City of Atlanta tax sales list for 1912 1915 includes multiple parcels
The document lists numerous Atlanta city lots from Wards 7 to 10 in Fulton County, with frontages on Stewart Avenue, Griffin Street, Lakewood Avenue, and Palmetto Street. Each entry specifies lot numbers, district, frontage feet, back depth, street numbers, and whether improved or vacant, with fi fas issued in favor of the city against owners like Jane White and Susan Ward for city taxes for various years, including 1912 1913 1914 1915, and notes parcels levied upon by City Marshal for tax sale.
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Humphries Street
Hightower
Wells
Avanta
Baker
Jane White
City of
Atlanta
Maid Jane White
Futan County
Georgia
Stewart Avenue
Catherin
Masiand
Atv
Allanta
Sisal T Ward
Susan T Ward
Griffin Street
Jones 2d
Wald
AL Tanta Adfontag Driak
Atante
Vt Acer Tm
Atanta Ward
Bea Rirre
Lin Gero Ctr
Sarth Avenue
Kuean
Yancey
Walnut Street
Gause
Ff Herrington
City of Atlanta
Futton County
Palmatto Street
Peeblen
Abbott
I A. Eturidge
Fulton County
Snaib Street
Herean and
Heron
J “Andrews
Eli of Atlanta
Welch and
Mary Streete
Ald Mtreat
Sarah Thomas
Alienta
CF Thomas
Bulton County
Little Street
Washington
Pallam Steets
Seid Street
Atanta
Thomas Jom Buller
Auanta
Lbntua Street
Steeet
Oo Ling Co
Anita Attelning
Ty Mathews
Uty
Wuld To
Aga
Mathews
Cy Tates
Penest
E Thomas
Yarbed
Atlunta
Pat
Ceurgia
Paniatyh
Treeta
Runnis
Nora
Lees Fan
Sald Ut
Sul Sar
Felda
Uth
Ceargia
Futon County
Ceorgia
Murry
Cresnan
Reese
Mattle Jackson
Herrington
de Kalbouny
Hathammtreet
Welder
Candler
City of Atlante
Rtott
JL Womack
Atlante
Ania J Womack
Fut
Stonewall Street
Property tax sale notices for Atlanta ward and Fulton County
Public notices list numerous properties in Atlanta and Fulton County levied for city and county taxes for years 1912 1914 and other dates. The notices name owners such as Mathews Bayliss and Womack and describe parcels fronting streets like Stonewall Street Hightower Street and Pearkfield with dimensions and locations across wards and districts. Many properties are described by frontages and backages and include houses and lots with tax liens and sales to satisfy city tax claims.
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City of Atlanta
Noland
Falton Uty
Lakewood
Tae
Ron
Lak
Mire
Akl
Valdosta Develops Vegetable Plant Growing Industry
Valdosta on April 3 reports a booming vegetable plant trade centered on tomatoes cabbage and sweet potato slips. Growers like J Lorris and Bruce Wholesale Plant Co lead shipments nationwide with thousands of slips and multi thousand dollar orders, while irrigation improvements boost yields and future sales.
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Valdosta
Iailior
San Antonio
Texas
Derrs
Dorris
Maine
Bruce Wholesale
Tumitoss
Jitney Bus Petition Sparks Courtroom Showdown
Street Car Company attorney opposes the jitney petition in superior court. A heated exchange revealed the Georgia Railway and Power Company’s strong interest while bond issues and insurer uncertainty clouded the injunction fight as proceedings focused on legal principles and affidavits.
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Street Car Company
Tte
Hea
Jude. Hell
Jitney
Ity Ordnance
Walter T Calquitt
Georgia, Railway and Payer Company
We Calquitt
Thomas B Feider
Bipael
Wr Colquitt
Mayson
Jitney Bus
Coy Pearce
Atlanta
Girl Dies Surf Bathing at St Augustine Beach
In St Augustine Florida on April 3 Miss Se die Bellis Stanton of Clinton Indiana drowned while swimming at South Beach. Paul Bigler of the same city, who accompanied her into the surf, was rescued unconscious but expected to recover.
