Furnished rooms for rent across Marion area
Multiple listings offer furnished rooms and house keeping suites with steam heat hot water electricity and private baths. Locations include 10 Mertin Ave 858 Valrtehl Ave 428 State St and West Tad with varying terms from single rooms to two connecting rooms, all aimed at respectable tenants and families seeking convenient amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion House
Mertin Ave
Homedike
Broad SC
Reese ST
Valrtehl Ave
Irmisten
Cocton
Ensk Stoy
Trareany Sunm
Brooklawn
Central
Hon Deere
State St
Wien Oath
Tate Park Ave
Moving and storage services and truckers ad list
Fragmented garbled notice lists trucking storage firms and services. Mentions Philadelphia Newark New York routes. Includes contact lines and vague rates for moving and packing large vans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woorherels
Reibie
Tawe
UX Newfield
Tanmar
Parkme
Slaveys
Distaare
Philadelphia
Wana
Claetfervin
Leoni
Ions Ifsrance Pulid
B. I. Murphy
Henry
Houses To Rent With Inducements On Jennings Road
An auction style notice advertises rental opportunities with multiple properties including a 12 room house and nearby tracts. Offers cover heating, tree removal, and improved amenities, with specific locations on Wishenttage, Jennings Road and Laurel Ten e. Financing and loan options are mentioned, along with June 1 availability and furnishing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Avery
INA
Jennings
Jas Ten Fond Co
S&s
Tigres
Werelin Ave
Ty Tage
Laurel Tene
Tomson
Soho
Wanted To Buy Ad Puzzles Youth Wardrobes State Listings
Classified notice seeks to purchase various items including wardrobes and related goods. The brief ad requests readers to contact the seller with offers and states preferred locations and contact cues.
Farms and Lands Painting and Decoratives Listing
The notice lists a restricted section, Beardsley Terrace and Finiting Terrace Thad. A telephone number Gavan 24M is provided with no clear dates or entities beyond these landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beardsley Terrace
Finiting Ter Thad
Penu
Sail
Gavan
Salesmen sought by Beligepert and associates
Public notices show salesmen positions offered by a distribution firm and a commission plan. A zoning appeal hearing is scheduled for October 18 at City Hall regarding an addition to 200 Park Place. Additionally stockholders meeting notices and corporate actions are listed for Atlant Come, Atlantic Coasting Company, and other entities with dates in October 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banya of Appeals
Fredey Morgan
Park Place
Torn
Scuwanad Tea
Atlante
Atlant
Pri Ot Gank
Uwe
Tr Bnnffiey Company
Kira Nitin
Beatzepert
Obituary notices from Stratford and Meriden area deaths
Multiple funeral notices and obituaries dated October 1926 from Stratford and nearby cities. Reports include Emily Basstlein, Clara E Clark, Emily Freeman, William Henry Hughes, Carmine Lombardi, Floren Lennox Mac Luckie, and others with funeral times, residences, and cemeteries such as Park Cemetery Memorial and Lakeview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Baestlein
ML L. Basstlein
Iune Street
Park Cemetery
Omark
Stratford
Conn
Clara E
S HL Clark
North Avenue
Atleelock
Memorial Cemetery
Wallingford
Seamen disclose being shanghaied by Nicaraguan rebels
Thirteen seamen from the trawler Foam reported they were coerced aboard near Puerta Mexico and taken to Bluefields Nicaragua to transport arms for rebels. After shelling near Progress, Mexico, they lived on scarce rations for three weeks before US cruiser Rochester aided eight to safety, with the others later returning to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lner Cristobal
Brooklyn
San Diego
Puerta
Mexico
John Holland
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Puerto
Foam
Progreso
Bragman
Rio Grande
Braefields Bluff
Presree
Tinefields Rocks
U. S
United States Cruieer
Rochester
Smith Thompson
Colona
Elm City Republicans Nominate Hoyt Cook Team
In New Haven Mrs. North Cook wife of Lt. Robert J. Cook alderman of the 21st ward and Judge Samuel E. Hoyt were unanimously named by the Republicans to run for the general assembly. The town convention also voted to strike section seven from the party rules, ending the use of printed ballots in caucuses. Mrs. Cook’s name was placed in nomination by Mrs. H. H. Townshend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
North ¥. Cook
Robert J. Cook
Samuel E. Hoyt
Cook
H. H. Townshend
City Hall Closed For Columbus Day
City hall will be closed today in observance of Columbus Day. Government offices and essential services may operate with limited staff. Citizens are advised to plan accordingly and expect delays or closures for non urgent matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Columbus
Wall Street Notes Urge Columbus Day Market Closure
New York markets and banks will close tomorrow for Columbus Day. Bethlehem expands Key Highway plant in Maryland at about 2 million dollars, with adjoining property acquired. American Telephone raises stock price to 130 a share on November 1. Indian Refining sells Indian Pipe Line to Hilleness Pipe Line and deliveries continue to Lawrenceville plant. Westinghouse Q3 bookings fall 14.25 million from prior quarters. American Ship and Commerce reports 1.283 million loss first half 1926. Pig iron demand rises in New York. Canadian rail freight up. Baldwin Locomotive signals dividends this year. reserve created for stable preferred and common shares. Atlantic Refining trims price to 19 cents per gallon. Treasury withdraws 2.122 million from NY banks. total national withdrawal 10.607 million. Half-year earnings show 568 million for ~260 leading firms, up 21 percent from 1925. Standard Oil California stock spurs dividend rumor. Endcott-Johnson September sales rise 1.037 million. European interest in American merchandising grows. Nash Motor reports record September sales and production. American Home Products posts 602,965 dollar net income first half 1926.
