Houses for Sale Owner Going Abroad Offers and Terms
Several properties listed for sale or rent with phrases about owner abroad, low monthly payments, and various improvements. Listings mention Stratford area, Main Street, and multiple real estate notes with prices, terms, and contact hints. Numerous fragmented phrases detail rooms, heating, and living space, indicating a crowded, ad-like page of housing opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weigding
Stratford
AL Beardsley
Carle @& Son
Fayette St
Roam Howe
Tion Pak
Banty
New Bay
Rena
Boise
Schnee Barna
Fragmented Real Estate Ad With Obscure Details
A damaged OCR listing shows real estate and personal item fragments including Bridgeport and local names. The readable bits reference acres, a property on Bridgeport, and scattered numbers, prices, and items like a 4K DVD and lofts. The text is garbled with no coherent sale or location details.
Unclear business opportunities and rental notes
Fragmented OCR text outlines various business opportunities and rental references across multiple locations and entities. Mentions include Main Street properties, a theatre, a hotel service, and potential exclusive sales center contracts. Details are speculative due to garbled OCR.
Classified Help Wanted in River City Area
A damaged notice offers housing and domestic help details. Mentions a widow seeking a pleasant furnished flat near a trolley line and a generic description of a board or care giver. Includes two addresses and a dated reference to the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honda
Oprita
Piper
Mortgage and Loan Offers and Notices in City Listings
Various notices offer first and second mortgages and loan services in Roane and nearby areas. Advertisers include Moffitt and Barnum about mortgage options and property listings, with mentions of building details and rates. Poultry feed and Farm supplies appear in listings alongside loan ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appoyol
Nergares City Art of Town
Norgiges Miller
Widdle
Revival in Special Groups Bonds Quiet Amid Turbulent Week
Amid a week of market turbulence and shifting policy talk, bonds remained quiet even as revival efforts in special groups and debates on federal regulations drew attention. Key figures and institutions faced reckonings, but fixed-income activity stayed muted while investors tracked ongoing government policy signals and legal notices.
Died Andrews Bradley Coyle and Other Funeral Notices
Obituary notices for Ksenia Andrews Joseph Bradley and others detail funeral plans in multiple towns. Services listed for June 21 1925 at Wiltor Street Temple and Mountain Grove Cemetery, with additional notices for Coyle, Thorpe and Flynn families and a card of thanks. Burial details and residence addresses provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Butler
Broatwiy
Wilderme
Gabriels
Caroline
Siivan Avenue
Hato
Trinity Church
Brooklyn
Mountain Grova
Kowalski
Bridgeport
Fune
Fiward Rawal Sd
Jaye
Thorpe
Wespert
Helen
Gage
Irleid
Mainetree Westport
Radio Industry Faces Slump Amid Overproduction Losses
The radio industry endures a dull season as over production and aggressive price cutting flood the market. Producers report a three quarters of eight million receiving sets sold at roughly half original prices, with surplus stock and limited near-term demand. Although many foresee a brighter future, observers warn that sharp market lessons remain before lasting stability arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theine Urtley
New York
Cams City
Revival in Bush wail trade noted in London show
In London markets last week activity was uneven with some speculative moves. A revival in bush wall trade appeared amid generally heavy tones as liquidation pressures persisted from Chinese tensions and foreign exchange strains. The Great Western railway bond offered five percent difference, while older stocks declined and foreign market activity slowed with major currencies unsettled. Brazilian bonds showed improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londos
Atoch
Great
Westra F
Keane
German treasury receipts lower impact on export and trade
Disjointed OCR notes report a drop in German treasury receipts with mixed mentions of tariffs, credits, and commercial agreements. It notes negotiations on a raft syndicate and price controls tied to coal, benzol, and railways, with references to tariff reductions and import privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertan Trae
Hedera Treasury
API
Tolind
Zim Sect
Glory Piodie
Neotfi Ins
Tide A& Price
Ampert
United States tops tanker ships ownership in study
Washington June 21 The United States ranks first in ownership of tank ships per a U S Shipping Board study as of June 1 1940 The United States owned 403 ships totaling 507 864 000 tons while Great Britain held 231 ships with 2074 086 000 tons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
United States
United States Shipping Board
United Sates
Great Britain
Stock prices move at bidding of professionals
