Potatoes stock up as prices rise in updated market bulletin
The emarket bulletin reports potatoes should be secured for storage as New England and New York prices rise due to a tighter car supply. Home grown spuds fetch 1.12 dollars a bushel, New England 1.00 to 1.05, New York 0.85 to 0.96. Despite the advance, overall prices are milder than last year, with Early Rose and Cobbler in demand and cranberry prices likely to stay high around Thanksgiving.
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State Board of Agriculture
New England
New York
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Green Mountain
Leaders Work On Refugee Aid For Russian Exiles In Korea
Eight thousand Russian refugees from Vladivostok have arrived at Gensan Korea including white soldiers civilians and many sick and wounded. Leaders including Y Sasonoff seek funds and ownership for assets held in Tokyo as the future of the exiles remains unresolved. Japan acts as custodian while claims are disputed with assets from Habarovsk mines and a large treasury once from Petrograd military academy.
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Vladivostok
Gensan
Korea
Y Sasonoff
Siberian
Tokio
Seminoff
Habarovak
Japan
Military Academy of
Petrograd
Andogsky
Reds
Sylpho Nathol cleaning aid touted to curb germs
A house cleaning tip promotes Sylpho-Nathol as a stronger germ fighter than carbolic acid. The ad claims it is safe for hands and surfaces, adds a pearly-gray solution with a tablespoonful in warm water, and lists four sizes priced from 15 to 125 cents. It recommends using it in mop water, sinks, garbage receptacles, cellar corners, and bathroom areas, noting grocers carry it.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Plan Annual Armistice Dance
Raymond W Morris Post No 145 plans its fourth annual Armistice Night dance at the Casino in November. Murray Cohen chairs an entertainment program with Mills True Charles Alexander and Raymond Hargraves assisting. Paula Speettle will perform three interpretive numbers while Menards Orchestra provides music. The event is informal.
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Raymond W. Morris Post
Murray Cohen
Mills True
Charles Alexander
Raymond Hargraves
Paula Speettle
Menard
Japanese Leave Vladivostok as Red Forces Enter
From Vladivostok October 31 AP dispatch reports White troops evacuated, taking movable goods while leaving arms behind. Fifteen thousand residents fled as Chita forces and Soviet government plan rail links from Ogolnaig to Moscow and a fortnightly express service from Vladivostok to Moscow within a month. Red forces disciplined and aiming open trade.
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Ogolnaig
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Ther Promis
Viladivostok
Mosktow
Post Office seeks ideas to speed mail in malls
Postmaster General Hubert Work urges businesses to share cutting edge mail room practices via the Postal Bulletin. He seeks concise methods for faster handling, proper weighing, tagging, and efficient strapaging to speed up dispatch, through a nationwide booklet compiling practical tips from factories and stores.
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Postal Bulletin
Post Office Department
Washington
Bulletin
Postel Bulletin
Resolutions Endorsing Work by Cornell Chairman
Resolutions adopted by the party executive board praise John A. Cornell for his service as Democratic town chairman. The engraved set highlights Earl Hisher’s contributions and reflects the work of the committee under new town chair Joan J. McGuinness.
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John A. Cornell
Earl Hisher
Joan J. McGuinness
Bridgeport Woman Held on Breach of Peace Charge
Janes Hedrick of Broola Street was arrested in Bridgeport yesterday on a Milford police warrant alleging breach of peace. Hedrick was placed in custody as authorities investigate a theft. she is suspected of being involved.
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Broola Street
Bridgeport
Yesteray
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F Hedrick Wheaven
Republican claims on Connecticut debt and sinking fund
A summary of partisan credit for state finances from 1911 to 1922. It asserts Republican administrations cut net state debt and built a sinking fund, while Democratic erasleft deficits. It cites July 1 1922 and October 5 1922 debt figures, and notes wartime costs and tax changes under various administrations.
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