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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1902
Page
9
The notice states no ten cent Sunday advertisements will be accepted after 4 pm Saturday except with no guarantee of classification or insertion. If not inserted in Sunday’s paper the ad will run in Wednesday’s Constitution at Meday with the same terms.
Daily ten centers advertise by the line at ten cents per insertion. No ad accepted for less than three lines. Discounts apply for monthlong continuations. Ads received after 8 p.m. may not be classified. Standing ads changes for Sundays must be in the office by Friday night at 6 o'clock.
Fulton county voters face registration deadline two days before the April 10 white primary. Books close Monday evening with four city registration sites listed and County Registrar A P Stewart setting three branches for convenience. Heavy pre primary registration continues despite bad weather as artisans and laborers seek to vote.
Advertises low fare rail travel from Atlanta to California with sleeper cars to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Mentions Geo W. Allen and T A Pryor Street contacts, and a bill or act dated March 30 1930.
Established 1837. 5 Whitehall Street. Center in Foreign and Domestic Wines Liquora Tobaccos Cigars and all such goods as belong to a first class liquor store. Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes. Peter Lynch also running at 7 West Mitchell Bla grebt Variety Store. Mason's Fruit Jars and other jars and seeds. Receives several goods including fall seeds. 60 Empty Barrels half barrel cask 10 Gallon Kegs for sale terms cook.
A large Atlanta delegation including firemen drum corps police squad and Governor’s Horse Guard will visit the Charleston Exposition on Atlanta day. Council committee approves mounts for Company M and hopes other organizations join. City flag arrives with gold seal and blue field. flag bearer to be a tall fire department member. The police board seeks council approval for thirty four men plus sergeant and chief to attend and be paid.
Bradstreet’s survey notes demand for iron and steel muted while wholesale and jobbing activity eased after spring peak. Retail distribution remained active in warm regions, with lumber prices up and hardware movement steady. Wheat and corn exports fluctuated, cereals varied, and general business failures rose modestly in the United States for the week.
The item recounts a press agent incident involving Misa Marguerite Sylva and a staged robbery tale as a caution on publicity. It then notes visits by John L. Hyde of Portland and otherNotables in Atlanta, including W J Fraser and W M Fraser of Halifax and M M Gardner and Mrs Fall of Nashville, plus John W Akin of Cartersville and H C Appleton of D Appleton Co visiting the Kimball House.
A property in Atlanta with over 16 000 square feet is directed to be sold immediately. The owner asserts the lot is the cheapest of its kind available.
New York reports favorable weather boosting Easter trade with broad merchandise activity and solid price levels. Bank exchanges show a 21.4 percent drop in New York while stock exchanges run at about one quarter of last year. other cities post clearings gains. Eight hour day talks for blast furnace workers spark concern but a settlement is expected. production and coke movement run above prior records. Structural projects pause due to material shortages. some rail and supply contracts resale noted as buyers secure larger deliveries than needed.
Atlanta market report lists fresh eggs butter and poultry prices, with oysters and various produce. Prices show brisk sales and range across regions. notable items include eggs per dozen, butter quality levels, live poultry prices, citrus, apples, bananas, nuts, and vegetables with crates and per quart or crate pricing.
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