Real Estate Inquiry for Street Close Property
A client seeks to buy one or eight nearby street-close properties priced between 3000 and 4000 dollars. They request contact for available listings matching this description.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
9
A client seeks to buy one or eight nearby street-close properties priced between 3000 and 4000 dollars. They request contact for available listings matching this description.
Advertisement notes the sale of a plat for $500.00 with a call to visit for more details.
For sale in Athens area a new double floored cottage with storm shelter on Prince Ave within a 15 minute walk of town priced at 4250.00. Also an eight room house on a best street with all conveniences at a beat price and terms. Includes a truck, chicken and dairy farm in Oak Grove city limits with adjustable terms. Country option: home with conveniences four miles out on 35 acres near macadam road.
A complete list of vacant lots across all sections of Athens is available with bargains noted. Prices range from $200 and up. See us for details and picks.
Classifieds list rental offerings including a 6 room cottage near Normal School at 15 dollars and a large store room on Thomas Street near Broad at 30 dollars. A comic dialogue and a magazine joke fragment appear, including a jeweler quip about a watch.
Florida oranges and grapefruit advertised at Williamson's with a variety of produce. Local services include cleaning and pressing by Daniel Isaacs on Clayton Street. Lipscomb & Co. offer fire insurance with contact numbers. Car sales from Bishop Motor Garage and overhauled runabout and Cadillac for sale. Barber college course promoted by Moler Barber College. Klein & Martin advertise carriage overhauls and wood yard services. Shetland pony and horses listed with dray details.
Mr C W McClure proprieter of a ten cent store chain visits Athens during the T P A convention. He owns the local McClure store and praises Athens as progressive and well run. He commends The Georgian hotel as the best he has seen in his travels and notes the city’s promising outlook.
The Cincinnati Nationals toppled Georgia nine to six in nine innings in cold conditions. Bostwick pitched for Georgia, allowing three runs, while Autrey and Darben led Reds with multiple hits including two baggers. Egan starred for Cincinnati with two safeties and strong defense.
Local fans praised the GEORGIA box score as a strong showing, signaling the team’s near-term absence from the local diamond and leaving fans regretting the last sighting of their play.
The Vanderbilt Glee Club will perform at the Colonial on April first, promising a society event of the season with many theatre parties already arranged. endorsements from Memphis Lebanon Harriman and Macon praise the varied program, entertainment value, and large audiences.
The Favorite on College Avenue, formerly Fairyland, is undergoing necessary improvements. Today the operator Mr. Stone plans to show pictures while completing work after show hours. He promises aNeater theatre and urges patrons to visit Elite and Favorite for 5 cent entertainment as work continues.
Lt. DuPree in command arrested six SI members for failing to attend drill. Names will be reported to state authorities. The unit works to fix its footing as drill improves daily and aims to pass the upcoming inspection next Tuesday night.
A twenty five strong Savannah delegation arrived in the city by a Central of Georgia special car to attend the T P A convention. President Jerome P Eckstein led the group with P N Coleman secretary pro tem distributing booklets extolling Savannahs advantages.
The New York Globe lauds Johns Hopkins Professor Henry A. Rowland as the era’s leading physicist since Joule and Kelvin. It notes his work on the mechanical equivalent of heat and spectrum analysis, including a machine cutting 40 000 lines per inch, and his multiplex telegraph invention. He testified under oath in a Cataract Power case and quipped about being the greatest American scientist.
A neatly dressed but wan middle aged tallan woman led a boy into a Land Title building lawyer to apply for a divorce. The lawyer asked if she wanted all money and she replied she only wanted part of his money.
A. F. Moore sues T. J. Donaldson, chain gang superintendent, for 25000 alleging he contracted smallpox while imprisoned in Fulton county stockade. Moore, sent for ten months for assault, alleges rheumatism and permanent injuries after exposure to a smallpox patient in hospital.
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