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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
3
Notice details want all classifieds with 18 word minimum and 1 cent per word for additions. Listings require writing to stop ads, ads charged in advance, and phone line reserved for want ads only.
A garbled 1910s style job ad page offers numerous positions including clerks cooks drivers salesmen stenographers and a chauffeur. It mentions organizations like the Retail Merchants Association of Georgia and The Constitution building. Many entries seek experienced office workers and tradespeople with pointers to Box numbers and downtown Atlanta locations.
Schedule figures published for Atlanta routes show trains to New York, Shreveport, Waycross, Thomasville, and Savannah with departures and arrivals listed. City notices include boarding ads, rental requests, and a local sale for trains and telegraph lines.
A Georgia sale advertises the auction of the entire furnishings from a Fifth National Bank building suite plus a five room apartment. Items include mahogany office furniture, an Underwood typewriter, safe, filing cabinet, desks, tables, chairs, household goods, beds, dressers and kitchen items. Sale set for Saturday April 13 at 90 South Pryor Street, 10 20 a m, rain or shine.
Fragmented sale and service listings at 12 E Mitchell St and 210 Spring St. Items include lace curtains wallpaper nail services and hairdressing ads. Also mentions shoe repairs fly screens and bakery offerings with scattered addresses and prices.
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