Atlanta Building Boom Boosts City Permits to Record High
Atlanta shows a surge in building activity with permits totaling 232,714 in June, including a 20,500 Wednesday total. Lucile T. Young plans a two story brick veneer residence at 665 Ponce de Leon Avenue, H. W. Nichols & Son to build it. Tucsan L. Knight adds an 8,000 expansion to his North Avenue Jackson Street apartments. A flurry of loan deeds and warranty deeds accompany the sale of properties across the city, with several parcels and houses changing hands and new loans recorded in rapid succession.
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Lucile T. Young
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Barnett Street
H. W. Nichols& Son
Tucsan L. Knight
North Avenue
Jackson Street
Jackson
J. W. Bennett, Sr
M. P. Porter
Ormond Street
Crew Street
M. B. Porter
M. BE
J. A. Hendrix
Eame
L.L. Shivera
George
Herrin
Etta Neleter
Mra
Helens B. Murphy
Beechertreet
Henry
Harper
Col C. Hatcher
Fifteenth Street
M. T. LaHatte
McClure Realty ‘and Inventment’ Company
Garnett Street
German Emtheran Hutch
E. F. Quinn
Ceceita B. Wallace
Aide Carrier Street
Buchanan Street
N. Wallace
BF. Quinn
Edgar Neely Ton
P. Brumley
Howard
Church
Seni Pluce
Eighth Street
P. D. Haunson
Elizabeth M. Haunson
Oak Street
Lawton Street
Agron Keith
Frank L. Hall
West End
Juue
HL. Wynne
Frances
Bailey
Welle Street
Cheney
Julius H. Wexman
Cambridge Avenue
Malden Lane
Maude McG
Pens- Mullal Lite Insurance Company
Atlanta Banking and Investment Company
Mortgage Security Company
Piedmont Avenue
Fourteenth Street
J. P. Cooper
R. Jaques and Travney Company
Ridge Avenue
Pulliam Street
hMra
Anon O'Keefe
Misa Mary C. Jones
Hunter Street
Dr. Peach
Chica Morrin
Mortgage Bond Company of
New York
Luckie Attnet
Frank M Stewart
Ollie C. Bell
Marristts
Bartow Street
B. Stewart
Bamdher
Lovejoy Street
W. A. Fincher
Hibernian Savings, Building and Loan Association
Mitchell Street
Davie Street
Ian
Mary B. Murphy
Mame
Pulilam
Best Fair Street
Bainbridge Deaths Overnight Highlight Local Notables
Miss Jessie Wilson of Bainbridge dies at home after a six week illness following high school graduation with highest honors. Survived by parents B D Wilson two sisters Mrs W T Miller and Miss Fattle Wilson and brother Judge Joan N Wilson. Funeral held at family residence with honorary pallbearers from her class. Rev James E Ward officiated. Mrs George Weaver of Conyers dies after brief illness. Her husband Captain George W Weaver, a government revenue inspector, survives with one daughter Miss Ethel. Funeral planned for tomorrow afternoon. Beadle Beardsley Smith dies at home on Cave Spring street after long illness. Interment in Greenwood cemetery. Survived by two sons Messrs Wayne and Hampton Smith and two daughters Mrs Masters Byrd and Miss Evelyn Smith. Mrs Mary Colcock dies in Chattanooga and funeral held at her brother R S Parks home in Yenartown with interment in Greenwood cemetery. Survived by two sons Rowand and Colcock.
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Jessie Wilson
Bainbridge Bainbridge
Jessie’ Wilson
B.D. Wilson
James E. Ward
G. W. Weaver
Conyers
George Weaver
George W. Weaver
Misa Ethel
J. D. Smith
Cedartown
Beadd Smith
Cave Spring Street
Tong
Greenwood Cemetery
Mra
Arnie
Tia
Ewo Sona
Messrs
End Hampton Smith
Asuehtem
Masters Byrd
Mise Evelyn Smith
Yenartown
Gai
Mary, Colcock
Chattanooga
Tenn
Morntha
Parks
Greenwood
Rowaniudson Celcock
Henry Winkles Killed by Train Near Esom Hill
Cedartown Ga June 16 Special Henry Winkles a young married man from Byrds in Polk County was killed by a Louisville Nashville freight train near Esom Hill about 4 this morning He apparently slept on the track and was not awakened by the approaching train authorities reported no other persons involved in the accident.
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Cedartown
Henry Winkles
Thin ‘County
Loulaville & Nashville
Esom Hill
Byrds
Burglars Routed by a Hail of Bullets at Home
At 1 o clock Thursday morning Charlier A. Hetson fired at two burglars inside his residence at 94 Stilledge Street after his wife alerted him. The two intruders were driven away as police and neighbors heard shouts and fleeing footsteps. Police Captain Mayo, Officers Aus tin, McWilliams, and Cason investigated the scene.
Why Suffer With Impure Blood Remedy Promises Quick Cure
An early 20th century ad touts a blood purifier labeled U S 9 and 3S B claiming rapid action against blood disorders. It urges readers to buy at drug stores and consult the Swift Specific Company in Atlanta for guidance, asserting the product cleanses disease germs and supports overall health.
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U. S
Swift Specific Co
Swift Bidz
Atlanta
Belcher Guilty in Highway Robbery Case
Clyde Belcher was found guilty of highway robbery for the February robbery of W. L. Wellay and his wife. The jury returned the verdict after five minutes, and Judge Hill sentenced him to 30 years in the penitentiary despite his denial of guilt. Mr and Mrs Kelley identifed him as one of the robbers. A. A. Bell was convicted in the same proceedings.
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Clyde Belcher
W. L.wellay
Hill
Belcher
Kelley
A. A. Bell
Robbery and death tale from a night crime report
The report notes a convict camp shooting with a premature dynamite discharge killing a person. It also describes Y Kelley and his wife being held up and robbed of 1200 dollars while returning from Cagh Grocery store on a Saturday night.
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Y. Kelley
Cagh
Germans Seize Swedish Ship Torsten
London reports a Swedish steamer Torsten of 1,875 tons, sailing from Gothenburg to England, captured Wednesday off the Island of Wings by a German cruiser. The vessel was towed southward, likely toward Swinemunde, and reportedly carried no contraband.
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London
Reuter
Gothendure
Gothenture
England
Invokes God’s Reward for Pellagra Cure
Satterwhite writes praising a cure for pellagra and urges readers to obtain Baughn’s free book from American Compounding Co. in Jasper Alabama. The letter claims dramatic symptom relief and promises a refund if the remedy fails. The piece portrays pellagra as curable and appeals to faith and gratitude.
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Jumbo
J. H
Satterwhite
Baughn
Jasper
Ala
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Rich, & Bros. CO
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Hy Smith
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Aold
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Cleburne Avenue
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Forrest & George Adair
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Fire Allsteel
Foote & Davies CO
Office Outfitters
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Benjamin
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Fourth National Bank
Druid Hills
Geo. P. Moore
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Aaron Haas, Son & Howell Candior Bldg
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Decatur
Royal Arcanum
Whit Coe
Central Ave Nue
Te Cama Out
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John RB. Thompson
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Grotto
Jack D. Hates
Monare Fred Thomas
Gute Iy Lodge
Gute Iy Lodge, No
L. Ho Kantman
Washington
Kaumman
R. ‘Tomiinson
Forves
Clifford QC
Tomlinson
Greenverge & Hand' Company
Major
Hollywood
Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Bank
Joel Hunter & CO
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Forsyth Bank
Alcolette Bros
Grapewin
Anna's Chance
ZERO
Keystone Trig
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Carter Electric Company
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Texas Poster Advertisers’ Association
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