Died Pollard John Dollard funeral notice
Obituary notices for John Dollard Mary E Freshour Catherine Rehill Leo C Lyon Elizabeth J Childs list death dates and funeral details. Details include residence addresses, dates of funeral, 8:30 a m start, church names, auto cortege, and burial at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollard
John Dollard
Smith Street
Blessed Sacrament Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
sAutomobile Cortege
Joant. Freshour
Mary E
Nelson I. Freshour
William Street
St. Charles
Jaant. Renill
Catherine
John Rehill
Main Street
St. Patrick's Church
Lyon
Daytona
Tflorida
Leo C. Lyon
Courtland Street
Mt. Grove
Childs
Fairfield
Elizabeth J
Frank
Sherman Parsonage
Betterment in trade and Fulton submarine noted
New York reports show improving trade conditions after a severe winter with rising prices and renewed production. Downticks in some foodstuffs meet easing elsewhere as transport relief aids manufacturing. The piece also recounts Robert Fulton’s submarine Nautilus trials in Paris and Brest, including air tanks and a 70 mile English Channel voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun's
Fulton
Robert Fulton
Farnham Bishop
Paris
Napoleon
Seine
Mr. Bishop
Brest
English Channel
Notice of Nonresponsibility by John E Hardie
Public notice dated March 6, 1918 from Bridgeport stating the signer will not be responsible for any bills contracted in their name by others. Signed by John E Hardie.
Live Financial News of Day Tersely Noted
New York on March 8 reports continued support for the St Paul preferred dividend with earnings analysis indicating uninterrupted payments possible if maintenance improves. notes steel and auto sector trends, wage increases, and war era production shifts and government demand, including United States Rubber earnings and War Savings stamps progress.
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New York
St.Paul
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Earling
United States Rubber
Sharp Advances in Rails Readjustment and Market Spark
The New York stock market shows strong rail and transport stock gains led by Reading with a 6% price rise and heavy turnover. Transcontinentals and coalers rise as Southern Railway reports a substantial net increase. bonds improve and call money climbs to 6 percent amid a broad market high.
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New York
March Rails
Reading
Collers
Union Pacific
Southern
Southern Railway
S. Steel and Allied Industrials
Call Money
Can't Tell when Cash Corn Want Can Be Filled
New York reports steady but narrow price fluctuations in the corn market. Cash demand shows strength as arrivals expand yet values stay firm due to transportation factors. Receipts dip from last week but movement remains liberal and bids absorbed despite 3,000 freight cars moved into Nebraska.
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New York
Nebraska
Curb Quotations and a Diplomacy Anecdote in One Item
The item mentions New York cotton quotations linked to L. Watson and Co with March May and July values and closes with an anecdote about Mrs Autoun seeking shoes. An obliging shop assistant notes asymmetrical feet and misfitted shoes before Mrs Autoni buys two pairs in a Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph style note.
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New York
T. L. Watson and Co
Autoun
Autoni Bovght
Pittsbursh Chronicle-Telegraph
Special Stockholders Meeting of American Graphophone Company
Notice calls a special meeting of stockholders at the Bridgeport Connecticut office on March 2, 1918 at 1 30 p m to consider Columbia Graphophone Manufacturing Companys offer to purchase the outfit goodwill and business and to authorize sale of assets good will and business. Dated New York March 8 1918 Francis Whitten President.
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Board of Directors
Swid
American Graphophone Company
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Columbia Graphophone Manufacturing Company
American Graphophone
Dhted
New York
Francis
Whitten
Prinsident
Redemption Notice for American Tube and Stamping Company Bonds
Notice from Equitable Trust Company of New York detailing redemption of specified First Mortgage bonds issued October 1, 1908 by American Tube and Stamping Company. Bonds Nos. 24 106 481 608 672 734 829 redeemable at 105 to April 1, 1918 with interest cessation on that date. Notary and witnesses certify. Redemption to be processed at office in New York City after April 1, 1918 with unpaid coupons attached.
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T. L. Watson and Co
Corner Main
John Streets
Bridgeport
Conn
New York Stock Exchange
Car & F TT
Cot OU Co
AS & ReCo
At&t
Alaska Gold
Ag& WI
Cen Leath Co
Chi M & St P
GRI& Pac
CG R1&pac A
Chile
Chesa & Ohio
Col F&i
del Hudson
Dis Securities
Erte
Inter Nickel
Inter Harves
Inter
Inter Paper Aa
Kan City
Sou
Larcka Steel
Lough Val
Midvale Sd
Missouri
Pac
Miami Cop
MK & T Pf al
Nat Enamel
Nat Ld Co
Nor & West
Nor Facade
BE N ¥ Central
Nynhe&h
Nyokx Wai
Pitts Coal
Pennsylvania
Sinclair Oil
Sloss S & I
U S
Willys
U. & Government
Liberty
American Tube & Stamping Company
American Tube and Stamping
Colonial Tiber Company
TI “Tta PT Urls Company OF
New York
Sail
New Ee Trost
Merican Tcs
J. YW
MIELE
Mary
Boure Notary Public
New County
Walleti
New York City
Equitable Trust Company OF
Lyman Rhoades
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