Heavy Trade in General Bonds Hints at Record High Levels
Advertisement style notice shows painters and paperhanging services with prices and addresses in Noble and surrounding areas. Mentions Souse painting and paperhanging as reasonable, with contact numbers and multiple names such as Joseph Pittula and Osborn & Co. Includes locations on Parallel Street, Stratford Avenue, and Asylum Street, Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Soaeph Pittula
Noble
Clifford
John Fainer
Orange &T
Aeticag
Christian
Otk
Quinn
Piyer
John
Stratford Ave
Connecticut
Your Radio Made Powerful and Colorful Small Cas
Fragmentary OCR text describes a radio hardware setup, a facility at 872 Main St, a service named Phillips Eatery Service, battery recharging and loan, and a delivery claim for $100. The legible elements reference a radio building, testing, delivery, and a local address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Poultry and Supplies Advertises Prices and Closings
A fragmented local ad lists poultry supplies and grain prices from RO Barrons and Kaplin Feed Co. It mentions a holiday closure on Monday and Tuesday September 0th and 0th, with inquiries about best cheaper grain than Search tiv Feed and a special mash product.
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Barrons
Rice
Spring Hill Westport
Kaplin
Steuben St
Serach
Ingersoll Phane
Stratford
Musical Instruments For Sale and Miscellaneous Listings
Classified page itemizes used pianos sewing machines presses and various tools for sale or rent. includes contact notes and business names such as Lunas and Son, Bridy, Ash for A Borgman, and Thomas Carroll, plus a tax assessor notice for Bridgeport listing meeting dates and filing requirements.
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Machinery & Tools
Lunas
Borgman
Lake Torpedo
Multiple Obituaries and Funerals Prompt Sept 1924 Notices
A string of death notices from Bridgeport and nearby areas lists ages and residence details for: Eiederik F. Basset of 1760 Seaview Avenue, Dennis Cullen of 139 Bunnell Street, Nellie Beatrice Gallagher of Gulf Street, Adelaida Perr Gould of 110 Plsworth Street, and others. Funeral services are scheduled at local mortuary chapels, with interment to follow at Lakeview, St Michaels, or Fairfield East cemeteries, with dates ranging September 28 to September 30 1924 and interment in Detroit Michigan and Schenectady. Details include church masses, high services, and family plots. An anniversary mass for James Horan is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basslte
Eiederik F
Basset
Seaview Avenue
Salvation Army
Elmsteet
Lakeview Cemetery
Caprow
Voonrochel Ross
Isase B
Capron
Walker
Hanks
Fairfield Avenue
Budgeport
Pem
Pack
Dennis
Minty Gonners
Cullen
Bunnell Street
Blessed Sacrament Church
St Michaels Cemetery
Gallagher
Milford
Nellie Beatrice
Lanente T Gallagher
Gulf Street
St Maivs Charch
Stichaela Cemetery
Goulln
Adelaida Perr
George Morris Gould
Plsworth Street
Uesda
Jannto
Fairfield East
Fairfield Barrisos
Detroit
Michigan
Breller
Tee Stuitford
Matthew Kefe
Baker
Stratford Avenue
Dames
Tohn Kuehl
Frank Polke and Son
Star Street
Dom
Park Cemetery
S City
Laurine Ff
Elana G Maden
Lake View
Bringeport
Andrew Whisnal
Hallam Street
Sistarit
Wethedis
Stratford
Tohanna Tinehan
Jeremiah Sculls
Main Street
St Paricks
St .Michaels
Suldivan
Fairfield
Margaret
Dennis Bulliwan
Prieses
St ‘Thomas
Nicholas Sons
August G Baker
Forward Movement in Bonds Near Peak as Markets Rally
Bonds advanced last week with prices near record highs amid money conditions and favorable trade news. The market anticipated the German loan and other foreign financing, with rail and government issues driving activity while Mexico and Measured Mevico debt rumors spurred further buys. Record high Treasury and government bond values appeared, though some peaks remained untouched.
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New York
Cassociated Press
J P Morgan
Tondon
AL Led
Iresman
GOD Ovo International Loan
Dawes Pln
Mealoin
Mevico
SUIS
Mexico City
Benait Ly
IS Treasury
Productive Slump Paves Way for Improvement
Approximate estimates on the low estate to which productive industry fell during recent months are compared with 1923 levels. The chart shows declines in steel, leather, textile, and automobile output from 1920s highs to mid 1920s figures, with some sectors reaching new lows this year. The piece notes declines and hints at improvement as stockpiles deplete and demand strengthens.
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Itl
Irving Fisher Weekly Index and Purchasing Power Note
A historical note describes Irving Fisher’s Weekly Index showing wholesale price movements of 200 commodities and the purchasing power of money relative to the 1918 prewar year. It cites May 1920 price peaks at 147 percent above prewar, discusses index calculation from 200 price questions, and notes publication prompts within weeks, referencing Fisher’s book The Making of Index Numbers and institutions like the Polak Foundation and Wat Induatiles Board reports.
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Nek
Waek Ci
Houghton Mifflin & Co
Polak Foundation For Economy Research
Yewlon
Norwalk Battery Commander Resigns After Six Months
Captain Joseph T Brotherton of the 192nd FC CNG resigns as commanding officer citing business pressure. He took over after Anson F Keeler’s resignation, previously serving overseas in World War I. First Lieutenant Edmund Lo Pieece to assume command as a commissioned officer.
