Money Man Finds Sunday Post Popular in Boston Homes
A Boston man called the Money Man traveled through the West End South End Roxbury Dorchester and other neighborhoods buying Sunday Post papers for 2 each. He started with 200 in cash and found women in most homes welcomed the exchange. The mission showed the Post’s growing appeal and readers cited various paper features as reasons for support.
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Sunday Post Money Man draws Brighton readers at five homes
In Brighton residents welcomed the Sunday Post Money Man and shared enthusiasm for the paper. At five homes along Cambridge, Winship, Union, and nearby streets readers praised the Sunday Post for news, features, and the magazines bundled with the paper.
Money Man Delights Brookline and Everett Readers
The Money Man toured Brookline and Everett yesterday afternoon calling on residents who eagerly bought the Sunday Post. Citizens praised the paper, noting weekly and Sunday issues, with several saying the funny section and women’s section are especially engaging.
Money Man Draws Medford Readers To Sunday Post
In Medford the arrival of the Money Man drew eager crowds as Sunday Post readers touted the paper as their leader for Sunday. Residents praised the paper’s newsiness, family appeal, and engaging stories, with many noting their loyalty over years and even sending copies to loved ones.
Money Man Draws Praise for Sunday Post in Malden
Residents across Malden praise the Sunday Post as essential for home reading and fashion tips. Families cite the magazine’s value, humor in Buster Brown, and stories like Sir Nigel, with many planning to encourage friends to subscribe next Sunday.
Chelsea Leaving East Boston the Post Money Man
A reader at 19 Gardner Street in Chelsea testifies the Sunday Post is essential to the family. The usual question about subscriptions prompts a positive reply, noting the magazine is enjoyed by all residents.
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Money Man Delights Newton Readers With Sunday Boston Post
A Boston Post money man visited Newton households distributing Sundays Post with a $1.95 bonus on the 5 cent paper. Residents praised the paper for clean content and engaging news, with children and families expressing delight in receiving the edition at their doors.
Money Man visits Watertown readers of Sunday Post
A local Money Man canvassed Watertown collecting responses from residents who received five new two dollar bills. Interviewees praised the Sunday Post for clear print and reliable news. Neighborhood residents cited accessibility and the paper’s coverage of Watertown events.
Money Man and Charlestown Readers Praise The Post
In Charlestown residents including Ellen Lynch and Mrs J S Davidson express strong fondness for the Post. They describe its Sunday edition as essential, with eager anticipation for the paper arriving at home and praise the comic section as best. Community members say they would not be without it and visit often to pick up the Post.
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Washington Street
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Harvard Street
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Fulton Street
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Forest Street
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Webster Street
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Park Street
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Salem Street
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Main Street
Money Man Hands Out $2 Bills to Cambridge Readers
In Cambridge the Boston Sunday Post’s Money Man visited homes with the Sunday edition. Of 100 two dollar notes, 10 were distributed among readers. The Postman noted most households had read the paper, while non readers were skeptical of the gift. Only about a dozen houses needed to be visited to distribute the ten notes.
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Sunday Post readers receive surprise $2 notes
Rich and poor alike were found to be Post readers as $2 notes surprised recipients on a Boston Sunday. Women and men praised the paper’s appeal, from the comic and women’s pages to news and colored features, with several expressing strong affection for the Sunday Post.
Readers praise The Sunday Post in Somerville letters
Miss Mary Monahan at 15 Church Street and others from Somerville express high regard for The Sunday Post. They call it a great paper, rival to none, and say they would feel lost without it. Some mention preferring the Sunday edition and its money features.
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Readers praise The Sunday Post with praise and money
Dorchester residents including Miss Margaret Sheehan Mrs John Finnegan and Mrs Mary Collyer exchange money for the Sunday Post praising its magazine and features Jamaica Plain and Tremont Street readers express similar enthusiasm noting the paper appeals to all ages and calling it the best paper in Boston
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Money Man Collects Five Roxbury Readings
Five Roxbury residents welcomed the visitor known as the Money Man who offered to buy their Sunday Post for two dollars. Katherine Finneran, Theresa Bodenschatz, John English, and Nellie Doherty each expressed appreciation for the weekly paper and agreed to sell or praise it, highlighting the Post as a progressive home paper with lasting value.
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Spring Park Avenue
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Heath Street
Local readers praise Sunday Post as clever family paper
Mrs Thomas Coughlin 261 Shawmut avenue and others in the South End applaud the Sunday Post. They call it a clean reliable family paper with up to date local subjects and short news stories. The Money Man idea and Bingville Bugle feature receive high marks.
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Union Park
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Tremont Street
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Money Man Grand Idea Sparks West End Talk
In the West End Mrs. John J. Malaney of 22 Myrtle Street declares a bold plan and exclaims Money Man as the catalyst for a grand idea. The fragment hints at local chatter and possible venture or fundraiser in progress.
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Montana Coal and Coke Co Stockholders Receive Exchange Offer
Under date of February 7 1906 the Montana Coal and Coke Co directors present a plan by J A Coram to swap existing stock for American Consolidated Copper Company stock. Large holders have committed over 70 000 shares via the Federal Trust Company which is ready to issue convertible receipts. The board urges acceptance of the exchange.
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Exchange Offer for Montana Coal and Coke Stock Proposed
A proposal offers Montana Coal and Coke stockholders one American Consolidated Copper share for every eight Montana shares, if a majority can be secured by February 1906. It details deposit methods, par values, new stock totals, cash working capital, and a copper mine portfolio in Butte with projected annual earnings of about 7.4 million on 36.5 million in new stock.
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The Money Man Idea Praised by Boston Readers
Readers from Hancock street Lynde street Stamford street Temple street praise the Post as bright reliable and home friendly The Money Man concept is unique and appealing with strong magazine and Bugle content cited as standout features
Money Man Delivers Sunday Post Doorside In East Boston
A man called the Money Man visited several East Boston addresses shortly after noon on Monday. He rang bells at 345 Sumner Street 78 Chelsea Street 67 Meridian Street 101 Horace Street and 27 Central Square asking if residents took the Sunday Post. Respondents voiced strong approval and many said they subscribe or would continue receiving the paper.
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Money Man Wins Hearts in South Boston Post Gag
In South Boston residents welcomed the Money Man of the Boston Sunday Post as he handed out $2 bills. Recipients praised the paper for news and the popular Sunday Magazine, noting prizes and strong loyalty to the Post through 12 to 16 years of subscriptions.
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Gregory files voluntary bankruptcy in U S district court
Kr W Gregory of F W Gregory & Co formerly at 162 High street filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy yesterday. Liabilities listed at 100 558 assets 1575 including 11283 secured 54055 unsecured 19220 notes and 15797 accommodation paper. Major unsecured creditors include H B Dowell Boston 14778 Standard Oil Co New York 7195 Joan F B Washburn 3456 Ward & Co 2786 Tide Water Oil Co New York 1956 and John Brooks Boston 4546.
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