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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1918
Page
3
Farmer Discouragements Greater Than Trades
A Newtown meeting featured Harmony Grange of Monroe defeating the Pootatuck side on the resolution that average workers face more discouragements than farmers. Rally day at the Congregational Church included a Bible story by Miss Mary Wairchild and addresses by Rev. Grinsbrook and P. Smith. Postcards of committee members surprised attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Pootatuck
Harmony Grange
Monroe
Newtown
Mary Wairchild
Bible School of Boston
Grinsbrook
P. Smith
I. G. Gribrook
Horace Smith
Allison Flo
Smith
Gustave Carlson
South Center
Eoual
Louise Biglow
Newtown Street
William J. Mclaughlin
Church Forum
Congregational Church
Edmund Miller
Wartford
Glover Avenue
Kansas
Shipyards challenged to beat wooden ship record
Washington October 1 James A Heyworth manager of the Emergency Fleet Corporation wooden construction division challenged worlds shipyards to equal a 4000 ton Null 96 percent completed in 172 working days by an Aberdeen Washington yard Heyworth predicted faster wooden construction at Atlantic and Gulf yards and said steel yards would try to beat the new record
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James A. Heyworth
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Aberdeen
Heyworth
Atlantic and
Gulf Yards
Resume Slacker Hunt In Large Cities Soon
The Department of Justice will resume draft slacker raids in about a dozen eastern and Pacific coast cities within days. Agents aim to locate men who failed to register by September 12. Ample opportunity will be provided for late registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
East
Pacific Coast
Neighborhood Syrup Mills Move Sorghum Boom Across Counties
Public highways through Gaston Lincoln and Catawba counties swarm with wagons and autos hauling sugar cane to nearby mills. Wayside mills show tall stacks of crushed cane signaling sorghum production. Farmers expect county sorghum output to break the three county record after four years of steady rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston
Lincoln
Catawba
Charlotte Observer
Crowder Finishes Draft Lottery Draw for Newspapers
General Crowder completed the third front lottery drawing to distribute master lists to 156 district boards. About 24 million registrants had order numbers. the first 9 million were drawn earlier, with 7 million youths turning 21 soon. Newspapers will arrange copies from boards for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Get
Distriet
Caneus
Senate
Crowder
Gene Crowder
Wilson
General Crowder
Community Meeting At Barnum School
A community assembly will form at Barnum School tomorrow night as per government plans outlined by Ward of the U S Bureau of Manifestation. Le, Ga lan, and Ir Watter address disease concerns with Spanish Lutheran support. Clifford Stevens will lead piano after community singing. Committee signing the school opening includes John G. Paton Jesse Harmer Timothy Sullivan Jamies Bridges John J. Garrity Mrs John Murphy Mrs Leary and Miss DMil aud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum School
Accordancce
Mr. Ward
United States Bureau of Marcation
Galan
Ir. Watter
Brown
Hcer
Sponk
Lear
Clifford Stevens
Adhool
John G. Paton
Willow Street
Jesse Harmer
Huntington
Timothy Sullivan
Ridgefield Adopts Health Orders And Special Tax
Ridgefield authorities respond to state health orders with a $3125 special budget to cover sanitation repairs and a 7.5 mill tax. State health officials urge immediate improvements to filters and new septic tanks, with work delayed temporarily due to government conservation. Dred Mathews of 168 Burroughs Street noted the developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridghfield
Oct
David
Dred Mathews
Burroughs Street
Seamless tailoring plan with Red Cross service option
If you want to avoid sewing, devote time to Red Cross or government work, we offer dressmaking. Suit 13 to 16.50, long coat 11, skirt 2, full tailoring included. Coats with lining incur only lining cost, no extra making charge. Fabrics include poplins jerseys in rich hues. Third floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Poplins
Pretty coats for little folks in corduroy and plush
A catalog note markets children’s coats in corduroy and plush fabrics with colors like rose alpine blue brown and navy. Prices range from 6.50 to 15.00 and styles include corduroy with pockets fur trimming kersey and belted burella cloth. second floor.
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