Notice For Sale Lost Wanted NOfice Grst
The fragment appears to be an OCR damaged notice about a sale or lost item. Readable elements include generic terms and no clear names or dates to identify a specific notice action.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1919
Page
2
The fragment appears to be an OCR damaged notice about a sale or lost item. Readable elements include generic terms and no clear names or dates to identify a specific notice action.
Gov Beeckman sends letter to Sen RoColt asking Rhode Island public support for the League of Nations with reservations. He notes broad state sentiment and hopes for future international peace, with responses from Sen Gerry and reaction to ratification without reservations.
In Bristol Notes and Old papers for sale at PHC NIN OFFICE Miss Mattie Paull visits Connecticut for a month and Mr and Mrs Walter Lent leave for Portland Maine for vacation. Mrs James Sullivan visits Rev HJ Wren in South Hadley Falls Massachusetts. Misses Velma Herrmann Sara and Anna Callan vacation at the Weirs New Hampshire. Miss HD Waldron and nephew Thomas Manchester plan two week visit in North Middleton Massachusetts. The Bristol Yacht signal mast at the clubhouse is re-stepped and harbor light service resumed. William Streeter Relief Corps from Attleboro Massachusetts visits the Soldiers Home with entertainment. Mrs Alex Desrosier and daughters Mae Janet and niece Bertha Menard enjoy a two week vacation at North Cambridge and Lawrence Massachusetts. Rex Von Curry of the First Greenwich Mob Church officiates at State Street MOE Church. Rev Clarke McGilton takes annual vacation. pulpit supplied during absence. Frank Popsylia, with the American Expeditionary Forces in France, is discharged and has arrived home. Andrews and Mass Meabel deliver dresses at Soelock in the evening. Women’s Notes invite all members and guests to attend. Brisk social chatter about local and regional activities continues.
Local notices include Beecham's Pills advertisements and a string of social updates. Miss Margaret Doyle visits Malden. several residents head to New Hampshire and Old Orchard Beach for vacations. travel and family news fill the page, with mentions of church events, a Knights of Pythias meeting, and attendance at conventions.
The seller宣布 dropping premium receipts on purchases after August 15 to maintain low prices. Receipts totaling $20 can be redeemed anytime after that date.
The Bristol Train of Artillery announces a meeting at the State Street Armory Friday evening August 8 at 8 o'clock to arrange the Welcome Home Day Parade. All members are requested to attend. ASA W. Hathaway, Col. Commanding.
Miss Loretta Walsh daughter of Mr and Mrs James J Walsh Jr entertained about 80 guests Sunday on the west shore Poppasquash to mark her first birthday An array of visitors from Providence Worcester Webster Fall River Central Falls Pawtucket West Barrington and local town attended Chowder at noon and a Rhode Island style clambake at 3 pm prepared by John Kemph and James J Walsh A baseball game and bathing followed gifts were plentiful for the honoree
Lewis and Valentine Co. Landscape Contractors seek several thousand large cedar trees. They want well foliaged trees ten to twenty five feet tall with full branching within two or three feet of the ground and will dispatch a representative to inspect properties on Roslyn Long Island.
A collage of tiny ads lists rewards for returns and rentals. Items include houses for sale, cottages for rent, refrigerators for sale, pets for sale, and help wanted. Addresses span Hope Street to Constitution Street and Bristol streets with telephone notes and contact names.
The passage explains that twenty hens laying five eggs daily only cover expenses, while ten to fifteen eggs create profit. It argues for efficient feeding systems, promoting Dry Mash combined with a Screened Scratch Feed to maximize egg production and flock health.
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