Connecticut State Government Costs Per Capita in 1922 Report
The Department of Commerce announced Connecticut total payments for expenses, interest and outlays for the year ending June 30, 1922 were 21,272.84 dollars, or 14.47 per capita. Operating expenses dominated, with 18,884,499 for the general department and 656,864 for permanent improvements. Revenue per capita and debt figures are detailed, including 13.08 dollars per capita state revenue in 1923 and net per capita debt rising to 9.48 in 1923 prior to adjustments.
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Washington
Marchov
Department of Commer
Connecticut
Genera
Department of the
Moe
Competiut
Sperail ‘Ames
Toit
Crom
Tay
Ad Club Dinner Date Shift to May 19
The Bridgeport Advertising Club changes its annual dinner from May 21 to May 19 at the Stratford hotel. Tickets are not yet pron er. the committee plans forty attendees and adopts a new policy with no souvenir programs. Prizes and gifts will be distributed, with ads and art featuring local manufacturers and merchants.
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AD Club
Jeremiah O Leary
O Leary
Pit
Charles Thibault
del Bennet
Roas Woah
Mike Esther Lymanre
Adoclube
Maren
J Nuaseuan
United Advertising Agency
Campagn
James J Wallin
PT. Comura
Wilkes
Capyane Trsertiun
Fo la Poste
Naval Tug Links Waritton Through Canal Zone Shops
A damaged nautical notice details a naval tug linked to Waritton with repairs underway at the canal zone shops. An inquiry and court action were ordered following unclear events.
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Waritington
Turky Depariment
Zemu the Clear Antiseptic Liquid Promises Fast Skin Relief
An advertisement touts Zemu the Clear antiseptic liquid as a safe, dependable remedy for itch skin eruptions, ringworm, blackheads, and other skin troubles. It claims rapid cleansing and soothing effects after the first application, leaving skin smooth and non greasy, with a trial bottle offered.
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Ural
Liege
Zemy i
Radio Schedule Fragments from a Nationwide Network
A dense list of radio programs across many stations in EST, noting talks, concerts, operatic performances, weather and market reports, and children's segments. Entries include WJZ New York City with talks and orchestras, WEAF and WHN schedules, as well as regional stations like WJR Detroit and KYW Chicago, detailing times and program titles.
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WJZ
New York City
Capitol Ashworth
Tuilan Heath
Mitton
Augusta Syutler
Vivian
Eleaner Gunn
Nathan Abas
Myrtle van Veen
Keith Mcleod
EE. Schoenbarn
Basac
Commodore
Frank Rose
Vanderbilt Grehewka
Witt
W. Harnits
Robby Roth
Plantat
Meyer Davis
Wiy
New York
An-Sovarin Ensemble
Orphena Masonic
Cusine Hamilton
Kenneth Burdich
Beith. McLeod
Foadick
Cathedral Fund
Madison Square Garden
Major Jr
Andrew White
WNYC
Thornton Fisher
Prentice Alarms
Rialto
National Industrial Museum
J. Porter
Colonial Orchestra
Kipling
Joseph
AO Maste
Theatre Teaty Weaf
Ance Afilton Kate
Staal Home
Donn Barber
Musle
Jeanor Lutz
Adele Woodard
Mary Marlett
iJimmy Cohen
Clarence SM Justice
Genevieve Williams
Scott Blakeley
Fasse
Dudley F. Fowler
Oseat Nicasive
Rita de Shnonr
Silvertown Oirchestra
Averett Hirschfield
Barituie i
Matty Levine
Inderella
Miler and Flynn
Tanosko Reo
Willams
Dhanna Stern
Mary Washburn
l-Melody
Fiverglades
Cub Alabam
Hartford
Aiss Laura Gaudet
Iagar L. Brown
GQR
Buffalo
Katherine Norton Britt
Pine Statler
WEAF
Schenectady
Naval Observatory
Stephen H. Boiselard
Anc
Q—Kentmore Orchestra
Frederick W. Grover
Paula Smith
Beatrice Zollinger
Mary Nally
Raymond Becker
Raymond “Wack
Marlon J. Hall
Meyer-Travis Tachestra
Stephen J. Foischatr
Wgb5s
toedar—Pimely
Terese
Edith Law
Tlatue Meininburger
Law
Ture
Warthin Stevens
Fred Othignon
Von
Armenia
Arshig Mahdestan
Hazel Dore
vTha
Lal _fan Waehler
Hazel Ieave
Fred G Robyn
Trazel Trove
Anrle Geebee Collegians
Orceatta
Snenk
Rielle Bart
Tinos
Frank Bannister
WAAM
Newark
Radiohool Leshan J
Waiter Storey
Natumal
Brafley and Blackwell
Chickene
Mies
Anna
Armbruste
Radio 11
Happ
Shorles
Jimmy Shearer
Marinallo Twins
Melody Trio
WDBH
Worcester
Rosebelie Jacobus
H—Wodh Orchestra
twinkle-Twinkle Staryeller
WTAB
Fall River
Wm. Durfee, Jr
Merrymaker's Orchestra
Atlantic City
Seaside Orchestra
James Lord
WPG
Ambassador Dinner Musicmore Ensemble
Knickerbocker Orchestra
WIP
Philadelphia
the Daily Monu
Intimato
Hougewives
Anne B. Scott
Orgen Regital
Kurl Bonavitz
Warsne-Brenckmann
Trico
Henrietta Knowles
Viora Triplin
Monte Urors
Marburger Orchestra
Villanova
Apecial
Eli AE Orwitz
Wwoo
Tea Room
Girand
WEEI
Springfield
Arlington
United States
Wigein Kinsembile
WRC
Washington
Meyer Davis’ Orchestra
Luronatu Hall
Frederick William Wile
i—Trout
Merer Davia
WLW
Cincinnati
Delta, Omiaron
College of Business
Minh Jongg
Are Klar Burn
Higginbottom
Ioin
Detroit Orchestra
Maet
Weaf Woc
Davenport
Jane
Sandman
ST. Louis
Shurtleff College
Ler
Kansas
Pittsburgh
Ariington
Pittapurgh Aubletw Association Orchestra
Mhce
John Ray Dower
Ohert
Evine Yielimiei
Tiene
Fayine
Orgelal
Rosan
Chicago
Anna J. Petersen
America
Why Reflexed Radioss Are Critical
A garbled old broadcast essay explains reflex radio sets using a tube as both RF and AF amplifier, achieving higher per tube gain but facing mechanical challenges. It notes proper transformer design, crystal detectors, and matching parts, urging use of suitable reflex transformers and high quality crystals for multi tube setups.
Corn on Farms 1924 crop stocks and grain totals
Washington March figures show corn on farms at 609000 bushels or 32.9 percent of the 1924 crop. Wheat on farms 113,128,000 bushels or 13.1 percent. Oats and barley also listed with state breakdowns for principal grains in producing states. Farm stocks in Ohio Illinois Iowa Nebraska Kentucky Oklahoma Missouri North and South DakotaWashington and other states are given in thousands of bushels and tons.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Illinois
Towa
South Dukon
Braska
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Wheat
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Montana
Oats
Ilinois
Michigan
Minnesota
South Dekots
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