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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1905

Page

6

Red Rock Ginger Ale Florida Rights Sold

The Hagan and Dodd Company of Atlanta leading a plan to build a Florida plant in Jacksonville to manufacture Red Rock Ginger Ale and allied products. White, Walton & Co. of Jacksonville head the stock group with 1 million capitalization. Florida distributors report strong year over year growth and expect statewide expansion with new plants in major cities to follow.

Jacksonvila Fla Atlanta Hagan @ Dead Company White, Walton & O Wholeanial Jacksonville Florida Jacksonride Hagan & Dodd Company White, Walton & Go Bere Red Rock Tig Hagan & Dodd Company Haeen Thaefty South Aleout Ste Uma Chen Coorgis RC White Hte Walton & Co Aril Wan

Real Estate Booms in Atlanta as Vacancies Shrink

Real estate agents report record demand in Atlanta with rental activity surge. Forrest Adair notes 1905 already surpassing 1904, citing major sales on Peachtree to Asa G. Candler for 97000 and properties to John B. Murphy and the Masons. Railroads invest heavily, Seaboard Air Line shops to add 375 workers, and only three vacant central stores remain. Population expected to grow toward 250,000 in a decade, prompting a push for business groups to form a Quarter of a Million Club.

Atlanta Forrest Adair Peachtree Street Asa G. Candler Mazonie Temple John B. Murphy Berry Masons Seaboard Air Line Railroad Bass Dry Goods ‘Company Whitehall Pryor and Alabbama Streets Alabama Street J. D Fraler Southern Railway Decatur Street Camber of Commerce

Judge W. T. Newman Opens March Term of Court

Judge William T Newman of the U S Court returns from New Orleans where he sat on the circuit court bench. He notes Mardi Gras displays and Atlantans in the city. Tomorrow at 10 A M he begins the regular March term with many cases on the docket, first focused on criminal charges alleging internal revenue and dental law violations.

United States Court William T Newman New Orleans Circuit Court of Appeals Newman Federal New Orleana Uéiil Internal Revenue

Georgia Division Finance Committee to Meet Next Tuesday

Georgia division secretary H C Hill reports 115 of 187 counties organized for the Southern Cotton Association. President M J Johnson and officers praise Georgia’s strong following as Harvie Jordan tours Texas and Arkansas. Finance committee meets in Atlanta Tuesday March 14 to discuss state matters.

Georgia Finance Comming Hit Jordan Texas Southern Cotton Association Hi. C. Hill South M. J. Johnson John D. Walker John, Bostwick H. €. Hill Georsiang Harvie Jordan Monticello State Finance’ Committee Atlanta Johnson New Orleans Cotton Planters’ Holding Commission Company Georgia Finance Committee W. B. Kemp J. L. Boynton Morgen D G Wages Danville 3. T. Hixon Villa Rica J. W. Brown A A. Rose the Hock C. D. Harner Sureville A. J. McMullin Hartwell FA Pate Lawrenceville Arkansas Tennessee H. C. Hin Empire Building Press Bureau Emblem Bureau

Improvements At Blakely Show Rapid Growth In 1900s Georgia

Blakely Georgia sees extensive developments as James Askew Company acquires the Howard property on Main Street to build brick structures including a new Bank of Blakely. Brick work expands to the courthouse while four new residences rise on Liberty Street and Victoria Avenue hosts business buildings. Ice plant upgrades and a planned steam laundry signal broader town modernization.

Blakely James Askew Company Howard Main Street D. W. James J. R. Owen EL Brooks and Brooks & Son Bank Buldings South Georgia Bank of Blakely Court House

Big Saw Mill Deal Ends 16Year Partnership in Georgia

In Colquitt and Worth counties Ga March 11 special two thirds interest in two large saw mills owned by B J Corbett & Co sold by J Wenderson and C Wenderson to Dr J Tylor and H J Corbett for 110000. Dissolution ends a 16 year partnership with no friction and by mutual consent.

Colquitt and Worth Ton Bg Pids Ay J. ‘Wenderson B. J. Corbett Colquitt Worth Counties Ae Tylor HJ. Corbett

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