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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1912
Page
20
Property on Peachtree street described as one of the prettiest homes. Nine rooms on an elevated 50 by 210 foot lot with large living room, conservatory, own gas plant, fire extinguishing system and garage. Priced below past offers at 23000 with easy terms for a few days.
An ad-filled notice promotes prime Peachtree corner 25x100 feet at $650 with 1/4 cash and 1 to 3 year terms at 6%. It also markets a 28 acre tract near Mrs. Gately and Judge Lamar’s home with $5,000 cash and flexible terms, plus a Walton street store lot 26x108 feet priced at $15,600 with 2,600 cash and 1–4 year terms at 6 percent.
In Marietta Street and nearby blocks investors tout properties with front-foot values around 1 250, 24x105 and 40x100 feet. Offers promise rapid profit with cash plus yearly interest at six percent and terms spanning one to four years.
Edwin P. Ansley Real Estate touts Forsyth Building area noting the junction of Peachtree Forsyth and Carnegie Way. Visitors are urged to view the convergence of Carnegie Way Spring Cain and Williams streets as grades on Spring James and Cain streets are corrected, adding value and surprising even seasoned real estate men.
An advertisement outlines multiple Atlanta real estate deals on Carnegie Way and nearby blocks including 48 Carnegie Way offered at 30000 with staged payments, 45x184 ft lot on Decatur Street at 12000, 40x80 ft store lot at Mitchell and Davis at 125 per front foot, and 46 acre Austin Estate tract on Mayson Avenue east of Peachtree Road. Also promotes Prado lots at 3000 each and local home-building growth near Anstey Park, urging quick action.
An advertisement markets a 94 by 108 foot lot to fit a 12 foot alley for 250 per front foot and claims 300 per front foot below any corner between L N G A and So Ry freight terminals. It highlights light and air on three sides of a close in corner as a desirable feature and urges buyers within a half mile circle to contact Mr. Cook at Main 515-1450.
A fragment list of real estate items with prices and locations including Forsyth Street, Piedmont Avenue, Edgewood Avenue, and Smyrna area. Entries reference 50 by 150 foot lots, 185 acres nearby, and various bid amounts such as 17,600 and 4,500. Municipal blocks and wards implied.
Berlin dispatch reports Kaiser Wilhelm II and court officials preparing for possible socialist upheaval. It notes Czerny’s dismissal as surgeon general over political ties and covers a Berlin Tageblatt symposium, liberal tensions, and a major exhibition on German women’s work highlighting home duties and national service. The article contrasts peaceful Unter den Linden with potential riots and cites high living costs, labor unrest, and the coal strike as pressures on the regime.
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