Fire Threatens Miller Stables Structure in Marietta Area
A fire on the first floor center of a three story building formerly Miller stables at Marietta and Bartow streets caused about 10000 in damage and for 30 minutes endangered nearby structures. fifty girls from the adjacent Atlante Envelope plant fled to safety as six fire companies battled the flames before it was brought under control. The fire originated in an area possibly in Brogren’s and the building is owned by Miller Realty Investment Co with 18000 insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Marietta
Bartow
Atlante Envelope Company
United Esterta
Cre
Brogrens
Wate Lantaenvelope
Cummings
Miller Rea Distate Ail Investment Company
Burleson tightens rules on railway mail service
Postmaster General Burleson ordered a modification of regulations governing mail transport. Trains should not be held beyond their departure time longer than necessary to transfer mail from connecting trains. He stated delays caused by unnecessary transfers will be reduced and no undue holdups to departures will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burleson
Guy Adatts
Frisco
Campaign for constitutional limit on House size
Representative Wardelle Blull of Tennessee launches a vigorous campaign for an amendment to cap national House membership at 430. He argues the growing body is overcrowded and top heavy, and that a smaller lower chamber would allow a proper readjustment of its structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National House
Wardelle Blull
Tennessee
National
House of Representatives
House
Wall
Congress
Robbers Loot Ohio Post Office in Attica Heist
Ohio dispatch reports burglars blew open the Attica post office and escaped toward Chicago Junction with a fortune. Loot included money and stamps plus cash belonging to the Seneca County Fair Association and other groups. Sheriff of Seneca County is pursuing them in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Attica
Chicago Junction
Seneca County Fair Association
Festmaster W. F. Unie
Seneca County
Governor Leads Work On Kentucky Roads Day
Thousands of Kentuckians of both sexes turned out in works clothes despite rain to take part in the states good roads day. Governor Metres led a squad of workers near Frankfort as Lexington reported the events on October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Lexington
Frankfort
Candidates At Tifton In Heated County Campaign
Tifton Georgia October 24 Special Candidates for Congress battle for votes in the county. Judge Covington spoke to farmers ten days ago and to business men last night. Judge Parr spent Saturday here but had no speaking engagement, and Colonel Luke will address voters at the superior courtroom tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Market Summary From New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New Orleans cotton trading mixed with small crop talk ahead of ginning data. Bears favored lower figures, but prices held with late day losses 13 to 16 points before closing steady. Spot cotton quiet while Chicago and London markets show varied shifts in grains, livestock, metals, and currencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
Hester
Waildatins
Midlettsr Y Ostrice Law
New York
London
Cookson
Landen
Nubots
Ortoner
Mila Quiet
Cordnva
Havre
Tartvurg
Prennig
Liu
Des Rely
Santos
Une TY Reds
Reig
Fraailian
Liisa
Georgia Fulton County Bank Statement 1943 Cashier’s Affidavit
A bank statement from a Fulton County Georgiabank presents assets liabilities and deposits as of October 24 1943. T C Erwin cashier attests the figures are true to the best of knowledge and belief with signatures of directors Frank Hawkins H Y Acord J N Goddard and notary Wm Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Georgia
County OF
Fulton
T. C. Erwin
Hawkins
H. Y. A'Cord
J. N. Goddard
M. Cook
Atlanta Quotations From Fidelity Fruit and Grocers
Market report listing corrected prices from Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company at 67 South Broad Street. Includes grain, groceries, teas, syrups, lard, baking powder, and a long line of specific item prices. Also provides Atlanta live stock market prices from White Provision Company covering hogs, cattle, cows, and butcher meat values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Produce
Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company
South Broad Street
White Provision Company
Uphiares
Ufleia
Atlanta
White
Prowis- 2 Company
Trade Reviewed By Commercial Agencies
New York reports say the business situation remains fairly firm with signs of tentative improvement in some branches. Warmer retail and wholesale demand for seasonable goods is seen in many areas, but severe cold in the south damages cotton. Iron and steel operations show curtailment, with some job additions. Prices ease in parts, rail stocks show occasional activity, and imports attract interest though no major developments. Copper market remains notable. weekly failures total 240 in the U.S. and Canada 1. The London market shows nervousness over Mexico, while New York stocks close modestly lower after mixed sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woods
United States
Canada
Dry Goods and Commodities Market Update
