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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1926
Page
22
Classified ad style listing for general labor and skilled work across multiple locations. Mentions auto mechanic training, factory and hotel roles, painters, cooks, helpers, appliance repair, and delivery tasks. Includes contact names, streets, and phone numbers with scattered references to pay and training.
Help wanted for a male machinist capable of taking responsibility with good references. Prior sales experience helpful for advancement. Address mentions Warren Brystele, Amsterdam, New York, State Street, and a work site on State Street.
Classified notices advertise experienced American women for housekeeping and private assistant roles. Appeals seek dependable, trusted workers with references, offering steady work at home and various locations. multiple postings request applicants to respond with details to listed addresses.
fragmented text mentions salesmen, an entrepreneur, a site advertising, industrial places, and prospects. includes names and scattered terms with no clear actions or outcomes.
fragmented notice lists items for sale or exchange with misread words and unclear names. readable terms indicate bags and clothing items possibly including tees. main action: sale or exchange of unspecified serponts or equipment. lacks clear entities or dates.
A noisy, fragmented recruitment page lists job wants for a waitress, cook, and other domestic positions with varied pay quotes. It also includes stray notices seeking assistants, shop staff, and general office labor, with many garbled phrases and partial addresses.
Mortgage firms and banks including State Reality Co and local lenders advertise loans and mortgage services. The text references addresses such as 83 Fairtiekt Ave and names like Robert to SALT, with mentions of universal banking and mortgage arrangements amid a cluttered, OCR-like listing.
Fragmentary ad notes houses for rent and sale items including a loosely legible reference to Lafayette Street. Mentions Clark and Kon and Mayers awaiting two families, with unclear timing and contact hints. The text is garbled OCR.
The fragmentary item notes a sale involving EBO and MAH with limited readable details. No clear date, location, or full participant list is present.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered words and acronyms on a page segment. Readable items include isolated terms like VONPO POY ON and MICRO ROX with partial references to tabs and data. No coherent event or individuals clearly identifiable from the legible portions.
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