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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1906
Page
4
A terse notice states an altruist seeks two tors to assist city labor. It notes a woman secured 308 subs in 28 days of work and references a building at 97 1-2 tree in an unclear context.
Classified notice from Atlanta Georgia seeking salesmen with exclusive territory and liberal pay. Also lists miscellaneous needs including office fixtures safes carriages and stoves. Contains stray OCR fragments and references to addresses and items for sale.
Tenement listing shows a 10 room house at 33 East Alexander with additional notes likely indicating owner or condition. Readable portions reference E Alexander address and a multi word description that is partially garbled. Further details unavailable in intact form.
The readable content is fragmented and lacks coherent events or identifying details to form a factual summary with named entities or a clear action.
Hat cleaning service advertises Panama and straw hats cleaned and re shaped by Beate Eastits at B W Hasell. Offers expert restoration for felt, straw, and Panama hats with careful handling and quick turnaround.
Public notice for the Atlanta Real Estate Exchange inviting property owners, purchasers and agents to list property with undersigned members. Exchange is in room 210 Gould Building Decatur Street with bulletins from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Includes a roster of member firms and addresses in Atlanta and nearby streets.
Worley, 335 Empire Building, lists several houses and plots near Cap Elo Ave. Large elevated lot, foam house, clean rooms, and a 1000 euro price. Terms quick, Grove Street area, close to Capitol Ave. Listings emphasize easy terms and proximity to government district.
Suburban Homes offers nine months rent with a free first month and two additional free months after one year. Houses on the River electric car line, twenty minutes from downtown, 8 rooms, never occupied, in West Atlanta Park. Park features include trees, oaks, Ferro Phosphate Springs, a new church, store, and a soon-to-be-completed school-house. Captain J. T. Mills will show the properties. Rent is 20 per month. John J Woodside, 13 Auburn Avenue.
An offer for a storeroom and basement measures BX60 feet through from Teachtree to rest area. The ad mentions Good change and a quick response desired. Rent is listed as $100 per month.
Central property notice describes rental income opportunities near Carnegie Way. Properties within 900 feet offer varying prices and improvements for sale, with several vacant plots and terminals. Low prices and prime location attract buyers, with authorized sale at a viewing price.
Rail schedules list arrival and departure times for multiple lines including Central of Georgia, Seaboard Air Line and Georgia Railroad. Trains connect Atlanta Marietta Nashville and Savannah with daily services and notable routing through Atlanta West Point Madison and Washington. Central time is used for arrivals and departures.
Atlanta dispatch notes a quiet live stock market with receipts and prices around 8.40. In cotton seed oil, activity was muted in New York with July unchanged and October advancing, while crude oil demand appeared limited and futures mostly steady or lower at close.
Weather and cotton region bulletin from Seridian Times via Joe Bisa. Terminology appears fragmented with unreadable timestamps and notes, and no clear date or actionable forecast.
Market notes show varied produce prices with greens, fruits, and vegetables in slow to steady demand. Items listed include peaches, cherries, berries, tomatoes, eggs, and clove. prices per crate, case, or pound, with overall market sentiment described as dull to slow and then strong for some items, plus mailing notice for summer subscriptions.
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