Take a Step Back in Time: Homes for as Little as $9.30 per Month in August of 1904

Published October 7, 2013

Take a look back at how much homes cost in 1904! Check out this great old advertisement from the Evening Star with homes for as little as $9.30 per month.

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Check out this great old advertisement from the Evening Star. Homes for as little as $9.30 per month! This ad was printed on August 4th, 1904.

Evening Star homes for rent - August 4th, 1904 — Evening Star homes for rent – August 4th, 1904

Posted in Old Ads & Classifieds
and tagged 1900s

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