Bond Market Colorless but Firm In Financial News
Mortgage and loan notes indicate activity with 850 000 to be loaned on second mortgage noted for Philip Ghisner of Noble and related properties. Listings show large mortgage loans, 6% rates, and regional realty firms like Carroll State Realty, plus rental notices for Westlawn and Fairfield avenues with rooms for rent and heating details.
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Philip Ghisner
Main St Noble
Eir
Miller
Middie
Lother John
Montenges Carroll
State Realty O
Buirflel
Ste
Spiritualist Meetings and Classes Ad in Local Notices
An old newspaper fragment lists adult education evenings at 17 Fremont near Norman with Mre Glarce Barnura teaching three months for private matters. Calendar items mention Friday evening spiritualist meetings, daily readings, a contact at 188 West Ave, and a Sunday gathering at 1087 Bread St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Norman
Mandiatessons
Prat Ts
Warner
Boats and Launches for sale by H Hanson
Listed items include a 11 ft boat and a duck boat of Barnangt type with 400 percent good condition. Inquiries to H Hanson at 30b4 Fairfield Ave for price and availability.
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Hanson
Fairfield Ave
Market in Bond Trading Dominated by Domestic Issues
In a firm yet unsettled week the bond market showed a tilt toward domestic securities amid uncertainty over banks policy. French and Belgian developments influenced prices as Italy and railroads offered notable activity with convertible bonds drawing investor interest and October railroad earnings cited as strongest since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Prudhra
Saix
Poley
Wall — Street One Tty
New York Institution
Mariand
Wil
Frances
Germany
Treasury Department
Bond prices guide Associated Gas securities notes
The Associated Gas and Electric Company markets its convertible secured bonds due 1954 at around 105 with interest and its secured Gold 6s due 1955 at about 96 with interest, reflecting current price levels and investor demand. Warrenis part pad oh oy ser noted in the report.
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Opin Warrenis Part
December Term Opens Tomorrow in Criminal Court
The December term of the Criminal Superior Court opens tomorrow with Judge Edwin Dickenson presiding. The court will pause briefly as State's Attorney William H Comley Jr. remains occupied for another week in Stratford avenue bridge litigation with Judge John W. Banks and a city jury. Assistant State's Attorney E Earle Garlick is home with fines but showing improvement and expects to return to the office. The piece notes the World’s Smallest Church, The Temple of the Brave, at Hedge End as a war memorial for Hampshire sailors and soldiers who died in the war.
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Criminal Superior Court
Edwin Dickenson
Willam H Comley, Jr
John W. Banks
Stratford Avenue Bridge
E. Earle Garlick
Garlick
Hedge End
South Hants
Hants
Drop In Stock Market Dealings Feature Of Week
New York reports a week of mixed financial action with a sudden stock rebound after three weeks of decline. French franc weakness, a sterling rise above gold, and sharp wheat futures gains frame a market showing profit-taking and dull trading as investors reassess excesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Montreal
Liverpool
New York Rediscount Rate Maintained Amid Mixed Biz Signals
New York reports the rediscount rate at 3½ percent while overall business shows irregularities but a continued uptrend. Industrial and rail traffic improve with higher steel output and heavy fall buying, but autos slow as winter approaches, suggesting cautious optimism for year end and 1926.
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Great Britain
New York
London
Arce
Southwestern
National Efficiency Aided By Eliminating Waste
Secretary Hoover reports in the 1925 Commerce Department annual review that U S industry has made a remarkable transformation via waste elimination and standardization. He cites rising wages, cooling prices, and widespread cooperative action through some 900 group conferences and 200 committees. The program improves rail and waterway efficiency, power generation, statistics use, and construction output while reducing waste and speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Hoover
Commerce Department
Labor Department
Tuugene S Grexe
Department
Paul S Cripp
St Lawrence
George K Hurgess
Wass and Weass
Hoover Hia
John 41
Ray M Hudson
Burreau
Julius Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commercef
Farmerce
Far
Henry O'Malley
Fisheries
B. Tarber
National Conference On Streatanu
Treasury
Commerce Departments
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Irving Fisher Weekly Index shows wholesale price and money power
The weekly index tracks 200 commodities and money purchasing power relative to pre-war levels. It notes May 1920 price peaks at 147 percent above pre-war and a dollar equaling 405 pre-war cents. The system, described in The Making of Index Numbers by Irving Fisher, uses weights from War Industries Board and price quotes from Dunn's Weekly Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Fisher
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Pollak Foundation For Economic Research
Newton
Mass
Dunn’s Weekly
War Industries Board
Funeral for Harry Kaufman Held in City
The funeral for 53 year old Harry Kaufman, who died suddenly at his home on 25 deikhmer street, was held from his home and from Congregational Aichi Tabovitz church. Rabbi Herman Kotler led services. pallbearers included B Fokres, M Pokros, A Lethier, A Greenberg, H feofstein, and J Kline. Survived by three sons Maz, Samuel, Morris, and four daughters. He had run grocery stores in Warren and Austingtree and Walnut Beach and had been ill for several months.