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St_Augustine
Fla
Sedie Bellis Stanton
Clinton
Indiana
South Beach
Paul Bigler
Grand Jury Probes Central Robbery
The United States grand jury met in the morning to investigate Harrisons and Carl Benty over a $190000 unsigned currency robbery of a team at Central Woolna. The panel adjourned in the afternoon without public statements or indictments filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Grand Jury
Harrisons
Carl Benty
Cennal WooNa
Probe Committee Report Adopted Amid Contested Vote
The council adopted the probe committee report into charges against Councilman Renfroe and irregularities in city government after debate. Alderman Thomson objected to adoption as submitted, urged copies to all members, and sought delay for thorough digesting, while others defended findings and the $23 payment to Mrs Carter for investigative work. The motion to defer failed, and the report passed with Thomson abstaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wook
Renfroe
Ashley
Dunlap
Albert Thomson
Beig
Mre Carter
Ab’hiey
Carter
Ths
Farlinger
Renfros
Theas
Opm
Renfives
Wen
Thomson
Edwin Johnson
Rentree and
Farlingee
Ecity
Tavor
Mr. Carter
Weaver Elected Head of Old Fire Fighters
Survivors of Atlanta’s first fire department Volunteer Company No 1 held their annual meeting and election of officers Monday. JK Weaver was reelected president with Charles Alassett as vice president, John M Heinz secretary, and BE Gardiner treasurer. The company, organized in 1850, served until Atlanta’s fire department was formed, providing service without pay or equipment. Present were J K Weaver, E Gardiner, Charles Heins, Charles Klassett, Lewis Bender, A Klassett, John M W Heinz, H P Haney, and H C Dunlap.
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Atlantas
First Fire Department
Atlanta
JK Weaver
Charles Alassett
John M. Heinz
Gardiner
Gardiner Charles Heins
Charles Klassett
Lewis Bender A Klassett
John M W Heinz
H P Haney
H C Dunlap
Primary candidates named for Chattooga April 18 vote
Chattooga county officers see fifteen candidates qualified for the April 18 primary. Sheriff race features four contenders including N Rich and C A Waters. Other races show incumbents in several posts with surveyor clerk of court and ordinary contested.
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Chattooga
Lyerly
Chattooga County
T M Anderson
N & Rich
C A Waters
H Dalton
J W Alexander
Fen Fey
A H Glenn
T J Anderson
Robert Mocking
GW Sewell
T T Davis
S C Martin
BE Bchmidt
J P Johnston
Wool Gamble
S E Joneapee
Oj Laker
S W Ragadale
F_ Wills
L. Denton
Brooka
Superior Court
ED Wheeler
J M Fuller
C A Roberta
T H Starr
Verner
J Tomapinka
BD Alexander
J P Bagby
T Kinch
T D Tangly
J Ho Arneld Pascal Jones
J W Ragsdale
Dallas
Underwood challenges Dupont over nitrogen plant deal in senate
Senator Oscar Underwood of Alabama read into the senate record a letter to Pierre and DuPont alleging Hugh L. Cooper and Charles R. Landis acted as DuPont agents to defeat the Muscle Shoals nitrogen project by backing a government plant. He demanded a specific denial or he would present it in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Underwood
Alabama
Senate
Pierre & DuPont
Hugh L. Cooper
Charles R Landis
DuPont de Nemours Powder Company
House
DuPont Company
DuPont
Powder
Muscle Shoals Ala
Sid
TriPont
Ths
Henry Ignores Court Warning and Goes to Jail
Henry disobeyed a court warning from Judge L Rosser Jr and returned to his wife leading to a municipal court appearance for inn and disord. He was held in default of bail at 600 dollars after being arrested at a grocery store near Peachtree and Auburn avenues. He lives on Luckie Street. initial address mis listed as Peachtree Street.
