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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1943
Page
4
A parable of a business trainee who misallocates funds and is replaced by a capable successor. The piece argues five talent individuals drive national growth under free private enterprise, noting capital investments raise wages, while condemning envy of the wealthy and calls for maintaining investment incentives.
A solid rental investment offering three family units and 14 rooms with gas electricity sewer and town water. Hardwood floors throughout and a large lot. Priced at 65 800. Always rented and practical for steady income.
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine edited by the famous detective promises tough suave and witty stories selected on merit. It boasts crisp printing and pocket size like The Reader's Digest with a pleasing cover and a quarterly worth of entertaining fiction on sale at newsstands for 75e a copy.
Photo Courtesy Mall Bros. Co offers guidance on safe canning of non acidic vegetables. Emphasizes pressure cookers, alternative water bath setups, and proper jar sealing, processing times, and reheating for safety during wartime.
Mrs F Reg inald Dimond chairs Bristol plan to dedicate $5 War Stamp sales to servicemen. Blue tallys with each honoree will be placed at the Pastime Theater lobby as an honor roll lists names such as Herbert Eisenstadt and G W McDonald. Citizens urged to submit service details for a local World War II veterans history project.
Public auction scheduled for September 8 1943 in Bristol Rhode Island. Parcels A and B described on Hope Bradford and Pierce avenues respectively, with gangway access and prior deed references. Sale subject to taxes water and other charges with bidding by the mortgagee holder through George K Demopalaos attorney.
Police Chief Anthony J. Ferrara reported four traffic law violation charges with a total of 100 dollars in fines. William E. Butler and Clarence W. Ransley pleaded guilty to speeding on Ferry Road August 20, each paying 25 dollars plus costs. Frank Forte admitted speeding on Hope Street August 20 and paid 25 dollars and costs. Joseph Rose admitted a improper turn at Griswold Avenue and Ferry Road on August 18, fined 25 dollars and costs. John R. Aguiar admitted shellfish theft from a leased Bristol Bay bed August 18, fined 20 dollars and costs with Edward Hayes present. William C. Gilbert failed to appear, case continued one week for traffic violations, charged with failing to stop at Griswold Avenue and Ferry Road in August.
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