Highest Prices Paid for New Looking Furniture
I Katz at 1248 East Main Street advertises top prices for new looking furniture. No junk items accepted. Phone Noble 252. Local furniture buyer seeks quality pieces.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1920
Page
3
I Katz at 1248 East Main Street advertises top prices for new looking furniture. No junk items accepted. Phone Noble 252. Local furniture buyer seeks quality pieces.
An opinion recalls a 24 year old currency scare and argues the dollar’s decline harms savers and thrift. It notes uneven wage changes stimulate class friction, urges price cuts by profiteers to restore purchasing power and national prosperity.
Mexico City reports orders for the liberation of 500 prisoners from the penal colony on the Marias Islands. Two physicians named by Provisional President Adolfo de la Huerta will depart to establish sanitary conditions. Gilberto Valenzuela says the 500 were sent for vengeance, and future policy will send felons to the islands while improving prosecutions of large scale thieves and corrupt public officials.
Dialogue excerpt shows a narrator and Bensonburt discussing a sighting near a garden. The exchange hints at unseen activity after nightfall, with a neighbor’s chickens described as having retired. Tone mirrors literary dialogue rather than a news report.
The Newfoundland legislature created a board with full export jurisdiction over codfish, requiring licenses and regulating quality, shipping times, quantities, and minimum prices. Monthly export reports, fish grading, and vessel inspection were also established to improve quality and prevent market gluts.
Mexico announces government backing for a 60 000 acre Fuerte Valley project in Sinaloa. A federal concession and a 2 500 000 dollar state subsidy support irrigation reservoirs and canals to retain Mexican workers and lure emigrants back from the United States.
Philadelphia August 18 William H Hott acting governor of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank estimated that the combined Lisle Thread National Bank The Old Sox Bank and the Feather Bed Mattress Bank hold more than 3 000 000 000 of the country s cash. He spoke to a business men organization noting that even a small portion invested in Liberty bonds or saved in savings banks could revive industry.
Paris reports official 6 month totals showing exports up by 5 086 000 000 francs from the prior year. Imports rise by 2 061 millions led by materials for manufacture. The import-export gap shrank from 11 037 to 7 849 millions, a favorable sign for French finances.
Dibbins jokes at a dining table about family peerage connections as a hostess notes pride in a House of Lords elevation. He responds he has two maiden aunts in the Kingdom of Heaven. The text adds a quip about a candidate who refuses tax cuts yet demands costly improvements, suggesting retirement.
Bridgeport Superior Court grants divorce and child custody action against Harry M Merritt with a return date in September 1920. Publication of notice to be made in Bridgeport Times thrice starting by August 21 1920. Also probate court in Bridgeport grants six months for creditors to file claims against Patrick J Morrissey estate with administrator Mathew Morrissey.
Residents of Bridgeport with taxable securities face local tax rates unless they have paid the state four mill tax to the State Treasurer by the specified assessment date of September 1. The notice outlines who owes and the payment requirement to avoid local taxation.
Before August 31st the notice warns that estates of those who neglect to pay this tax will be liable to penalties. It outlines enforcement and collection steps likely by local authorities. The text emphasizes timely payment to avoid additional charges and legal action.
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