Bargain Household Goods and Furniture for Sale
Mixed houseware ads from various sellers list living room suites, bedroom suites, desks, phonographs, baby carriages, stoves, gas ranges, wallpaper, and other furniture. Items include mahogany dining and bedroom suites, dressers, iron beds, glass furniture, and appliances with varied prices and contact addresses across multiple streets. Multiple locations are given for viewing and pickup.
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Lane
Laurel Ave
State
East Main
Broad St
City Hall
Hebditch
Barnum Ave
State Street
Frankly St. Call Mornines Onix
Golden Mt. Glenwood Range
Golden Hin
Wayne St
New Invention Offers Nationwide Boston Area Rights
A nationwide demand invention seeks TellabD' men with a few hundred dollars to handle New England territories. Exclusive selling rights for 17 years. No salesmanship required, just common sense and money-making drive. Potential earnings up to $1,000 monthly. Respond to Mr. Lovell, Room 6194, Massachusetts Trust Bldg., Boston, Mass. Also assorted listings: pool tables for sale, garage space for rent, a large brick garage, bakery route for sale, confectionery and cigar store, beauty parlor, and various rental or sale notices including groceries and meat market fixtures.
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Boston
New England
Tellabd
Lovell
Massachusetts Trust
Mass
Barnum Ave
Park Ave
Arctic ST
Ain
Bargan
Danbury
Conn
Wanted to Buy Best Prices Paid for Household Goods
Best Prices Paid for household goods and second hand furniture. buy diamonds, platinum, gold, and silver. Repairing jewel work, special orders, and “amends set while you wait.” Also want junk, wheel chair, clothing, and various second hand items. Includes multiple merchants and contact details.
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Scally Bros
State St.tes
NOBLE
Room Sub Warner Ltds
Fairfield Avenue
State St. B
State St
C. Meyers
Main
Bar
Casino Furniture
A. Jasmin
Metropolitan Furniture
Joseph Parker
Lafayette St
Ivossuth St
Missionary from China recounts experiences in China
Miss Hester C. Stebbins of New Haven spoke at Berean Memorial Church about her path to missionary work in China. She described childhood influence, college work, and her effort to convert Chinese people while noting local superstitions and the country’s changes since missionaries arrived. She urged youth to join the mission.
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Hester C. Stebbins
New Haven
China
Berean Memorial Church
Miss Stebbins
Miss
Fewer Freight Cars Need Repairs on Feb 15
New York March 4 Fewer freight cars required repairs on February 15 than at any time in two years according to figures filed by carriers with the car service division of the American Railway Association. On that date 206585 cars or 9.1 percent were in need of repairs, compared with 269471 on February 1 and 332614 on February 15 1922.
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New York
Car Service
American Railway
Local Produce Market Report March 3 1923 Price Shifts
State Board of Agriculture notes a very active week with firmer prices for Southern green produce and sharp gains for cabbage. Potatoes barreled apples and oranges also firm. old crop cabbage seen at 4.60 per 100 lb barrel, new crop higher by 1 to 2 per 100 lb crate. Eggs steady but unsettled. meat weaker as week ends. Includes wholesale prices for fruits and vegetables and livestock, dairy, and grain at farm/market levels.
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Marketing Bureau
State Board of Agriculture
Hennery
Trade Recovery Shows Little of Speculation
Washington March 4 The federal reserve board issued statements tonight based on a comprehensive study of the economic situation noting that curb rent increases in commerce and industry are near the end of speculative tendencies. It finds little evidence of accumulated stocks and no proof of speculative holdings while confirming a healthy and prospering credit expansion driven by larger financial needs. Production has moved through regular channels and is absorbed in consumers buying with moderate early year retail stocks.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Smelter Report Shows Large Yearly Increase in 1922
New York March 4 The annual report for 1822 of the American Smelting and Refining company shows net income after expenses depreciation taxes and interest of 5 918 142 an increase of 4 207 901 over the preceding year. After payments of dividends on preferred stock there was a surplus income of 2 003 112 at the end of 1922 compared to a deficit of 2 457 108 at the close of 1921. The surplus equals earnings of about 3 28 on the common stock with earnings for the final quarter exceeding a 6 rate. Operations of head zinc and copper mines were substantially increased in the last three months of the year.
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New York
American Smelting & Refining Company
Railroads Report Higher Profits Beyond Fair Return
The chief U S railroads told the Interstate Commerce Commission that for the first time in years they are earning roughly the fair return on investment under the transportation law. January earnings across Class One roads rise 114 percent from 1922, with 150 roads reporting on 299,092 miles of mainline. Individual lines show large gains, including the Atlantic Coast Line, Pittsburgh and Lake Erie, Santa Fe, and Great Northern, as traffic volume climbs despite higher maintenance costs.
