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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
2
A humorous classified notice seeks twenty reliable boys aged fourteen to seventeen for several hours of work in the afternoon. Applicants should provide their own handwriting and mail to E. X. L. care of The Atlanta Georgian.
Sanders Smith and Conway advertise several new cottages and homes for sale or on easy terms. Listings include a brand new room cottage on North avenue near Jackson street with quality finishes, a two story or more homes on Boule vard and Fifth Street, plus a Grant Street bargain with 4 rooms and a lot description. Term options offered.
The prospectus advertises 7 and 8 room houses along the river electric car line in West Atlanta Park. First month free, two more free if occupied for a year, rent $20 monthly. Prop features include a fifty foot park, trees, evergreens, flowers, pure air, and a Ferrosephosphate Springs center claimed to cure stomach or kidney issues. Captain J T Mille will show through the houses.
Hugh B. Lincoln, a 25 year old employee at John Bilgey & Co, disappeared from Presbyterian hospital Wednesday around 4 pm while in delirium. He is 5 feet 6 inches, 115 to 120 pounds, with heavy black curly hair and a five day beard, wearing a straw hat and blue trousers without a coat. Lincoln, of 49 Park Avenue, had been ill for three weeks and recently deteriorated. police and friends conducted a wide search but he remains missing.
Public notice lists property at 12 Auburn Avenue available for rent through John J Woodside renting agent. Contact numbers 618 provided for inquiries.
The sale will occur at the county courthouse steps on the first Friday in September. The property is the house and lot at No. 7 East Linden Street in the city of Tante. Terms are cash or equivalent, with property described as part of the estate of Susan W. Jones, deceased, under an attorney’s supervision.
Real estate advertisement lists 24 South Broad Street with Bell and Atlanta phone numbers and promotes a large brick Flavery Centr ie et. as an attractive investment. It mentions 0.18 dirt cheap acreage and 10 acres for sale, with references to surveyed land and local roads, urging calls for further details.
The Moore vs State decision sets three points: a merchant paying for phone orders into a dry county is not guilty of racketeering, selling whisky without a license in a dry county is unlawful, and a new county carved from a dry county remains so until a public vote. Representative J T Hill defended Moore in superior court. Moore runs a Sumter County saloon and takes toll orders via Cordele, now in Crisp county, with the court deeming the telephone an inanimate transmission vehicle.
A garbled listing records numerous property transfers and repair estimates across Atlanta streets. Items include Fleming to recover a frame dwelling on Gray Street, Robi to build a servants’ dwelling on Md’Artis Street, and Dunbar to repair or build multiple frame dwellings along Daw, Nealon, and Haie streets. Also noted are deaths of Mait Potts and W. L. Moore in Bilgewood and Marietta, with various undetailed mortgage and lot-transfer entries among Houston Street, Piedmont Avenue, and DeLeon Avenue.
A number of county Democratic executive committees wrote state house officials asking for one to three dollars to print primary tickets. Chairman M. J. Yeomans has already had tickets printed and sent, covering all candidates for state offices. Counties will not need to print tickets unless county primaries occur concurrently.
Property records show Henry H Jackson, also known as atte bo geee eas eee Ma or ir, renting 10 acres of fine grove. The sale notes 20 acres and 1 four, with demand for quick bid. Nearby farms and corner parcels at Peachtree and Harewood are mentioned as part of the sale.
Special to The Georgian reports the Carolina Mineral Railroad incorporated by J F Kell er J A Hipple D H Culp P W Baker J G Erp and others of Pennsylvania and A J Moore of Waxmw to run from Charlotte to Lancaster DC linking with the plant. also notes Northern capital for Coloasus street project in Gadsden Alabama and news of Joe McCormick's son’s death in New Decatur.
A terse daily weather note reports clear skies and hot temperatures across the Cotton Belt with no precipitation expected. Officials advise sun exposure precautions and staying hydrated during peak afternoon hours.
Fragmented forecast notes indicate variable conditions in Tonieens Florida with unclear references to rain, wind, and low pressure. Text shows partial phrases about temperature and atmospheric pressure but lacks complete data or dates.
Cotton Region Bulletin shows 24 hour weather data for Atlanta district with temperature readings and remarks. Report notes temperature changes and potential shifts in conditions with a brief director remark and time stamps.
Fragmented OCR text references Atlanta markets and fruits with garbled phrases about crates, weights, and prices. Mentions of workers and a telecom employee suggest a local business note, but details are unreadable, with several broken words and misplaced letters.
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