Real Estate And Building Atlanta's Strides From Day 10 Day
George L Word relocates his mortgage loan office to room 1117 Healey building moving from Third National bank. J D McMillan real estate reports sales at 4% Piedmont Place and 54 Melrose avenue, plus out-of-town deals. John Deere plant permit $75,900 issued to investment firm behind industrial project. Oxlethorpe Park auction sparks high interest in local realty.
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Healey
Word
Third National Bank
J. D. McMillan
James Luther Campbell
Piedmont Place
J. J.bentley
J. M. Reeves
Melrose Avenue
John Deere
Walker and
Nelson Streets
D. Duncan
Investment Company of the
South
Deere
Oglethorpe Park
Oxlethorpe Park
G T. R. Fraser
Eleventh
Juniper
Seventh
Fortified Hills Baptist Church Plans Unveiled by Meador
W C Meador the architect has completed plans for a new Fortified Hills Baptist Church. The brick and stone, two story building on a 176 by 179 foot lot will cost $20,000. Construction starts May 1 with summer focus on the Sunday school room.
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W C. Meador
Fortified Hills
Expensive Homes Rising Along Peachtree Road
At the intersection of Peachtree circle George W. Parrott is erecting a $60,000 apartment building as luxury homes proliferate along Peachtree road beyond Brookwood. Four or five expensive residences near completion or underway, including James H. Whitten's artful new house near Lakeview avenue and Wyelite Goldsmith’s near Peachtree creek, with J. J. Haverty’s knoll-top residence nearing completion. Charles H. Black rebuilds his residence veneered in gray granite, while M. L. Thrower plans a new home adjoining the Whitten property and several more are planned in the area.
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Peachtree Road
Brookwood
James H. Whitten
Lakeview Avenue
Mr. Whitten
Muscogee Avenue
Sam Pegran
Wyelite Goldsmith
Peachtree Creek
J. J. Haverty
Charles H. Black
Tim
Government seeks New Haven records in railroad probe
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission plans to compel witnesses in the New Haven railroad inquiry to answer questions about the Billard company. If needed, a separate proceeding may target the Billard books at New Haven, with several connected firms named as defendants.
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Joseph W.W. Folk
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
New Haven Railroad
Billard Company
Folk
New Haven
Conn
District Court
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
New England Navigation Company
Railroad
Navigation Company
Effort Made to Bar Pink Boll Worm Entry into U S
Washington reports the federal horticultural board warned cotton mills to burn any seed found in imported Egyptian cotton to prevent pink boll worm introduction. Seed in bales may carry larvae, with shipments intercepted and destroyed. quarantine against cotton seed exists. The danger is greatest for southern spindlers and nearby fields.
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Washington
United States
Federal Horticultural Board
South
Marshall to Welcome Revolution Daughters
Vice President Marshall will deliver the welcome address to delegates of the Daughters of the American Revolution as they meet in Marshall for a week starting April 20. President Wilson sent a regret letter and Speaker Clark Secretary McAdoo and Edmund Wetmore will also speak on opening day. President and Mrs Wilson will host the delegates at the White House on day two with memorial services planned for two former presidents general who died this year.
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McAdoo
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The
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Adlai Stevenson
Two Children of John W. Grant Start Work on Handsome Home
Master John W. Grant Jr and Miss Annie Grant children of Mr and Mrs John W Grant appear in a photo taken as they shovel the first earth for the Pace's Ferry Road residence. The project costs over 160000 dollars and is under way with architect W T Downing. The estate promises to be among the south's finest.
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Handsome
John W. Grant, Jr
Annie Grant
oJhbn W. Grant
Grants
Pace’s Ferry Road
Andrews’ Drive
W. T. Downing
Fight for widening Whitehall street led by Sappington
Sappington recalls his long battle to widen Whitehall street in Atlanta from Forsyth to the railroad, a project delayed by politicians and bias against the south side. He credits Chamberlin with rallying support and notes that council later unanimously approved the plan after public exposure in The Constitution.
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Sappington
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Chamberlin Johnson-Du- Bose ‘Company
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