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Newspaper

Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1919

Page

3

Memorial Day Ceremonies Honor Veterans in Bridgeport

Memorial Day events in Bridgeport featured parades and a review by Civil War veterans led by WW Davis Commander of the post. The ceremony included the Grand Army of the Republic band, a tribute to fallen soldiers, a sunset banner procession, and a benediction by Rev. Brown of Olivet Church as the crowd observed the flag and the bronze monument plaque.

Washington Pratt Shelton Read Sheridan Columbus Adison St. ‘Mary's Stack Carr Park J Midaument Ww.davis Ir. Post G. A Herbert T el Abbott Howe Bridgepoin France Sawas W Wilson Erik Brown Olivet Henrie Seawall Boulevard T Ie Veteres Bank

Obituary notices of Mrs Beatrice M Richardson and others

Funeral services for Beatrice Miller Richardson, wife of Henry Richardson, were held from her mother's home with a high mass of requiem at the church. Attendants and floral tributes noted, burial in St Michael's cemetery. Other obituaries include Margaret Sears, Frederick Lynn, Magnus Dahlin, George Pixley, and Trixie Piganza with service details and burial plans.

Beatrice M. Richardson Beatrice * Miller J Richardson Henry Rich’ardson B. Miller Seavers Edward McNally S. Arters Lieberum & Heaph State Street James “Vussion Charles C.eburth Murray Satherine Russell Wace “Te Fane James Fitzpatrick John Carr Richard ‘Obrien Michael McMahon Neil MacFayden John Waray St. Michaels Oclock Margaret Sears Cedar Street Fey Matthew J. Traynor Thamar J. Hanley Joseph Ganley St Augustine’s Church Joseph. Clabby Ann Sullivan Crabby Daniel Dinan William and Frank Devlin Thomas Bayden James Burns John England St- Michael's Cemetery Matthew Trabno Joseph Ganiey Frederick Ilynn Frederick Lynn Stepney Hebersham Magnus Magnus J. Dahlin Nichols ,Avenue Stratford A J. Okerblom Swedish Lutheran Church Arcanum Judge O. I Scandinavian Society Stratford Club Valhalla Swedish Society John Jacobson Gistave Johnson Leonard ‘Sandstrom John ‘Nordstrom Richard Willams William Simpson Mountain Grove Cemetery

Weather Bridgeport Records From the Recording Almanac

Weather report notes barometer and thermometer readings for Bridgeport area with forecasts for South New England East New York. It mentions unsettled showery conditions and lower temperatures Sunday night and Monday, with winds mainly northwest to northeast and fair conditions in parts of the Middle Atlantic.

Washington New England New York North Middle States Atlantic Mississippi Missouri Sante Atlante New Eigland North Atlantic Middle Wea Norfolk

Remembering fallen comrades and the call to unity

The speaker honors soldiers who died in battle and urges Americans to honor their sacrifice. He stresses national purpose over faction, invoking eternal bonds and the duty to carry forward liberty as America’s shared mission. The passage emphasizes courage, remembrance, and unity in the face of conflict.

America

Stratford Honors War Veterans Parade and Programs Highlights

Stratford May 46 Special. The town held Memorial Day parade honoring Civil and World War veterans. Grand marshal William H Hart led the march from Pava idisy Green with police escort and a long list of veterans and civic leaders. Events included a public assembly, organizing of War Veterans units, Boy Scouts display, school staff, and a Monday Packard Hall meeting for men and boys to join organizing efforts. Local merchants pledged trophies for youth baseball leagues set to play Saturday afternoons.

Stratford Willam H.hart Pavaidisy Green Wiliam - Staff Urton C. Warner Cc’ Coughlin Charles Abercombi Frederick Beardsley Chirtes Lillitan David Ju. Rhoades Walter Goddard Flar‘old C. Lovell James Lally Elliott W. Peck George A. Fairchild Louis J. Herrmann F Harry C. Spall Adja Connecticut State Guard George W. Spall Rex “‘de Lucowr Charles Stephens O. R.-Mi William Fryer Citizens Corps George Bateman Stratford Boy ‘Scouts of America Walter “Oddy Comanding C. C. Thompson Dram Corps Stratford Fire Departments George Ash Rand Packard - Hall

Impressive Memorial at Park Avenue Temple

Fragmentary OCR notes reference a memorial at Park Avenue Temple with unclear wording about location or dedication. The text repeats phrases and contains garbled fragments, offering no clear dates or entities beyond Park Avenue Temple.

Memorial services held for Abraham Lodge members

Impressive memorial services were conducted last night in Temple for departed members of Abraham Lodge No. 34 and Harmony Lodge No. 711. Rabbi Samuel Abrams of Park Avenue Temple led the service with Attorney Jacob Goodhart of New Haven delivering the keynote tribute, noting Memorial Day as fitting to honor the dead. The program included readings by Rabbi Abrams and choir singing to close.

Abraham Lodge Harmony Lodge Samuel ‘Abrams Park Avenue Rabbi P Abrams

Sydney Chaplin Signs Motion Picture Contract

Sydney Chaplin, famed stage and screen comedian, has signed a contract to appear in motion pictures to be released by the Players-Lasky corporation. He has had great success locally and internationally, managing the business affairs of his brother Charlie and building a large following among motion picture patrons in the country.

