Bottenfield Agency Expands to Larger Atlanta Offices
Bottenfield Realty moves from ten to eleven floor Empire Building offices to accommodate a fifty-strong sales force after selling about 1,060 home sites in just over a year. He plans to build homes for buyers on sixteen subdivisions including Peachtree Hurst East Lake Park and Kirkwood Heights, adding insurance and loan services later.
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L P Bottenfild
Arger
Csen
Empire Building
Wwmere
Instu
Imeli- Bive
Bottenfield
Atlanta
Decatur
Islanta
Botten
Mr. Bottenfield
Luncheon of Builders to Hear Kriegshaber Talk
The Atlanta Builders' Exchange invites members to a Dutch luncheon at the M and M Club next Thursday at 12:30. H. Kriegshaber will address the topic How to Get and Give Better Results. Directors note the plan success and plan future open meetings.
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Atlanta Builders’ Exchange
M & M Club
Exchange
H. Knegshaber
Candler
Spring Street Meeting for Street Improvements Plan
Spring street and adjacent property owners meet in city hall council chamber next Tuesday at 4 pm to discuss plans for Spring street improvements. Signatures have been solicited for subscriptions to cover regrading and repaving costs. The meeting will cover extension from Fourteenth to Peachtree at Brookwood, regrading and paving into the city, and a viaduct from the street foot over the railroads to Madison avenue.
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Spring Street
Council Chamber
City Hall
Fourteenth Street
Peachtree Street
Brookwood
Madison Avenue
New Cotton Money Aids Atlanta Real Estate Purchases
Cotton money flowing into Atlanta is easing note payments for property buyers. Realty men report more purchases this fall and clients paying notes a year ahead. Dealers note funds are being used to clear debts in preparation for spring activity.
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Atlanta
Read Your Insurance Policy for Farm Fire Safety
A Farm and Fireside contributor warns farmers to review insurance policy stipulations on fires from thrashing engines. Even with coverage, detail a man to supply water, watch for sparks, and prevent windborne embers. A past incident shows a spark igniting straw and grain, proving how a simple engine spark can trigger a barn blaze.
Whitehall regrading rapid. new buildings planned
Shelby Smith, chairman of Fulton County Public Works, inspects Whitehall Street regrading now underway. City aims to finish before Christmas shopping. a weeklong injunction delay to proceed. Uniform grade planned from Alabama to Brotherton, with cross streets new buildings and a five story Channel HW. Black building to start this week. real estate expects a transformed street within a year.
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Whitehall Street
Shelby Smith
Public Works Committee
Fulton County Cou
Whitehall and
the Cross Streets
Channel HW
Black
Tromity
Mitchell
County Commissioners
Giant and Dwarf Towers Mark Atlanta Skyline Contrast
A feature on Atlanta architecture notes a tiny structure on North Forsyth near Popular Street, called the smallest skyscraper in the district beside the new post office and Healy Building. It contrasts sharply with nearby giants like Piedmont Hotel and Candle Building, illustrating the city’s dramatic skyline variance.
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Atlanta
America
Forsyth Street
New Healy
New Post Office
Healy
Piedmont Hotel
Forsyth Theater
Apgles Hotel
Candle Building
Empire Building
Empire Life
Real Estate Group Seeks More Georgia Insurance Loans
At the Atlanta Real Estate board meeting scheduled for the third Friday in November, brokers will push for foreign insurers to lend more within Georgia. They note some firms pull large sums from the state via policies while avoiding local loans, though others finance major Atlanta office projects. President Harris G White says aims are persuasion, not a boycott, urging business leaders to invest locally. Congressman William Schley Howard and Robert F Maddox will speak on currency law effects and the money situation.
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Atlanta, Real Estate Board
Georgia
Atlanta
Harris G. White
Realty Board
Atlanta Real Eatate Board
William Schley Howard
Robert F. Maddox
American National Bank
Howard
Maddox
Handsome structure to rise on old Trinity site
A five story steel and concrete building costing about $60,000 will rise at the southwest corner of Whitehall street and Trinity avenue the site of the former Trinity church. Charles H Black owns the property and the Bauknight furniture company will lease it for ten years. The project matches plans to regrade Whitehall street and spur further downtown development.
