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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1927
Page
17
New York November 13 copper prices rose about one eighth of a cent as European demand and higher overseas prices spurred gains. Domestic buyers held back, with most purchases focused on nearby delivery and limited improvement for U S. consumers.
New York Nov 13 About 200000000 a year is spent in the United States for industrial research by corporations and the federal government. Industry spends twice as much as the government, with more than 1000 firms operating research divisions today and 15 million a year by trade associations.
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices including William Earle Barton of Newtown, Josephine Brennan of Bridgeport, James Coley Field of Shelton, Hugh McCabe of New Canaan, and Thomas J. Samorneipavr Milford among others. Notices invite family and friends to attend wakes and services, specify residence addresses, dates, times, and interment locations such as Mountain Grove and St. Michael's cemeteries, reflecting postwar regional mourning notices in Connecticut.
The Graham Funeral Home lists a free to all special funeral priced at 125 dollars and a special funeral with imperishable casket at 314 dollars plus a 44 dollar Fairfield Avenue Barnum 273 designation.
The accompanying diagram shows how petroleum supply affects prices of petroleum securities by altering producer profits. production has declined, shrinking supply over demand. U.S. Bureau of Mines data indicate daily output fell to 13,800 barrels in September from August. This narrows the supply demand gap, signaling improved industry conditions and potential positive effects on profits and stock prices.
Dispatches from Quito report Ecuador signs a 25 year contract granting a Swedish syndicate the match monopoly. The government will receive about 1.0 million sucres per year with a 100,000 sucres yearly increase and the syndicate will lend 8 million sucres to fund an agricultural trust bank. The monopoly allows 10 cents per box for matches.
George Matson Buck, 100, recovered from a bout of whooping cough contracted from a grandchild. He plans to celebrate his 101st birthday Tuesday at his daughter Mrs. Arthur Buck’s home. The oldest resident in West Avon, Buck lives in the Porter homestead, once Hebron resident, with summer farm sales and aging plans, aiming to outlive Avon’s late centenarian Chester R. Woodford who died at 108.
A historical table by Irving Fisher presents weekly price indices for England and Italy across years 1924 to 1926 with averages and quarterly figures. It notes stock market movement on the New York Stock Exchange including volumes and total value of industrial shares traded, compiled by Fisher.
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