Atlanta’s Strides Day by Day in Pryor Street Sales
Sales announced Friday include a Pryor street closed gate for building purposes at 256 per front foot and a West Eleventh Street sale for 15,000. Other Pryor Street deals cover a 14,000 cash vacant lot, a 2,200 lot sale, and several Druid Hills lots. Multiple properties change hands across Oakdale road, Edgewood avenue, and nearby blocks, with prices ranging from 2,200 to 15,590 and front-foot rates noted.
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Pryor Street
Harry G. Poole
George J. Dexter
T. M. McIntosh
Nest
Garnett Street
Emma Garrett Bord
George M. Pickett
Hdgewood Avenue
Bradley Street
Cook's Alley
Dauid Hills
Forrest
George Adair
Druid Hills
Asl
Block 10
Oakdale Road
Thomas
Erwin
Block 4
Willam 4
Campbell
West Eleventh Street
George P. Moore
Stella Humphries
Sallie E., Cabaniss
Cypress Street
Charles P. Glover
Edgewood Avenue
Cornella Street
Cornelia Street
Ezzard Atreat
Edward L. Winn
T. J
F. W. Treadwell
G. A Martin
Spring and
Third Streets
Montefiore Selig
H. F. Becher
Sam Querbach
McLendon Street
M. Rich & Bros. Co
Bb. H. Sims
Oak Street
David Leventritt
New York
Luckie and Simpson Streets
Montefiore Selle
Herbert Kaiser
Atlanta National Bank
Belng
South
Jacob Spielberger
P. D. Rampey
Garden Street
Georgia Avenue
Miss Birdls V. Gorman
Kate G. Ryder
George W. Collier
Noutheast
G. P. Lowry
Morris Brandon
J. H. Kaing
LS Brown
A. F Coles
T. G. Green
Tyler Alrern
Mangum Street
W. L. Champion
A. P Coles
Brown
J. H Ewing
Inman Street
Greensterry Avenue
Loveley and
Ping Streets
Frank B Kil
W. A Garner
DeSota Street
Ashby Street
James ©. Harris
Ben
Jo Maesell
Fulton and
Fraglar Streets
Atlanta University
Waller
Carey
Parrona Street
Walnut Street
George J. Oxter
E. Rhers
W. M. Shepard
Peachtree Way
Brookwood Drive
Martha J. Aenchbacher
Gottlob A. Aenchbacher
Emma Garrett Boyd
Slide Pryor Street
Peachtree Heights Park Company
Davi Woodward
Wesley Avenue
Habersham Road
Seventeenth Ois
O—R OH. Willamson
Julia May Reid
Virginle Avenue
Myrtle Street
C. A. Fleming
Frank Estes
Nort
Crew Street
Lave Street
Lean Walker
H. 8. Johnson, Jr
L. A. Warner
K. Johnson
AM. Wilkins
Angter Avenue
Dolph Walker
Eley Solomonson
Bells Avenue
Abbott Street
Edger A. Neely
John W Mardwick
Augusta Avenue
Atkinson
W. Band
Adamson
Luckie Street
Johanson
J Wn Homer
Emily McD
Taman
American Securities Company
Janie T. Selman
Peachtres Road
Creek
Junction Avenue
Smith Te Mre
Mary Wnrlerton
West Humphries Street
Same
ST West Humphries Street
Ban Teat
West Huprparter Street
G Boyd
Amith
Edgewood Aranue
W. M. Nichols
Manuel Miler
Abe Shurman
Kmi Mangum
F M. Brocka Et al
Waller Treet Methodist Church
Robert Asmythe
Walker and
Nelson Streets
New Building Plan At Fulton County Site
Cotton the Past Week reviews market action with a planned two story building, 456 by 140 feet, costing 25000 dollars to be erected by Mr. Poole at his East Hunter street location. The New England Life Insurance and Northwestern Mutual have provided large loans on Atlanta properties, with detailed deeds and transfers listed for numerous parcels and mortgages across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
East Hunter Street
Vauit
New England Life Insurance Company
Fulton Properties Company
West Alabama Street
Northwestern Mutual
Ethel, T. Gamar
Peachtree Street
Auburn Avenue
Wiley's
Adams
Fulton County Home Builders
Tol
Maddox
Ansley Park
Frank Heles
Dixin Tile and Cement Works
Crew Street
Love Street
Oscar Wilson
J. M. McGee
Fourteenth District
Week's Trade Reviewed and Agencies On Business Outlook
New York January 3 Daily Review says the year opens with gains from 1912's second half. Increased agricultural wealth from big crops, strong industry activity, rising domestic trade confidence, record foreign commerce, and high wages promise strong buying power. Bank clearings up 93 percent over 1917. Cotton seed oil market firm on lard strength. various futures and prices noted. Spirit, naval stores, and linseed markets show steady or firm trends with receipts cited in Savannah, Wilmington, and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dai'y
Market statistics show cotton movement and world supply shifts
New Orleans January 8 figures from Secretary Hester outline December and four month cotton movements across U S ports mills and interior stocks. Declines vs prior year contrast with gains from 1900. world visible supply totals show weekly and year comparisons with Britain Europe Egypt India and the United States. Strong entity mentions include Secretary Hester New Orleans and various regional markets.
