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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
2
Local forecaster reports variable conditions with showers in parts of the midwest and south. Temperatures rise in western states while eastern areas show partly cloudy skies and warm trends. Rainfall amounts noted near lakes and in Texas, Arkansas, and Georgia.
Suburban homes on River Electric car line offer three months free rent. After a year, two more months free, totaling nine months paid. Suitable families only. Homes near Ferro Phosphate Springs in Afty-foot Park with church, store, and schoolhouse. Captain J T Mills conducts tours. rent set at $20 per month. contact John J Woodside at 12 Auburn Avenue.
A short notice from Claude L Norris advertises a 15 percent investment sopper for the next few days claiming the above property consists of north side plats and guarantees sixteen percent. It warns potential investors to call at once for details and not to provide information over the phone.
Rental notice describes a Baltimore area residence offered by John J Woodside. The ad mentions a lease term through September. Monthly rent is indicated as a partial amount and there are misspellings and unclear passages in the OCR.
Death notices include Lizzie Evans 37 dying at 192 Haynes Street with burial in Temple Georgia. J J King dies at Welallen Memorial Hospital and buried in Jasper Georgia. Roland Holt 13 dies in private sanitarium and interred in Winder. Arcadia Baker dies at home aged 90 with service at residence and interment Westview. Mary Bloodworth 10 dies at father's residence and service held at Flint circuit. Mrs T P Cleveland dies at 143 Nelson Street with funeral at Wallace Presbyterian and interment in Athens Georgia. Multiple survivors listed and funeral arrangements noted by Barclay Brannon and associated firms.
A fragmentary OCR reads like a metal market note by Pr Private 8, mentioning iron products and traders. Names and specifics are garbled, leaving the core market terms unclear and the article incomplete.
A long column of obituaries births and building permits lists names ages and causes of death including Willis Burt 63 heart failure at home 73 Milledge Avenue Joseph Mayhugh 5 meningitis 177 Griffin Street Mary Bloodworth 10 typhoid fever 260 Ashby Street William Eliza 87 old age 443 Courtland Street Roland Holt 13 heart failure Presbyterian Hospital Pat O Hara 9 Greenville South Carolina Helen M Franklin 21 typhoid fever 345 Peachtree Street Mrs Laura B Livermore 87 Cedartown Georgia Misspelled locations and multiple street addresses for births and building permits include Henry Huffman 56 Henry Street Donnelly 205 eyr Street Walter Burnett 59 Jett Street Eiseman 329 Washington Street and various permits for sheds dwellings walls and additions with numerous street addresses and property transactions across the city.
Special to The Georgian reports Hon Clark Howell addressing a large Douglas crowd in rural Georgia. The June event drew county residents as Howell defended policies and urged civic engagement amid local concerns.
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