Atlanta's Property Transfers and Notices Across Edgewood
A dense list of Atlanta real estate transfers, mortgages, quit-claims, and building permits from Edgewood and surrounding streets. Names include Peters Land Co, Roxanna M. Wudlhe, George Tumlin, John Thompson, Ben Vawels, and many others. Transactions cover parcels on Myrtle, Confederate, Inman Circle, Gordon, Peeples, and Edgewood avenues with dates from March to May 1911 and 1916. Also notes births, deaths, and school/building activity across city parcels and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Avenue
Fitzgerald
Peters Land Company
Roxanna M Wudlhe Sorom
Myrtle Street
Eighth Street
F T Luckie
George T Tumlin
Melarm
Jo Massel
John T Thompson
Confederate Avenue
Ormewood Avenue
Siesg
J Rutashy
Ben Jo Vawels
Sane Property
D FE Lopez
Knot Realty Company
Vide
Ict
Bloch
Anssey Perth
Mra
John WW. Wellborn
Isabel Wellborn
Diuid Circle
Charles L Reeves
George W Case Investment Company
Brosses Street
Glenwood Avenue
Rozinsky
Ben J. Massellot
Whitehall
Humphrey Streets
Harris Street
Cleveland Avenue
Germania Savings Bank
F H. Gaines
Chamberlin Atrest
Fitzgerald Street
Railway Postal Clerks’ Association
Nolie Jones
Nest Side
Summit Avenue
Angier Avenue
Atlanta Quotations From a Nonsensical Market List
A garbled OCR readout presents a jumble of prices, items, and stray brand names. The fragment appears as a scattered retail ledger with numbers, product terms, and partial phrases lacking coherent structure or clear events.
Market Prices From The City Produce Exchange Debris
Market quotations on country produce list varied items with numerous prices for groceries. Canned fish, spices, dairy, meats, vegetables, fruits and grains appear, with suppliers and shorthand notes scattered among figures and descriptions.
Fair Weather Predicted as Streets See Busy Day
The Forecaster notes yesterday's fair weather and a slight rise in temperatures today. Foreseeable conditions hint at improving weather, while recent overcast days may be ending for months. Tuesday sunshine drew large crowds and a record day of business across many shops, with millinery stores reporting exceptionally heavy trade.
Farewell and a Sorrowful Office Scene
In a cluttered office a weary friend says goodbye to a visitor heading off on a trip. A gopher offers sympathy as the man laments the looming burden of farewells and a crowd of well wishers from railroad, insurance, and banking circles gathers nearby. Mrs A R DeFoor dies at 69 with funeral planned, survivor details listed.
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Gopher
A. T
The Forsyth and Lyric Theaters Show Week of Vaudeville Acts
The Forsyth features Paul Armstrong's Romance of the Underworld with twenty players in three scenes and near an hour of performance alongside other acts. The Lyric presents Billy Van's A Lucky Hoodoo, with Van delivering nonstop humor and Steve Gall impressions, promising a strong week of audiences and lively entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Forsyth
Paul Armstrong
Lyric
Billy van
Steve Gall
Georgia Boys to Meet at University Club
University Club members who are University of Georgia graduates will meet Thursday at 8 o'clock. President Hon. John M. Slaton will preside with speakers Chancellor David Dc Barrow and Robert Maddox. Governor Joseph Brown will also attend. The club's 57 affiliated schools include over 100 UGA graduates, about one third of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club
University of Georgia
John M. Slaton
David Dc. Barrow
Athens
Robert ¥. Maddox
Atlanta
Georgia
Joseph . Brown
Mower-Divorce Case Proceeds In Fulton Court
W K Mower accused Mrs Lucy Mower of infidelity and abuse while she countered with his repeated opprobrious names. He testified she scratched his face and attacked him during illness. Judge Bell awarded the wife temporary alimony of 25 dollars weekly for herself and three children. The family resided at 14 Delta Place Inman Park and Mower is a Broad Street businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W K. Mower
Lucy Mower
George J. Bell
Fulton Superior Court
Mower
Delta Place
Inman Park
Broad Street
Go and Look in Your Mirror
Gray hair adds fully 10 years to your looks. The ad promises Robinnakea Hair Dye restores natural color without damage, claims a positive guarantee, and offers trial size with regular size 75c from Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Blank
Rob- Innaire
Jacobs
Atlanta
City Savings Bank urges saving with resolve and one dollar
A City Savings Bank message encourages readers to commit to saving, stating that money is not a hard task when one sets out to do so. It urges readers to come in with a determination to save and bring one dollar as the minimum to start.