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New Orleans
Hester
Mont Peerry
United States
Mississippi
Potomac
Milly End
Canada
Southern
Mskas
Seaboard
Aoutern
Port Am
Iowa
Egypt
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Europe
Ainea
Hester Tasued Todas
Insane Representative Wedemeyer Leaps Overboard at Isthmus
Washington reports Rep W W Wedemeyer of Ann Arbor Michigan suddenly went insane at Colon Panama during President Tafts Isthmus visit. He jumped overboard from a ship and his body was not recovered. He had collapsed earlier en route from New York and was confined in a Panama sanitarium and hospital. He had recently lost his bid for re election as a Republican in Michigan's second district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. W. Wedemeyer
Ann Arbor
Mich
Colon
Panama
Taft
Wedemeyer
Parma
New York
Tater
Isthmus
Michigan
Train Hits Auto Killing Woman in Palm Beach
West Palm Beach January 3 A Florida East Coast southbound passenger train struck a car backing across Lake Worth from Palm Beach to West Palm Beach killing Mrs W. Carlin and injuring Mrs W A White and G A Hardin who drove the car Hardin failed to hear the train due to his engine noise and tried to beat the crossing The rear coach struck the auto throwing all three out Mrs Carlin's body was cut in two She leaves her husband and three young daughters The three were en route to their Jupiter homes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
W. Carlin
W. A. White
G. A. Hardin
Florida East Coast
Lake Worth
Palm Beach
Waat Palm Beach
Carla
Jupiter
Hardin
Religious Belief Can't Block Medical Aid in Yon City
In Yon City Alabama January 3 a court ruled that members of the Aionite colony cannot deny their child medical care. Judge P Jo Persons at Waukegan granted a throat disease case allowing a physician to treat the boy after the older brother petitioned the court. The boy expressed desire for a doctor and the judge approved the medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yon City
P. Jo Persons
Ariting
Waukegan
Daring Counterfeiter Arrested in Alabama
Washington reports the arrest at Dothan Alabama of John Newsom on counterfeiting charges. Twenty dollars in counterfeit coins and plaster moulds for dollars halves quarters and nickels were seized with Newsom, who had been convicted in Montgomery Alabama in 1908 and sentenced to one year in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dothan
Ala
John Newsom
Secret Service
Newsom
Montgomery
Robbery Suspect Slays Aged Merchant Near Herbert Store
James Edgen, an elderly merchant at Herbert in Union County, was found dead outside his store this morning with his throat cut from ear to ear. Police say robbery appears motive. no clue to the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
James Edgen
Herbert
Huntsville Huckster Arrested On Game Law Charge
Joe Brocato, a market hawker in Huntsville, Alabama, was arrested by County Game Warden Robinson for violating state game law by selling squirrels. Local report notes the case and ongoing enforcement actions, with market conditions and several commodity updates interwoven from area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntslle
Ala
Joe Brocato
Robinson
Brocato
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Cain
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Tao
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Ian
Hester’s Monthly
C. W. Carlin
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Louis
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Manitoba
John F. Black & Co
Uie Kerket
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Atlantic
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