Bridgeport Post Classified Rates and Notices
Classified rate card lists prices payable in advance for eight months and public notices. Advertising representative names and address given, with contact details for East Bridgeport service areas. Published daily by The Post Publishing Co. at 340 Middle Street Bridgeport Connecticut.
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L & Klein
Metro
Peoples Gas
Bker Softcare
THE
Post Publishing OO
Middle Street
Bridgeport
Coma
Audit Bureau of Orieulation
PHE Associated Pris
Associated Fress
Debtor to Time and Life for All My Powers
A fragmented ode lamenting debt to fortune, life, wisdom, heaven, and freedom. The speaker vows constant effort to repay the debt owed to heroes and their country, seeking aid to vary the fate of debt and strife. The text blends personal sacrifice with national memory.
Fragmented Editorial Snippets From Chicago Section
A collage of clipped notes and quips recounts rising living costs, hat prices, and per capita money metrics in Chicago. The piece mentions Thomas, tax debates, a boat race, and a police record claim of eighteen officers killed a bandit with no bystander harm. References to Kansas City tea mishap, Omaha robbery, and a New York river rescue follow, all in a brisk, disjointed editorial style.
Sidewalk Snapshots Spotlight Bridgeport Official
J. and Courtade, director of public works, earns praise as one of Bridgeport’s best. His duties keep him in the open across the city, widening his circle of acquaintances. He offices at the City Hall and lives at 126 Noble Avenue.
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J. & Courtade
Bridgeport
Noble Avenue
How shall I vote and what matters in choosing leaders
An opinion piece argues voters should assess candidates by merit not party loyalty. It notes parties act like corporations, presidential electors complicate choices, and voters should select on character and principles, ignoring party labels where feasible. It questions if all offices could be held by one party and notes such a scenario has never occurred.
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Herbert Hoover
Cam| Palen Ie
Walone
Zane Grey
Mexico
México
Department of Foreign Affairs
Traffe
Brandegee
Connectict
France Edges Toward New Conscription War Risk
France signals a fresh conscription plan with all physically fit men to serve at age twenty for 18 months to two years. The government backs a costly arms program as a peace effort yet acknowledges war may be inevitable without global行动. It warns against letting preparations gain momentum without concerted world action led by the United States.
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France
Germany
United States
Johnny Appleseed Remembered On Apple Day Tribute
A tribute recalls John Chapman known as Johnny Appleseed for planting seeds along frontier trails. The piece highlights his altruistic vision and says Bridgeport marks Apple Day this Saturday with appreciation for his legacy of shared fruit.
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Johnny Appleseed
John Chapman
Ohio
Why Preach Pay Rates Spark Debate on Ministers Wages
The Interchurch Movement found U S ministers average 987 each annually about 2 56 a day with higher averages in ten states and 972 a day in six states and some at 700 a year 1 dollar ninety two cents a day advocating higher pay for ministers and teachers to ease financial strain and support family duties.
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United States
Sign of Peace Lifts Mexican Bonds in American Market
Mexican government bonds are quoted higher in the American market amid renewed peace signals, with Mexican railway and industrial bonds reaching their highest prices. The piece notes money flows into Mexico as investors seek stability, contrasting with reluctance during turmoil. A Cicero quote about living slowly closes the piece.
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Mexico
Bridgeport News Briefs From The Standard Vintage Notes
Bridgeport items recall a 19th century patent, local campaign chatter, crew changes on Water Street, a steamer wheel repair delay, a Hancock parade debate, and holiday notices. Dockets include christening events, Orphan Asylum reception, Garfield clubs, and obituaries for Arthur Campbell and Peter Hunt with funeral details.
Your Child and Opportunity Marvels in Health Bulletin
The Bridgeport Telegram offers a free bulletin The School Childs Health, compiled by the American Hygiene Association and published with the American Red Cross. Send name and address to receive the best information on ensuring a child’s physical well being and school success.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Washington Information Bureau
American Hygiene Association
American Roc Cross
Missing stamp certs for health booklet request
Fredevic J. Haskin director informs addressee to enclose certs in stamps for retrieval of a booklet titled The Sekoo Childs Health. The message references a street and city location and requests a postal retin position.
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Tru Certs
The Idol Walt Mason Sums Fame's Folly
Poet Walt Mason recalls fame's rise and fall as an idol with a bridegroom glow. He notes the crowd's praise, roses and rocks, pride swelling his thoughts, then ridicule returning as bricks. He vows to remain humble if idol dreams recur.
