Snooks Furniture Clearance Sale At 3009 Peacting Ly
Snooks Furniture announces a clearance sale with a wide assortment including china closets and dressers. Cars and moving trucks are advertised in the noisy ad copy.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1906
Page
2
Snooks Furniture announces a clearance sale with a wide assortment including china closets and dressers. Cars and moving trucks are advertised in the noisy ad copy.
The fragment lists six to eight houses with varying room counts from four to six on streets including Alaska Avenue Central Avenue Rankin Street and North Side, plus a store property with frontage rent of 8 000 per month. Local real estate offerings appear with prices around two to three thousand dollars.
Real estate listing outlines several homes near North Avenue and Jorkem Street including a completed cottage on North Avenue, a Bilan New room house on a large lot near North Avenue and Monee DeLeon, a Fifth Street nine room house, a Grant Street bargain with room hotel features, College Park seven room two story home, and Peachtrees area newly finished eight room home with easy terms.
A final foreclosure decree directs the sale of property in Fulton County Georgia in Atlanta near Courtland Street. The property includes part of city Lot 19 in Lot 61 of the 14th district described by bounds from Courtland Street to Harris Street and back, with confirmation required by the court.
A survivor-narrator recalls the day of the great May 24 1834 railway accident aboard train No 17. He describes a brutal lightning storm a sudden crash and his collapse in the cab as the engine hurtled on at high speed with the fireman missing.
A survivor recounts a near fatal crash after a lightning strike derailed a train. He describes sensing danger as two hundred passengers teetered toward doom, then witnessing the wreck and surviving amid chaos with only distant stars offering solace.
A Belle of the county hospital, Miss Mary Barbeaux, known as the Queen of the Wards, rejected a $650,000 inheritance after learning of a past connection with John D. Rockefeller and a proposed marriage. Letters from across the United States poured in seeking donations in her name.
An old market listing shows prices for apples, ducks, butter, flour, grains, and canned goods. Items include tomatoes, sweet potatoes, sugar, and various flours with per unit or per barrel pricing alongside product names and brands.
An aged woman speaks of future life beyond Earth, suggesting souls move to other worlds such as Mars or Neptune. She rejects the idea of death as final, proposing reincarnation and eventual Nirvana as a higher state. She envisions humanity awaiting a distant evolution.
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