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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1923
Page
13
New York May 15 Associated Press reports sentiment remains unsettled as production stays near maximum and commodity prices show irregular movements. Freight car tarps hit a weekly record while steel mills run at high capacity and deliveries stay prompt.
A historical survey reports magazines and newspapers increasing agate line advertising. Data from a department study indicate growth in magazine ads through early 1920s, with numbers showing higher lines per issue than prior years and variations by month.
The U S Treasury reports a oversubscribed new note issue at 400 million dollars. Subscriptions and exchange offers exceeded the amount available, with a likely undersubscription strategy for the next issue. Authorities may set a cap around 240 million dollars as the final allotment.
A chaotic report describes rising costs and volatile markets across multiple goods. Prices per pound for beans and asparagus spark concern while shipments trigger fresher arrivals and erratic supply lines. demand remains high for staples such as wheat and corn with traders uneasy about upcoming weeks.
A local gathering of the Credit Men’s Association plans a Thursday meeting with officials and committee members. The event aims to discuss procedures, preserve standards, and address wholesaler statements, with speakers from related groups and attendees expected from several counties.
April bank clearings show a forty seven percent increase with gains across sectors. The report includes figures, percentages, and comparative data, noting higher activity in several key markets and mentions of related financial indicators.
Two people sustained minor injuries after their automobile struck by a passing motorist on Washington avenues near Septoriday. The injured youths, Felix Rona of Newfield Avenue and Nayak of 80 Werder Street, reported the accident but refused to provide their names.
Harvey farmer invited to a manufacturers and agricultural conference at the Hartford hotel ball room Wednesday at 8 pm. speakers include university and state agricultural leaders. immigration and labor topics to be discussed. expected choir performance by the Aggie College Glee Club.
Fragmented OCR listing names, places, and notes about patent grants and related individuals. Includes Bridgeport, Hartford, and various people such as Loomis, Loyd, and Burrows with ambiguous references to dates and events.
Bridgeport Manufacturers Association members extended invitation to attend the annual convention of the National Association of Manufacturers at the Waldorf Astoria in New York today and tomorrow. Noted authorities on industry and national welfare will address the meeting with divisional groups to discuss broad topics.
The National Grain Company announces a public offering of 12 000 shares at par value 25. From an original 20 000 capital in 1910 the firm plans 360 000 new capital to expand a wholesale foods and grains business that posted 1 750 009 in 1922. Directors include Davie Feuer Samuel Sussman and Med Javain Wes Brownstein with Feuer as president.
Wakefield Massachusetts May 13 The late spring has retarded growth throughout New England but no frost damage was reported up to May 11. The New England crop reporting service notes farmer difficulties, partridge damage to fruit buds in parts of New Hampshire Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and encouraging price prospects for potatoes. It cites reduced Connecticut valley oat acreage due to poor yields, worker shortages and rising wages pushing farmers toward more profitable lines, urging increased use of family labor and efficient farming management. A separate police report states Mrs Frank Cassidy reported a purse robbery of 8 dollars and personal items at a Malin street store.
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