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Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission E Evry
Morehhan
Atlantic Coast
Line
Pittsburgh and
Lake Erie
Big Four
Seaboard
Burlington
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Southern Railway
Great Northern
Chicago Northwestern
Rutland
West Jersey and Seashore
Janary
Per Capita Cost Of U S Public Debt Interest In 1922
Washington March 3 The Treasury department reports that interest on the public debt in 1922 cost more per person than any other government activity at 8.68 dollars per capita. Navy 4.23, Veterans Bureau 4.20, Army 3.79, Waterways 3.26, Labor 0.05, with rail transportation costing 1.36 per person and ship traffic 0.31.
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Ralph FF. Couch
Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Navy Department
Veterans’ Bureau
Army
War Department
Pan
State Department
Congress
Department of Justice
Commerce Department
Irving Fisher weekly index of prices and money value
The weekly index shows average movement of 200 commodity prices and the purchasing power of money relative to the pre war year 1913. It notes May 1920 price peaks at 147 percent above pre war levels and cites sources including Dun's Weekly Review and The Making of Index Numbers by Irving Visher.
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Irving Visher
Houghton Millin & Co
Pollak Foundation of Economic Research
Newton
Maas
Dun
Wnnead
Priest Stabbed To Death In Bahia Mass
March 4. Father Luis Perez was stabbed during mass at Bahia Buenos Aires. The assassin, a Danish national, was arrested but has refused to discuss the crime.
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Buenos Airs
Luis Perez
Bahia
Bianca
Dano
New National Bank in Stamford Receives Charter
A charter for the People's National Bank of Stamford was granted by Comptroller D R Crigainger after a six day Stamford inquiry. The move followed a failed attempt at a state charter and involved examiners Claud De Baun and Herbert Downs. Also noted are proposed banking capital rules and tax collection duties for banks, plus building permits activity and a Main Street block project by contractor DeNomme with plans for two stores and brick exterior.
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Stamford
People’s National Bank of Stamford
D. R. Crigainger
Washington
Claud de Baun
National Bank
Federal Reserve District
Herbert §. Downs
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
State Bank Commission
Senate
Committee On Banks
Main Street
John
DeNomme
Grand
Bridgeport
Bristol
Bruary
Jast Haven
Hamden
Hartford
Manchester
Meriden Wae
Middletown
Milford
New Britain
New Haven
New Onde
Norwalk
Stamford .Ee
Stratford
Waterbury
West Haven
Strong Industrial Prices Show Broad Business Strength
The Associated Press reports continued strength in commodity and security prices amid rising steel and copper, with steel mills operating near full capacity and prices climbing. Cotton futures hit new highs as mill takings indicate robust industrial demand, while railroad earnings rise and labor supply concerns hint at wage tensions shaping the year.
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New York
Associated Press
Census Bureau
China
Japan
Aus
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Corporation
Gon N. Eutawm
Henry H. Todd
York St
Stratford Ave
Grand St
Darting Gat
Beach Ave
Walnut Beach
G. B
B. Miller
Jackman Ave
Wallers
Plaina Ro
White Lehborn &. J
Clark Poultry Farm
Wes
River St
Ford
eAeets Malogany S. Garden
Sifasa
Queckenbush
Darien
Quality Bay Hundred
Brian Hatchery Co
Mia
E. W. Qogborn
Trumbull
J. W. Lucas & Son, Inc
Gledhill, & Co
Enien Square
Wasimingtown Ave
Robson
Julia
Nobolg St. Uere Pembroke
Ber. Bank
Bridgeport Land & Title CO
Berty
Fairfield Ave
General
Boston Ave
Glasner
Aurield Ave
Harmony St
St. Vincents_ Hospital
Black Rock
Grovers Ave
Loral Park
Bord Land Exchange Co
Fairfield
Larsen
Washington Ave
A. Jacobs
Mom
Joseph Pritula
Joh Jo Clark
Lenox
Tel
AL Schwartz
David Boucher
Norman
Orestry
Federal St
North End
Reading
Loveridge
West
Park St
Vprigeh
Makot
Raymond M. Tiem Haven
Turney
Farfield Ave
Valle
al New Mileh
Eich
Jennings Andlay
Shois Tread
Dent
Remington Arme Co
Peonithean
P.O
U. S
Treasury
Ee Ae
Twaterjoy Department
Tabor
Veterans
Sonar
Ita Ur Roads
Treacuny Dept Linking Fund Nor Service
CA Ply Dent Interior Dept
Veterans’ Bureau Realiv
Phra Otal
Irving Fisher’s Weekly Index
Conlin Company
Elm St
Connecticut
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve
Federal Reserve Systems Gold Settlement Fund
Cork
Barrum
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
Fairheld Ave
Bridgeport Trust Company
Hincks Bros. & CO
Main St
Bridgeport, Conn
Toma
First National Bank
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