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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
4
A listing touts a large corner lot near Pryor with six enhancements daily increasing property value. Potential buyers are urged to see the location as a strong investment opportunity in a growing area.
A classified set lists numerous rental properties with six to eight rooms each. Addresses include Capital Avenue, Washington Street, North Avenue, Central Avenue, Oak Street, Carroll Street, Glennwood Avenue, Decatur Street, Gilmer Street, Carnegie Way, Kennedy Street, and others. Monthly rents range roughly from 24 to 420 dollars, with varying room counts and conditions noted.
Voters will decide on a series of municipal bond issues to fund waterworks expansion and school construction. The measure covers 1.3 million for water system upgrades and 800 thousand for schools, with interest, taxes, and repayment details outlined for an election date in 1910. Pro and anti tickets will specify bond purposes on ballots.
Alston Raymour Simpson of Ft Gaines Ga son of Mr and Mrs J R Simpson will graduate from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis with high honors in June He earned the rank of senior four striper second in command of the cadet body despite spending weeks in hospital in November His separation from the University of Georgia preceded his Annapolis career where he quickly led his class before taking the second in command post Mr and Mrs Simpson are well known in Atlanta
Washington February 10 The Interstate Commerce Commission cannot take control of any single railroad line as laws regulating railroads are too cumbersome to obey. Fr Wm B Pierce Rock Island general solicitor testified before the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce at the hearing on the administration railroad bill.
Court summons to D A Drake in Fulton County from L Z Bomar filed 1908 seeking equity deed and injunction relief. Returnable March 1910, March Term, first Monday in March 1916. Judge George I Hell presiding. Arnold Broties, Clerk.
The state court of appeals struck down Atlanta's milk ordinance prohibition on selling certain ice cream types. It held the city cannot forbid sale of ice cream under standard or substandard fat content unless proven unhealthy or unsafe, invalidating the ordinance as overreach.
Palmer of New York City, president of the New Jersey Zinc Company, stayed with Captain W. G Raoul on Peachtree Street during a visit from Auguste. He praised some roads after the good roads crusade, then rode to Mobile and back to Atlanta before leaving by automobile.
In Macon Georgia on February 10 the superior court granted twenty divorces as couples faced domestic issues. Judge Felton cleared the docket by midmorning, with a large share of cases involving white respondents. In Paris, Harold Vanderbilt was ordered to pay 4500 damages to a harness maker injured by Vanderbilt’s automobile near Valence in February 1907.
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