Classified Want Ad Rates and Instructions
The Constitution of Atlanta outlines easy propositions to find buyers or sellers via want ads. It notes costs, minimum word counts, and that ads cannot be placed by phone for immediate publication, urging readers to mail or submit in person, with operators offering guidance.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Atlante
Tal Phone
Ivy St
Ivy
P. O
Georgia
S. M
Jackson Street
Athony
Man Agar
LU Tpit
Ikea
Adgrenn
Phong West
Addrona
Addrons
Cook
Addyésa
Currier Strest
Lost and Found Lost erthcips and personal items
A garbled late 19th or early 20th century lost and found column lists numerous missing items and contact cues. It mentions jewelry including rings and a heart shaped pendant, a white paradise wing watch, a seaside or city location near Candler Building, and various contact details in Atlanta for returns. The text is fragmented but preserves the core idea of seeking owners for lost goods.
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Igmond
Biatnam Waterig
Rowan
Ofagwal Prey
Walter Teerman
Marsh
Ratuen
Thompson
Atlanta
Atlantis
Sgonia
Candies
Carnegie Uniary
Candler Building
Ladies Gald Watch
Forsyth and
Yarnatt
Jon J. PB. Parkar
Walnut Sr. Algo
Madame de Lyle Phrenologist Advertises Readings and Listings
An 1914 public notice page features a phrenologist Madame de Lyle at 19 Simpson Street offering past, present, and future readings for five dollars, along with another phrenologist Madame Boswell advertised at Auburn Avenue. The page also contains Fulton County legal notices in mortgage and divorce actions, plus educational and employment classifieds and a long mix of miscellaneous ads.
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Madame DE Lyle
Simpson Street
Hiadinge
Madame Boswell
England
Loentad
Auburn Avenue
Georgia
Fulton County
A. A. Plekens
Albert J. Bimps
Superior Court
Said
A. Plekens
Atlanta
Heaney
Grace Street
Fort Street
Calh
J. T. Pendleton
Arnold Broyles
B. W
Loans and car ads flood Atlanta streets in late 1910s listings
The page bundles extensive loan offers from Foster Robson and others, advertising 6 to 8 percent rates on real estate, purchase money notes, and short term city loans. It also features a large section of second hand automobiles with prices for models like Overland, Studebaker, Cadillac, Oakland, and more, plus dealer contacts and exchange options.
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Foster & Robson
Edgewood Avenue
al Lowent
Bulidera
W. Carson
South Broad Street
Bulck
Mooney
Clive & Hatcher Insurance Agency
L. H. Zurline
Edward Jones
A. C. Agency CO
Denver
Colo
Gney
Atlanta
Ana
Atlana Suburban Real Cotets
Dinetoh & Gay
Trust Company
Gaorela Bio
Ehano
Pouca Tha
Biochenior
Grant Building
Ivy
Joans
Geor
Souther Mortgage Company
Gowa
Scott & Coy
Auatell
Greene “Realty Co
Smipire
MONDY
McGehss, Jr
R. Nutting & Co
Empire
W. Co. Molnten
Bank
W. HB. Smith
Hank Building
Taxicab Ad Listings for Atlanta Addresses
Classified taxicab advertisement fragment lists several Atlanta routes and company names including Belle Isle Excelsior Auto, Newsom Auto Co, and Ivy street numbers with multiple phone or street references. Limited readable details indicate business listings for taxi services in Atlanta areas.
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Excelsior Auto Company
Luckie. Ivy
Perry Ivy
ATL
Luckie
Newsom Auto CO
Ad Luckis
Investment schemes and business offers flood Athens market
A jumble of pasted classifieds pitches invites readers to invest in film ventures patents and office equipment. Ads promise fortunes in manufacturing ideas real estate and hotel ventures with contacts in Atlanta Athens and Washington.
Worst of Financial Stress Is Over Says Dun's Report
Dun's report notes business adaptation to unprecedented conditions and claims the worst of financial stress is over. It cites government and clearing houses reducing market disorders, with export disruption easing and signs of improvement in iron, steel, and rail sectors amid European war effects.
