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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
2
The bulletin reports mixed skies and warm spells across states including Alabama Georgia and Tennessee with occasional rain and cooler periods. It notes cloud cover in Memphis and Nashville and lists temperatures from 72 to above in various regions. Weather conditions span Wheat Belt to Texas and Michigan with varied forecasts for Tuesday and Wednesday and general guidance on precipitation and temperature trends.
Three months rent free on suburban homes along River electric line. First month free, if occupied a year two more free. Homes front fifty foot park with trees and flowers, seven rooms, never occupied, near Ferro Phosphate Springs. West Atlanta Park hosts church store schoolhouse. rent 20 dollars monthly. Captain J. T. Mills offers viewings. contact John J. Woodside at 12 Auburn Avenue.
Fragmentary report shows cash registers and price discussions at a street storefront. Mentions Delp and Mune in a vague context with references to a market area and facial skin tones. Readers see local commerce chatter and price talk without clear outcomes or dates.
Incomplete fragment discusses belief and family matters. Mentions pater and adult men, with implied judgment that others know better. Lacks clear events or dates.
Fragmentary text presents a garbled statement about teeth and pain with unspecified actions. No clear人物, organization, place, date, or event is discernible. the readable parts suggest a misencoded or corrupted journal fragment rather than a reportable news item.
An investment notice promises a 168 percent return on a proposed purchase of North Side flats for ten days. The seller guarantees the investment and urges interested parties to contact them promptly for details, with no information provided over the phone.
Fragmented OCR note describes a rental listing for John J Woodside with a basement, kitchen, servant’s area, and water cistern or well. Garbled place names suggest Baltimore or nearby, with references to washrooms and a terrace. Missing clear dates, prices, and full address.
Miss Lizzie Evans aged 27 died at 192 Haynes Street. Interment in Temple, Georgia, Wednesday at 4 AM. J J King died at Wesley Memorial Hospital after three months illness. Body to Jasper, Georgia for interment Monday night. Roland Holt, 13, son of W B Holt of Winder, died in a sanatorium. Interment in Winder Monday night. Mrs Arcadia Baker died at home near Battle By on Monday at age 90. Funeral at residence Tuesday at 2 30 PM. Interment Westview. Mary Bloodworth 10, daughter of J G C Bloodworth died at 260 Ashby Street West End Sunday at 7 PM. Funeral from the panaseon at 10 AM Tuesday. Mrs T P Cleveland died at 143 Nelson Street Monday evening at 6 30. Survived by husband and four children. Funeral services at Wallace Presbyterian Church Neacanaday at 10 AM. Body to Athens for interment. Pallbearers listed from Barclay & Brannon and several named men.
A fragment indicates volatility in metal markets with note of silver prices and refinery activity. Readers should monitor trade signals and local market effects as prices fluctuate amid uncertain demand.
A fragmentary notice details railroad schedules and local routes between Nashville and LaGrange. It mentions station locations on streets and avenues, with timetable fragments indicating service between towns. The readable text points to lines serving regional travel and street-level landmarks used for routing.
Deaths list includes Dr Willis Perry Burt aged 63 at home on Milledge Avenue and several children and adults dying of meningitis typhoid fever and heart failure at various local addresses. Presbyter ian hospital and Greenville figures. Birth notices record multiple newborns for local families with street addresses. a series of property transfers and new building projects are listed with prices and parcel locations across Atlanta streets and neighborhoods.
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