Battle of Carpentier and Dempsey Proposed Purse Details
The piece outlines a historic proposed bout between Georges Carpentier and Jack Dempsey, listing purses of 206000 for Carpentier and 300090 for Dempsey, with various conditions and venues. It notes weigh ins at the Federal Reserve Bank, financial verifications, and endorsements by notable figures, plus unrelated items about banking figures and an Edison Flynn invention after a theater fire incident.
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Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Treasury
Government
International Batiers’ Association
Carpentier
Eigh
Saar Valley
Rhine
Ringling Brothers
Dempsey
New York Stock Exchange
States Steel Corporation
Woolworth
Cuba
Jose
Federal Reserve Bank
Bradstreet’s
Dun’s
Thomas W. Lawson
Imer
Barney Baruch
Arnstein
Carpensier’s
Dempsey’s Corner
John DB. Rockefeller
E. H. Gary
Charles Seawab
No heroism seen in MacSwiney death by comfortable readers
A fragment claims some readers ridicule MacSwiney’s hunger strike while others defend it. It contrasts those who never skipped meals with Irish perspectives urged by Roughan. The piece depicts tension over sacrifice, national pride, and public opinion during the Irish struggle.
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MacSwiney
Do You Wonder He Woodlea Editorial Letter
A reader questions female suffrage and Brandesgoe support, arguing votes for women could improve governance. The letter criticizes political bosses and party rhetoric, noting wartime attitudes and women’s skepticism toward political discourse while defending League of Nations peace aims.
The Conqueror in Worth While Verse
A poem by Morris Abel Beer urges active living and courage, praising those who strive despite darkness. It contrasts the unpatriotic, patient dreamers with the bold who climb and endure. The piece emphasizes immortality on earth through effort and facing life with sunlit resolve.
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Cain
Earth
Morris Abel Beer
Herald
Prohibition, politics, and Webster Brandegee voting power
A collage of Q and A items covers state sea level claims, sports pennants, biblical scribes, vertigo causes, serving alligator pears, metal rolls for coinage, Rob Roy, venison texture, Mexican land title rules, prohibition officer applications, voting while living apart, Dr Tanner fast, Zane Grey gender, and Brandegee's party image. The piece weaves questions and answers about law, history, and politics with period tone and regional references.
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Tory
Helao
MR. Flanagan
Offici
John Kendrick Bangs
Chicago
Thomas
League Council
Gost
Wases
Waseg Utay
Kansas City
D’annunzio
Jheld
Plata
Alder Hewitt
Linotype
Atacia Shidla
Connecticut
Omaha
North River
New York
Russia
Cicero
Tory Vriday
John M. Vinton
Chia City Assienor
Franke Armstrame
Garield Uni Athy
James Dooley
Gag Warka
John's Hall
John de Morgan
H. L. Sopar
A. Parkington
George A. Parkington
Adams Express Company
Air Line Railroad
R.af. Puirelifid
Division
Charles W. Spooner
East River
Laura
Hancock
Orphan Asylum
Miss Morgen
EB. W. Maxey
8Th John's Church
J. Davenport
R. G. McNeilie
John Lyon
Augusteé Hawley
Garfields and Arthur Club
George Barclay
Molly Pitcher Club
Ters
Middlebrook
Ieutenant
Garfeld Veteran Guard
Tommorrow
Genre F. Cook
Stratford
Arethur Campbell
New Haven
Peter Francis Hunt
Crescent and
Noble Streets
St. Mary's Church
Nichol
Samuel Edwards
William Henry Horan
Fredevic J. Haskin
Bridgepowe Teletrans
Washington, D.C
Walt
Mason
Phillips
Dempsen-Carpentor
Carpentine
Cary
Demsey
Carpensier
Broadway
T. Edison Flynn
IE Agatn
Joe Flynn
Ark Hammerstein
Josephus
Ros
Waitae
Roughan
Woodlea
League of Nations
Brandageey
Brandesco
Hell's Furry
Hart
Brandeyee
Olly
Conqueror
Geological Survey
Delaware
Centerville
Del
Louisiana
Florida
District of Columbia
Cleveland
T. J.H A
Noridea
E Brulier
Rob Roy
Robert MacCregor
Campbell
Hemg
MacGregor
Roy
Rob Ray
Prohibition
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
RE. Hall
Hope Bldg
Washington, D. C
Dr. Tannery
Dr. Tanner
Rider of the Dawn
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