Advances in Stocks and Bonds Signal Business Revival
Germany paid 176,090,000 gold marks in reparations goods for September and October, with 143,000,200 handed to creditor states and 26,000,000 on hand. Cash payments and annuities under the London agreement total 70,108,009 marks. Export levies credited 29,750,090 marks. France’s levies slightly over 800,000. Occupying armies charged 11,000,000. Ruhr receipts added 73,000,003 from France and Belgium. Estate notices appear for Bridgeport probate. various farm and real estate ads fragment the page with agents seeking properties and exchanges.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Soyniour Parker Gilbert
Gomerat
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Ruhr
Riineland
Bridgeport
Phobate
Callet Fognatata
Court of Probate
District of Bridgeport
Poultry and Supplies Offers Direct Low Prices
An advertisement page fragment promotes Poultry and Supplies offering direct pricing to poultrymen, dairymen, and horsemen with claims of cutting middleman profits and providing quality feeds. It touts “Quality and Service,” and mentions eggs, special feeds, and various poultry products along with unrelated notices and business entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Devon
Ingersoll
Boston and Maine plans motor bus service expansion
Boston and Maine Transportation Company forms with $100,000 capital to operate motor buses and trucks, partnering with the railroad. President Hustis says buses will complement steam service, not compete. Wall Street boosts railroad bonds amid high demand and new issue excitement, with Standard issues driving gains and several rail names hitting record highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Maine
Boston and Maine Transportation Company
Boston and Maine Railroad
J. 41 Hustis
Death notices and funeral details from Fairfield 1934
Funeral notices from Fairfield city list multiple residents with dates November 16 to 19. Included are Mary Angeski 186 Black Rock Turnpike. Henry Blackman 886 Pattview Avenue. Annie Clark daughter of John J and Mary Clark. Thomas Flinn. Rose Tarschre widow of Ronald Haeghe. Timothy Hanley. Albert J Labay. Ada Tookwood of Milford. Catherine O Rourke widow. Rose Seyan. Dantes Fedw oattend from Whitney Avenue. Mary Frances Laing widow. plus card of thanks and anniversary mass notices. Interments at St Michael's, St Patrick's, St George's, Milford, or Taunton Mass. Funeral homes listed: Mullin Gellett & Edgate. Services at St Michael's and St Charles churches.
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Angeski
Fairfield
Conn
Mary Angeski
Black Rock Turnpike
Mulling Gcott & Edgate
Golden Hill
Beam Avery
Saracday
Annie
Ger
Broad
St. George's
St. Michael's Cemetery
Wenry” Tacey Blackman
Pattview Avenue
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Fran
No. Wranklin Street
St Augustin Church
St. Michaels
Tarschre
Rose
Ronard Haeghe
Joseph ‘St. Gaines
Yooks Street
St. Charles’ Church
Handley
Frida
Timothy J. Hanley
Newey Street
St. Peter’s
St. Francis Cemetery
Torrington
Albert J. Labay
Funere
Pembroke Street
Lakeview
Lookwood
Milford
Town
Ada Taralinsen Tookwood
Lester D. Loekwood
Droart Street
Grocrke
Tenis City
Catherine
David J. O'Rourke
Union Avenue
Plessen Sacrament Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Rwan Cn
Mary
Wlfo
Patrick Seyan
East Main Street
St. Charles
Boarding A SAU TING I large Table ln excelled in fal Ar
A readers note describes a home setup featuring an independent entrance and a table in a room, with references to visitors and elderly comfort. It mentions an ad and a call bar number 180 for contact. The text is fragmentary and garbled but conveys housing and accessibility themes.
