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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
7
A Toledo minister at a funeral for a stranger asks a family child about the father’s last words. The boy, eight, answers plainly that there were none as his mother was with him until the end. The anecdote reflects on death and memory in a simple, poignant moment.
An old classified ad fragment touts rental yields and land values on Luckie Street in Atlanta. It markets parcels between Luckie and Walton, notes costs to build, potential conversions to stores, and projected profits per front foot with references to nearby Piedmont and a new theater, urging readers that prices will rise as demand increases.
Classified rental notes reveal multiple properties with 5 to 8 rooms across blocks and streets. Prices range from around 14 to 87 dollars, with locations including Capitol Avenue Carroll Street Lawn Street Orange Street Washington Street Central Avenue and Oakton.
A string of notices from the Ordinary of Fulton County Georgia detailing petitions forLetters of Administration and administration on estates. Names include Charlotta B R Smith George A Parker Samuel H Wath D G Warner Emma Lawless Dorothy L Bush and others. Hearings set for the first Monday in March with dates February 1910.
A highly fragmented OCR style record outlines capital stock totals, assets including loans on real estate, bonds and stocks, cash in office and bank deposits, accounts receivable and agent references with various monetary figures. The text presents itemized lines with balances but lacks complete context or headings.
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