Manhattan Realty Slump Linked to Exodus of 188000 Residents
The Journal notes a New York Times analysis that Manhattan's population fell by 188000 over five years, driving real estate caution. Subways open new residential avenues yet risk capital gains as landlords seek high rents on prime lots and speculative value. The piece cites a twelve story Seventh Street building and a Broadway Bijou lease as examples of inflated land and rental expectations amid shifting demand.
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Manhattan
New York
New York Times
Manhattan Island
Seventh Second Street
Cotton Exchange
South
N.Y
Broadway
Novus Homo
Advertising Rates Drive Home Paper Costs and Merchants
The Curtis Publishing Co announces Saturday Evening Post rates up to 12 000 for center double pages while local merchants argue they cannot afford ads. A mail order rival thrives on massive catalogs and aggressive appeals, urging nearby shops to invest in yearlong campaigns to reach customers directly.
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Curtis Publishing Co
Saturday Evening Post
Exchange
Emall
Gaston County Widow Seeks Landowner Assistance
A Statesville notice proposes matchmaking between widows aged 25 to 40 who own land and men seeking a partner. It cites a letter from E. E. Stanley of Statesville asking for names and addresses of suitable widows to contact, offering a chance for a husband and helper.
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Gaston County
Statesville
Landmark
E. E. Stanley
Dallas
O. K
Koon
Cate
Stanley
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the Savings, Loan & Trust Company
R. B. Redwine
H. B. Clark
Cashier
Henderson Transit Co
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Monroe Coca-Cola Company
F. N. Snyder
Phone
Oxfords
Co-Operative Mercantile CO
Dover
Big Business
Dover, N. C
J. *. Postelle
Postelle
Old Mount Prospect
White
Epworth League
Fannie Postelle
Lessie Plyler
Monroe Cabinet
Layne Street
Courthor
Flow & Pfifer
The
Henderson Roller
Mls
Union
W. J. Rudge Co
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