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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1912
Page
3
A dense trading card ad from Hastings Seeds and Co promoting poultry feed, fertilizers, and remedies. It lists locations and delivery times, prices for crushed oyster shell and grit, and various poultry products including di compound medicines, canaries stock, and disinfectants with contact details and several product prices. The text is noisy OCR with many errors but preserves product names and pricing hints.
A practical piece from Dudley to readers of The Atlanta Constitution advises on classifying chickens for better growth and meat value. It covers feed, range management, and the economics of selling dressed poultry by the pound, urging farmers to market eggs and dressed birds in advance and to study breed standards for long-term profits.
Notice urges brevity in inquiries to the department due to high demand. Writers are advised to use a single page side for messages and keep letters concise to expedite processing.
A local seed dealer reports a carload of Green Mountain seed Irish potatoes in stock, praised as best for fall planting and very prolific. Ordered early, as no more of this variety is expected. Price 75c per peck or $2.50 per bushel. Lookout Mountain Potatoes also available in limited supply at 85c per peck or $3 per bushel.
After harvesting your wheat or oat crop, replant with German millet field peas or cane seed. These options yield abundant forage and enrich soil. Prices: German millet Tennessee grown seven dollars per bushel. Whippoorwill peas two dollars fifty cents per bushel. Cane seed Orange Amber or California red top one dollar seventy five cents per bushel.
Headquarters for all Poultry requisites asserts it guarantees prices and quality. The notice emphasizes dominance in poultry supply and assures customers of consistent value and product standards.
Advertises poultry stock and pets for sale in Atlanta area with prices on White Leghorns Belgian Hare Guinea Pigs and Ducks. Mentions Uncle Dudley poultry book and Wonderland Poultry Farm offers and prizes. Includes contact details and promotional notes from multiple vendors in Georgia.
Ralph O Cochran declares welcoming legitimate competition and offers to improve service while listing numerous rental properties across streets like Cooper, Juniper, Hunter and Capitol avenues. The bulletin, detailing 4 to 7 room units and monthly rents, invites interested tenants to call write or phone from 38 Deane Street.
Numerous furnished six to ten room houses and eight room bungalows offered for rent across multiple blocks. Advertisements describe proximity to car lines, Grant Park, and the Chatta hooche river area with monthly rates from twelve fifty to eighty dollars. Contact listing agents at Walton Street, North Boulevard, or Grand Building for details and availability.
For Brent Houses offers night and studio apartments with many conveniences in College Park and Decatur. Listings include furnished six room cottages in Comella Ga and an eight room two story house on College Street Decatur with barn chicken house and garden. Prices range from 26 to 80 dollars monthly. Georgia Home & Farm Company Ivy 5767 Candle Building.
Reading list of ten story fireproof building rooms for rent and private homes in Decatur and Atlanta. Offers include furnished and unfurnished suites with baths, hot water, and kitchens. Nearby transit on Houston car line, Central Path access, and subway. No children in some rooms. breakfast served at 66 Highland View. Various prices and contact details listed, including Ivy 6500 and local phone numbers.
Numerous listings show rooms for rent in Atlanta apartments and homes, many with board, private baths, and modern conveniences. Addresses include Capitol Ave, Peachtree Place, Highland Ave, and West End areas, with prices ranging around six to twelve dollars monthly and additional details on utilities and furnishings.
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