Loans to Brokers Slide Slightly in New York Banks
Washington reported by the Federal Reserve Board that loans held by brokers and dealers from New York City Federal reserve member banks totaled 2.800.007 million for the week ending Oct 6, down from 2.812.971 million the prior week. The dispatch also notes France offers free railway pauses for government officers and Parliament members with many state employees receiving reduced rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York City
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
France
Republican Day Polls Show Mixed Wetness Among Nominees
A 1926 analysis by Mark Sullivan surveys Republican senatorial prospects on prohibition. Wadsworth of New York could shift the party toward wetness if elected, prompting resistance from dry Republicans nationwide. Maryland’s Weller hints at mild wetness while Butler of Massachusetts remains dry but open to dry-friendly modification, signaling nuanced intra party tensions across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sulivan
Washington
Wadsworth
New York
New York State
Republican Party
United
Pennsylvania
Flaine
Wisconsin
Willams
Missouri
Maryland
Weller
Marylland
United States House
House of Representatives
Senator Weller
United States
Association Against
Eer
Teague
Butler
Massachusetts
Senator Butler
David
Walsh
Ator Buller
Tutler
Prohibition debate splits Republican ranks in 1920s era
The piece analyzes party divisions over the Volstead Act, noting Senator Butler as Republican National Committee chair and contrasting dry and wet stances. It highlights Vare proposals to modify alcohol limits, Wadsworth’s New York position, and tensions between state referenda and federal prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Massachusets
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Brown
National Republican Party
Vare
United States
Pennsylvania
Nsutter
Blales
Ware
Philadelphia
New York State
Sit Wansworth
Gale Btalker
Khimira
Wadsworth
Ngressman Salker
Stalker
Althoug
New York
York
East
Senator Butler
Massachusetts
U S Spent Over 3.5 Billion on Veterans Since Armistice
General Frank T. Hines disclosed at the American Legion convention that the United States has expended more than 3.56 billion dollars on World War I veterans since the armistice. Death and disability compensation totaled 922 million, vocational education 643.6 million, farm loan disbursements 345.01 million, and adjusted compensation 34 million, with over 30.6 million paid to veterans and dependents beyond these figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelthia
United States
Frank T. Hines
Veterans Bureau
Ife
Ocd
O Neill Named in First Aldermanic Seat Nomination
Edward J. O Neill a Fairfield Avenue real estate man was nominated by the Democratic party at the canvas night for alderman from the First district. The article notes the name O Neill and a political setting with a historic reference to local events and a mention of Kansas Insurance law rewritten into a new code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. O'Neill
Fairfield Avenue
Mr. Cvnet
Vleett
Kansas
Ford Abandons Five Day Week Policy Shift Explained
In New York on October 11 AP reports Henry Ford justified moving to a five day work week citing humanitarian motives as insufficient. Ford argues cash transactions favor banks and endorses limited use of installment buying, while noting laborers need free time for higher living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Ford
Ey Ford
Samus Browther
Americag. Banker's Association
Ford
Stamford Primaries Shake Local Political Lines Amid Vale of Factions
In Stamford ct the Lincoln Republican faction, allied with the state reform movement, defeated the regular city organization led by Senator Mathew S. Kenealy in primaries. Mrs. Juna J Emery and Edward Fischer won nominations for representatives over Webbe ater C. Givens and Warren H. Tay Jon. The Kenealy group secured a sweeping win across districts. Numerous candidates for justices of the peace and probate judge were listed, with democratic and republican contenders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Lincoln Republican Ciay
Republican State
Mathew S. Kenealy
Juna
Emery
Edward
Kimerys
Everett Canbil
Elizabeth Céughim
Patrick W. Cuddy
Cornelius Daly
Francis Duffy
James H. Gibb
