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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
2
Property listing describes a close in corner lot near Peachtree with a 9 room house and price around 3800 dollars for the lot and improvements. Mentions choice lots on the street and rental income potential, with terms and payments implied.
In West Atlanta Park near the River electric line homes with seven rooms, never occupied, fronting a fifty foot park amid trees and flowers. First month free and if occupied a year, two more months free at year end. rent $20 per month. Only good families may apply. Captain J. T. Allis will show the houses. John J. Woodside, 12 Auburn Avenue.
Multiple listings describe 7 room and 5 room homes on Pryor Street and near Grant Park with modern conveniences. Prices shown include 2300 and 3500 dollars, plus a larger lot cottage on a street near Allanbe. Terms offered on select properties, viewing welcome.
For rent by John J Woodside listing on East Sorrie street near Courtland Avenue between Ivy Street and Nut Courtland Avenue. Property features hot water bath and other amenities. details unclear due to garbled OCR but notes a rental rate of 40 per month and nearby Courtland Avenue car access.
Classified rental listing for 42 Auburn Ave offering available apartments. Contact numbers 615 listed for inquiries and viewing appointments.
Classified rental notice lists multiple houses on Forrest Avenue with two cources and tents available. Includes prices around 92.00 to 2 dollars, white tenants, and mentions amenities like utilities and dinette.
The page lists arrivals and departures for several roads including Atlantic, Central of Georgia, and Atlanta and West Point. Timings show stations from Nashville to Savannah and Macon to Jacksonville, with notes on terminal locations and daily operations. Central Time is used for all listed times.
A garbled list records property transfers with various deed types including warranty and quitclaim deeds, amounts noted as 23, 10, 1,000 and 1,400, and property locations on Selman Frasier Geane and other streets. Building permits section lists multiple residences and stores proposed or underway on Piedmont, Jennings, Marietta, Keystone, Humphries, Decatur, Butler, and other streets, with owners such as A Rucker Amos Rucker W KH Jester Morris Saunders Glover and others.
Public notice from Woodbury Vermont announcing dissolution proceedings and the lease of a piano and other items to Kanan, with details on occupancy of a property at Grama Eat Li and involvement of Woodbury Kellam. Names Woodbury and Kellam referenced.
The Atlanta Fruit and Produce exchange officially corrected prices for apples 7 to 7.60 per barrel oranges 3 to 2.50 per box lemons 5.75 to 1.25 limes 1 to 1.25 vine apples 2.50 to 1.0 bananas 1.00 to 1.75 culls 1 to 1.20 grape fruit 7 per box also listed assorted vegetables and meats with varying crate and drum prices including cabbage per crate 2 to 2.25 sweet potatoes 1.25 to 1.50 and dry goods like oats and flour in mixed commodity ranges.
Fragmented OCR showspartial weather notes for Cotton Eel and Wheat Belt regions with showers, warm conditions, and cloudy skies. Mentions temperatures around 78 degrees and abating rain, but text is garbled and incompletely readable.
A Northwest trough drives rain across the northern tier while a second high over North Carolina splits the eastern cotton belt from the northwest. Clouds linger east of the country as temperatures rise in the south and remain cool in the northwest. Forecast notes include Friday showers and cooler nights with the region under a southeastern pressure pattern.
Local forecast notes futures opening quiet with prices around 6865.83 and 5.8. Includes mentions of B Marbury and cotton market terms and export context.
The notice asks subscribers if they will be away for the summer and to have The Georgian mailed. It states city subscribers can pay ten cents weekly for domestic mail and that Canada and foreign postage apply. Mail can be sent to any address in the United States or in Canada.
A father analyzes household finances with Rose as Randall asks consent to marry. He lists weekly income and expenses from rent to coal and cigars, insisting they must economize. Rose agrees to marry the suitor, despite misgivings, as they realize the budget is tight.
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