Transfers in East Point and near Atlanta with multiple deeds
A messy OCR list details numerous real estate transfers in East Point and Atlanta area. Entries name grantors such as Griffin, Neat Douglas, Emma, and others transferring lots on Taylor Avenue Edgewood Avenue Kimball Street Magnolia and Piedmont Avenue. Several properties include bond for title and warranty deeds with sizes from 40 to 260 feet or more and prices ranging from 400 to 7500 dollars.
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Griffin
Grizzard
East Point
Taylor Avenue
Foc Griffin
Grissard Town South
Emma Neat Douglas
General Resty and Development Company
Lot
Joe Johnston
Atlanta
Fatelat
Gait Rinimdeed
Avin A Bowan
Effie Martin
Edgewood Avenue
Richardson
Joseph F Burke
Kimball Street
Lohan
Ollla Gérmiten
Loman
Aida
Magnolia Wheat
Peachtree Rand
Sixteenth Street
Mra
Hoyt
WOM
Maggie
Len Latrent
Nouthwest
Groanaferry Avenue
Utte
Baril
Roninsky
Pllman
Aremus
Johnson Xiroal
Samuet Mann
Mary Fountain Brokeo
Piedmont Avenue
Auburn Avenue
Reuben Arnold
Julian Preyer
South Atlante Land Company
Allen Getman
Parkaysnue
Crogman
Alten Getman
Bouthers
Same Na Abaya
Williem Owens
Hix
Redford Plaza
Frank O Nes
William Bo
Henry Fox
Pocth
Mergen
Waller T Newman
Smme
Balgh Longwell Intan Samt
Tata
Pindmonteen
Rowland
T Abbott
Flora
Black
Fannie
Louth Pryer Tract
Trinity Even Ma
Round trip rail offer to Asheville and nearby locales
Public notice lists a six dollar round trip via Southern Railway to Asheville Hendersonville Lake Toxaway Hot Springs and Tate Springs on August 18 with return by August 28 Special train to Asheville departs 9 00 p m Coaches and sleeping cars Supreme Court of GA cases adjourned or reversed including judges and attorneys such as Fogwtr Park Perk Fammend and various county and city officials listed in the accompanying text
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Asheville
Hendersonville
Lake Toxaway
Hot Springs
Tate Springs
Southern Railway
Supreme Court OF GA
Peachtree Street
Mesers MacElreath, Brown and Alexander
Fulton
Atlanta
Governors Mansion
Hall of
Bible
Alexander
DeKalb
State of Georgia
Tallulah River
Tallulah Fall
Magid
NOHN GRANT URGED TO RUN FOR MAYOR
Petitions circulated and signed urge Alderman John W Grant to enter the race to succeed Mayor Maddox. The petitions are being carried into principal business houses.
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Nohn Grant
John W Grant
Maddox
Manu
Petition circulating for John W Grant as mayor candidate
Voters urge John W Grant to run after Mayor Maddox declines. The petition argues Grants finances committee role and bond expenditure experience make him best suited to succeed Maddox and asks him to consent to be a candidate with strong supporter backing.
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Tt Ua
Maddox
Grant
John W Grant
Atlante
Srants
Robert F Maddox
Mothers Who Lack Judgment in Teething Care
A cautionary piece notes dangers of giving paregoric or opiate based syrups to teething babies. It warns mothers against narcotics and promotes a simple home remedy with sugar water and Medoflor as a safer alternative for minor digestive disturbances in infants.
Death Marches In Grand Parade In 1930s Knight Templar Event
In a grand parade a rider named William Hackett Knight from Fos teria was thrown from his horse and dragged by the stirrup. he later died at a hospital. A Biddle of Laporte Ind was seriously injured by a cob. The event drew many women who fainted in the crush and emergency hospital booths were set along the parade route. The procession included 106 open carriages and notable guests from England and Canada. The conclave session followed, with daily meetings through the event. The next city for the conclave was under discussion among Los Angeles New Orleans Denver Cincinnati Atlanta and especially Cincinnati, Melish’s home, as competition for 1936.
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William Hackett
Knight
Fosteria
Hackett
Biddle
Laporte Ind
California
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Denver
Cincinnati
Melish
Atlanta
Sensation Sprung in Ninth District in Georgia Race
Rome Ga August 9 Special The latest development in the congressional race between Judge Moses Wright and Congressman Gordon Lee was sprung when Wright handed in for publication an agreement between the two men. Lee agrees not to run for congress in 1908 and in 1910. Wright would support Lee if he runs then. The document was witnessed and signed by W W Brooks, J N King, C A Hight.
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Rome
Moses Wright
Gordon Las
Judge Wright
Lee
Congress
Gordon Lee
Mosoa Wright
No More Fees Solicit ors Getss000 Bill Debate
Georgia House debates a bill to end fees for solicitors general and prorate costs by county, with salaries questioned and amendments proposed. The measure, opposed by several members, aims to fix salary transparency and fund disposal of fines, with action pending in the Senate and related sessions on transportation and judicial system reforms.
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Aoncilor
Solicitors
Messra Reese
Glynn
Garlington
Richmond
Fullbright
Burks
Converse
Lowndes
Porter
Floyd
Hardeman
Jefferson
Messra Boyd
Spalding Elis
Bibb Allen
Upson
Trource
Boyd
Allen
Peacock
Senate
House
Alexander
Fulton
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General Assembly
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Ehter
Court of Appeals
Diseases of Men and Honest Medical Practice in Atlanta
A 33 year veteran physician promotes specialized treatment for diseases in men, claiming fewer harsh remedies for stricture and chronic gonorrhea with precise methods. He offers free examinations and mailed booklets, advertising from 16% 5 Broad St, Atlanta, asserting others misrepresent him.
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Atlanta
Permaltels
Fulton County Tax Returns Show Large Increases Across Sectors
The Fulton county tax returns for 1910 reveal broad gains in real estate and personal property including bank shares, merchandise, and livestock. Notable rises include city extension effects, jewelry values, and a surge in bicycles and automobiles. Four workers finished classification after six weeks of tallying, with decreases noted in county acreage and other categories.
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Umita ‘ Oty
National and State Bank
Fulton County
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