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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
6
Secretary JOSE DE G BROWN JOSERILGS DANIELS JOHNS C DREWRY listed as members of the Municipal Building Commission in a brief municipal record.
A mixed auction notice lists items at 12 East Mitchell Street including bedroom and dining room furniture, a drophead sewing machine, upright piano, china closet, parlor set, and various rugs and curtains. Also mentions additional classified ads for cleaning services and real estate offerings in Atlanta, with contact details for Central Auction Co and local services.
For sale a modern 2 story 9 room house on Piedmont Ave near Tenth St with car service asphalt street furnace heat screened and storm-sheathed sub-floored interior features a handsome stairway cased openings large columns and ivory hall. Owner leaving town offers a splendid opportunity to acquire this desirable home. Call office for price and terms.
Listings note Peachtree Street prime frontage at under $700 per front foot and Whitehall Street near Garnett at under $800 per front foot. Rents vary from $315 per front foot to $128 monthly for a North Side store. A North Side brick apartment asks $45 000 yearly rent equivalent at $6 500 per year. Paul Nickols empire bid appears in listing.
Markets report varied groceries and commodities from Atlanta to New York and St Louis. Coffee, sugar, rice, flour, oats, and canned meats show wide price ranges with per hundredweight and case figures. copper and lead quotes move on the London and New York exchanges. livestock values adjust across Chicago, St Louis, and Kansas City markets.
Chairman Quillian calls a 3:20 pm meeting of the special bond election committee in the mayor’s office. The panel includes F. A. Quillian John E. Murphy W. H. Terrell and Aldermen Hancock Grant Pomeroy Chambers. A central and ward committee will organize a vigorous campaign ahead of the December 15 bond election.
Dr Espinosa, Nicaragua's minister to the United States, has resigned after learning his brother Amelio acts as provisional government minister. Zelaya promptly accepted the resignation, stressing it improper for Espinosa to serve the regular government in Washington.
An advertisement urges readers to buy high power field glasses from Walter Ballard Optical Co at 75 Peachtree Street to ensure viewing of auto races.
The 102nd annual meeting of the Antient and Accepted Scottish Rite for the United States closed in New York with officers elected including Sovereign grand commander Bayigs of Washington DC and grand secretary general Marcus Morton of Providence RI. The report lists the new leadership for the rite across several posts.
In Cordele Georgia on October 26 Colonel I H C McKenzie of Moultrie bought via Cordele Land and Insurance Agency the brick corner of Seventh and Wall street housing Cordele Hardware Company the post office and Central Station of the Southern Bell and Telephone Company from J W Bivins for about 1000 dollars. The property is valuable and well located with substantial rental income. Georgia Fulton County Ordinary's Office October 31 Count Winn Administrator of A H Howell deceased seeks leave to sell the land of the deceased. Objections due by the first Monday in November or leave will be granted to the applicant JORN J. B. WILEENSON Or in Q
Prosperity Day in Dallas drew a large audience as 3B. F. Yoakum chairman of the Frisco-Rock Island Railway board spoke on The Development of the Southwest the Need of the Hour.
Fulton County Georgia Ordinary's Office reports Courtland S Winn as administrator of Beahorn Cochran, deceased, seeks leave to sell land. Notify all potential objections by the first Monday in November, with John B Wilhison as the applicant.
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