Real Estate Ad Promises Quick Rent Payoff
A concise sales pitch touts property as a sound investment with rents covering payments soon. It urges readers to inspect offerings and consider investment potential.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1908
Page
8
A concise sales pitch touts property as a sound investment with rents covering payments soon. It urges readers to inspect offerings and consider investment potential.
New York market shows tone steady with 4,700 sales. Opening and closing figures listed for November through March contracts, with December and January notably near 38 to 39 cents. Liverpool prices echo easy tone with 17,000 sales. Chicago closes with listed exchange quotations.
Havana on November 13 reports Cuba near elections to end the provisional interregnum. General Gomez leads Liberal factions to face General Menocal, Conservative nominee, with 107 electors and 24 senators to be chosen. Key issues include tariff policy with the United States and fears of upheaval despite a peaceful campaign image.
The Farmers' Union backed a central New Orleans cotton warehouse to store surplus crops for home owners. Governor Saunders endorsed, urging a possible special Louisiana legislature session. Aimed to keep cotton in state hands, with a 1 million bale capacity and negotiable warehouse certificates.
Dr T D Ellis Macon state league president spoke in Columbus at an Anti-Saloon League gathering saying prohibition laws are the best enforced in Georgia. He cited statewide drops in drinking and crime and ten month results surpassing expectations, while noting near beer is not as harmful as some think and many customers choose it over whisky.
An elderly health ad promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder issues claiming restoration of strength. The entry notes a resignation amid an elections controversy and recalls General Gomez's 1906 arrest during Palma’s revolt, later released. Gomez had served as governor of Santa Clara.
Mr C B Proctor of Virginia has moved to this city and joined the Athens Electric Railway Co as an electrical engineer. He previously worked with General Electric in Schenectady for years and is regarded as a highly capable employee. He is brother to Dr J P Proctor and Mrs W T Bryan of the city, and Who Banner extends a cordial welcome.
The men's meeting at the Y M C A hall tomorrow afternoon will be led by Rev W A Chastain. His address is expected to be a highlight of the event. Miss Virginia Bryan will perform several solos.
The senior gymnasium class of the Y M C A hosted a Thursday evening event at the Y M C A parlors for young people of the Christian church. About twenty five from the church joined later by YWCA gym class members bringing total guests near fifty. After gymnastics and indoor baseball, refreshments were served and the hour was enjoyed ro: the event fostered cordial social royalty.
In mid December W T Haygood of Farmington will relocate his family to Athens and occupy the Dearing Street residence long held by R Brandt. The Haygood family will be welcomed as new citizens. Prof R E Park departs today for Monticello to attend an Educational rally. Mrs S H Hutchens of Woodville was in town for a few hours yesterday.
Short notes of local ads and notices list services from Our Drug Company and Georgia Junk & Coal Co. Offers include prescriptions filled, coal delivery, boarding inquiries, wood orders, fire insurance, realty visits, and various sales. Also ads for rent, typewriter, a farmer’s mare, and a furnishing giveaway from Bailey Supply Co.
Mr. W. B. Steedman purchased a lot on Milledge Avenue between the homes of L. N. Young and O. R. Hinton. He plans to build a handsome residence next year in keeping with the upscale neighborhood.
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