Inflated Land Values Hamper Farmers Gains
Washington opinion and agrarian scholars argue that rising land values since the late 19th century press farmers. The piece links high land prices to unprofitable farming, noting Oats farms show land costs dominating production. It criticizes Congress for slow action and forecasts land price pressure on food prices and farmer viability.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Pollica
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College of Agriculture
National City Bank of New York
Gray Hair Remedy Promises Quick, Easy Dye
A. L. Paulson, M. D. promotes a home remedy using Orkex powder to turn gray hair black brown or light brown. Dissolve in two ounces of distilled water and comb through hair. The box includes directions and a gold bond guarantee claiming the product is safe non greasy and rubs off nowhere. It asserts the result makes a gray-haired person look twenty years younger.
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A. L. Paulson
M. D
New York City
Get Color Into Your Pale Cheeks Pep-To-Mangan Ad
An old advertisement touts Pepto-Mangan as a tonic to improve health and redness of the complexion. It claims the remedy builds red blood, boosts vitality, and strengthens overall health, available in liquid and tablet forms from druggists.
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Nature
Gude
Post Office Employes Smokeroom Feb 4 Event
Welfare Council of Bridgeport and Stratford Post Offices plans a smoker and entertainment on Saturday February 4 at 9 00 p.m. at Lotter Carrier's Hall 164 State Street featuring songs dancing and boxing exhibitions between local pugilists including Johnny Red Allen vs Young Luby Joe Hall vs Kid Burley Young Ahearn vs Young Reach and Special Delivery Clark vs Battling Rudolph.
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Bridgeport
Stratford
Smoker’ Land
Lotter Carrier's Hall
State Street
Koota
Johnny
Red) Allen
Young Luby
Joe Hall
Kid _Burley
Young Ahear
Police Board May Decide on Promotions Tonight
Police commissioners meet at 8 pm to consider adding nine patrolmen three sergeants and two lieutenants to the department. At the prior session it was said no hires or promotions would occur for economy but the board has since reviewed force needs and may act tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regul Lar
Congregationalist Mass Meet Promotes Church Fellowship
Eleven Congregational churches gathered at the West End Church for a mass meeting to foster better friendship and cooperation among city congregations. Dr Percival Huget of Ingest Brookly n S C spoke on unity, with a 6 30 pm banquet for about 200 attendees and readings of progress reports from each church.
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West Nd
Percival Wtuget
Ingest Congregational Church
Brooklyn
S. C
Huget
Herbert S Brown
Olivet
Realty Records Warranties and Deeds Listed
Real estate entries show multiple quit claims and transfers. James Engan to Abraham Schnue, North Avenue and Fakema. Almon Chaffee to A W Burlt t company, 80 feet Maple Street. Cecils Fannie Cloise Tomlinson to Eliza beth Weldon, 3 feet Norman Street. Leewith and Company to Charles G Whitehead, 40 feet Jill Street. Gladys L Macfarlans, two pieces of realty Pairfield Avenue. Elizabeth C W Lockwood to Bridgeport Storage Warehouse Company, 6 feet Main Street. Henry Lamb to Samuel Ty and Francis E Beach, 16 feet Broad Street. Bertha M Hurlock to Hannah T Thorpe, 40 feet Howard Avenue. John Conway to Ignatz Urban and Anna Urban, 40 feet Merriam Street. Thomas F Martha to John J.