New York markets show 30 percent advances on plains and 20 percent on fancies with continued activity in cotton, roads, and yarn. Foreign wools bought more freely. flour and corn steady. linseed bids listed for October through May. rice in New Orleans markets active with rough and Japan grades firm at 2.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Movement of Grain and Receipts Report Patchy Data
Grain movement report from St Louis dated October 24 shows receipts for flour wheat corn and oats with scattered figures and misprints. Separate figures mention Honduras Japan and various sack counts with inconsistent pricing and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Trial of the Texas to conclude soon in shipyard test
The standardizing trial of the battleship Texas should wrap up Sunday or early Monday if builders plans proceed. H. H. Benson, assistant superintendent at Newport News Shipbuilding, said new castings to replace damaged engine room parts from Thursday's accident are expected to arrive tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Vetover
Texas
HH. W. Benson
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Atlanta Real Estate Transfers and Developments Highlight Northwest Peachtree Area
Real estate activity from Atlanta lists sales and transfers including T. J. Shepard selling to N. C. Miler at 9 East North Avenue for 18000 with a 40 by 100 foot lot and a two story house near Peachtree Street. Anticipated improvements to West Peachtree and related widening plans noted. Multiple warranty deeds record transfers on East and West side streets, with parcels near Grand Avenue, Franklin Street, Pearl and Jefferson streets, and Atlanta Park Cemetery noted along with October closings and future building bids in Augusta and city developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Shepard
FR. A. Ryder Realty Company
K. G. Jones
N.C. Miler
East North Avenue
Peachtree Street
Avalon Apartmenta
West Peachttree
North Avenue
Peachtrees
West Fesenstrea Street
Ourteenth
ERTY
A. Burdin
Mugene
Har- West Tuker Street
Doud
C. A. Green
Mutual Loan and Ranking Company
North Side
Catherine Strent
Stewart Avenue
Fue
John MM. Quintnee
Couley
Charles Hiller
Franklin Street
Powell Street
Lanta Cemetery Association
Atlanta Park
Albertus Wick- Vershion
Holderness Street
Oole Street
T. C. Holmes
Luckie
W. H. Davidson
Grand View
Peachtree Avenues
Orletree
L. C Butler
Y Avenue
Miller
BL Kuhn
Lugmis
Woodward Avenue
Atlanta Cemetery Association
Gordon Turner
Atlanta Park Cemetery
J. B. Wiggins
Mra
Irene Cameron
M. Forbes
Bellwood ‘Avenue
Poplar Street
Lapxing
John K. Ottley
McKenzie Trust Company
Highland Drive
Penchtres Road
North Side High
Peachtree Road
Izhu
N. M. Daniel
J. N. Renfroe
Myrtle Street
Bettuber
Arthur Bandy
TR. W. Hastings
Dihn Wesley Avenue
Adam Street
Upchurch
Seaboard Avenue
James T. Hansaray
Marlon c. Kiser
Carver
Eagan and
College Avenues
W. Tt. Wiliams
G. W
Ww. Harris
Cherokee Avenue
Fert
Atlanta Avenue
Property transfers and dates in North Town ledger excerpts
A dated sequence of real estate transfers lists sellers buyers and parcel details across October 9 to October 18 in 1912 including lots on Bryan street Stroud avenue St. Paul avenue and Payton road. Amounts shown include 1861 870 1 and 190 with cemetery, Dunn street and Oak street parcels, plus an August 1904 cemetery lot sale at Machpelah College Park.
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A. R. Cleveland
B. Jankson
L. Bandy Et al
Bryan Street
Stroud Avenue
John Starr
Plunkett
St. Paul Avenue
Nno
H. W. Dillin
William , Rawling
Lake Avenue
Elizabeth Street
John Carey Et al
Mra
M. R. Paul
West Side
Payton Road
New Manchester Company
J.J. Foster
Machpelah Cemetery
College Park
Sarah K. Jenkins
Wiliam K. Jenkins
Dunn Street
Oak Street
Index to Want Advertisements Page
Auction Sales and multiple classified categories listed with page numbers across automobiles board rooms business opportunities clothing cleaners and more. This index outlines sections such as For Sale For Rent Real Estate and Help Wanted with numerous subcategories and page references.
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Barog
Tynewriters
Help
Mnear Beer Lacemnes
Fersonal
Eee
AD & Ol
Ibo
Ee Ae
Wypewriters & Supplies
Toxfesbsa
Itoard-Rooma
Lost and Found items listed with rewards in New York area
A collection of lost and found notices from 1925 lists various items including a gold medal engraved with Lack, a bracelet inside a dress, a pocket volume with valuable papers, a wine serge skirt, and a suit set with amethysts. Each notice offers rewards and provides contact details for return, referencing dates and addresses in lower Manhattan and nearby streets.
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Walker Street
Sehlesinger Bakery
XN. Y
Terih
Mitehsel
SM. le. Allen
Ivy
Dhe Whitehall
Whitehall Street
Ain
Confederate Avenue
VARIOUS AD OFFERS AND SERVICES IN 1900S ADS
A collage of late era ads offers polyurethane varnish for wives, asthma remedies, dental services with low prices, beauty treatments, shoe and hair work, gluten bread for health claims, and a maternity sanitarium. Notable names include Medlock's Pharmacy and American Asthmatic Company with box 638 Atlanta Ga. The page shows varied consumer pitches with pricing hints and service notes.
