Real Estate Transfers Reported in Atlanta Listings
In a period of unsettled weather, Atlanta area real estate activity picked up with several transfers. Notable deeds include Frank C. Owens to BL Rivers for Peachtree Heights lot 1, James G. Lake and heirs to Ella Smythe for Peachtree Heights Park lot 13, and multiple county and private sales along Ivy Road, Roswell Road, and nearby streets, including 19 acres with 1766 feet road frontage near Druid Hills, and assorted parcels on Forrest and Peachtree streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seles
Ste Martin-Ozbern Realty
Gold For & Bearden
Dodd
Wesley Avenue
Fulton County
Almahouse
Ivy Street
The
Ivy Road
Mr. Cribbs
A. LL Cleveland
J. M. Moore
Almshouse
Roswell Road
Mr. Tomlinson
Edwin P. Ansley
A. K Stitt
W. C. Slaughter
Wallace Mil Road
Druid Hills
Hattie B. James
Abby Street
Wrat
Michell Street
Frank C. Owens
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Barnett
B. C Lyle
Alex, Reeves
Jnt
Georgia Street
Boston Lama Sr
B. W. Lamar
Brston Lamar
Southatlasa Land Company
JO. Ross
Goliug
J. W
Terry Altey
Martin
H Everett
Elijah Patterson
Portheist Verner Hogarsaree
New Wheat Street
Hondrews
Wow Strang
Cret Elder Randy Street
Oak Street
Halstead
JOH. Andrews
West End Park Company
City of Atlanta
West Side
Gorton Street
Argard
Jane
W. E. Treadwell
D. E. Gunter
Banker Street
Goldsmith
J. Fred Lewis
Canter Street
Fittenrn Street
Lawton Nalley
James L. Campbell
Virginia Avenue
Whipple Street
A. Mixon
Same
Mary M. Raoul
Pine Street
Ethel Street
T_ J. Bady
John BR. Besnole
Norwest Atlanta
Lena Adam
James
Georya R. Wall
Henry H. Tucker
Ann Street
Marran Street
VI Land Company
George
Highland Avenue
Jemie E. Brown
Peachtree Street
Sixth Street
Ben J. Massel
Jecsle E. Brown
Kensington Avenue
C. Black
W. D. Bardaway
Holtzclaw
Property transfers and deeds listed in North Side notice
A dense record of real estate transactions, including interments of parcels on Union and Greenwood avenues, Highland View, Stewart and Stewart avenues, and Peachtree corridors. Items include transfers, bonds, mortgages, and administrator deeds with dates ranging from 1910 to 1914 and values from a few hundred to tens of thousands. Named parties include J. Frye, Evangeline Coles, Atlanta Development Company, Mrs. May Moore, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Avenue
Mira
Efe B. Moore
B. Vignaus
W. H. Tresevant
St Cuacles Avenue
Sarah
James
Daniel
Union’ Avenue
College Street
Lewis Turner
John T. Davis
Fiat Shasis Road
George W." Parrott
Evangeline Coles
School Place
Buchanan Street
Szd Place
Atlanta Development Company
J. D. Watson
A. Virgin
Greenwood Avenue
Frederica Street
S. Sherman
W. W. Strong
Guest
East Eide Atwood Street
Oak Street
Atlants Development Company
Nora G
Highland View
Highland Avenue
Luckle Street
Realty Trust Company
Laylie R. Shedden
Ansley Park
aArthur
Harrias
William L. Porco
Beet Harrin Street
Newton St. John
Lave
Stewart Avenuue
St. John Avenue
Urs
D. Welraven
St. John and
Stewart Avenues
D. 3. Walraven
Stewart Avenue
Harry Cohen
Worner Mobile
George W. Hanson
Mobile Avenue
Florence C. Werner
Ww. Warer
W. Peachtree Place
North Side Improvementmpany
Robert E. Lawahe
Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Company
Southeaatraeuer Greensferry Avenue
Chestnut Street
W. C. Johnson
Mra. M. EB. Sweat
Hampton Street
Emmett Street
HM. Huguet
John H. Boston
Matilda Place
Taft Declares No Third Candidate at Convention
Washington reports Taft asserted he will be nominated on the first ballot with votes to spare. Friends in Washington speculated he would oppose compromise candidates Cummins or La Follette, favoring Root or Do Good Fairbanks for leadership if needed, and Fairbanks was named as a potential chairman choice for the resolutions committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Friends of