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L. Rosser Jr
Indod
Henry
Rosser
We Henry
Beatrice Henry
Peachtree and
Auburn Avenue
Peachtree Street
Luckle Street
Ear Nearly Cut Off In Automobile Wreck
Athens on April 3 Special Returning from Atlanta to Whitmire with three Studebakers George Rice and GoM Stephensen in the rear car met with an accident Mr Stephensen injured not seriously however The front cars met a mini tourer and the auto damaged the party in an effort to dodge the oncoming machine the last Studebaker was wrecked If Stephenson had an ear cut nearly off received severe bruises but no broken bones and went on to Whitmire this morning
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Athens
Atlanta
Whitmire
Studebaker
George Rice
Gom Stephensen
Stephensen
Judge Samuel Weakly Visits Atlanta With Prohibition Plans
Judge Samuel DP Weakly of Alabama, author of Georgia prohibition law, toured Atlanta yesterday and conferred with headquarters of the Anti Saloon League. He is said to draft similar laws for North Carolina for introduction at its next general assembly session.
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Samuel DP Weakly
Alabama
Georgia
Atlanta
Ant! Saloon League
Weakly
Virginia
North Carolina
General Assembly
Anti Saloon League
Cleanse the Blood Banish Rheumatism
Advertisement touts a blood tonic claiming to cure rheumatism by cleansing the blood of uric acid. It promises renewed strength and health, urging long standing cases to write for advice and start taking the tonic immediately. It promotes Swift Specific Co Atlanta as the source and a 5-8 dose from a druggist.
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Swift
Atlanta
Action deferred on Louis D Brandeis nomination
Washington reports the Senate judiciary committee deferred action on Louis D Brandeis for the Supreme Court. Senator Walsh urged rejection, citing moral concerns and clouded integrity, while Cummins and Worke supported Brandeis for his reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Acton
Louis D Brande
Supreme Court
Senate
Fletcher Democrat
Walsh
Chilton
Cummins
Worka
Hile
Athens War Veterans to Form Organization
Veterans of the Spanish American War and the Foreign Wars of the United States plan to organize a camp in Athens. A meeting is set for Saturday to form the association for those who served in Cuba, the Philippines, the Boxer uprising in China, or Guam.
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Athens
Foreign Wars of the United Stated
Cuba
Philippines
China
Ochre mineral property sold in Bartow County
Chattanooga Tennessee April 3 The New Jersey Zinc Company of New York City has purchased from a syndicate of 12 local businessmen the property of the American Ochre Company near Cartersville Georgia. The deal involved 50000 dollars and includes deposits of barytes. Engineers are on site preparing development with 20000 to 30000 dollars to be spent. Barytes will be mined by placer process, a powerful pump erected, and a hill containing deposits washed away for refinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
New Jersey Zinc Company
New York City
American Ochre Company
Cartersvile
Bartow County
Georgia
New Jersey Zinc Company 11
Birmingham Autoists Plan an Inspection of Forrest Highway
The Birmingham Motor and Country club will send fifty or more members in fifteen automobiles to Rome on Saturday April. Led by Richard W Massey president of the Forrest Highway association the party aims to inspect the highway between Birmingham and Rome. After lunch in Gadsden they arrive in Rome about 5 pm and will be hosted by the Roma Chamber of Commerce at a banquet. Some participants will then proceed Sunday to Chattanooga along the Dixie highway.
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Rome
Birmingham Motor and Country Club
Richard W Massey
Forrest Highway Association
Bunningham
Birmingham
Gadsden
Roma Chamber of
Chattanas
Calomel Laxative Ads Warn of Liver Harm and Safer Substitute
A fragmented vintage ad warns that calomel dynamites a sluggish liver and can cause cramps nausea and fainting. It promotes a harmless vegetable substitute liver tonic as a safer alternative and urges readers to consult a druggist for guidance.
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Alan
Agian Ft
Thomas
Herryton
Probe Committee
Mountain
Win Johnson
Jemsen
Weaver
Wyte
Pauding County
Paulding County
Floyd
Harry Johnson
Oscar Underwood
Samuel Weakly
S.S.S
Louis D. Brandies
Henatar
Brandeis
Ahd
Cumming
Athens War Veterans
New Jersey Zinco Co
Forrest Highway
Sanitol
Mangae
Macy
Donse Brothers
Detroit
J. W. Goldsmith, JR
East North Ave
Ivy
Esinol
Baltimore
Phly
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