Michael J. Hazen
William J. O.connell
Repubes
Mietzys Butturer
Jacob Cahun
Richard Copann
Wiliam C. It. Hickey
Archibald Lawrence
Mowusen
John Schulthels
Edward Beaman
Charles Salem Keane
Floyd WH. Hartram
Mors D. Corriewun
John W. Saunders
Long Hill nominates Hull in close Republican caucus
In Long Hill, a tight caucus pitted Arthur J. Hull against Extol Northwade for the 21st district representative seat. Hull won 7 to 64 after a lengthy session, with 161 votes cast, as John A. Welers chaired. Nominated for justice of the peace were Arthur J. rence PF and WHeers Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull
Long Hill
Nichols
Arthur J. Hull
Elbert O. Hull
Bridgeport
General Assembly
Extol Nothwade
Sothnagle
State Department of Labor
Real Estate Transfers list across Trumbull and Bridgeport
A noisy list of realty transfers shows multiple deed exchanges with buyers and sellers including Anna Downs Simon Crehan Katherine Mosnile and Harry Kromstein. Properties are on Puirview Denver Stratford Judson Thorne Asylum and Dewey streets plus Fairview and Wada streets among others and firms like Idle Bridgeport Trust noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Downs
Falmon Bever
Puirview Avenue
Simon Crehan
William Goss
Yen Colony Street
Trumbull
Irving Fried- Man
Jishop Avenue
Kenneth McNeil
Harry Bomstein
Thorne Place
Katherine Mosnile
Harry Bomglein
Denver Avenue
Harry Kromstein
Mary Magda
Realty
Denver
Avenu
Gatrix
Paul Niazer
Judson Place
Charles Framson
Bryan Weinstein
Stratford Avenue
Teving Fridman
John Trumbull
Midster Skirki Cher
Asylum Street
Gray Line Bus
Construction Company
Dover Street
Smith
Standard Mort Corporation
Court
Bus Company
Bridgerust Company
X Vogue
Kenneth McNally
Teeth Logue
Gridgeport
Trunt. Company, Realty
Himon Rower
Anna Downs, Realty
Fairview Avenue
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Witsite Es
Secont
Murkeages de
Mie Tin &R Falrtektay
Ideal Coal CO
Lixoley Noble
Montieston Road
Cor- Lexington and Grand
Foote Barnum
Ontfit
Prvater
Nobel Cal Sig
Bratz
Tein
Tiand Lumier
Seaview
Remington Arms
ASK Vor Wunniuk
Chow
Barnum Avenue
J. Connor
Portsale
PAL Team
Hee
Davis Ave
Rootted Ave
Biack Rock
Newfield Coal CO
Goml Clean
Barnum
Neptlees
SiMe
Lasko
Renadirtige Mint
North Ave
Stoattont
Ernest Kastz and Sons
Malonri
Jones Ave
Monusatenle Ave
Farms & Lands
Patry
WR Wace Beat
Pytow
Cataverte Sts
Tate
TSTIC
Gare
Archur
Burritt Ave
Deine Neues
Edna Raccaon
Telus
St. Coe
Sonatiy
Barsun Ave
Chalasuires
Meeets
Charles Abbott
Kiruna
Deldgepert
Stratford Ave
RMA
Poultry & Supplies
Macintyre
NP South
A. Niewtans
Ebay
Eno
Activesy
Eaehsigge
Loverkiugh
Wrat
Phon Noet
Underwoods
Falefield Av
Danbury
J. H. Hoth
Atrattioli
Musile Central
Sinter
Canteuman
Connecticut Ave
T. Conselt
Moepdays
Aba Warner Aig
Fredi
Shervas Ave. de
Cite Tire
Tagatee
Mat T.cckie
Floren Lennox
John Mac Luckie
Staples Street
Lake
Moty
Torlug Ren Hee
Catherne
Max
Eashaml
Usdak
Saul the Maulders
Automas Machine
Elm City
Hoyt-Cook
Boucher, Ward & Railly Co
Rourke and
Boucher Co
Noble
Washington Ave
Graham
Fairfield Ave
Charles L. Dennis
Hughes & Chapman Co
Bridgeport, Conn
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Main Street
Frank
Brotherton
Wall Street News
New York Stock Exchange
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
Key Highway
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Indian Refining Company
Indian Pipe Line Corporation
HiUness Pipe Line Company
Lawrenceville
Continue
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Hillings
American Ship and Commerce Corporation
Samuel Vauclain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Atlantic Refining Company
Treasury Department
New York District
American Bankers’ Association Journal
Standard Ol! Company of California
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Endcott-Johnson Corporation
Phillip W. Haberman
Commercial Investment Trust Corporation
Nash Motor Company
EH. H. McCarthy
American Home Products Company
Texas
Senate
O’neil
Tiarviet Thorne
Keneth Mee Neil
Hblack Rock Point
Carl Ventron
Carl Ottosan
Wada Street
Frances Wakeman
Charles Wadenan
Benham Avenue
Hur Gibson
George Pushresdty
Myrtle Avenue
Idgeport Trust Company
Dewey Street
Andrew Surwin
Stefan Fechko
Resity
Putnam Street
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