Wanted positions and ads blitz from early job listings
Multiple classifieds seek male ESLP workers and young men for copy work with evening shifts paying eight dollars per thousand. Also listings for bookkeepers salesmen and clerical staff, urging applications to publishers and correspondence schools with guaranteed positions and regional offices in Scranton Atlanta and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ESLP
F. B. C. Dept
Philadelphia
Care Constitution
Southern Business Bureau
Peachtree
Tree
Bushias
Scranton
Atlanta
Prudential
Eg Fampireusiness Bureau
HELP WANTED Females sought for odd jobs and stenography
Classified notices advertise young ladies for mail copying pay by the thousand off and home evenings, a competent matron for a military academy address with references, lady canvassers on salary in city, stenographer desk space in a large building, and writers or clerks to copy blanks with prepaid outfit offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. C. Dept
Philadelphia
Georgia Military Academy
College Park
J.C. Woodward
de Roope
Comstock
Alexander Hotel
Marietta Street
Lawyer
Care Constitution
First Sal- Clencal Promotion Co
South End
Wanted Agents and Sales Opportunities Across States
Multiple classified notices seek agents and partners for Florida, South Carolina, and nationwide ventures. Offers include $500 monthly for Florida or South Carolina sales to merchants, cash registers, Ladies Home Journal subscriptions, and publishing profit shares. Also requests partnerships in Atlanta real estate and insurance, plus business-service listings and repairs. Public notices appear with names, addresses, and contact hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Florida
South Carolina
Addre
West Mitchell
Arieston
Rasenrein
U. S
Chicago Cash Register Co
76Th St
Chicago
Stonewall Jackson
General Jackson
D. E. Luther Publishing Co
Atlanta
Ladies Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Bua Inesa
Pey
Curtis Publishing Ae i
Hitcher & Dunlap
Cliff C. Hiatcher
Edgar Dunlap
Datlys Construction
Southern Architect and Building News
Southern Presa
Austell Building
For Rent Stores South Pryor Street opposite courthouse
Classified notices list rental offers for stores at 53 and 35 South Pryor Street opposite the courthouse. Also advertised is stove repairs, belt sales, and furniture a la carte. Multiple business leads include loans, boarding, and furnished rooms at Normandie and Peachtree area addresses.
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Pryor Street
Court House
W. D. Hills
Prudential
Atlanta to get a mile race track at Piedmont Park
Wealthy bookmaker Joe Ullman proposes a standard mile track by circling the lake at Piedmont Park. Plans call for removing the forestry and machinery buildings, using part of the old ball grounds, with estimates between 72000 and 23600 dollars and a project that could make Atlanta a premier southern racing center.
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Atlanta
Joe Ullman
Ulman
Piedmont Park
Ultran
Forestry and Machinery
Ullman
Hot Springs
Ark
Burton Threatens Death and Note Found in Georgia
In Macon on January 3 1902 R S Burton a Cordele newspaper man arrested to prevent self harm left a note to his children AlmOnzo and Annie K Radcliffe expressing inability to live and inviting them to meet their mother in heaven. A pistol and laudanum were found. Burton planned suicide. His wife died last summer and he has drunk heavily since.
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Macon
R. S. Burton
Eastman
Cordele
United States Court
Burton
Mulberry Street
Alonzo M. Burton
Annie K. Radcliffe
Jenking
Fastman
They Want Tax Collectorship in Carrollton Georgia
F Creel a prosperous farmer of Mandeville has announced his candidacy for tax collector of Carroll County for the next term Tom Fores of the eastern part of the county is also mentioned as a candidate P P Kingsberry the incumbent has made no public announcement and is generally understood to offer again for nomination
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Carrollton
F. Creel
Mandeville
Tom Fores
P. P. Kingsberry
Politics in Houston County Candidates Face Contested Races
Fort Valley Ga January 28 Special Indications point to an abundance of candidates for county offices this year with several races likely to see six or more contenders. Quiet work is underway and active solicitation should begin within weeks.
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Houston County
Fort Valley
Stuart's Gin and Bucku: a cure claim ad
An old advertisement promotes Stuart's Gin and Bucku for kidney disease and Bright's disease. It lists symptoms, claims a permanent cure, urges trials at the seller's expense, and offers free bottles with no conditions. Local postal address in Atlanta is given for free samples.