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Norwalk
Trinfam Semler
Joseph T Brotherton
Batters
Frank
Godfrey Pont
American Legion
Noating
Edmund Lo Pieece
Deepest Gold Mine at More Velho Biazl
A mile-drid gold mind near More Velho Biazl is among the world’s deepest. Borings reach nine miles below the anna, and the mine has operated for seventy years with an annual output around 210 090. Two hours needed to reach lower levels, extreme heat at ninety eight degrees forces frequent rests. A wild boar roams near the mine, feared for its aggressiveness, weighing about two hundred pounds.
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More Velho Biazl
Anna E
Minera
Upward Trend in Prices From Week's Trading
New York, Sept 28. Stock, bond and commodity prices rose over the week with bullish plays in public utilities, food shares, and rails. Bond prices neared highs on strong foreign and U S government issues. German bond losses, cotton and wheat gains amid crop and export factors. European exchanges fluctuated in narrow ranges.
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New York
Ile
Sandard
United States
Heavier Car Loadings Show Improvement in Business
The Associated Press reports a week ending September 13 saw a record one million eighty thousand car loadings, nearing the yearly peak. Grain shipments and general merchandise fueled traffic, while steel pricing shifts caused confusion in quotes. Overall rail traffic remained strong with low money rates and continued near capacity.
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Cassociated Press
Encouragement Begzardiis
Rahasds
Interstate Commerce Commission
Septembri
Stratford Youths Charged In Auto Theft Joy Ride
Stratford youths face automobile theft charges after allegedly taking a car from New York and planning a return run to Bridgeport. The alleged ringleader Sandiford drove the car from Manhattan. Romalesh and others reportedly plotted a swap across state lines while authorities pursue arraignments in New York court. Meanwhile, local notices include a memorial fair by the Order of Easter Star and a wedding in the Stratford Congregational Church as community events unfold.
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Feegram Serica
Thomas Romalesh
Acadia
Avenu
Yillest Sandiford
Alan
Wakelee Avenue
Cowl
New York
Pellce
Ptraford
Lark
Bridgeport
Atle
Romatczik
Sandiford
West 10Th Street
Bridgenor
Gaia
Hem
Tlia Street
Stratford Meitcan
Lacatiars
Dr Burrill to Give Yearly Lecture Series
A Bridgeport event outlines Dr Burrill leading a yearly lecture series at the Wis W P church following a Tuesday after moons. The program lists numerous speakers and organizers, highlighting local clergy and educators, with October as the planned month and a focus on public talks across multiple venues. The entry also briefly notes a non sequitur on a marine elephant seal, stating it is the largest in its family and grows beyond a specified length.
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Dr Faga
Bunill Wii
Bridgeport
Wis
Hives
Tyes
Alsig
Wis Suan Tian Jey Devis
Willan & Websot
Mis
Alashar Misteertiam Lambert
Jamey D Skinner
John & Puilmat
Mia Witham
Indian Revenue Totals and Venice Gondola Lore
Washington reports Indian Bureau guardianship revenue at 42 841768 for the fiscal year while a separate piece notes gondola design in Venice as a related historic detail. The article contrasts government accounting with cultural history and postal era notes.
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Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Exd
Due Inverlor Department
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Poultry & Supplies
Victhora
Sims ST
Boston
Cprigh
Good Condiiton
Bridy
Wil Arcept
Relabie
Thomas Carroll
Beaumont Felder
Comington
Fire Owliton
Piaro
Lars Pont Barnly
Pater
WEN Mondetfay
Fabert Co Elon Ts
Apeva Sr Fotbo
SATF
Trumbull
Farms & Lands
Soo Boys
Te & Ark & Son Tate and Lafayette
Cork & Son Stara
Lafuet
Bovgat
Faend
State St
Barnum “Jae WN Ltd
Horses & Mules
Gilbert Kag
Connad ‘Trunouw
Central Tel Sarnuin
Loveridge
Fairfeld Center
Omer
Ingare
Davenport
City of Bridge
Common Council
City Hall
A. Corporation
Cty
E Corporation
St Aiguetines “Church
Hhe
James Horan
Charles L. Dennis Undertakers Funeral Home
WSPAP
Ff Associaned
Baas
Irving Fisher’s Weekly Index
Sera Eugene L Dumas
Awella Alona
Funale
Department of Agriculture
Sutton Avenua
Vro
Vira Jighn
Josept Johnson i
Misa Betistana
Johnson Vise
Martha Kelsier
Gertrude Froisier
Tames Harod
George Leger
F .Kapell
Cially
Haveeen
Cnmce
Willams
Fatrolman
Fred Allwright Neignbos
Williams
Berry Piche
Wiams Place
Superior Court
Ronie
Ribrva—Weles
Natalie Wella Dangite
Seymour Walls
Paradise Green
Ferna
Hilde
Wnstroge
F Welch
Orchid
Geo Gette
George PO Webb
Cremons
DR. Burrill
Wheelas
Gordo
Venice
Standard Gas & Electric Co
Standard Gas and Electric Company
Turnish Electric Power and Light
Minneapolis
Saint Paul
Louisville
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Pueblo
Sioux Falls
Mobile
Tacoma
Ottumwa
San Diego
Stockton
Hincks Bros. & CO
Conn
Barnum
Atio
Bridgeport Trust Company
Investment Department
United Loan Corp
Lagal Bldg
Fairfield Ave. Cor
Water ST
Call
Post and Telegram
Beneficial Loan Society
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