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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1909
Page
7
The passage discusses price limits to curb greed in capital and profit. It weighs government ownership versus profit caps, noting difficulties in measuring production costs and capital watered or real. The analysis cites Mr. Hell and the House committee on Ways and Means in seeking practical checks on monopolistic trends.
The piece argues the U S post office offers the best and cheapest public service, rivaling private systems. It notes deficits funded by general tax, calls for direct taxation, and discusses wage issues of supervisory post office employees seeking higher pay and classification reforms.
The piece surveys wage policy for supervising staff and calls for a broader raise for all, critiques congressional spending as top heavy and forecasts 60th Congress expiry. It highlights Maine and Connecticut light bills, Hughes direct primary plan, notable retirements, Speaker Cannon’s grip, and a sales pitch for PAZO OINTMENT against piles.
Discussion in Stratford centers on insurance tactics and potential town run mutual coverage. The author warns of possible plans to lower town rates, while critiquing practices of some firms that delay payments or deny full policy settlements. The piece weighs risks and benefits of residents sharing fire protection costs.
A Stratford weekly recap notes the marriage of Miss Eva Benjamin and Mr. William Cranston with attendees including Miss Elsie Cranston and Mrs. Whitehead among others. Local clubs, temple gatherings, and real estate activity are reported, alongside garden and church events, a high school science and literature focus, and upcoming social engagements.
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