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Stuart
Bright
Buchu
Btuart
Aga Dray Co. P.O
Atlantz
Rieke
Passing Throng and Traveling Notables at the Kimball
A crowded boarding house scene feigns humor over Prince Henry and Prussia while Atlanta Savannah banter plays out. Visitors include Representative George V. Gross delayed by lumber business, Clarkson and Helen Fogg, Mary Mulford, and Howard Thompson touring the South. Novelist Richard Harding Davis and others lodge at the Kimball amid police and travel chatter.
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Prince Henry
Etsr
Prussia
Russia
Clarkson Fogg
Helen | Moore Fogg
Philadelphia
Mary Mulford
Howard ‘Thompson
Salem
N. J
Kimball
South
New Orleans
Maresa Dominates Oakland Race Atop Narrow Victory
Maresa, a 2 to 1 shot, edged King Dellis by a neck to headline Oakland racing as Pride failed, Montana and Peeress ran in earlier events. Winnie OConnor switches horses amid a tense day with Bubsth tuting L Jackson and a rider change ending Green Morris ties. Race results note Peeress 15 to 1 in first, Arabo wins maidens, Shellmount takes selling, Janice L. Jackson tops handicap, Bathos wins selling, Maresa 25 to 1 in the sixth with King Dellis second. Entries list races at Oakland and New Orleans with multiple contenders and odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Maresa
Oakland
San Venado
King Dellis
Pride
Montana
Peeress
Green Morris
Janice
L. Jackson
O'Connor
Mr. Morris
Knociings
Mounce
Arabo
Burns
Huachueca
J Woods
Mirenu
Rangzom
Shellmount
Huachuaca
J. Woods
Rubus
Ransch
Janice L. Jackin
Gray Feld
Piikensuth
All Green
Spencer
Bathos
Lavater T O'Connor
Waihuret
Kelly
Maress
Hoar
King Delis
Redfern
Sweet Tooth
Gannon
Valdi Gras Hates Via and Western z B Atlanta to Pensacola
Travel notices list roundtrip fares from Atlanta to Mobile 10 60 dollars to New Orleans 14 85 dollars with a sale window February 4 to 29 final limit February 15 1902. Deposits by February 8 earn extension to February 16 upon 60 cent fee. Sleeping car reservations encouraged at Pryor street office or Union Depot ticket office with city agents Brill Allen Wyly Sr Bil
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Atlanta
Pensacola
Mobile
New Orleans
Tetum
Ciy
Pryor Street
Bell
Union Depot
L. H. Brill
Union
George W. Allen
Wyly, SR
Sidllea Labor and Mechanical Facilities in Eyeglasses
A. K. Hawkes text discusses the need for labor and mechanical facilities in the manufacture of fine spectacles. Mentions location on the Viaduct near Whitehall and references new department power and efficiency improvements at the company plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Hawkes
Sidllea
Great Cocking Main Won by S S Moore of Atlanta
Vickeburg Miss January 28 Special The great interstate cocking main ended today in favor of Georgia owner S S Moore of Atlanta after three days of fights. The main featured 17 fights at 100 per side plus 1000 wager, with 600 chickens on the grounds and bets around 3000, making it the largest in the country.
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James Beach
Waycross
James’ Beach
Lee Avenue
Young Beach
Oh. Scruggs
Ott
Vickeburg
Miss
Georgia
Moore
Atlanta
Mississippi
J. W. Hayes
McGinty
Hinds County
Hayes-McGinty
Charleston Exposition Race Winners Lead Day At Track
Sukeden Lady of The West and Gale Todd head a day of races at Charleston with exciting finishes. Also Ran II and Certain nosed out in a tight second race as rain clouds gave way to a fast track. A Central of Georgia rail plan to buy 540 box cars was announced in Savannah with an earlier order for 750 coal cars placed with American Car and Foundry.
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Charleston
Sukeden
Lady of the West
Gale Todd
Exposition Track
Sakchen
Olea
Cortein
Passaic
Bud Penny
Laura's
Bottle BR. II
Zeila Barr
By George
Little Tower
Stuttgart
New Orleans Race Day Results and Entries Declined
Emma A M won the first race by a nose while Hop Scotch led other favorites. Horses were refused entries for future races and other entrants faced disqualifications or track restrictions. Multiple races in mile measures produced winners such as Ben Chance and Beana with times noted. Alabama officials plan a February 20 meeting in Birmingham to secure a credible exhibit for St. Louis.
