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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1912
Page
2
The best section on the North Side offers six apartments that stay rented, with annual rent of $2,600 after deductions for taxes insurance janitor and services. Aimed at the alert investor and promising steady income.
A 21,000 dollar asking S room three story brick house on Peachtree Circle in Ansley Park offers modern comforts and artistic styling. Terms offered are satisfactory and the property sits in a premier section.
A property is offered at a bargain for a few days at the southwest corner of Houston Street and Piedmont Avenue. Prospective buyers are urged to call the office for the price and terms and to act at once.
An $8,000 UUM home on Myrtle Street offers an attractive property with a large living room and four bedrooms. Owner will offer reasonable terms to buyers.
Immediate sale offered for a modern 9-room two-story home on Highland Avenue between Jackson and Boulevard. Large lot. Owner seeks quick terms and is willing to negotiate. Showings available Monday morning.
Real estate pitches tout Peachtree Street lots and acreage around Atlanta with high frontages, multiple parcel sizes, and rapid profit projections. Sellers claim parcels from 96 to 3,300 feet frontage, prices from $10,500 to $250 per acre, and offer easy terms claiming large returns in months.
Scranton residents express mixed feelings as testimony before the House Judiciary Committee paints Judge Archibald of the United States commerce court as capitalizing on his bench. Local lawyers defend his integrity while detailing his business losses and holdings in coal, mining, and land ventures. The piece also recounts a humorous response from The American Magazine to manuscript submissions and notes Ida Tarbell’s critique of women’s relation to labor and economy.
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