Real estate transfers and notices from 1912 Georgia records
A dense list of property deeds and transfers including lots on St James Street, Peachtree avenues, and Rankin Street. Transactions involve Robert Speer, Mary Cook, Kathleen Nelson, and Frederick Averill among others. Public notices include executors' deeds and guardianships, with dates scattered through March and April 1911 and 1912. Deaths and births are briefly noted alongside property actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Speer
Travelera” Insurance _Commpany
Bonnie . Abbott
Mills Street
Esomma Reasendorf
Seo Aire
Cornelia Kicklighter
Same
Oplathorpe Avenue
Mary T. Cook
Germanta Sayings Bank
Markham Street
Davis Street
Logan Fardwick
Fraser Aires
Crumsey St
Carrie H. L'Engle
Travelers’ Inmuranca Company
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Misa Homa
Ben J. Massill
Howard _ Pattilo
Aide Pine Street
Redfort Place
Kathleen 2. Nelson
Hindle V. Gorman
Irwin Street
Houston Street
Interstate Land Company
Herbert M. Blanton
Peachtres Terrace
Rose le Kirk
Elias A. Jocapha
Capito Avenue
Little Street
William Z. Davis
Etta Reyn
Cooper Street
EL. Copbran
W. R Rosser
Gottiled
Boble
Howell Mill Road
Evans
William H. Borden
Lucia B. Rawson
Peachtree
Merritts Avenue
John A. Brice
James VW Whitten
Margaret
Boer
Peachtree Circle
Ejth Street
George
Richmond
Herbert WH. Oxkman
C. S
Burton
East Aide West Avenue
Railroad Street
He-Atlanta Savings Bank
Peter Mion
Valde Luckle
Conn Street
SiMe
Clarence
Paine
Jaren P. Averill
Robert R. Johnson
de St
Harten Avenue
Harry D. Averill
Alfred Averill
Frederick C. Averill
Earme
Charles E. Averill
HBL
Averill
Ehy
Bie
Samas
Ime
A Reasonable Plea For the Stomach Digestive Aid Advert
A historical advertisement extols digestion aids, praising Brush's and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims natural digestive agents restore stomach function, notes chemical tests abroad, and cites a London laboratory. The piece includes a testimonial about purchased tablets and safety assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush
Varnan
Theas Origens
Stuart
Chemical
London
Central
Cullum St
Church Bt
B.C
Zeis
T P A TAKES UP MILEAGE FIGHT IN GEORGIA
Macon Georgia March 28 Special The Travelers Protective Association of Georgia drops its bid to compel railroads to add mileage windows in ticket offices but will push mileage and penny script acceptance before the railroad commission and, if denied, before the legislature. The convention endorsed a state hotel inspector appointed by the governor funded by hotel taxes and backed the nine foot sheet bill. About 200 delegates were welcomed by Mayor John T Moore with remarks by Roland Ellis and reports from J B Brogisten and J H Andrews. The Oscar Underwood club hosted a luncheon and visiting women enjoyed an automobile ride and theater outing. Dennis Fleming of Albany may be next president as Jesse Bates plans to withdraw. A barbecue for visitors is planned tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Travelers’ Protective Association of Georgia
Railroads of
Georgia
Railroad Commission
John T. Moore
Roland Ellis
T P. A
J. B. Brogisten
Augusta
J. H. Andrews
Atlanta
Oscar Underwood Club
Bibb County
Elke Club
Dennis Fieming
Albany
Jesse Bates
Pankhurst Leader Refused Case Remanded in Window Smashing Trial
In London militant suffragists face trials as thirteen women, including Mrs Pankhurst, are charged with conspiracy and inciting damage. The judge fails to bind over the defendants. Sentences range from six to four months. two are bound over and two are acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pahkhira
Lawrence
Rafda
London
Rain and surplus reshape Atlanta weather records
The week’s rain began Thursday morning and continued with heavy showers last night. By dawn, nearly an inch had fallen, and if no more rain occurs in March the excess will exceed four inches for the month and almost five inches since January 1. The month has sped past previous records in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlante
Features of a National Cash Register for Merchants
The piece explains how NCR parts benefit merchants with sale bells, top indicators, added wheels, and printed records. It stresses that the receipt and printed totals help prevent losses, trace every transaction, settle disputes, and ensure customer proof of sale and profits.
Tech instructor G C Robeson dies after brief illness
George Chapin Robeson, a popular Georgia Tech architecture instructor, died at 9 30 after a five day pneumonia illness. A Penn graduate, he planned to live in Atlanta but will be buried in Farmville Virginia. Survived by parents Maxwell and Frank Robeson brothers and cousins in Virginia and Atlanta. Body to Patterson's chapel and Farmville for funeral and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chapin Robeson
Georgia School of Technology
Tech
University of Pennsylvania
Atlanta
Farmville
Virginia
George M. Robeson
Maxwell
Frank Robeson
R. G. Blanton
F. B. Barrett
Patterson's
Runaway horse saves pedlar from hold up in city streets
A runaway pony responding to a Texas spirit drove off two highwaymen who attacked pedlar H. Warshawicka of 218 Pulliam Street after 9 p.m. The fracas sent the wagon crashing along Washington Street before the horse returned to the pedlar’s home. Mrs Warsfawlake cried out at the sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Warshawicka
Peidher
Pulliam Street
Washington Street
Rawson
Warshawiska
Sost
Little Child Saved from Danger Amid Turbulent Year
A fragmentary report notes a young child spared from harm as adults grapple with uncertain conditions. The readable text hints at danger faced and relief when rescue or safe passage occurred, reflecting a period of turmoil and ongoing community concern.
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A. Sige
Avonu
Atréet
Marca
Theresa
R. Phatrow
Fraser Street
Hamstrock Place
Mohn Carey
Herman M. Bieloxchan
St. James Sreiue
Lee Becond Street
Charles E. Currier
Josephine A. Abbott
Mamia Adama
Rankin Street
Randolph Street
Rankin Ste
Teagen
T. B. Mang
Taley
Security State North Avenue
Trunteen
Deeds
Si—B. Hubert
G. Turner
Trun
Tewa
HL. Turner
EW. Ryerett
Davis
Dover Streets
Giardian
Polier
Guardian of
Lake Moore
Ad Ethi and
Moore
Jess J. Wood
Q.burner
Te Markham
Tar
Alea
Thomas À Crawford
Spring, Street
Mine
Bemare
Cook Monaghan
Central Avenue
Bir
P. Stephens
al Courtland
Paul Wesley, Jr
Piedmont Place
Wand
Muller
Prrppy Witt
Karl’ Ferry Sween
Wil
Thomas
Garlton Street
Deatha
Collina
Luckie Atrest
Robert Lee Anfisraon
Mra
Gebetta C. Dynch
EL Fair
Ao Niam M. Gomes
Cabell Gregeos
Miltera Street
Grady Matthews
Thormomt
Costa
BROWN
Bozes
John I, Brown & Son
Boston
Mase
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Ohio
N. Broad St
Atlanta, Ga
Croutes
Pee Geaek
G. C. Robeson
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