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Almon Chaffee
A. W. Burltt Company
Maple Street
Cecils
Fannie Cloise Tomlinson
Elizabeth Weldon
Norman Street
Leewith and Company, Incorporated
Charles G. Whitehead
Jill Street
Thomas F. Fells
Gladys L. Macfarlans
Pairfield Avenua
Elizabeth C. W. Lockwood
Bridgeport Storage Warehouse Company
Main Street
Henry 4. Lamb
Samuel Ty. Beach
Francis E. Beach
Broad Street
Bertha M. Hurlock
Hannah T. Thorpe
Howard Avenue
John Conway
Ignatz Urban
Anna Urban
Merriam Street
Thomas F. Marth
John J
Real estate transfers listed with various buyers and prices
A compact list records multiple property transfers including Elizabeth Weldon to Margaret F An for 25 feet on Norman Street at 1400 dollars Abraham Schnee to James W. Kyat for North Avenues and Norman Street at 5000 dollars Charles G Whitehead to Stiles B E Goodvell for 40 feet on Hill Street at 800 dollars Whitehead to Lomiar and Nettleton Co for 40 feet on HIM Street at 2000 dollars Louis Lenon to Valenty Biash for 40 feet on Jackson Avenue at 300 dollars Kent and Lue M Kent to Mary B Cohen for Black Rock Avenue and Park Avenue realty at 16090 dollars.
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Phelan
Noble Avenua
Izabeth Weldon
Margaret Fan
Normen Street
Abraham Schnee
James W. Kyat
North Avenues
Norman
Charles G. Whitehead
Stiles BE
Louis Lenon
Valenty Biash
Jackson Avenue
Ermembrance
Kent
Lue M. Kent
Mary B. Cohen
Black Rock Avenue
Park Averue
Connecticut urged to forestry plan to curb lumber shortage
Professor Bryant argues a long term forestation policy could make Connecticut self sufficient in lumber, cutting freight costs and external profits. He notes state agencies and Yale Forestry School study a program, warning delay will force imports and higher prices, with broader land value and tax effects.
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Brvant
Connecticut
Bryant
Connecticut Forestry Association
State ‘Agricultural Department
Yale Forestry School
Breant
Conpacticus
George Woodberry Put Under Observation After Strange Behavior
George Woodberry age 61 a salesman of 96 Courtland Street was reported to the police yesterday for acting strangely. He was taken to Emergency Hospital for examination and later moved to Hillside Home for observation.
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George Woodberry
Courtland Street
Hillsida Home
High Officers of Masonry Guests in Bridgeport
Bridgeport hosted visiting high officers for a special convocation of Jerusalem Chapter No. 13 R.A.M. at the Masgonte temple on Broad Street. Distinguished out of town and state officers attended, led by Most Excellent Rogar 7 Lilla, with a Lotus Male quartet from Boston performing.
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Mark Mason
Jerusalem
Masgonte Temple
Broad Street
Rogar
Lilla
Wiein
Th Shelley
E. Gram Scribe
William Jsh
Herbert R. Kind
Samuel Sutelife
Hany
Edward A. Kilatts
Lewis C. Hutt
George H. Woods
Hbrand
Willard T. Chevalier
John QW. Birminggham
New York
James C. Chambers
Connecticut
Joseph J. Quimby
Edward W. Rushton
Pennsylvania
Martin J. Plaschinger
Dwight M. Fillings
NM. E
Massachusetts
George W. Williams
Muratore May Leave Hospital In Ten Days
Lucien Muratore of the Chicago Opera Company underwent an appendectomy yesterday and rested well. Physicians said barring complications he could leave the hospital in ten days.
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Muratore
New York
Associated Press
Lucien Muratova
Chicago Opera Co
Doctor Cornwall to Speak at High School Tonight
Dr Cornwall is billed to speak at the high school tomorrow night under the auspices of the Adstant Association. He is well known for his years of public service and educational work.
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DR. Cornwall
Runsel HE. Conwall
Adstant Association
Drama of the Restoration feature at Mrs Newton Hine talk
A readable note from a local page lists an event titled Drama of the Restoration presented by Mrs Newton Hine. The discussion center includes Mrs George Jak at 2492 North Avenue, detailing notable American literary topics and social chatter surrounding the era.
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George Jak
North Avenus
Newton Hine
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Westinghouse
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New England Wireless Telephone Co
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Norwalk, Conn
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Laks Carasalic
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Danang
Bost2 Golf Coures
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Patroar
Akewoo
Relvin Health Pines
Ssutheen
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Lakewood
Universal Car
F. O. B. Detroit
Ags
Dutee Wilcox Flint, Inc
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