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Harry Kaufman
Deikhmer Street
Aichi Tabovitz
High Street
Herman Kotler
Borlal
B Fokres
M Pokros
Lethier A Greenberg
H.fefostein
J. Kline
Warren
Austingtree’s
Walnut Beach
Wes
Maz
Samuel
Morris Kaufman
Racing Entries for Multiple Race Card at Local Track
A crowded program lists purses from $700 to $2,200 across seven races for maidens seven furlongs to a morena handicap. Entries include Torcher Plain Dealer Mark Aurele and others in first race, Little Betty Rem nant Foxmore in second, Zanzibar Dobson Xanther in third, Pure Dee Red Pennant Brilliant Jack Paues in fourth, Littler FR of the Wind Mary Kinkead Nurmi Litter Golden Mac Susan Rebecca in fifth, and Barrister Tulane Llewellyn Johnny Overton Miss Claire Veto Purity in sixth. Also listed are other named horses, weights, times, and entries for remaining races and possible also ran horses.
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Torcher
Plain Dealer
Mark Aurele
Ah Reckon
Waratah
Royal Kiss
Dr. F. . Adama
Roga T
Betay Bacon
Hanky Rice
Noreld
Little Betty
Remnant
Foxmore
Hohie
Lampward
Star of Eve
Merry O
Spats
Ben Wood
Antonia
Headline
My Biddy
Booster
St John Q Kelly
Ula
Lady Oxford
Zanzibar
Dobson
Xanther
Tule
Tickler
Silex
Pure Dee
Red Pennant
Brilliant
Jack Paues
Lawless
Just David
of the Wind
Mary Kinkead
Nurmi
Litter
Golden Mac
Susan Rebecca
Nettle Sweep
Barrister
Tulane
Llewellyn
Johnny Overton
Miss Claire
Veto
Purity
Elizabeth K
Yoo Hoo
Bucko
Pandesto
Marjorie C
Liason
Sincere
Star Falcon
Irish Lace
Lorline
Laura Gaffney
Doc Dw
Guise George Starr
Ella ‘Waldo
Arches
Fullanti
Buck
Rapid Traveler
Hexhias
Tom Craven
Sly Fox
Midnight Ball
Kuhale
Miss Omond
Private Little
Cote D'Or
Skoki
Briant Kent
White
Bobby Alien
Valalis
Marion North Iy
Sylvia
Hal Wright
Lawrence
Manning
Missouri Boy
Bonifaca
Baker
Walllg
I Clark
Ault Agex
Sweetway
Dominique
Kurtsinger
Sunnyland
Costello
Time
Ian Runolathe
Margie Ky
Milford and area death notices dated November 1925
A clutter of obituaries and funeral notices from Milford and surrounding towns list names such as Bradley, Eckler, Houlihan, Griffith, Hurd, Aufschmiedt, Laaw, Setrogd, Sherry, Sipos, and others. Entries give dates, residences, and funeral arrangements with locations including Milford Cemetery, Lakeview Cemetery, Park Cemetery, and St Michael’s. Interments follow at local cemeteries. services dated late November into early December.
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Lakeview
Houlihan
Newtown
Mary J
John and
Margaret Ey Houlihan
St. Rose's Church
St Mose's
Griffith
David EB
Lilliankas
Griffith +f
Prince Street
Ffi Park
Hurd
Julius A Scovll
Carl Avenue
Mary A. Hurd
Rorner Fairfield Avenue
Maple Street
St Charles’ Church
Furtal
St. Michael's Come! Sipos
Sthel Sipos
Tia Juana Entres First Race At Fair Grounds
Race card listing seven races with entries for three year olds and up. Notable performers include Good Time 114 and xMias Caitha 149 in early events, with multiple x-prefixed entries across five furlongs to six furlongs. Includes claiming, handicap, and allowance-style heats with times and entries.
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Chiming xSorline
xOlympian King
Xena Waldo
xCandarosa
Good Time
xKilauea
xSmiling
xGeorge Starr
Xlaura Gaffney
Gold Crumpt
xMias Caitha
Xdlc de Guise
Chief Archee
Chiming
xMiss Omond
xBrian Kent
xMarion North
xMissouri Boy
xLawrence Manning
xBobby Alten
Hat Wright
TIA JUANA RESULTS FIRST RACE SUMMARY
Seeded contenders Mis Clapha Olympian King Kiluea and Dygon showed pace in the early stretch. Mis Clapha led at 199, with Olympian King and Kiluea close behind as time registered 108. Also ran Gold Crump and Good Time faded from the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Threver
King
Neal
Dygon
Time
Employment up in October across manufacturing sector
The U S Department of Labor reports October employment rising 22 percent in manufacturing payrolls and 17 percent in total payrolls with a 2 percent jump in per capita earnings. It was the third straight month of gains, greatest since February 1923, with 24 states showing good conditions and 21 fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Labor
Department of Jmabor
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Mortgate Nuts
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Randers
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Stratford
Fairfield SE
Norice
Forentha
James T Reilly
Conmande
Fidelity Loan Corp
Jonna
State of Conn
United States Loan & Investment Corp
Pairellud Avi
Barnan
Hawley
Liberty Bonds
Belgium
Durin
Hautain
Bank of Belgium
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Broadway
Wall Street
Morris Plan Bank
Bank Street
Commerce
Irving Fisher’s Weekly Index
Os Ee
New Orleans
Mooticn
Fir Hosa
Bridgeport Hydraulic CO
OED
Memoriam
Yn Levine
Fliabeth Ruppert
Tutay
Aif
Ekatherts
Fase Hattib Ott
Eliz Arrti Charles Ee
Charles L. Dennis
Uneral Homes
J Gorman
John St
Noble
Tia Juana Entres
Deep Thought
Friend Joe
Whiff
Ruck Pond
xHilanty
Parnell Tad
xCoffield
xThe Corsair
xHaby Colt
xQueen Anna Marie
Irvington
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Bill McCoy
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