Money to Loan and Mortgage Offers in Atlanta Real Estate
Numerous ads offer money to loan on improved real estate at low rates. Lenders include Southern Mortgage Co, Foster & Robson, S. W. Carson, Kinney & Worsham, and others with terms of 5 to 6 percent, monthly plans, and purchase money notes. Georgia and Atlanta properties featured. early loans on suburban real estate and builders financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Atlanta
John Carey
Whitehall Street
Baines
Atiagacters
Dunara ‘ Gay
Boultspie
Broad
Alabama
Emnar
Southern Morgiaxe Co
Weyman
Tolman Maemete
Slea
Pa & Conway
Foster & Robson
Edgewood Ave
Edgewood Avenue
W. Carson
South Broad Street
Weerty
Bouth Georgia Land Bargains on 166 Acre Island Cotton Land
Land sale notice offering 166 acres near a small town at $37.50 per acre with $2,000 cash and balance financed. rental income stated plus 25 acres near Parham, Georgia with 88 acres plowed and a bargain price of $3,750 requiring $1,900 cash and balance over 1 to 3 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Seq Island
Parham
Boam Hese ‘Harm
Clinch County
Maine
Atlee
Augusta
Atlanta
Gavel presented to Speaker Clark from Missouri dam log
In Washington a gavel was presented to Speaker Champ Clark by Missouri constituents from the apron log of the dam of the first grist mill north of the Missouri river. Built in 1817 by Enoch Matson, the old log was removed by mules to make the gift. Clark hoped his constituents would support him as he assumes duties. Two killed by lightning reported in Tennessee near Gunters River, bodies found near Obeds river. Porter Smith and his son Widis were said to have died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Missouri
Washingnton
Clark
Ralls Counsty
Missouri River
Enoch Matson
Pike County
Nashville
Tenn
Ange
Porter Smith
Widis
Gunters
Tean
Obeds
Iris
Property Transfers Ast Ontario to F. Quillian and Others
A long list of property transfers dated 1910 to 1942, detailing parcels on Lillian Avenue, Ponce de Leon, Oak and West End Heights, and surrounding streets. Includes deeds and mortgages among individuals like Butler, Jones, Bowles, McCowell, Edmondson, Sutton, Rice, and many others, with prices ranging from 100 to 43,000 dollars and dates spanning 1910s to 1940s. The entries note lot sizes, block numbers, and corner locations across multiple neighborhoods in Fulton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Syenee
Butler
Quillian
Lok
Lillian Svenua
Amre
Juabet
Qeltien
Lot
Ponce de Teas
Venus
Leo H. Jones
Great End
Owen
Lair
Oak
Atwood
Te Bowles
Cotsor “Adats Avenue
Ferton Strest
J. L Bowles
W A Moon
HL. McCowell
West Lumber Company
Dauphin Street
Test
Postheast
Nabell Street
Tae Cebps Land Company
Mc McCowell
Sams
D. Thomas
O BM. Button
Nlock & West End Heights
Frank Edmondson
Mra
Hattie
Edmondson
Holderness Street
Sells Avenue
Love
Eie
George R. Edmondson
Hatter
O. M. Sutton
Aaron Keith
West End Heights
Charles F. Rice
Eugene M. Mitchell
West Nast
Northeat Corner
West Fair Atreat
James L. Campbell
Mary C. Zeller
West Side
Vedado Way
Frank
Ellie
AL Hartraurt
DeSoto Street
Ashby Street
DeButy
Beo Sea
Margaret Laing
Jr. J. Harvill
Bachelor Avenue
Bryant Avenue
County of
Fulton
W. B Spalding
Nerth
Plaster Bridges Road
Fee
Iway Road
Mescon C. Sharp
A. H Hensles
Wayman Avenue
Crew Atreet
Willem Necolini
Mortwage Bond Company
Southwes
Selle Ave- Tus
Lawton Street
W. D
W Ot Webb
Mcolini
Suean G Austin
Sarah Y Howlett
Wourtheast
Piediient Avenue
Tanth Street
T J
Melaon
A J Mendell
J A Guillian
McDonough Road
Wardlaw
C C. Cary
Hant Foint
Adameville Road
Mes
Akers
Adair Avenue
Parsot Street
J Evans
Beverly W Wrenn, Jr
Seaboard Shortens New York Schedule
Seaboard reduces New York timetable effective April 9 leaving Atlanta at 1 15 pm and arriving Richmond at 7 25 am Washington at 10 17 am then New York at 7 36 pm. Travel includes steel sleeping and observation cars, electric lighted into the new Pennsylvania RR station at Seventh Avenue and Thirty second Street New York City ticket office 88 Peachtree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Richmond
Washington
New York
New
Election quarrels end in tragedies in Little Rock
Little Rock Arkansas reports two deaths from shootouts linked to Tuesday's city election. Ed Lindsey died after a fight with Patrolman Scott in the office of JA Comer on West Second Street. Charles Brown was shot by E A Pipkin early today, and Louis Hud was shot and injured with a broken leg following clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Ed Lindsey
Scott
JA Comer
West Second Street
Charles Brown
E. A. Pipkin
Tray
Louis Hud
Brown
Afriar
Frank Henderson
Banker Kills Himself on Graves of Two Wives in Redding
E B Bailey vice president of Bank of North California in Redding was found dead in a cemetery last night. He lay across the grave markers of his two wives with a bullet wound and an empty revolver beside him. A note described weariness and inability to endure the burdens of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Cal
E. B. Bailey
Bank of North California
Baily Bas
Advertising Talks and the Downfall of a Campaign
An advertiser chose a single newspaper to reach club members in a city and planned a $2000 spend with potential to expand to other papers. Local rivals refused cooperation, disparaging the choice and causing the advertiser to abandon the first city, diverting $25,000 to another city. The piece argues that detrimental, non-cooperative competition harms broad newspaper advertising growth and calls for honorable collaboration.