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Dun
Bank of England
Bank of France
Iron and Steel
Evening Up Contracts In The Cotton Market
New Orleans August 9 Although no new business was permitted in the future end of the cotton market last week progress was made toward evening up commitments entered before the panicky session of a week ago Friday Brokers were busy end arrangements perfected allowing many holders of contracts to acquiesce The week saw a considerable reduction in interest and renewed confidence that trading may resume without financial difficulties In the spot department some business was done with American mills seeking prompt shipments Prices obtained were satisfactory and in some cases high It was hard to quote spots fairly Some cotton men expect reopening to be possible if Liverpool settlements go through smoothly while others favor a longer suspension of trading
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Weekly Financial Review in a War Emergency
The New York weekly notes finance, commerce, and government cooperating to open credit channels and stimulate exports. Bank of France deposits cash with J P Morgan Co Paris to establish credits for U S export payments. Ship transfers to American registry aid embargo relief. Georgia set fight could free merchant shipping. Despite embargo, domestic trade remains sustained through steady bank exchanges.
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New York
Bank of France
Paris
J. P. Morgan & Co
Georgiva
Iron and Steel in Wartime Trade Disruptions
War in Europe disrupted the steel trade in New York with low domestic demand and paralyzed foreign commerce temporarily. Export outlook improved late in the week while ferro-alloy shortages, especially ferro-manganese from Europe, threatened steel ingot output. Turmoil in tin and price spikes followed, with steel and related products rising sharply and structural steel orders falling as railroad equipment orders remained light.
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New York
Europe
A B and A Excursion to South Georgia and Tampa
To South Georgia and Honida via A B and A RR with Tampa service. Round trip fare 6 dollars to all South Georgia points 5.60 to 36. Trains leave Terminal Station 7:20 am and 10:30 pm. Ticket office 8% Peachtree. Phones Ivy 194 or Main 1132 nav provided.
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South Georgia
Honida
Tampa
Jacksonville
Pal
Peachtree
Ivy
Mormon leader praises Mexican policy inWoodward chapel talk
Elder Charles A Callis of the Southern States mission lauded the U S approach to Mexico describing it as humane and prudent. He urged patience and wisdom in dealing with the Mexican question and warned war would bring immense casualties while linking current events to biblical prophecy and the spread of the gospel.
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Charles A. Callis
Southern States
The
Mormon Church
Woodward Avenue
Rider Cajlis
Mexico
Wilson
Bryan
Serosa
Hilger Callis
The Right Kind of War sermon by Rev. Proctor
The Right Kind of War was the sermon topic at First Congregational Church. Rev. H H Proctor urged a moral war for unselfish purposes, beginning in self and spreading to others, fought with strength from above through prayer.
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H. H. Proctor
First Congregational Shuccn
Morales
Springfield Baptist Church Celebrates 124th Anniversary
Augusta Ga August 9 special Springfield Baptist church the oldest negro Baptist church in the world celebrated the 124th anniversary of its organization today. The congregation has recently erected a new 50009 dollar house of worship and uses the old building as an auditorium.
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Augusta
Springfield Baptist Church
Condition of Treasury August 8 Surplus and Receipts
The treasury report shows a net general fund balance of 139, TS4,647 at August 8 start. August receipts total 2,129,565 with payments 1,838,237. Fiscal year surplus stands at 660,106 versus last year’s 59,668,237 deficit excluding Panama Canal and debt. Congressman Hardwick’s speech tonight at 8 at Auditorium Armory.
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Washington
United States Treasury
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TODD
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Atlanta Safe CO
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Gi Sale
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Shack
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Automabliv Specialty Co
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Stephens
Renfrees
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Hollingsworth & CO
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Claltety
Honact Prists
XeDuille Bros
East Point
Atlanta Radiator CO
Bell_Ivy
Tarry
E. H. Odumbros
Ivy Shed
Cew
Southern Bearing Co
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Southern Motorcycle Company
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Smith Brow
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