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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1921
Page
13
The page shows mortgages and loan offers, real estate and business ads, item listings, an obituary section, auction and sale notices, and a stock market snapshot. It preserves names, addresses, dates, and prices, reflecting a busy local classifieds page with many entities and transactions.
Grain change event described with fragmented OCR text noting a late surge by a young woman after leading earlier in the East Coast race. Mentions scores, December date, and an apparent finish around 7 to 8 points with names and teams unclear due to damaged source.
Research at the institute highlights evolution of a black skinned chicken breed with noted shell and egg traits. Details indicate a program led by Perrine and a team including Dy Ph Teer, focusing on agricultural genetics and poultry husbandry.
Oct 4 report on the opening of the first national meeting of the American Red Cross in Columbus. Governor and university leaders attended the inaugural session. Dr. Albertows Hil outlined foreign operations and warned of growing needs abroad.
A jumble of 1921 notices mentions ex service men forming a combat victim body and legal actions in Bridgeport and New Haven. It notes notices to creditors to pay bills by October 15 1421 and an annual stockholders meeting for the Atlantic Coast Line Company in Bridgeport with secretary Cron.
The market showed a mixed session with heavy leaders and specialities leading gains while sugars weakened amid industry concerns. Europ ean exchanges firmed, Liberty bonds strengthened, and total sales reached about 17.25 million dollars. A brief fishing note closes the report with an odd maritime detail.
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