Classified help wanted notices in a 2001 city exchange
Fragmented OCR lists with names and addresses offering work and services. Mentions include cooks, waiters, housemen, and general helpers, with contact references and scattered locations such as 1221 25th and 1224 curse in whaleas. The text reflects a local classified ads page fragment seeking employment and exchange services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Korean
Cook
Houseman
Waller’s Exchange
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Union Station
Baltimore
Change yourself and seize opportunity in job market
A garbled ad section shows a man urging readers to overcome fear and switch to better work. It lists positions in sales, carpentry, clerical, auto, plumbing, and many short term gigs with varied pay from $5 to $150 monthly. Contains street addresses and company names for employment bureaus and openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Bundegham Motors
Birmingham Motors Seeks Aggressive Salesmen and Clerks
Help wanted ads describe Birmingham Motors offering higher weekly pay, training for ambitious men, and opportunities across sales and service roles. Listings seek house clerks, taxi drivers, insurance sales trainees, and furnishing store help with references. multiple box replies and address details shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa. Ave
Bootblack
17Th St
Boolblacks
45Th St
Ttt
New York Ave
Ona
I Washington ‘Taxi Co
Kalorama Garage
Ntv
11Th St. Nw
Job listings mixed want ads in 1920s Baltimore area
A dense classified fragment offers a mix of ads for positions including stenographers typists clerks office workers and domestic help. It lists pay weekly wages monthly wages and various employer locations across Washington Baltimore and surrounding areas with many white and colored workers sought.
Classified Helper Wanted and Services in 1920s Ad Section
A dense classifieds page listing varied help wanted ads and services. It includes laborers and skilled workers, cooks, maids, seamstresses, stenographers, and clerks. Also features furniture, pianos, laundry, and miscellaneous sales along with a notice for experienced pastry/bakery staff and a bridal advertisement.
Diplomat Want Ad Feels Lost in Washington Currents
Fragmentary notice shows a want ad for a diplomat named Esteban Gil Bors involved in foreign relations. The text hints at direct lines and classification, but the full context and details are unclear from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Esteban
Gil Bors
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Hater OY
Janis
Staat Aparttend
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Colseed
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Marriud
Gators
Richmond
HW. B
Lemayne
Dleen
Rakington Business Bureau
Desigree
Haphrianomd
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Relewars
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Sacrifice
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Piand St
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Tanets
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Hekington Manor
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