Financial week reports stock prices fluctuating as professionals drive market activity with bonds attracting demand while foreign exchange and government debt shift values. Italy's lira collapse and Argentine wheat purchases influenced prices as money rates stayed volatile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Italy
United States
Liberty
Treasury
Sladnir
Teapit Dome
Federal banks to handle former enemy securities and trust funds
Washington reports sweeping postwar changes in managing millions in cash, securities, and real estate seized from enemy subjects. Former enemy assets will be held in trust by Federal Reserve banks, with income directed to the treasury, and the New York custodian’s office is abolished due to dwindling business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Limtel
Frederik Ilichs
Allen Property
Federal Reserve
Treasury
New York
Eimnime
Hassheen
New York Firm Buys Litchfield Light and Power
A New York City company has acquired the Litchfield Electric Light and Power Company, which serves Litchfield, Washington, and Northfield. The purchase values the firm at about $10,000 and funds the deal through Cras and Techic Companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y. Company
Litchfield Light Firm
Workington
Litchfeld
Electie Light and Power Company
Washington and
Northfield
Stor Claded
Cras
Techic
New York City
hae + capltar
War Time Housing Projects Put Up For Auction
Washington June 2 The last of the Shipping Board wartime housing projects will be disposed of at auction June 40 and July 4. The properties at Portsmouth include 278 dwellings one two story building nine dormitories and 20 garages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Shipping Board
Tune
Portsmouth
Irving Fisher Weekly Index of Prices and Purchasing Power
Irving Fisher presents his weekly index showing movements in wholesale prices of 200 representative commodities and the purchasing power of money relative to pre war levels. The index, calculated to weigh price quotations from Dun’s Weekly Review and War Industries Board data, uses 1913 =100 and notes peak values in May 1920 with 147 percent of pre war prices and 405 purchasing power in that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Fisher
Houghton Mifflin & Co
Pollak Foundation For Economic Research
Dun
War Industries Board
Jan Low
Strawberry market shows lower prices with steady demand
Market notes from June 20 1925 report lower strawberry prices due to larger receipts from Long Island and smaller berry size. Demand remained firm though buyers struggle to secure enough fruit. next week expected lighter offerings and firmer prices. Peas lettuce and cantaloupe shown with varied supply and prices. broader market outlook suggests gradual economic improvement into late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Joong
Fim
Amonz
Calbbaxe
Westuin
Westerp
Council to Award Pipe Contract Tonight
The city council plans to award a pipe contract this evening for reinforced concrete pipe 24 to 48 inches in diameter. A temporary plant will be erected at the site to streamline production, with an expected savings of several thousand dollars and an estimated $3,000,000 loss nationwide in 1923 noted as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia
Wali Oo
Prdaor
Ini Rial Fiewa Ts
Vvinswethigens
Interstate Cuamerie Commission
Mithet
Boda
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Bishes
Madison Poadi
Ren Owen
Gan Tete
Securiy
Anor
Poppa Rifts Mart
Barnum
Ratford
Lau
Cayitel
Ahan
Farmer Res
Dsnet
Putane
Dreferee
Roivar Ohio
Orth
New Money Makine Lev
Hive Wire
Dar Bitor
Capitol Ave
Hatlilord
Mortgages & Loans
Wirthmore
Lind Selection Farma
Simmer
Socor
Litavetus
Boyarsky
Rath St Barnum
NASH
Floriene
Txderrood Smiths Royale Ram Ligtons
Pattables
Fairfield Ave
Eyo Moore
Wooster and Davis
Eam Hal
York
Cour
Feipot Dome
Cnet
Capy Creda
Money Stable Tasteowet
Sy Witlens
Connect
Allen
Brewster Street
Edgeport
Boulnd Southport
Fancher Haviland Sect
Fayerweather Street
Walter Tlaggerty
Fairfield
Clarkson Street
William
McNaughton
Roanoxe
Ralph L
McEldowney
Benson Road
Tairthia
Albert
Werrill Bidgeport
Ash Street
Chirles J
Preussel
Fairfield Avenue
Lenox Avenue
Broad Street
Ann
Westbrook
Yale Street
Black Rock Bank
Palfield Avenue
Connecticut
Philip BE Allen Plosely
Blllard Charles NW Fancher
Frost
Walter Haggerty
Frank FH
Pucas
William Bom Naugnton
Ralph Fweldow
Ary Atberi
Werritt
Mprwin
Cartes
Gotitrat
Tames
STRATFORD +s
Probas
Martinez Achara
Sted
Ladia
Joraly
Max Oscar Fishtr
Wil Bens
Charles L. Dennis Undertaker Funeral Home
Gallagher & Gallagher Undertakers
Fairfield Barnum
Ava
London
Pfttico
Bulla
Christy
Cristy
Jae
Federal Banks
Irving Fisher’s Weekly Index
State Board of Agriculture
Kew
Tee
Pittsburgh
Fair Market
Tallrud Morementa
Thia
Intergate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Fhr
Wade
Nate Sirece
Bridgeport Trust Company
Investmeat Department
Noble
Gin Fidelity Loan Corp
Connecticut Industrial Lender's Association
John Ratwenyer
Mo Othes
Siste Banking Supply Commission
United Loan Corp
Fairfield Ave Cor
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