Lost and found notices mix with scattered names and locations
A fragmented page lists lost items and rewards across several districts with names such as Leah Riegefiela, Park ANG, Zaft Ave, Scate St, and Til Beachvilwave. It requests return of bank books and valuables to Til Beachvilwave and mentions individuals like Joseph White and Martin Ay.
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The Picturesque Bog Cabin For Sale In Woodland Plot
Charming bog cabin on a 12 acre woodland tract with ornamental fir trees along the drive. Features include a good barn, elevated site, and a serene setting near a private highway. Contact 450 Howe 4 for details and pricing.
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Monta and More: Grady Grantland Sports Spotlight
A garbled vintage sports column highlights Monta, Daity, and champions with scattered names. The text notes shots, slam dunks, and players like Linney and Tommy, praising vigor and teamwork in a lively but unclear recap of a game or era.
United States cotton standard urged by world powers
Washington reports that all powers agree on universal cotton standards after a 16 year effort. Nations represented at a conference have ratified an international agreement, with Britain’s Liverpool Cotton Association cited as supportive. Ch arles F. Lobdell retires as Farm Board commissioner and is named agent for federal land banks.
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Harvard loses one man as George Owen departs
Harvard football and athletics suffer a notable loss with George Owen leaving the squad. The veteran one man athlete joins the roster of Mariners in a shift that affects pitching and fielding, impacting the nine and track squads. Various players, including Hob Fister and Silvester Merley, remain as the nucleus for the team’s future, while questions linger about new leadership for the base wall and crew.
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Iar Daavie Pole Vauster
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August Wins Narrowly Over Michaels in New York Bout
In a ten round or more bout in New York, August defeated Michaels after a fast start. August weighed 126 pounds, while Michaels weighed around 1a. Alimaat knocked Wishnels down in round one for five counts, and the match featured danger of a possible stoppage early on.
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Keeley Victorious Over Douglas in Rough Bout
Ed Keeley defeats Jack Douglas in a contentious match marked by infighting and clinching. Corbett beats Joe Hall in four rounds, Mason stops Pranehois in the second, while Franchois endures a rough contest as spectators tally receipts near 1,400.
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New Haven boxing card details Kaplan Herman event
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Recovery of Davis I S Pleasing to Fohl
In Locis a July report describes Davis's comeback for the St Louis Browns battering doubts with a four hit effort against the Browns in a 4 to 2 loss. Manager Wohl allowed time for his pitcher to prove readiness, noting a four hit showing that sparked hopes for a steady season.
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Outline of History on Soviet System and Western Paths
The piece argues Wells outlines that Soviet government endures and fights to preserve its regime while Western societies face class tensions. It contrasts Western and Russian approaches, warns against indolence, and endorses social reconstruction and voluntary service to avert upheaval. The essay envisions two futures: a Western democratic reform route or a socialist transformation guided by a global social evolution.
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Real estate deeds and transfers across multiple streets
A crowded list of warranty and quitclaim deeds records transfers in several locales. Names include Hawley Hartwell Whelly Ulinski Shvapisky Harrison and McDonald among others. Multiple streets such as Hewitt Salvatore Harleny Marion and Marion appear with varied parcel descriptions and values noted in the record.
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Rewley
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New Labor Commissioner Takes Office in Dansbery
New labor official Trey Mavbendeng Bethel assumes duties as Shae Commissioner of Labyr in Dansbery. Mr Anidrews begins a four year term as representative, with unclear surrounding details from the fragmented OCR.
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Development of Resources Is Urged by Harding
President outlines a broad program for wise development of western resources, stressing irrigation, water power, and diversified industries. He argues national reclamation acts must be safe, financed publicly, and guided to benefit future generations, with emphasis on equitable growth, transport, and forest preservation.
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Reclamation Service
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Editor Publisher's Managing Editor Dies in New York
John Fran Redmond longtime editor and publisher figure dies after a long illness. He headed Edi and Publisher for four years and previously served as managing editor of the Fourth Estate. During the war he worked in the cable office.
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French Seizure of Krupp Plant Shifts Bond Market
In New York on July 2 irregularities appeared in the bond market with weakness in French municipals and New Haven railroad issues while the seizure of Krupp plant in Essen by French forces drove declines in Bordeaux Marseilles Lyons and Paris-Lyons Mediterranean 6s. Several bonds fell 1 to 2 points as others erased gains. Some issues steadied or advanced, including Norfolk & Western convertible and Union Pacific refunding 4s. A joint New England railroad committee report forecast consolidation and cooperation to avoid receivership, noting rehabilitation as key. Public notice announced jury commissioners will meet to hear matters relating to government bonds and other financial items.
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Fairfield County
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Morris & Company
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Grain market notes from Chicago on July 2
Fine weather and halted rust reports muted wheat and corn prices. Wheat futures fell with September and December down to new seasonal lows while Com declined amid higher receipts and ample supply. Provisions followed lower on weaker beef values as harvesting of winter wheat progressed.
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Metal market report with mixed copper and tin prices
New York metal market notes copper around 143.4 amid spot and futures activity. Tin shows weakness with spot near 37.82 and nearby 35.62 while lead and antimony show limited movement. Northern and southern alloys quoted with varied grain and ore values across East St. Louis and related markets.
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Mexico to Lift Duties on Foreign Petroleum
Mexico plans to remove export and import duties on foreign petroleum to keep Gulf refineries active. Officials of the treasury department report the measure has approval and will be enacted by presidential decree after final review. The move aims to sustain refinery operations in the Gulf region under President Obregon.
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1923 Cotton Crop May Total 11,472,000 Bales
The Department of Agriculture forecast this year's cotton crop at 11,444,000 bales with a condition at 69.0 percent of normal and the area under cultivation valued at 8,237,060 dollars or 12.6 percent more than last year’s same date.
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Obituary notices from New Haven area dated July event
Died Roberts In New Haven 1928 funeral at parental residence Tyler street. CANFIELD Burton Sanger aged 6 years 2 months funeral from No. 81 Edun avenue Thursday July Std at 2 o'clock. MCGUINNESS Berner aged 27 funeral at No. 591 Jamaica Ave Jamaica Long Island and from St Patrick church Keams Interment St Agnes cemetery. MYGATT Andrew B Mygatt of New Haven son of Mr and Mrs 8 Mygatt funeral at New Milford Thursday July bth at 2 o'clock. NIEMCZYK Antelm Niemczyk aged 14 years 3 dame funeral at No 114 Beers Street Wednesday July 4th 7:30 p m and from St Michael Archangel R church at 6:66 with high mass Interment St Michael's cemetery. MONTHS MIND MAGS A monthly mass for Mrs Thomas Ormond funeral is July 4 at 8:00 am. IN MEMORY Mrs Kate Keeler died July 3 1920 daughter remembers mother memory of family. RENELS ATK AND MRS BEEN
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