Sydney Chaplin Iscreen Players-Lasky ‘Corporation Chaplin Charlie

Texas Oil Field Prospect Drives Investor Interest

The Texas oil boom draws national attention as hundreds of wells produce and many more are drilled. Land values surge from grazing prices to thousands per acre, with undreamed fortunes rumored amid expanding production and rising demand.

Texas United States Denver Cole

Texas Company Hits 15000 Barrel Oil Weir

Houston Texas The West Columbia District in Gra naria County and Houston area applaud the Texas Companys production department for delivering remarkable returns. The daily mining record notes fortunes being made as output climbs from 15000 to 20000 barrels.

Texas Company Houston Tex West Columbia District Granaria’ County

Texas Farmer Refuses $5,000,000 for Oil Interest

In Graham Texas on a 400 acre tract J T Carey’s land yielded a sudden wealth gusher. A 12 000 barrel strike surprised observers when the well completed looked good for 0 or 40 barrels but sent a column of oil above the derrick. Carey's royalty climbs to $3,000 a day as leases rush in.

Graham Texas J. T. Carey Carey Denver Financial

Fortunes from small oil investments flash in reports

The samples show $10 stakes turning into large sums across various oil ventures. Figures mention Texas Oil Go $1,000, Fortuna Oil, San Joaquin Oil, Quaker Oil, Merritt Oil, Central Oil, Winchester, John Wellemeyer, Steubenville Co, 1994 Oil & Gas, and Trapshooter Oil with returns ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars, illustrating speculative gains and scattered profits.

Texas Oil Pinal Oil Co Fortuna Oil Home Oil Co San Joaquin Oil Co Quaker Oil Co Coline Oil Co Merritt Oi Co Central Oil’ Co Winchester Co John Wellemeyer Co Steubenville O.) Co Oil &Gas Co

Predicts Big Oil Discoveries in Roby and Fisher County

Letter from Buffalo Texas oil promoter notes Wichita people locating near Roby in Fisher County. Reports No 220 well, a southeast Fisher County location, and a north east Roby site. Mentions Ft Phantom Hill No 208 with gas flow at 1890 feet and 1.5 million feet. multiple deep tests and several wells in Schnickelford Haswell and Stephens County. Also references Knowles well reaching 10,000 barrels and a 10,609 barrel well in Stephens County.

Wt. Worth Texas Buffalo-Texas Oil Co Buffalo Roby Fisher County Robby Ft. Phantom Hill Schnickelford Haswell Knowles Stephens County Counle Ranger Samp

The Meni Behind This Company

The officers and directors at Universal Oil & Products Co pledge integrity and reliability. They invest their own money and vow to make the enterprise a lasting success. Harry C. Albro is president and G M Yunker is vice president with responsibilities in real estate and oil. M B Shepard serves as secretary and treasurer in Buffalo, New York.

Buffalo Bank Bun Bradstreet Ang Falthin Harry C. Albro Universal Oil & Products Co Buffalo New York G. M. Yun

Ceases of Buffalo Lexo Texas Oil IL Company

The text notes the Buffalo Texas Oil Company and references its central Texas area, the proximity to properties, and drilling locations. It mentions wells being drilled, others producing oil, and hundreds of wells bringing in thousands of barrels daily as described in quoted press reports.

Buffalo Lexo- Texas Oil IL Company Ssorun Texah Cloise Buffalo-Texags, Oil Company

Rich oil field leases boost prospects near Ranger Texas

Our holdings cover 202 acres northeast of Roby Texas in Fisher County near Ranger with potential for 60 wells. The company reports active drilling to the north east and south, daily advances, and rising values as new wells come in. Officers express strong faith in the property despite limited geology details.

Roby Fisher County Texas Waese Ranger

10 Cents a Share Investment Pitch Seeks Buyers

A dubious investment solicitation offers shares at 10 cents each with a 10 day money back guarantee. It urges prompt remittance by money order check or bank draft, promising $10 buys 100 shares and promising immediate forwarding of funds if not satisfied. It touts a high return prospect and requests submission of a subscription coupon or letter before prices rise.

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Fortune Knocks Once at Every Door Says Reynolds

Mr. George M. Reynolds, president of Continental and Commercial Bans in Chicago, argues that saving alone won’t build wealth. He asserts fortune favors those who seize opportunities, noting that many urged him to change paths yet diligence in saving plus wise investments multiplies earnings.

George M. Reynolds Continental and Commercial ‘Bans Chicago

Church Refuses 2 Million for Cemetery Rights

Herriman Baptist Church of Ranger Texas already earns 200000 a year from oil wells in its yard and declines an offer of 2000000 to develop wells in the adjacent graveyard. The dispute centers on rights to drill on church property and the value of the cemetery land.

Fort. Worth Herriman Baptist Church Ranger Cheebureh

$25,000 Per Acre Reported For Block 58 Lease

Special to the Star Telegram reports a 2 million dollar tract in the Red River Valley between the Stumble Weil and the Jamyomda Art well. Prices are set at about $25,000 per acre for lands in Block 58, with production around 2,000 barrels daily.

Writehita- Falla

New Texas Well in Stephens County Reported

From Stephens County comes word that the Ad Kansas Oil and Day Company's No 1 Cavey yielded 12 000 barrels in a single day. The tally was noted as an actual range recently reported in Fort Worth.

Fort Worth Texas Stephens County Ad-Kansas? Oil & Day Company

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