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Whitehall Street
Trinity Avenue
Charles H Black
Buick
Peachtree and
Harris Streets
Ald Trinity
Bauknight Furniture Company
Banknight Company
Mitchell
Hicks
Sarsh J Hicke
Mathereon Street
Peachtres Road
Getader
Atlanta
John M. George
Drewry Street
Barnett Street
Roswell Road
W A. Wright
Same
G. A. Weaver, Jr
J. N. Finley
Nor'west
Lame
Hollywood Cemetery
South Atlanta Land Company
Salle L Byans
Tubman Avenue
Hardwick Street
McKenzie Trust Company
Fulston Mortgage Company
St. Charles Avenue
Robert R Marion
McKenzie
Lidé
Br L P. Harvey Et al
Record Loan and Investment Company
Pryor Street
Peters Land Company
Micaliza Gardner
Na_ Katherine Lovette
Southwest Corner
Seventh
Myths
W B Hamby
Jonn L Moore
West Side Park
Glenwood Avenue
Vialid
Glonp Anc
Crew Stréste
Lilian Ik
LeConze
Charles D. Body
Ansley Park
Westminister Drive
Walter McClreath
Tana
Phillips
6Th East Avenue
Henry Cohen
Mrs
Lucy ¥. Rhea
Stewart Avenue
W. S. Burdett
M. A. Fall
Lee Street
Magan Park
D. H. Lope
A. B. Sekyl
Glenn and Crew Street
Alice W. Dyer
Mamie Eidson
Cascade Avenue
Westwood Avenue
Atlanta Savings Bank
James T. Williams
Westminster Drive
Charles A Abbott
A. B. Buell
Phoenix Investment Company
Sire
Carmina DC
LaHatte
Washington and
Basa Streets
Il—Mis Jennies F
The Meaning of Sabotage in French and Local References
A letter explains sabotage from French roots of sabot shoes to rail chair manipulation and a historic incident described by an inspector. The narrative shifts to a small corner structure owned by Atlanta Ice and Brewing Co., noting sun exposure and past city history as context.
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New York Sun
Somme
Ce Garly
Postofgica
Mlhouetre
Forsyth
Eel Atlanta Ice and Brewing Company
Marthasville
White Way extension tied to Peachtree widening
At a meeting of citizens and property owners the plan to widen Peachtree Street between Baker Street and Porter Place and to extend the White Way to Porter Place and Ivy Street was discussed and endorsed. Several owners have pledged funds, two dollars per front foot will cover White Lights installation, and urgency is stressed to complete widening first to avoid tearing up future lights.
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Peachtree Street
Baker Street
Porter Place
Ivy Street
West Peachtree
Peachtree
Ellis
Ellis Street
Potter Place
Atlanta Realty Boom On Spring Street And Ivy Street Activity
Real estate notes from Atlanta show rising activity with sales, new buildings, street improvements, and major plans. Notable deals include Charles H. Black’s corner building at Whitehall and Trinity, Edwin L. Winn's sale on Spring Street, and ongoing Williams Street developments with two story residences planned.
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Charles H. Black
Whitehall
Trinity
Spring Street
Edwin L. Winn
Mr Winn
Black
Williams Street
Tenth Street
Fourteenth Street
Willams Street
A. J & H. FL. West
Fmont Avenue
Atlanta Land Investment
J Company
Piedmonts Avenue
Pine Street
George W
Addie Finch
Jackson and
Chamberlin Streets
Georges L Walker
L. M Johnson
Murray Hill Avenue
Kirkwood
Strauss-Eipstein Company
Hart
Milton Strauss
Epstein
Strauss
Atlanta
Savannah
Messrs Strauss
Hurt
Rok Tes Tamiin Bros
Royal Insurance Company
Railroad Frontage to Be Sold at Courthouse Next Tuesday
Edwin P. Ansley’s agency will offer Hemphill property in Marietta and Foundry streets with frontage over 160 feet on Marietta and along Foundry to the Western and Atlantic railroad. Another frontage sale includes W. B. Lowe estate at Castleberry and Central of Georgia railroad, with 699 feet on the street and 100 feet on the railroad.
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Edwin P. Ansley
Marietta
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Marietta Street
Woundry Street
Atlantic
W. B. Lowe
Castlebarry Street
Central of Georgia Railroad
Forrast
George Adair
Hemphill
Marietta and
Foundry Streets
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Bottenfield Agency
Pakes
H. Kriegshaber
Spring Street Meeting
Brotherton
Alabama Street
Popular Street
Goliath Tooms
Old Trinity
Iwy Street
Altolomna Neva
P Cole
Altoloma
Gould and Paseo Annex
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Stone Mountain
Gould and Pasco
J Turetky
Miler
Aha
Jacob Kuss
West Fair
Milton Streets
Mra Wealey M. Beauchamp
Penn Ave
Jnue
Fourth Street
D .H. Lope
Westmasy
Glenn and
Crew Streets
Xita
E. W. Bigham
Merchants and Planters
Bank of Griffin
Fifth Street
Bedford Place
With
Sixth Streets
Addis Fowler
Sarah A. Low
Randoll Street
Auburn Avenue
Misses Minnie
Sallie Rushin
Colonial Trust Company
Sidney Street
Funate K. Fort
D. G. Wylie
Merchants and Mechanics’ Panting and Loan Company
Spring
West Fifth Streets
J. N Brooks
Atlanta Banking and Savings Company
Ponders Avenue
M. V. Jame
Hunter Street
Davia Street
Sam Norton
Merchants and Mechanics’ Banking and Loan Company
Curran Street
Emmett Street
Marbut-Thornton Lumber Company
M. L Bowlea
Buena Vista Avenue
Fortress Avenue
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