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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1926
Page
17
North Main Street sees a second store opened, with a third soon after Devon Center. Louis Kaplan credits Post-Telegram Want Ads for rapid, economical growth and county-wide advertising of baby products, noting remarkable results.
Fragmented notice describes a male seeking a job as driver or helper with mentions of truck driving, camping, and cooking. Includes partial contact fragments and requests for housework, cleaning, or other tasks. Details are unreadable in places due to OCR errors but indicates a labor and employment ad with partial pay or work conditions.
Local ads list multiple painting and wallpaper hanging services with addresses on Noble Street and nearby avenues. Offers include paperhanging, painting walls and ceilings, and taping with prices starting around eight dollars. Contact numbers and names such as Joseph Piltule and others are provided for estimates and bookings.
Fragmented notice describes land sales and property listings with scattered names and locations. Key entities appear as Pepper Co, Longe, Fogelorg, and a few street terms, but details are incomplete. The readable bits suggest a real estate advertisement or public sale listing from a state or county paper.
Partial readable text notes an aid event or program in a local AMERICAN context. Key names or places are unclear but suggest a public assistance or support action with involvement from organizations or officials. The fragment mentions power, age, and possible dates without complete details.
Job notice seeks experienced salesladies to sell coats and furs with high salaries. State length of experience and where employed. Replies confidential. Address to this paper.
Domestic help ads seek women aged 25 to 40 for housework, laundry, cooking, and light tasks. Many listings offer wages from 54 to 80 dollars weekly, with references desired and addresses or box numbers for applications in multiple neighborhoods.
Fragmentary classified notice lists lost items and rewards with scattered names, places, and dates. Mentions include a noble name, various streets, and a reform reference, suggesting a broad, unclear missing property listing and reward notice.
Fragmentary ad seeks affordable rental housing in Maple area. The readable parts mention demand for homes, possible terms, and a contact placeholder, indicating an urgent search for a place to rent with limited details remaining.
Unable to determine a clear event or entities from the provided fragment. The readable text appears garbled with no identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a coherent card.
An array of ads lists plumbing and heating services by A. R. Saunders & Son with time payment options at 90 Huntington Rd. roof repairs, mattresses, carpets, and furniture handling highlighted. Also referenced are door and window work, roofing, cleaning, upholstery, and related home maintenance offerings across multiple vendors.
A fragment describes horses and mules weighing over three hundred pounds and mentions a gray horse with horns for all purposes. The text references a Main Street address and various vendor notes, though many words are garbled.
Builders and contractors discuss moving and installation work at 18 King Street. The note lists a phone contact and outlines reasons for changes, with replies from various builders referencing site planning and scheduling adjustments.
A meat storage house at Bon 120 is offered for rent or sale with equipped machinery suitable for a sausage factory. Inquiry at 141 State Street to Sam Gevarez. Also listed is a rental at 801 Fat Main 81 for an assaultant to for ate ue in feators Anpis fiuite 22k.
Fragmented catalog-like text shows garbled listings for furniture poultry and textiles, with prices and contact hints. Contains place names Stratford and Main Street style references, random product mentions, and partial contact lines.
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