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New Orleans
Emma A. M
Dr. Moore
Johan Grigsby
King Tatlus
CR. Sterle
Benator Sullivan
Odom
Goldaga
Dominick
Bellrg
Fturlonga
Ecome
Coburn
Alpaca
T. Dean
Weiderman
Lyne
Digby Bell
W. Waldo
Echodale
Lindsey
Saint David
Brennan
Ben Chance
Meade
Petit Maitre
Kyne
Malay
Bselling
Beana
Elghor
Star Cotten
Sandtiea
WY. Waldo
Crescent City
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
W. P Lay
Gadsden
Alabama Commercial and Industrial Association
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P.O
Caroline
P. O
Augusta
Weekes Manufacturing
Meon, Gate
Spring
Marietta
North Slide
M. L. Thrower
Boley
WWE
Hunter
J. M. Quick Co
VR Fong
Trity Warehouse Co
A. Res Tel
Arareis
Depot
Wiley’s
Cock Lakewood Ear
Nal Bank
Berry
Peter Lynch
Whitehall Street
Siquar
Pura
Mason's
Woodbury
Millville
Kentucky Wonder
Cole
Fiee
Bruce & Morgan
W. L. Calhoun
Calhogn
Brown
Wats
H. Hu. Ashe
Atlanta, Ga
The
Atlanta Dental College
Petryan & Walters
Peachtree St
Forrest Aveue
M. W. Pres
Southern Dental College
Grady Hospital
Butler Street
May
Peachtree Street
Aragon Hotel
Persens
Vignaux
Restaura
South Pryor St
Mali
Jackson
M. H. Abbott
Marietta St
Ari
Ape
Normandie
Erne
Auburn Eve
Oara
Ste
Perryman & Walters
McCandless Riser
J. T. Holleman
West Alabama
St. Weyman & Connors
Equitable Building
W. Carson
S. Broadst
J.T. Holleman
Equita
Pia Loan and Security Company
Gould
R. CG. Desaussure
Inman
City
Essig Bros
Ik Trach
Piedmont
Track
Essig, Bros
the Popular Clothiers
Whitehall St
Helena
Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
W. BH. Snipe
F&y
Savannah
New Yorker
George V. Gross
South Georgia
Jona McBurrell
Indiana
Richard Harding Davis
Chizago
James Patterson
Patterson
Clark Street
Davis
New York
James W. Upshur
Baltimore
Charlies M. Alexander
Octave Jones
Ohio
Jones
N. P. Hale
Bamton
Kimbal
Our Lady Friends
Sellin Tiburcu
Shappie
Skip Me
Eldred
Fridolin
Sovla
Dodly Welthoff
Moyer
Bud Taylor
Meadow Lark
Sharp Bird
selling_ Seintillate
Courar
Koenig
Ada N
Invictus
Commissioner Forster
Arigarto
Thirteenixteenth
Yhandoo
Quiet
el Chihuahua
Arthur Ray
Jingle
Clandator
Macwryle
Ordning
Florenzo
Corpigan
Watersure
Rotdick
Fine Shot
Redward
Cantivete
Sheans
Tower of Candlea
Carrie
Saul of
Tarsus
Vantine
Yor
Bob Palmer
Bondary
Bab
Alpha Tl
Harry Tharghe
Rey del San Juan
Duke of Yorks
Monda
Kastaine
Gracious
Air Kingston
Dutch Carter
Farmer Bennett
Saint’ David
Palarm
Chancery
Fiocisia
Price Blazes
Eleie Bramble
John Batter
Small Jack
Anta
Ben Frost
Aq. Brightley
Utero
Jim Nep
Wallenstein
Avatar
Surmount
Carl Kahler
Princess Murphy
Lady Spots
Wilton
Dark Planet
Computation
T! Griffn
Merryslater
Navesote
Filley Deck
Pure Dale
Royal Deceiver
Givens
Wobleman
Coriovingian
Radiant Heat
Strangext
Rebel Jack
Fiddler
Robert Bomner
Campus
Valdi Gras
Via
S.S. Moore
Popotos
HO Orme
Tampa Bay Hotel
Tampa
Fla
Belleview
Belleair
Pullman
Kimball House
Hop
Bogeies
Hollis
Hollis & Co
Hou
Constitution
Boling
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