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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
4
Gross clearings for Canadian Pacific,Montreal dated March 14, show annual totals of 176,12s,050 dollars. The statement notes earnings and forces tied to the war effort with figures indicating December comparisons and related financial activity.
Spring Millinery caps colorful lines with fashionable hats and accessories. Local merchants advertise wholesale and retail millinery offerings amid vibrant displays and varied price ranges.
Fragmented OCR text discusses amendments to a constitution for a social agency council. It mentions proposals, meetings, and potential submissions, with unclear names and dates, and references to related governance actions. The readable portions indicate upcoming discussions and steps toward formal amendments.
The account notes a religious gathering at Linton State church where Rev Alexander Alisa presented to the congregation led by Cart Master. The talk urged stronger church involvement and proposed a twenty percent fund measure to support future efforts amid a national shift toward faith.
Fragmented text references a basketball game with players and odd phrases. Mentions injuries, firing, and a last meeting between teams. Names like Larson and Reno appear, but the overall meaning is unclear due to OCR garble.
Fragmented text shows monetary amounts and names, but the line is garbled. It mentions subscriptions, Palestine, and a collection by a saloon cat Lame and Tedareost Tividesil Gange eye. Details and persons are unreadable due to OCR errors.
A cablegram reported by the police announces the death of Mrs Helen Walker aged 78 in England after a long illness. Mrs Walker was the mother of Lt. James Walker of the car police department and visited Liskeard in 1904 during Hampden Week activities. Her sons were Pred W and Lieutenant J Eaughsver.
An Omiacaco church article notes pastor Johnston Myers inviting youth-friendly upgrades at Immanuel Baptist. Aims include better seating and cushions, with a proposal backed by Rev John Thompson to aid young people. Community leaders discuss safe spaces and social activities for all ages.
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