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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1917

Page

5

TASHUA AND LONG HILL NEWS AND NOTES

Comstable Berger arrested eight men found living in woods north of Beardsley park for breakfast in a kettle and for cutting trees and fencing. They admitted housebreaking and destroying property and were fined 1 with costs and sent to jail by Justice Wibert Nichols. Other items note engagements, moves, school transfers, route changes, licensing roles, and local social news from Trumbull.

Comstable Berger Beardsley Park Trumbull Wibert Nichols Trembull Milas Violence Bettrice William H. Dickinson Woodbridge Roland Ellsworth New Haven Woodbridge Congregational Church Conn Mies Mma Linley Nichols Daniela ‘Farm School Tashua School Franklin Madette John Schaefer Bridgeport Theodore Crane Orommpoada Charles Mallette Electman Randall Ofra Charles N. Gallup Longs

Dunlop Says Oil Plays Big Part Winning War

Robert W. Dunlop argues workers should save during war prosperity and invest surplus in oil stocks. He cites oil as crucial to victory, noting high gasoline prices and demand postwar, with production limits and rapid expansion needed to meet needs.

Dunlop Robert W. Dunlop Europe France Greece Bedford Bureau of Mines

American Negro Entertainers Delight French Fans

A regiment of American Negro stevedores in France pleases locals with dances and plantation songs. Howard Kahn describes them as the War's Minstrel Show and plans a fundraiser for French wounded. They live in barracks, receive rations, and prepare a show to support the wounded while the Y M C A builds a social hut with a secretary to aid recreation and letters.

France Howard Kahn National War Work Council Mr Bays Sylvester Bogus Johnson Nashville Tennessee Johnson Christophe Columbus Atlantic Ouah Sylvester Sam

Shortage claims do not justify price hikes say experts

A column argues that food scarcity is real despite claims of profiteers. It urges expanding supply through better marketing, storage, and logistics while noting high costs for farmers and the need for more producers. Andrew Bonar Law and John Keck & Son referenced in context.

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