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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1906
Page
2
The ad announces only three of eight brand new suburban homes remain. The first month will be given free, identified as FRED, and if occupied for one year, two additional months will be free. The homes overlook a fifty-foot Park set among trees.
Real estate lines describe an 18 first house on Crew Street near Georgia Avenue with seven rooms and a bath on an elevated lot. Includes a two room house with stables, fruit, garden, and grapes. Corner Cooper and Rawson offer three two story houses totaling seventeen rooms with hot water heat for home or rental. Owner non resident selling at reduced price. call for prices.
A cluttered real estate column lists multiple houses and cottages for sale including a six room home on One Avenue priced at 3000, a five room house on North Side near Williams Street School, a modern four bedroom bungalow on Central Avenue, and several bungalows and cottages with prices ranging from 1400 to 4000.
R C Medlock Co offers 10 acres with a 10 room house on a street car line and land valued highly. They also list 350 acres with $2000 in improvements and a kaolin bed near Macon Georgia. They buy and sell homes and farms anywhere, cor Peachtree and Edgewood.
Market listings show produce and groceries with varied prices for onions, potatoes, beans, and Irish stock, alongside grain provisions and dairy items. Prices range from 12 to 18 cents per pound for onions and potatoes per crate up to $1.385 for crates, with terms and quality notes Arun from Stannard and Red Cross brands.
Infant deaths include R T Reckhill 7 months at 22 Sentral avenue and Glenn Troop 9 months at Grady hospital from cholera infantum. other names and addresses listed. Property transfers note various half and full interests, warranty deeds, and lots on Calewell and nearby streets. building permits issued for frame dwellings and a barn. Georgia troops to mobilize about 1600 men for Chickamauga, state leads in troop numbers.
Mrs. Mary A. Dixon of Flatbush sues State Senator Patrick McCarren for 200000 claiming he will admit she is his common law wife. She denies her first husband Dixon is alive and says if he produces Dixon she will drop the suit. She claims they were legally separated seven years ago and she has proof he has been dead seven years.
Friday night forces from Valdosta Savannah and all troops south of Macon prepare to embark for Chickamauga Macon companies depart early Saturday morning Atlanta companies leave at 9 oclock Saturday morning First Second and Fifth regiments National Guard wartime move to Chickamauga under Colonel William Gene as acting commander and orderly terms continue until word August
The fragmentary report cites many places from Texas to Ohio with mixed conditions. Some cities show clear skies and warm or hot spells while others note clouds rain or cool spells. Temperature ranges appear from the 30s to the mid 70s across listed locales.
A weather forecast notes a period of unsettled conditions with rain chances increasing through Saturday. Expect lingering showers and cooler temperatures across the region, with a focus on northern and eastern counties. Wind remains breezy from the southeast, with wetter spells possible.
A damaged weather report fragment describes a state forecast with scattered terms about a northeast ridge and northern hints. It mentions Lake Superior and the Missouri valley, with unclear names and figures, and hints at a staff rotation and a looming weather pattern for the week.
A garbled bulletin from the Cotton Region reports status at 8 o'clock, with weather or device notes unclear. The message mentions South and Mage areas and an official in charge, but details are incomplete and unreadable.
Market activity shows steady to strong movement with sales numbers around 12 000 head reported. Prices and demand indicate robust livestock trade with buyers active and margins improving for producers and consignors.
An August 3 election in Covington Newton passed for public school and longer-term taxation but failed consolidation. The local tax proposal drew 331 votes against 369, short of the required two-thirds majority. the county plurality did not meet the threshold to implement the tax plan.
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