Rev Bob Jones Delivers Power Sermon On Death At St Pauls
A capacity crowd at St Pauls Methodist heard Rev Bob Jones speak on death during daily revivals this week. He urged preparation for the inevitable and noted many attendees came forward at the altar during Thursday night service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Jones
St Paul's Methodist Church
Markets Record Mixed Prices Across Cattle and Hogs
Markets report cattle and hog receipts from Chicago and Kansas City with mixed prices. Cattle receipts show steady to higher values for native steers and cows. hogs show steady to strong demand with varying weights. Provisions and grain lines progress with corrected figures and brand names included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateady
Se-Madeloo
Todien Briere
Kansas City
Tembz
Gomnta
Chicago
Valdosta Boy Tries Carmichael Stunt Lands Behind Bars
James W. Statin, 17, son of a Valdosta farmer, hired Carmichael style car and driver to swindle A. L. Belleisie with a forged draft and fake telegrams. He paid partly, promised more, tried to travel to Gainesville, admitted guilt, and faces trial. Authorities say his father has been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
Carmichael
James W. Statin
A.L. Bellelsie
Bellelsie
Statin
Charlie Belleisie
St A Rapid Galt
Gainesville
Perera
Bellessie
W. T. Statin
Guinesville
Gorman
Falmer
Beleisle
Bratin
Illiterate Man Held On Forgery Charge
A man unable to read or write was arrested in a forgery case tied to two larceny suspects. W. M. Reeves, 54, of 103 Main Street, allegedly forged an order from Jim Smith for wages at the cotton mill Tudor. Smith denied issuing the order and arranged a denial via another prisoner in the Tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Reeves
Main Street
Jim Smith
Smith
Tudor
New York Investor Helen Gould Visits Richmond
Helen Gould of New York is visiting relatives in Richmond Virginia on April 6. She plans to tour the local street railway company where she is a large stockholder and inspect the Y M C A building she donated to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
Richmond
Misa Helen Gould
New York
Friends attend funerals of Captain Riley and others
Notices invite friends and family to multiple funeral services on Friday April 7 1912. Services listed for Captain E Riley Mr C G Mohl Mr John C McFadden Mrs Augusta L Hughes Mrs A W Fickett and others with pallbearers named and gathering points at Greenberg Bond and Harry G Pooles. Interments at West View New Hope Oakland and other local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Padden
John Co. McFadden
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father Kennedy
West View
Order of Hibernians
Greenberg & Bond's
Also Mentioned on This Page
FARMS
Callaway-Rhodes Company
Brown-Randolph Bldg
Atlanta, GA
Frank Weldon
Gor
National Bank
North Georgia Mountains
Peachtree Road
W. P. Andrews
Ninth ST
Inman Park
Clifton
Decatur
B. Turman & CO
Broad and
NYE
Lynch
Mary
Lench
Murphy
Elizabeth R. Blommfed
Cecelia B Wallace
Eleanor A Lynch
Theresa J Butler
Prior A Lynch
Thomas I Lench
Clara McGeever
Howell Street
Wigewood Avenue
GALE
George Adair
Frank Hawking
Gotdard
WB. Biwin
Nouthwest Corner
Peachtree and
Third Streets
Gordon T. Mitchel
Debora Sue Mitchell
Rugens M Mitchell
Randolph Street
Auburn Avenue
Gardon T. Mitchell
Suruaves
Bilia Mille
Merchants and Mechanica’ Banking and Loan Company
Southeasterner Iva and Crumley Streees
Ea Baker
Atlanta Banking and Havinga Company
Smith Street
Mary Street
Dundea and
Copenhill Avenues
Copenhill Avenue
Central Tank and Trust Corporation
Neal Bank
Leshel
Pones de Leon Avenue
Jewish Educational Alliance
T Cooledre & Bon
Capitol Avenue
Capital Avenue
Seaboard
Bailey
Evangelist Jones
White Provision Company
Cornfield
Hama
Cornfeld
Averano
Cornfield Picnic Home
Cornfeld Creakfest
Cornfield Frankfurts
Corfield
Cormela
Teresa R. Plure
American Investment and Loan Company
Empire Building
Wpdward Lumber CO
West End Park
Whitehall
West End
Forrest
Central Business
Auburn Ave
Automobile Center
John J. Woodside
Piedmont Avenue
Driving Club
Avery Drive
E. Worley
Equitable
Wyman & Connors
Mortgage Dowd Brokers
Greensferry Avenue
West Fair Street
Spelman Seminary
Atlanta University
Roff Sims & Company
Bell
Walker
South Pryor St
South Pryor Street
Pryor Street
A. L. Dunn
Old Collier
Nelson St
Southern
Nals
Roff Sims & Co
Empire Ridge
Ridge Avenue
Alexander Lumber Co
Full Information Bookkeeping Co
Ivy
Forsyth Theater
Temple
William A. Puller
WMS
David H. Shumaker
Coeur de Lion Commandery
Ita Asylum
Peachtree
Cain Streets
Order of the Temple
M. Holland
WM. Broad
A. P
Tripod
W. D Luckie Lodges
Fl & AM
Comer Gordon Cms
Atte Hill Lodge
Zea
T G M'Gahee
W. M. E. Garrison
Valedsky
Valensky
Bernstein
HO Brewster
Albert Howell
Borney
Detta Chemical Co
St. Louis
Atlantz
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Srichton-Shumaanan
Grichton's Co
Wicer
Sabanen
Latales Free
Grichton-Bhumeter Businews Cotere
Kiser Guiting
London
Paris
Bamburg
Gibraltar
Algiers
Naples
Genoa
Spachaie
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