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ASON
American Asthmatic Company, Inc
Atlanta
Diverse classified ads blend hair switches and services
A jumble of offers appears: human hair switches priced at 10 and 15 dollars, custom orders available. multiple business and shop listings including A. Clayton Co at 3644 Whitehall St and Flower Shop at 221 Whitehall. doll repairs at 110 Lucile St. cakes delivery nearby. various ads for corsets, oxygen, portraits, barber training, and employment in stores, hotels, and offices. job seekers for clerks, salesmen, and skilled trades. miscellaneous notices for medical remedies and household goods.
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A. Clayton Co
Whitehall St
Whitehall
Mitchell
Lucile Street
S. A
Clayton Vo
Phone Sartorius
Pryor_si Btreet
Dr. George
Austell Building
Peachtree St. Mra
Alla Gully
H. Cuiast
Smith
Chile
Peachtree
Ivy
Atlanta Portrait CO
Wells Street
ART Loran
P. O
Master Barber College
Luckie Straet
At- Joni
O. Branning
Cita & Taughe
At-lanta Barber College
Mitchell St. Warted
J. L. Boesche
Columbia
Jege
Boas
Brigit Institute
Rochester
Third National Bank
Ilu Canaler
Glenn
Gould
Help Wanted Female BTOKRES And Offices
Help wanted for educated women to qualify for stenographic or accounting work operating Oliver typewriter and dilating machine. Call Bellamy Business Agency 1330 Candler Bldg. Also solicitors wanted neat in appearance apply 525 Empire Building.
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Oliver Typewriter
Oliver ‘Typewriter Co
Dame Ah DE Tee Ee
Bellamy Business Agency
Candler
Empire Building
Railroad Schedules Arrival and Departure Trains Atlanta
Arrival and departure figures for Atlanta passenger trains published for information only and not guaranteed. Schedule lists cover daily operations except Sunday and Sunday only services.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Terminal Station timetable fragment
A fragmented timetable for Atlanta Terminal Station and Union Passenger Station lists arrivals and departures to Brunswick Waycross Thomasville and other points. It notes Pullman sleeping cars nightly between Atlanta and Thomasville, service on Sundays, and connections to Augusta Covington Lithonia New York Nashville and Chicago with several times and destinations unreadable in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Atlanta
Boundaum
Atlantic Freethve
Brunswick
Wayerown
Thomasville
Cordele
Waycross
Pullman
Thomaaville
Sandiy
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Ohio Post Office
Port Receipts
Chicago
Inchadines
Luind
Metals
Berlin
Paris
Tow
Bates
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Newport News
San
Tispositsy
Koon Premiunis
Gaukin
I Bank Bm
Nationad Ronal
Tor Eyee
Stite
Belpe
Tennester
Georgia
Oxlesby Grocery Company
Alderney
Domino
Alaska
Florida
London Stock Market
Dewber
John F. Black & Co
Tle
Ecattan
Wool
Missouri
Court Basin
Erator
Duluthy
Miliers
Medlock
Gorion and Lee
W. Peachtree
Howard
Henderbon
Medford
Bm.i. Mitchell
Windsor St
DR. Hughes
Nat'l Bank
North Broad &J. Atlante
South
Troy
Mellroy
L. FP
Bottenfield
Sgmpire
Stone Mountain
W. P. Cole Alesmen
Slaughter
Austell
Riehtonen
Sunuay
A. J. Art
Piedmont Hotel
Commission Basin
W. BP. Cale
Candler Building
Perfection Mtg. Co
Geneset St
Auburn
N.Y
CU. Ss. Army
Falrie
Santa
Hox
Franklin Institute
Hochester
Carrie
South- Md
West Beachtree
Lee Street
Randolph& Co
Atlanta Terminal
Georgia Railroad
dAugusta
Augusta
New Yorke
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Nashville Dam
Tremie
Nashville
Bam
Rome
Ana West
Newark
Loluant O.am
Tack
Chatere
M. E
Ry Cohumbu
A Bel
Cinesinnat
Brutciels
Er Valley
Cpm
Li Richmand
Hotty Ab
Uwity
Macon
Gm Bdack' Ville
Leleet Offles
Shachteeg St
Louisville
Teave
Northwest
Cincinnati
Leuisye
Knoxville
Knooxville
Carter Uls
Pat
Murphy
Norfollx
Memphis
Hiton
Monrow
Sremphis
Abbe'e
K’ Atari
Monroe
Pas
Peachtree St
City
Belle Isle
Southern Dental College
N. Butler
Lawrence Morrin
Wall Street
At- Ga
Lst
Pranklin Institute
W. P. Cole
New Line
Huse Co
AtlAntE.hn
Sanouls
Echosis
L-6
Rhodes
At- Ntic
Care Constitution
Jon
Cara
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