Fulton County plateau prospect praised by local leaders
A series of endorsements from prominent figures including Clark Howell, W A Vernoy, W M Hutchinson, Dr William Owens, T Julian McGill, R F Maddox, S C Stovall, Keats Speed, and Isma Dooly extol a planned development in Fulton and DeKalb Counties. They tout forested plateaus, club drives, and estate potential, calling it a premier opportunity for investors and co operation with local institutions.
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William Owens
Fulton and
DeKalb Counties
R. F. Maddox
Ansley Park and Forsyth street projects praised as progress
The editorial lauds Mr Ansley as a practical prophet whose work proves expansion and progress. It extols OGLETHORPE PARK as a safe investment and advises young savers to buy early. The piece promotes an auction set for Monday at 3 P.M. on April 13.
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Ansley
Ansley Park
Forsyth Street
Oglethorpe Park
Oglethorpe University Grounds Planned by Survey Team
An expert topographical survey assesses ground breaking for a proposed building. Landscape artists will craft grounds regarded as the finest among southern educational institutions. The university holds about a half million in cash and real estate, with monthly contributions averaging ten thousand dollars.
Ansley Starts New Atlanta Real Estate Venture
Edwin P. Ansley begins another major development near Atlanta adjoining the Capital City Club golf course. The editorial lauds his energy and capital, calling him the kind of man who should be encouraged and saying the Ansley influence keeps Atlanta progressing.
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Edwin P. Ansley
Atlanta
Capital City Club
Ansley
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