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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1926
Page
19
The text appears as garbled OCR with multiple capitalized fragments and scattered names. Readable entities include scattered references to places, numbers, and possible organizational terms, but the overall piece is incomplete and lacks a clear event or narrative.
Experienced saleswoman used Hudson and Essex coaches at $4 a week for Milinsis D partsunt. Apply to Bedell Co, The Erwin M. Jennings Co, Inc. Mun St rms: Timstett.
Fragmentary classified style notice lists numerous odd phrases and names, with scattered job seeking lines, locations, and pay hints. The readable bits suggest employment ads for various roles, including assistants and workers, amid garbled OCR text.
An advert claims a brand new unused CarylsEr sedan with a new model listing and multiple features. It touts discounted prices, a large selection, and a showroom vibe with contact at 41 Prescott St for inquiries.
A jumble of auction and sale notes includes 1923 Buick Coupe and 1924 Ford Coupe entries with prices, locations, and brief descriptions. Mentions of vendors, keys, and sale terms appear alongside various car models and nearby place names, reflecting a broad classified listing page.
A jumble of moving and storage related items cites addresses, companies, and service offers including loading, packing, and freight. The text references New York Newark and potential storage facilities, movers, and transit terms with scattered details and loose fragments.
An old advertisement lists services and products from A. R. Saunders & Sons including lawn mowers, sharpening, repairs, and time payment options. Various brand names and model numbers appear with mentions of roofing, tools, and other hardware items, indicating a general catalog style notice. The text includes prices and delivery notes, with multiple personal and business names and locations scattered throughout.
A garbled rental ad fragment lists rooms and cottages for rent with mentions of prices, locations, garages, and improvements. The readable bits reference cottages and houses for occupancy along with several place names and scattered costs or terms. The text is heavily distorted OCR with no clear single rental offer.
Connecticut farms listed by Alfred H Clark & Son real estate dealers are joined by Vermont and Maine properties. Post-Telegram Want Ads have extended the market reach, bringing buyers to farms across New England with the same effectiveness as local Connecticut listings.
A fragmented OCR item notes a large earnings event or forecast labeled with unclear names and dates. The readable portion suggests a significant financial milestone but lacks concrete details such as entities, locations, or exact figures. Further context is necessary to produce a precise card.
A chaotic OCR listing details many rental rooms and apartments across city streets including Main, Washington, Carlton, North Main, and Stratfield. Entries mention furnished or unfurnished units with heat, bath, steam, garage access, and varying rents. Numerous ad style items advertise improvements and services with scattered contact notes and partial addresses.
Dense OCR meets a jumble of real estate ads and ledgers listing lumber, furniture, plants, trunks, and rental rooms. It notes properties in Bridgeport and Stratford, various auctions, names, and contact cues, with room shares and acreage glimpsed amid scattered figures and street names.
A garbled notice lists finds and losses near Stratford and Milford areas. It mentions a black puppy, a bar pin with pearls, a wallet or book, and rewards offered for returns. Names, streets, and landmarks appear with fragmented phrases and unclear dates.
An old time classified notice advertises a farm with modern improvements including poultry housing, workshops, and living spaces. It mentions a barn, two hen houses, window sittin, and a spacious yard. The listing includes local names and a rough value, with references to nearby streets and neighborhoods.
A transit of mortgage and loan listings appears, noting providers, terms and installment options. The fragment references various lenders and locations, including Barcum Street and Norfolk area branches, with general mentions of fixed payments and first-prime terms.
A local ad promotes painting and decorating services at reasonable prices. The notice lists contact options and street locations including Grand St and Batallit St. It emphasizes quality workmanship with possible guarantees and quick completion.
Fragmented text from a machinery and tools page references salesmen and items like gas, ropes, and dough. includes garbled names and numbers, with multiple unreadable phrases. No coherent event or entities to confirm beyond generic trade activity and vendor mentions.
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