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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1912
Page
7
Property listing notes a brick building on Peachtree Street with good depth and central location, priced at $700 per frontage foot, generating some income. The item emphasizes current activity and potential value in a prime urban area.
The item lists a frontage of 160 feet on Peachtree Road in a desirable residential area with trolley facilities nearby and a price of $45 per front foot.
Factory location close in and very convenient with tracks already down, built to meet requirements and appealing terms. In good section, practically new with double walls and floors, hardwood floors. Bur roughs screens, furnace, servants' rooms, and every convenience, mice garden started, car service. Built for a home but must be sold at price $5,750 on reasonable terms.
A notice stating that sections of the north side are vacant and ready for development. It indicates locations cleared for construction and signals upcoming building activity by the concerned authorities.
A large 900 acre tract known as Eachtree Road fronting Peachtree is offered at 50.00 per 7500 cash with no further payments due for two years and easy terms on the balance.
Property list shows 147 feet rail frontage and 230 feet on a chert street with improvements. Many lots on Halt Fair Street and Washington Street, including a 14‑room house with garage, a 10‑room up‑to‑date home, and several 4‑ to 6‑room houses. Prices range from 3 000 to 20 000 with easy terms or part payments. several corner lots on North Jackson and Formwald Streets attract quick sale. Investments pitched on car lines with development nearby in West End.
The New York zoo hosted a fashion filled garden party by the ladies' auxiliary. Several hundred women and many children attended as spring attire decorated the animal walkways. Notables shown include Miss Mabel Choate, Mrs Charles Dana Gibson, Mrs Lewis Iselin, Miss Louise Iselin, and Mrs Iselin.
Long editorial contrasts Democratic party achievements with Republican criticism, highlighting the 1910 campaigns, tariff debates, and shifts in power. It argues the party's past governance proves its capacity, while warning against Republican mischaracterizations and urging voter confidence.
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