Ground Floor Stock Rush Powers Chamber of Commerce
Only 1,450 remains of 100,700 in stock for the Chamber of Commerce Realty Company. Ad Men aid campaign with 1,050 worth of stock sold at a banquet. total subscriptions through Tuesday reach 96,750 with more 3,300 received since Thursday. Subscriptions list includes numerous local businessmen, firms, and individuals, highlighting broad community backing and rapid demand for the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Walter G Cooper
Kimball
Lst
Ad Men's Club of
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce Realty Company
Adams
Wilmer Moore
Mr. Moore
Howard Geldert
R. P. Gheshire
Calder D Lawton
W. P. Howard
R. Irving Gresham
R. R. McDowell
J P. A
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
L. W. Rogers Company
B. W. Bailard Optical Company
Kimball Hotel
J Ro A. Hobson, Jr
E. S. Hartmans
Naecwen to Meet Ravahnah Ga May 26
Special annual convention of the state pacination of Grad e 2 Nurges. Desete notes Savonmaky on April 24 and 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naecwen
Ravahnah, Ga
Gomez Dies Suddenly His Funeral Today
William N Gomez, 19, died suddenly yesterday morning at his home on Central Avenue. A native of Atlanta, he showed rare business ability and promise of a long useful life. His death caused sorrow among friends and business acquaintances. He was educated in Atlanta and pursued business with keen foresight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William .N. Gomez
Central Avenue
Atlanta
Fire destroys barn at Standing Rock near Evansville
At Evansville near Standing Rock the barn of J. M. Durham burned Saturday night around 9. The barn held corn, most of which burned. With a door left open, locals suspect arson. Estimated loss about 3250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franeville Bern
West Point
Evansville
Standing Rock
J. M. Durham
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Peachtree Street
T. M. Fincher
Empire
Bell Phone Main
J. M. Worsham Real Estate and Loans
Third National Bank Building
Ivy
Kirkwood
Carl H. Fischer
Bell Phone
Tiile
Charles B Wallace
R H Caldwell
Wiss Emily EK Millia
Gordon and
Peeples Street
Pearl F
Seymour Ferguson
Vine
Rhode Streets
Eugene Oberdorfer
George A Gershon
Fourteenth Street
Wureai
Jacob Beechman
Ranton
Glentwid Hill
J H
CG. M Lower Waren
I. Harvet
Kate W Barrett
Ormerood Avenue
Novice Jones
Mallam Maxwell
Fulton County
L J Bentley
Columbia Woodmen
Boulevard Terrace
B C Wilkerson
Penn
Peter F Smith
Same
Pryor and
Garnett Streets
Dr O F. H Gaines
Fitzgerald Atreet
Fitzgerald Avenue
Shacklin
Atlante Banking and Savings Company
Jeptha Street
Hunter Street
J G Medenbaugh
L. C. Butler
Spring
Chertey
Railway Postal Clerks Investment Association
Atlanta Savings Bank
Woodward Avenue
Cameron Street
Mar. J. Eubanks
Eubanks
JG. Wilson
Levs Avenue
Davias & Wesley
West Peachtree
Davis & Wesley
Clarke
Spencer
City of Atlanta
Joiner Park
Kinder- Zerten
Thurmond
City
Atlanta University
J. M Shields
Hamptor
W ML Aycock
Capitol View
Arthur and
Delian Gloson
Parks B Holbrook
Arizona Avenue
Mary C. Burgeza
Forrest
Thomas
O'Neal
Kington
Ala
Herman Korch
Washington
William
Cape
Rock Springs Road
Wemiltz
John William King
Sarah Mille
Jettally
Burns
Decatur
Ruth Long
Dora
Mary Snelling
Sears
East Fair
Mattie Richardson
Woodward eTeseeta
Anna Kilgore
Paynes Avenue
William Jonigan
Lula Rhone
Dorsay Retreeg
South
Arnold Shoe CO
NOG
Abington, Mass
Preteatord
Ik Reder
Aise
Uggs Yee
Goraien
Arift
Cate
Bea
Waite Oak
Ory
Lenox
Pose
Lew Ay
Ed Latur
Fually
Grandma
Weetheart
Rte
Bun Durham
Victory
Liorps
Old Virginia
Giery
Sapano
Gelati
Aont
Acme
Best
Hofman House
H. BH. Dee
Igepetson
W ‘National
Ficne Sra
Pany
South Broadst
BEANE
Florida
Baldwin
California
White Provision Company
iCornfeld
iCornfield
A. R. DeFoor
A. R. Deloor
West
Fair Street
Quilllay
Walker Street
Oakland
Georgia Boys
City Savings Bank
Alabama St
Brown
Johe L
Brown & Son
Boston
Mass
SlobeWernicke
Mower-Hobart CO
South Broad St
Chamber of Commerce New Home Fund
Charles Aleaton
S. W. Allen
D. W. Appler
W.tr. Ashford
C. B. Beaullier
Bb. G. Black
W. J. Bielock
Bombayreed Manufacturing and Importing Company
BR. B. Brittain
W. H. Brittain
J. Epps Brown
C—S. M. Carson
W. T. Comer
Conklin Tin Plate and Metal Company
Joseph IF. Coa
D—T. H. Daniel
Herbert c. Davis
J. L. Dickey
W. T. Gentry
G. Ss. Gregory
S. R Greenberg
R. J. Guinn
H.— Aaron Haas
Son & Howell
T. A. Hammond
D. Harrison
DB. &. Hartman, Jr
W. T. Healey
George Hikes
Hirach Brothers
Hirshberg Paper Company
J. R . Hobson
W. A. Horne
H. M. Houser
J. M. B. Hoxasey
RK. J. Hudson
J.—Jaffers Lime Company
L. Cc. Jennings
W. BR. Jester
C. H. Johnson
D. W. Johnson
Sam D. Jones
K.—Kelley Brothers Company
Charlotte King
CO. J.kinsey
William M. Little
Lougee & Zimmer
J. H. Lumpkin
James I. Lynch
G. 0. Shepherd
Smith, Thornton, Winn & Co
A. H. [ Stevens
Can. Sullivan
T.—Thomson
T. Weyman
C. GC
Bier
Charles Pe Wickershanty
Raymon
Cher
Woolley
W. i Wee
George A. Yundt
Robert Zahner
Gomez
Frank Garrett
John Levi
Frank White
Hal Daniel
Revert Erskine
H. L. Ingram
Crossetts
Crosset
Crossett
Kingsbery’s
Decatur St
Pryor
Kingsbery
Cadillac
Frisbie, Coon & CO
Makers
TROM
George Muse Clothing Co
DeKalb County
Clarkston
Stone Mountain
Lithonia
THE
Decatur Board OF Trade
Cavell
Piedmont
Atts-Thompson Lioupr CO
Chattanooga
Tenn
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