Cummins
la Follette
Mr. Taft
Senator Root
Do. W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Fairbanks
Committee On Resolutions
Copeland Made Receiver Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition
The case filed yesterday in U S district court names Nathan Copeland as receiver with a $500 bond. W E B Feldman, a retail grocer of Atlanta, filed the involuntary petition, showing liabilities of $4,174.54 and assets of $290.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Fred Beers
United States District Court
W. E B. Feldman
Atlanta
Nathan Copeland
Forsyth Vaudeville Ends Run With Star Acts
Vaudeville at the Forsyth closes today with matinee and night shows featuring top acts. Advance word says standing room will be tight, and the engagement marks the venue's strongest billed program yet with Joe Werth and Triple Friganza among the headliners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Forsyth
Atlanta
Joe Werth
Vast Inland Sea Scheme for Sahara Proposed by Scientist
The Boston Globe reports Professor Gotceroven advocates turning Sahara into a large inland sea by a fifty mile canal to the north coast. He argues a sea ten to sixty fathoms deep could enable steam navigation linking French West Africa with Europe and make arid lands fertile, lifting millions from precarious livelihoods. Critics warn of potential European dam projects and climate impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Sahara
Mediterranean
Gotceroven
France
Africa
French West Africa
Europe
Provision Market and Grocery List Shaped by Trade
A corrected market list details diverse provisions from strawberries and tomatoes to ducks and oranges. It includes prices for meats, lards, canned goods, coffee, flour, spices, and household staples, with notes on brands and weights and a brief commodity update from New Orleans on cotton supplies as of June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oglesby Grocery Company
Atick
Nafi
Narreim
Lang Hammer
Rumford
Royal
Hardlora
TV S
Success
Rough Rider
Magic Yeas
Ge Ate
Reane
Lima
Navy
Kasra Breshtoh
Boruton
Bull Durham
Seo Gualliz
Eagle
Star
Croker
Appa
Old Virginia
Aeme
Dixie
Best
Lee Perrix
Lee Iapoleon
Taking of American Cotton by Pinners Report Sparks Figures
Secretary Heater reports world cotton intake by spinners in round numbers for the week and year. This week 247,000 bales, year total 13,288,000, with Northern and Canadian spinners at 3,297,000, Southern spinners 2,384,000, and foreign spinners 9,607,000. Correction: New Orleans stock plus 131,000 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Heater
Canafia
New Orleans Cotton Statement Displays Surge in Sight
Secretary Hester's weekly Cotton Exchange report shows movement into sight up 6,000 from the prior week and ahead over last year, with totals for 288 days of the season lifted by 3.6 million bales versus last year and nearly 1.9 million versus 1909. Foreign exports rise to 47,190 for the week, while North and Canada mills take increase, and seaboard stocks edge down. The New York market remains firm on strong demand and expected weather-driven gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester
New Orleans
Egypt
Brazil
India
Sotten Ag
Great Britain
Europe
United States
Mississippi
Ohio
Fotomac
Northern Mills
Canada
Southern Mills
North
Seaboard
John F. Black & Co
New York
Liverpool
Cotton demand drives market outlook amid mixed acreage drops
