Merchants in the Zain Ad Contest across Barnum area
A garbled list shows multiple merchants and shops along Mala street Barnum and surrounding avenues including Baby Shop Art Neeble Work And Yarns Mothers Bread Adams Rath Housatonic avenue and various others in a scattered directory style. The text mentions enterprises in retail, lumber, printing, sporting goods and millinery amid a street ledger format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUCK
Arthur J. Cinsk
Mala Street
Barnum
Fehav
Bairttmid Avenue
Art Neeple
Mares
U & S Plan
R . Oval Bank
Main
Barnum Eae
oMothers Bread
Adams & Rath
Housatonic Avenue
Miners Mead & Futlark
Hockwelh & Co
Mainy Street
Aechle Ist
Zain Ad-Writing Contest Adverts Highlights Sunday Post
The Sunday Post promotes the Zain Ad-Writing Contest for professional ad writers. It outlines entry rules, prize structure, submission format, and publisher obligations. Mentions Bridgeport Telegram as a reference and details about how to submit and where to send responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jso
Bridgeport Terre Telegram
Lana
Peay
exOey
West
Pat Tie
Son
Hee Juni
Tata
Civic and Business Groups Urged to Plan Headquarters
The Chamber of Commerce calls about a score of local clubs to a Friday 4 a.m. meeting to discuss centralizing civic activity in a shared headquarters. Seaside club building eyed as potential site. other properties and a new dedicated building are under consideration. Delegates from Formry Kiwanis Lin Exchange Hotel Board Business Men's Association Manufacturers' Association Engineers American Society of Engineers Advertising Club Business and Professional Women Visiting Nurse Association Federation Bridgeport Auto Association Realtors Al Society Credit Men SHYATIOR groups among those invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Wrailabe
J. H. Schictt
Formry
Kiwanis
Lin Gxchange
Heteil Board
Manufacturers’ Association Engineers
American Society of Engineers
Advertising Club
Visiting Nurse Association
Bridgeport Auto Association
Realtora. al Society
Credit Men
Shyatior
Fire wipes out boom mining town in Nevada
Fire near Tonopah Nevada destroys the Nevada town area including the Goldfield hotel and several buildings. The flames sweep from the garage heading north past Veronah and Gatefield railroad shops. Damage is reported around 1,500,000 with the Goldfield hotel cited at 1,590,040.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninemoviles
Nevada
E Woods-Sullivan
Mnvks
Veronah and
Gatefield Railroad
Tate
Ing. Fikes
John Ink
Deep Mines Vom
Tong Pam
Nev
de Newsie Omvnles
Goldfield
Pnd
Big Cools Bank
Nye County
Tb Wisips
Bud Jumpe weTesk Cohumphin
HCO
Train Hits Ato Three People in Chicago Collision
A railroad collision in Chicago involving a Manhattan Limited train struck a vehicle near the Pennsylvania Railroad line today. Three people were reported killed and three injured as the car was hit by the train in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pervere
Mraiattan Limited
Penneylvenky
Indy
Farm Laborites Split as Federation Forms Policy Ticket
The Farmer Labor party splits over alignment with a federated group. A minority bolts, forming a separate ticket while five bolters join the federated executive committee. Leaders cite independent worker control and a strong platform including public utilities and social protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loago
Farmer-labor Party
Facer Labor Party
Tool
Federated Organization
Farmer-labor Convention
Federated Party
Farmer-labor Organization
Bolting Parmer-laborites
C. B. Rtuthenberg
Cleveland
Michigan
M.toxean Bennett
Part National Executive Committee
Federated Group
Cammiti
Kennett
A Nority Trelion
Farmers Labor Party
Federated At Aléstian
Sali Flbida
Potti
Mussina
John Fitzalrich
Chicago Federation of Labor
Robert McBug
Farmer
Labor Party
Anil
Rosas
Fitzpatrick
Union
Ten
Worker
Federated War
Willia
Foster
Nh Manley
Corm Moredstie Principe
Natiy
Braphy
Digtete
Neo. 2
Mine Workers
Denne
Auw
Lato Tenarchy
Wriflington Alate Farmer-Labor
Kilo
Minnesota
Kentucky
Woonein
Montana
Idaho
California
Day Brown
Hiceton
Rerersaber
Ue Federated Executive
Clim
Yen
District of Columbia
Federal Reserve
Farniere
Father accused in child trade case shocks Portland NY
A suspect named Thormington from Traxton allegedly traded his two daughters and a son for a cow and a horse. He was released on $1,009 bail after a charge of attacking the youths, with the court ordering support payments for the children and home care arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland N.Y
Pheene
Meetings Tonight In Bridgeport Groups
Notices warn of time or place changes for tonight’s meetings across Bridgeport areas. The Fisher Manufacturing, American Fabrics association, Local Orange Lodge and K of P, plus Stationary Engineers and Masters Mates and Pilots, list addresses on Broad and Fairfield avenues and State streets for updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Telegram
Josephons
American Fabrics Association
Court Marina
Broad Street
Bridgeport
Orange Lodge
K. of P
State Street
Yambolt Stamm
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Ania Letter Carviews
Masters, Mates and Pilalx
Half Century Club
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Gibbons
Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Times-Wide World
Prrosto
Ame
Rican Syrup Co
Bridsépert Tydrantie
FUR Cre
Broad Ste
Hadley
Bernum Hanke Fae
Farnum Lis Lymber
Millwork and H Sra
ATK
Burritt Co
Aan
Veyv Spector
Broad
Barnuy
John F. Keane
Sporting Goods
A. Hildreth
Wai Barnum
Tharnem
Ailnishes
Nm Ryanizr
Conlin Company
J. . Neuhart
Barham
Barnum Yo
Zain
Sunday Post
Howe
Paige
Eutieest
Teddy
al Ou
Streetiogs
Ken Wril Indien
Columbia
Grandia
Elaing
Bittt
Gans-Nelson
Railroad Creeps Inc
Uily Reae
Thie
Malapad
Sehoof Wemeralda
Tess Mai
Becamne
Tonopien
Russia
Mexico
Joseph Manley
New York
Strtequrad Iron Workers
Xe Hruska
Progressive Party
Nacional
Lee
Onte
Partier-bichor
Indus Drink
Bapiners
Opinwiry Frontile
Dts
Maegars
Dtr
Stenetare
Platforia
Ome
Workers Party
Unisn
Mantry
Sire
Federated Conference
Erimina
Say. Y
iesarlMisch
Gorden Hill
Middle
Shantung
Samuel
Sen
Cassarm Misch
Golden Hutl & MidDle Streets
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