn ave, various apartment blocks, large houses, and commercial spaces with details on rooms, baths, water heat, parking, and proximity to Capitol. Listings mention prices from a few dollars to several hundred per month, with multiple agents like GRACE M THOMAS and WESTCOTT & STORY servicing to rent or lease diverse properties.
A garbled classified ads page shows horses and vehicles for sale, homes and lots for sale, rent and rental terms, and multiple owners and addresses. Listings mention a beagle house, two lots for sale near Hock Creek, suburban sale with down payment and no tax terms, and various real estate and vehicle opportunities. Names include ADAM DICKHAUT, ROBERT E HEATER, ANTON BETTMOUTH, and PERL. Addresses and prices are scattered, with references to 1915 Paave and 612 Colorado Bldg.
Ardent urge for bids in Buenos Aires for a harbor improvement project with civil works and electrical systems. Proposals due December 12 at 12 noon at the Superintendent’s office in Washington DC, accompanied by certified checks and 60 percent bond. Names and specifics are obscured by OCR but refer to principal parties and location.
Auctioneer notes property delivered by Metropolitan Police of the District of Columbia. Items include bicycles clothing and miscellaneous goods. Sale date appears as November 32 2907 with unclear year. owners not calling for removal under local code.
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