The past week sees cotton advancing on supply demand, with strong spot demand in the south. Liverpool and Manchester activity suggest firm prices, while bulls and bears debate crop size and carryover. Acreage declines across several states are noted, with overall plantings down from last year. market remains wary of a viable harvest despite solid domestic and foreign demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Manchester
Wall Street
Waldorf-Astoria
Texas
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missiasinpi
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tennessee
Louisiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Real Estat
Read Estate
Hurt & Cone Real Estate and Investments
Empire Life Building
Gordon Street
T. Kimbrough
A. F. Garden
Mary L. Stanahan
Guardian
Pesree Street
Allen Street
Julia A. Gherrett
John Pealdrop
Aide Queen Street
Oglethorpe Avenue
Lynn W
EB. A. Werner
Charles
David Stern
Peachtree Place
Heyman Mendel
Berry School
Glimer Street
Piedmont Avenue
L. Wood
Home Life Insurance Company
Mre
S. C. Stevens
Maggie Larnert
Berne Street
Boulevard
Fig
Archey Dyke
Joan T. Davis
Flat Shoals Road
Churchill
M. Bradley
Alex W. Stephen
Janie S. Avary
Cain Street
C. A. Conk
English Avenue
Orth Avenue
R. J. Walker
Jotal
Mutual Loanana Banking Company
Hogue Street
E. OG
C. A. Cook
Joton
North Avenue
J. B. Henry
Oscar and
Charten A. Davin
Weet
Pryor Street
Hendrix Avenue
Spring Street
Geo. P. Moore
Auburn Avenue
M. L. Thrower
Corner Forsyth
Walton
Westminister Drive
Ansley Ark
Whitten
Bermuda
Home & Farm CO
Cal
East Point Avenue
E. Rivers Realty Co
Alabama ST
Root
City News
Tabernacle
Baptist Tabernacle
MacArthur
St. Elmo Massengale
W. A. Niall
A. G. Allen
J. BR. McCord
E. M. Hudson
Atlantic
Brunswick
Hugh K. Walker
First Presbyterian Church
Adddross
Wasley Memorial Church
Fifth Regiment, National Guard of Georgia
Capitol City Guard
Taft Hall
Auditorium Armory
Fifth Regiment
Mr. McCall
J. K. McCall
Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association
West Alabama Street
Association
Mr. Overbey
J. L. Overbey
Cochran
R. D. Taylor
Birmingham
Ala
Wesleyan Memorial Hospital
Overbey
Macon
W. H
T. M. Overbey
T.*m. Overays
Jenkins
Waycross
C.R. Jenkins
Wesleyan College At
Mr. Jenkins
First Methodist Church
Way~vane
Lyerly
Chattooga County
Smmerville
J. Edge
Summerville Baptist Church
Summerville Church
Atlantic Coast Line
Folkston
G. Routzahn
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Routzahn
Augusta
Tallapoosa
Board of Education
Tallapoosa Public Schools
S. J. Smith
Acworth
Ada Wilcox
Ella Jones
Blakely
Maude Ragland
Baragaville
Tenn
Athens
Athens District Conference of
North Georgia Methodists
Greensboro
B. P. Allen
John
Jen~ King
Mission Board
James E. Dickey
Emory College
Oxford
Athensa
M. L. Troutman
First
Northern District of Georgia
W. T. Newman
Henry Newman
University of Georgia
Columbus
Pinedale Sanatorium
Pinedale
Pine Mountains
Spadah
W. 5. Peterson
Bunn-Bell Institute
E. L. Ray
Bunn-Bell
Locust Grove Institute
Desea
White
Kurpfeld
Cornfeld
Cornfeld Picnia
Figia
Am Sornfeld
Gormiata Fragkfurters
Atlanta National B Bank
South
Atlanta National Bank
Cotton States
Hubbard Bros. & Co
Soreigwo
Cable Wey
Epeche
Sea Island
Cotton
Besaniaby Oe
Ancy Fybride
Sahotss Florida
Edward R. Bushnell
Leslie
Afteef
Harvard
Yale
Penneylvania
Cornell
Pringeton Ae
Columbia
Aoe Ee
Amherst
Chicago
Town
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Alifornia
Jeland Stanford
Psaese
University
Bootsy
Anses
Ae Boas
BGT Pointe
European Cablee
Santos
Jundiahy
Santos Cade
Sao Paulo
Foligna
BOF
St Louis
Prairie
Saroanach
Rosin
RT. Sea
Charleston
5. C
Jacksonville
Fla
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