Fragmented listings mix real estate and notices from a penny press
A noisy OCR fragment bundles bank names, real estate firms, loans, insurance, rental ads, boarding rooms, a chimney cleaning line, and assorted notices. Scattered items mention Carrell State Realty Co, 3 Watfield D-Tewh building, United sales, Assessor's notice, an auction by Marcus Hirsh, and a disclaimer about not being responsible for others' debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suobo
Palace
Carrell
State Realty
Morigino
Son
Carrall State Realty Co
Watfield
Paesio
Obituary notices and funeral details from city papers
A collection of brief notices lists multiple deaths and funeral arrangements from Oct 1924. Entries name the deceased, ages, and residence, and announce funeral times from local churches and interment at regional cemeteries. Notable names include Grazia Di Zenza, Mor. Ainabeth Hill, Jentina Jankowsky, Henry Emil, and others, with addresses in Bridgeport and Westport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catenday
Patrick Wds
Lnte
Bedford Avenue
St. Peter's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Grazia di Zenza
Pellegrine di Zenzo
Pembroke Street
St Michael's Come
Ards
Nargtan
Cond
Levi T. Eewards
Stepney
Do P.m
Wansen
U.S. S
Sacramento
Hong Kong
China
Henry Emil
Hans Ad Hermine Fran °Sen
Atwater Street
Bridgeport
Henry I. Boischapel
Kaivelend An
Cor
Beechwood
Trantstan
Mt. Grove Cemetery
Falls
St Charles
Joseph
Hawks
Wilmos
Lafayette Streat
Esplan Gay
Mountain Grove
Jankovsky
Jentina Jankowsky
Summerast Avenue
Cyril and Methodius
St. Michael's
Vera
Shepard
Rane Shepard
Baker
Stratford Avenue
Michaal's
King Street
Westport
Prevalence of Easy Money Aided Bond Market Recovery
Easy money spurred a Wall Street rebound as crop movement eased and funds flowed into investment securities. High grade demand and strong inquiries from insurers supported renewed financing, with large issues planned including Swedish, German, and Central Leather bonds. German bonds stabilized near a 2 point premium amid heavy trading and later positive U.S. government bond activity, while railroad securities gained on earnings, though sugar stocks lagged due to Cuban disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Ollfaring
Iman
Kanthera
Tas
London
Cuba
U. S
Liberty
Weather Forecast and Its Impact on Business In 19th Century Era
A historical weather forecast discusses how conditions influence business prospects, noting early forecasting methods, oceanic temperature lag, and the potential for long range predictions. It references Browne of Washington and emphasizes the evolving belief that weather can be forecast with useful accuracy for planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hualnesa
dJafvrin Browne
Washl
Aare
Securities Move Away From Trend In Commodities
Markets show stocks and bonds rising on trade news and easing election fears while equity gains are selective. German new bonds rally near 94, grain prices slip on export demand and favorable weather, cotton declines after government crop report, money rates ease with banks reluctant to lend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Burners Regulation Sparks Public Fear And Bond Debate
Oily burner installations face new ordinance by the Common Council after negligent setups prompted regulation. Public worry rises as bonds of 1000 are required to obtain permits to install oil burners, with job remuneration typically ranging from 10 to 83. The measure aims to curb dangerous installations. the Deposit Association Acts referenced by proponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Safety Deposit
Weathered Week Reflects Cheer in Business Circles
A moderately cheerful tone ran through business and financial circles last week as money remained easy and rail loadings neared a seasonal peak. Grain prices eased while coal and general merchandise movement hit new highs, and September earnings hinted at improving conditions across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agsoulaleed Press
Federal Reserve Banks
der Toadings
Interstate Commerce Commission
Irving Fisher Weekly Index of Prices and Purchasing Power
Irving Fisher presents weekly index numbers for general price levels and purchasing power relative to the prewar year. The 200-quotation price index weighs each item and tracks price peaks in May 1920 to exceed prewar levels by about 147 percent, with one dollar equating to 40.6 prewar cents. The report notes this as the world’s sole weekly general price index and cites Dun’s Weekly and War Industry Board sources for data and weights, with dated figures through 1924 October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moughton
Poliak Foundation
Weonomie Reasearch
Dun
War Industriea
Connecticut patents issued October 31, 1984 list
A partial list of patent recipients from Connecticut dated October 31 1984 includes Eric G Bjorklund Andrew H Carlson John S Finch Vaory iariford Knowles McCarthy Paul M Mueller Frederich Muller Seymour W Smith Gite Thieme Gustave Anderson and others. Names span Hartford Bridgeport Waterbury and Bristol with assorted invention descriptions and assignment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster and
Davis
Bridgeport
Eric G. Bjorklund
Igridgenart
Andrew H. Carlson
Égenort
de Heamer
John $. Finch
Vaory
Vaory ©Iariford, Iva Waron Ar the Veraciford, Dressarinding
Hartford
Brie
Fabio
Dames McCarthy
Taucet Hurdle
Paul M. Mueller
Frederich Muller
Hertford
Universal
Seymour W. Smith
Threeder
Britain
Gustave EL Anferson
Alee
Ie Agro Barmia
Banbury
Harry
John J. Pryudloci
Warren i
Salis
Waterbury
Marsh
Whiel Alnert L. Sevsio
Faglener
Samant
Bristol
Garmin
Stratfacd
Inceveinger
Stamford
Laynor
Srmip
W T Grant Realty Seeks Stock Issue for Rentals
Smy the W T Grant Realty Company plans a seven percent cumulative preferred stock issue to fund estate operations and store site acquisitions in Bridgeport. The issue, backed by rentals paid by the W Grant Company, is expected to produce fixed earnings and a yearly dividend of seventy thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smopidowney and Company
State Street
W. T. Grant Realty Corporation
W. T.grant Company
Organi A
W. T. Grant Realty
Toul
Ww. T. Grant
Bridgeport
MccEldowney
W. Grant Company
W. T. Grant Co
Ernst & Ernst
W. T. Grant Company
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Mortgages & Loans
Nsuran
Sénersi
Columbus Place
Josaph ‘Toma
Pingto-ing
James Kiley
Union 3
East End
Pfon Ee Qoerenl Wala
St. Wednesdiyy Charen
Wooster & Davis
la. M
W. Davis
Omics
Board of Assessors
I GH
Ontober
Satorkiv S. Pase
Pertre Nov Chabur
Saram
Hallert St
Viatietl Ft
Salaan
Liton
Cass
Johanna Seuly
Sv. Patrick's
Eauren
Leana
United Loan Corp
Sagal Bldg
Fairfield Ave
Wate St
Barnum
N. J. Wade
Hawley Aves
Charles L. Dennis
Stata
Beneficial Loan Society
Main St
Liberty Big
Trend N Commodities
Business & Finance
Phump Malecolm
City National Bank
Associa
National
Broad Street
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Broad
Ality
Irving Fisher’s Weekly Index
Connecticut
STATE
Investment Department
NOBLE
New York Corporation
W. T. Grant
Lynn
Mass
Conn
Lewiston
New Bedford
Fall River
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N. J.ortland
Schenectady
N. Y Holyoke
Johnstown
Syracuse
N.Y
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Norfolk
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Haverhill
Payton
Ohio
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Philadelphia
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Tenn
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Fla
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Ala
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Davenport
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Meldowney & Company
R Roniyes
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