Irving Fisher Index Highlights Economic Price Moves
The weekly index measures average wholesale price changes across 206 commodities and purchasing power of money relative to 1913. Peak prices in May 1920 exceeded prewar levels by about 147 percent, with the index published weekly from 1920 onward using 200 quotations and weights from industry boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Fisher
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Pollak Foundation For Economic Research
Nawton &8
Mass
Dun
Wat Industries Board
Unclaimed Items From Express Company Displayed
The On Hand Bureau at Americay Railway Express in New York shows a mixed lot of unclaimed goods. Merchandise includes dolls, dresses, luggage, millinery, candles, and defective items such as tires and phonographs, awaiting owners or sale under Interstate Commerce Law.
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Americay Railway Express Company
480 Street
New York
Hak
Germany
Fifty-fifth Street
Melroy
Ssieg
Ureau
Amelarlan Flatin. Express
N York
Chicago
St. Douis
Atlanta
San Francisco
Metlroy
Mothey
Mr. MaTlroy
Aoaude
Huh
Man
Mr. Mellroy
Stock Exchange to Aid in Drive on Swindlers
New York Stock Exchange will aid the federal government in a nationwide effort to curb security swindling. President Simmons announced after discussions with President Coolidge and Postmaster General New. A new special department will act as a clearing house for information, thoroughly examined, investigated, and tabulated, with assistance from the Better Business Bureau and other bureaus nationwide.
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New York Stock Change
New York Stock Exchange
Simmiona
Better Business Bureau of
New York
Better Business
Bridgemart shifts focus amid export surge and price cuts
Reports show Bridgemart expanding after export demand. trade periodicals highlight price reductions on items from carbon lamps to wool. General price comparisons reveal 16 candle power lamps at $1.25 in 1964 costs and lighter wattage prices at 37 cents. wool markets in Boston show activity with prices for three-eighths blood clothing and batched fibers listed per pound.
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Boston
Stromyer
Towne Will Proposes Industrial Museums for Public Benefit
The will of Henry Towne head of 4 Towne Manufacturing seeks probate in a lavish bequest. It allocates funds for permanent industrial and art museums and a public education endowment. Executors and trustees would manage a substantial trust to establish national and regional exhibitions and support American art and industry museums.
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Lrenry SI
4 Towne Manufacturing Company
Maillion
Hirin
Joan Henry Towne
Or York
York Times
Gale Uc
Mao
Europe
Associatinn
America
Rapolibken Maaseuig Oor
Rapolibken Maaseuig Oor Art Qwerican Museums of Naturand
Optimism Dominates Week in Business Review Across Sectors
New York reports a buoyant week with renewed confidence after political uncertainty eased. Steel demand rises while production climbs for October, cotton exports hit a record, and grain prices gain with wheat near yearly highs. Railroad traffic also shows robust weekly carload totals, signaling a broad revival.
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New York
Associates Preas
Europe
Australia
Argentina
Canada
Canada Trade Ties Strong for U S Markets
Canada buys primarily the same goods the United States can supply, making the two nations’ trade deeply interconnected. With Canada importing many manufactured goods and supplies for industrial growth, U S firms benefit from a major, stable market while Canada’s per capita foreign trade remains high.
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Awal Developmente
Canada
United States
Exporia
Two Big Issues Among Expected New Financing in N Y
New financing planned for the near term includes a 15 million offering by Sinelatr iL Gorporation with 3 percent bonds priced at 98 1 2 and a three year warranty. Concurrently M W-B-C Company plans a public issue of about 409 090 shares valued at 49.59 each as it expands into billiard equipment and phonographs.
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Wall “Steed
West
Weex
Sinclair Consolidated
Corporation
Cleveland
Bos
J. P. Morgan & Go
NRAY
Nake P
General Electric to Build Parking Shed
General Electric will construct a parking shed as part of its project on Bond Street. City commissioners approved permits and granted authority for the shed’s building, to support the company’s operations and adjacent facilities.
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General Electric
Las i
Lightning and Atmospheric Disturbances Debated
A fragmented pondering on how lightning generates receiver noises and the impact of electric disturbances in the upper atmosphere. The text hints at smoothed theories of "strinders" as noise causes and notes a distant memory of a first horseback ride.
