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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1923
Page
18
A garbled ad for trucking and storage services describes long distance furniture moving from New York areas to Connecticut towns. It mentions insured operations, padded vans, and a range of distances with terms like six rooms of furniture and reasonable rates.
Obscure classified items show rent requests for storefronts and a mix of business opportunities. Listings mention a center avenue space with elevator, printing shop potential, laundry ride sites, a meat market and groceries stock and fixtures for sale at 1321 North Ave, inquiries at 488 Grand St.
Long, garbled notice advertises saddle horses for sale by Joe Kindig of Sou, PA. Mentions geldings, bay horse with white marks, price inquiry, and spring purchase. Also references mule sales and Remington Army Co. musical instruments unrelated.
A chaotic financial column notes a sugar price rise stimulating bullish bond trading with irregular call money around 5 3/4 percent. Foreigner and sugar lien activity increases, while various industrial and financial terms indicate shifting securities and mortgage movements amid government action and dividend signals.
A fragmented list of real estate actions and deeds including Warranty Deeds, Certificates of Title, and mortgage details. Properties on Wheeler Avenue, Shelton Street, Main Street, and United View Park linked to multiple parties such as Ruderman, Levine, and various named buyers. Financial amounts noted include 800 and 2,460 yearly rental, with suits involving Keystone Financial Corp of New York and others.
A chaotic clump of ad copy offers cash for diamonds gold and silver, second hand furniture, repairs, and jewelry work. It lists contact details and addresses and notes high prices paid for furniture, with miscellaneous rental and goods offers mixed in.
A garbled personals item describes an unusual love chest, prices per month, and a hidden message about posting anonymously. The text references names like Vitaliy and Sey ree and mentions a location on North Main. The fragmentary notice hints at a dating or solicitation pattern with uncertain details.
The fragmentary notice mentions a house seeking listing for a gathering event at the stage. It references dates in April and notes a local contact for tenancy or sale. Further readable details are limited due to garbled OCR.
Industrial stocks push the market higher while rail shares rise with the trend. Reports show high prices for sugar and metals, with bankers quoting 81 percent for all maturities and commercial paper markets active on prime names.
A government department report notes a continued decline in average weekly wages across several sectors. Clothing manufacturing shows persistent reductions while other industries like wool and textile wear see mixed drops. Overall wage scales appear pressured, with most sectors reporting decreases in recent periods.
The report outlines proposed reductions for the coming year in liberty bond appropriations. References to Madden and congressional committees indicate debate on fiscal policy and wartime funding shifts. Market notes discuss produce, grain, and livestock trends, with price movements across cabbage, apples, oranges, and dairy, plus regional shipping and supply conditions.
Fragmentary OCR text from a New York curb market report lists various names and places, but many phrases are garbled. It mentions trading activity, prices, and entities like Hye, Ghere, Cheek, and Profh, with references to loans and indepedent groups, though key facts remain obscured.
A garbled note outlines a large shipment of gold valued at 2.5 million dollars to France. It mentions a shipping corporation and a proposed arrangement involving deterring assets and a secured path for the voyage. The text hints at international trade finance and potential regulatory or logistical hurdles.
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