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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
11
Bank processing notes indicate scheduled operations on Wednesday week with unspecified details. The fragment mentions STL Savings Bank and routine activities but lacks concrete actions or figures.
Thomas F. Ryan wanders Belvedere corridors in Baltimore chatting with delegates about the convention and tariff policy. He teases a vote split, comments on Allen, and remarks on protecting foreign goods while seeking fair chances for supporters. Market notes list Friday specials at local fish sellers in East Main Street.
At Baltimore the Bryan and O’Gorman team work from 11 o'clock drafting a progressive platform. They push to dominate the sub committees, with Bryan and O'Gorman dictating planks amid Tammany opposition, as Kern is absent. The draft is expected to be adopted with little opposition.
Weather outlook suggests continued fair conditions with light to moderate winds and highs moving inland from the Pacific coast as a high pressure system shifts. Separately Moss and Krieger promote a Severe Sale with prices cut to the limit and a consumer credit plan advertised, listing staff and organizers.
The listing reports entrants and egg totals from various farms and breeders. It highlights top performers such as Frederick Paastey Cheshire and Wm Moore Carlisle with Rhode Island Reds and White Leghorns among others. Local yards from Connecticut and Pennsylvania show multiple White Plymouth Rocks and Barred Rocks with egg totals ranging from 446 to 696.
Readable fragments describe a park event with music and breezes as crowds gather. The notes mention a pavilion, a concert time near night, and an atmosphere of eager attendees seeking relief from heat.
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