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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
3
A historic clash over plant legislation ends with education winning and enforcement strengthened. The article cites efforts by government and agricultural departments to curb invasive plant pests and asserts new statutes aim to protect farmers from costly losses. It highlights past bribery and enforcement gaps, noting that improved laws target destructive stem rust and related threats to crops in the upper Mississippi region.
The New England milk producers association announces a price increase from 8 to 9 cents per quart for Boston dealers. Effective July 10, the move comes as workers report a short supply impacting milk availability.
State Highway Department reports multiple road projects across Connecticut as of July with various under construction notices. Notable sites include Route 6f Blanford East Haven, Crescent and Boston Post roads in several towns, Route 3 Hampton-Brooklin busle over Blackwell brook, Route 17 Norfolk to Norfolk road, Route 110 Windsor to Hartford detours, and numerous bridges and approaches under construction with occasional detours or one way traffic in place.
An associate judge in Meriden postponed further action in a case involving a man charged with passing checks without funds. The defendant sought to prevent the proceedings as a collection action but the request was denied. The court indicated he would remain in jail until trial and cannot post bond.
Washington July 14 The dispute involving Rev Dr Jason Noble Pierce pastor of the First Congregational Church attended by President Coolidge and Howard T Cole a Shipping Board engineer has been settled out of court. Cole sued for 50000 claiming a letter Pierce wrote to Shipping Board officials reflected against his character. Cole withdrew the suit after Pierce sent a letter to the board retracting the charges, ending the matter. Pierce's interest, tied to church obligations, was disputed by Cole who was not a church member. The case originated from memoranda filed with the board on April 2 and May 10. The Washington correspondent notes the settlement rests on withdrawal of the suit.
Thousands of Howland customers stream in to buy, drawn by the Howland name as a mark of quality and value. The sale promises ever changing specials across departments with newly added items on each visit, urging shoppers to note sizes and colors and stock up on household essentials at very low Mill End Prices. Delivery demands strain the service, and courtesy from customers is requested.
The Atlantic Monthly and its publisher MageTime sue News Syndicate Inc New York Daily News and New York American over April 16 17 publication of excerpts from Governor Smiths article Catholic and Patriot copyrighted by Atlantic Monthly The suit seeks an injunction and damages to be determined by the court with discretion on awarded sums.
The unsealing of a memorial stone for the late Mrs Rebecca Borsak aged 71 is planned at the Grand Street Synagogue cemetery on Sunday at 2:30 PM. Local attendees are urged to note the event.
The fragmented clipping discusses preventing hay fever and mentions medical advice and testing related to allergy symptoms. It references local sites and possible pharmaceutical steps, urging early action amid unclear dates and sources.
An early 20th century promotion extols Geyser and Hathorn waters as healthful laxatives and digestives. It urges travelers to Saratoga Springs for the waters and notes widespread demand, urging readers to seek genuine state owned bottles at restaurants, hotels, labs, Pullmans, and homes. Stores and dealers advertised the waters through a regional ad.
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