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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1912
Page
9
Classifieds guidance states 18 words free under specified classifications when delivered by hand. Other insertions cost 1 cent per word. Ads under 15 words may occupy one line. The office accepts written stoppage notices and warns against phone orders for Want Ads. The line emphasizes prompt, polite service.
Classified ad sweep shows dozens of help wanted notices from Atlanta area employers. Job seek ers include waiters cooks clerks salesmen carpenters bindery workers bakers and office staff. Several ads request young men and boys aged 15 to 20 for various roles with pay and opportunities outlined. Multiple employers listed with street addresses and brief terms.
Classified ad fragment shows male applicants and job inquiries. Includes positions for clerk, office work, bookkeeper, hautteur, and accountant with references or experience details. Names and addresses listed: M care Constitution L. C. H. Addison 133 W Falr Street 3. F. Hardiman Box 104 New born Ga. Corporation Accountant seeks position with city references.
Rail timetable for Atlanta and nearby lines shows daily and Sunday variations with arrivals from West Point, Columbus, Montgomery, Savannah, Albany, Macon, Jacksonville, and other points. Departures include trains to West Point, Columbus, Montgomery, New York, Washington, and Birmingham, with times across Central Time and notes on special Sunday service and limited daily trains.
A retro Atlanta page lists railroad schedules for the Union Passenger Station with lines to Brunswick Waycross Fitzgerald Augusta Covington and more, plus requests for work. Classified ads include youths seeking positions as office clerks stenographers printers and hotel staff with names or box references in the Constitution.
Classified notices list numerous job desires and services including a male reearner seeking office work in bookkeeping or collections, a bright boy wants in shop to learn trade, a first class bartender seeking city or out of city work, a steward or chef opening, a driver with repair skills, and various sales, clerk, and real estate aspirations. Many entries include contact names, addresses, and box numbers in Constitution listings.
A jumble of lost and found notices and small classified ads. Includes a lady’s diamond ring lost on Peachtree Road with a $25 reward, furniture and rug sale promotions at Robison’s, and various help wanted lines for salesmen and agents. Also mentions travel sales and personal services, plus miscellaneous items and notices from 1900s Atlanta listings.
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