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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1915
Page
9
Multiple properties in Atlanta Ward 6 and Ward 3 in Fulton County are listed for tax and assembly actions. Foreclosures cover numerous parcels fronting Gallatin and Paine avenues, Langhorn and Langhorn streets, with 1-3 interest shares in sewer construction costs.
The notice lists multiple city blocks in Atlanta, Ward 5 and Ward 8, with land lot numbers 13 and 208, plus a Flora Street parcel. It details frontages on Walthall Street between Kirkwood, Wylie, and Baker, plus adjoining Holmes, Lawhorn, Gerce, Robinson, Norwell, and Ailey properties. Jurisdiction is Fulton County Georgia. the city seeks payment for sewer construction costs charged to these properties, with J T Neal and J A Cochran among owners and defendants.
Multiple parcels in Atlanta and De Kalb county are listed for seizure to recover costs of curb work. Properties include vacant lots and improved houses between Miller and Piedmont streets, Marcy and Clark University area, and Leexett Avenue parcels. Lienholders include city of Atlanta against owners such as E. H. Hired L. J. Dickerson and CL. White with levies covering sidewalk curb costs.
Multiple city and county properties in Atlanta and Fulton County are levied on to satisfy city taxes and sidewalk obligations. Parcels include a 4 acre city lot in Ward 3 on Leegett Avenue, a 97 by 60 foot lot on Glenn Street near Southern Railway, and a 38 by 48 foot lot on Easeth Street near Juniper Street.
A damaged notice details assessment against Mrs I Glew and neighbors for curb and street improvements on Wella Street near Marsnail? evicted property in Atlanta Georgia. The city approves drainage committee payment and directs work on the sidewalk frontage.
A lengthy city mortgage style notice lists multiple Fulton county properties in Atlanta ward 4 ward 7 ward 3 ward 2 and ward 9. It details parcels fronting streets such as Lawshe Street Westwood Street Chestnut Street and Doray Street with gutter and Belgian block paving costs charged to the respective lots. The notices name property owners or alleged owners including Hall church West Hunter Baptist church Hemphill Avenue M S church Jackson W Allen and others and state the city of Atlanta seeks payments for paving costs from the property owners or liens against the lots. The record covers numerous parcels in different districts with house numbers and street boundaries, reflecting a broad municipal tax and paving enforcement action.
Several properties in Fulton County Atlanta are listed for tax sale with details of ward, land lots, street frontages, and back depths. Parcels include Cameron Street and Parsons Street lots adjoining Crum, Henson, Mathews, Orr, and Brown, with bids to cover paving costs.
A sequence of city court notices listing property levies in multiple wards of Atlanta Georgia. Properties include city lots in wards 5 9 2 7 and 3 with fronts on Jonas Avenue Burlwood Street Bartrees Street Piedmont Street Racine Street East M Street and other streets. Owners named include Philip Weltner D Ho J.P Wall L J Dickerson Mrs J H Harbuck M Keltschn and others. City of Atlanta seeks sidewalk paving costs with foreclosure style claims.
A chaotic docket lists multiple Atlanta parcels in wards three eight and eleven in Fulton county to be levied on for city taxes and costs. The notices describe specific land lots frontages on streets such as Dust Eleventh Cameron Flora and Hardee with house numbers 71 68 and 62 and include adjoining properties. Proceedings cite Fi Fa numbers and "End against said Atlanta Machine Works" with city marshal J M Feller overseeing.
Local insertion rates are 19 cents per line with six words per line. Advertisements require a minimum of two lines and must be in writing. No phone submissions. clerks offer guidance on wording and rate details. Accounts may be opened for telephone ads. Future ads via mail or solicitor paid the same day. Every home has use for Constitution want ads.
Several lost items and pets are reported with rewards offered. A check for 156 dollars is misplaced between Peachtree and Third, with reward for return. dogs and pets described with collars and identifying marks appear in multiple listings. contact numbers include Main 2952, 4302, 2627, Ivy 581, and other local signals.
A damaged cropping of a 1915 Atlanta notice lists professional offices and attorneys, with fragmented addresses and contact lines. It references a sale by highest bidder for property of a deceased person in Fulton County.
A flood of help wanted notices fills the page: stenographers and tradesmen sought, salesmen and traveling reps needed in Atlanta and southern territory, aluminum ware reps, two to three cabinet makers, a printer helper, and more. Employers promise steady work, hourly or weekly pay, travel allowances, and opportunities to advance, with brief contact details and addresses in Georgia and nearby states.
The page lists multiple job ads including a domestic helper for a widower with three children in Georgia, a comptometer operator opportunity for young women, and a dental college free services notice. Also seeking male and female help, plus teaching positions via agencies in Cadwell, Atlanta, and Memphis.
A scrambled collection of old classified lines shows multiple Situation Wanted notices and employment seeks. Individuals request office management, salesman, bookkeeper, and farm manager roles, with references promised. include box numbers or post office boxes for responses. The fragmentary text reflects a late stage classified ad section with payment notes and listing formats.
A crowded classifieds page lists numerous "Situation Wanted" notices. Applicants include a registered druggist with state salary preferences, an office clerk with 7 years of experience, a bookkeeper with commercial law knowledge, and a stenographer seeking both office and teaching roles. Several entries mention references, various locations, and ad rates for placement.
A garbled classified section lists for sale and wanted items including a 22 room hotel with rental income under renovation, furniture from Haverty’s, coal lots, a strongbox safe, unsplit rattan baby carriage, gas stove and water heater, new and used heaters, an oak estate, and various auctions. Also seeks second hand office and household furniture, clothing, and a few misc items with contact cues in the Constitution ad spaces.
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