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Vidio Hsti
Allsphere
Greenwich sells bonds to Boston concern
Fragmented OCR summary shows Greenwich bonds to a Boston firm with four percent notes and listed sums including 4 per cent. The text names entities such as New York and Boston firms and outlines payment totals like 20 308 and 290 583.50, but the passage is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Greenwich
Boston
Selectman' Esterbrook and
Ton
H. Ta
American Chain Official Heads Equipment Body
William T. Morris vice president of the American Chain company was elected president of the Automotive Equipment Association at a Chicago meeting Saturday. He has long been connected with the automotive industry and its suppliers.
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Official Heads Equipment Body
Willian T. Morris
Compmiy
sAutomotive Equipment Association
Chicago
Ue Automotive Industry
S. Number Nevers
Six architects named in Harvard contest for Baker group
Harvard University authorities announced the selection of six architects from 49 entrants to advance to the second stage of the competition for the 5 million dollar Harvard Business School building project funded by the George F. Baker Foundation. The chosen are Ludlow and Peabody of New York, Dger ton, Swartwout of Fort, Egerton Swartwout with Evarts Tracy, Hewitt and Browne of Minneapolis, and Harold F. Kellogg of Boston with Benjamin W. Morris and Jiric Gugler associated. The firms are noted for major works including the Times Building in New York, the Cunard Building, the Chicago Tribune Tower, and the Missouri State Capitol.
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Cambridge
Masa
Ie Bix Films
New York
Minnapolis
Harvard Business’ School
George F. Baker Foundation
Harvard ‘University
Thn
Aymarsbury
Raymonds Hood
Ludlow
Peabody
Chicago Tribune
Ludlow and Peabody
New Times
Kellogg
Boston
Morris
Cunard
Ee Egerton Swartwout
Evarts Tracy
Missouri State Capitol
George Washington
Elks National Memorial
Oivago
Macon
Transportation problems topic at rail meetings
The American Freight Association will hold its quarterly meeting Tuesday and the Association of Railway Executives will hold its annual session at the Yale Club on Wednesday afternoon. Sessions in Bethesda and other cities will discuss national transportation developments and outline a program for future work.
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Thesda
Lah. T
Ft Way Assoron
Yale Club
Association of Railway Exerative
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Walt Tittor Autamentie Marshall
Casey
Tanley Botsford
Trad Casey
Starshads
Casey Flak
T Farm
Y Son
State
Toe Pettle
T To & Acre
State Road
Nchor Steel
Corrugating Construction Co
Siar
W. Vining
Stratford Ave
Wills Am
Attenti
Loveridge
West Ave
Noble
Rita Spiniteaka
Mediam
Adings
Associated .Press
Bullisa
Wall Street
Hish
Treary
Katy
New York Central
Shigon Feneral
Trinda
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Frisco
Seaboard
International Great Northern
Chicago Easton
OED
SWHR
Triday
Mary Frances Laing
Louis A. Skinner
W. HB. Cook
Seelay Street
P. A. Bar Mountain Rove
St. Joseph's Church
William Bishop
Anna Hanson & Family
di Iillhouse Ave
Indapante
Charles L. Dennis Undertak
State St
Irving Fisher’s Weekly Index
Express Company
Stock Exchange
Business & Finance
Hat Bridgemart Frs
Angeast
His
Week’s Business Review
U. S
Danl Jy
Canna
Infinilay
Norcher Pack
United
Gia
Cananioce
Aasocrares
Easton
Ning
Bawao
Harvard
Noted
Loan Corp
Sagar Bldg
Fairfield Ave
Cor
Barnum
J. Wade
Hawley Ave
American Power & Light CO
R. Hoe & Company
Nord Railway Company
Westchester Fire Ins
White Rock
State Street
Conard
Investment Department
Niewsepaper
Frerives
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