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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1921
Page
2
An advertising representative for The American Press Association reports on Tuesday December 13 1921 detailing campaigns, client services, and media reach across newspapers and periodicals. It notes strategies for market expansion and collaboration with publishers.
Bristol defeats Brunswick by a single point at Rousles Park in a hard fought football clash. Nerone breaks for 90 yards to a touchdown as Bristol’s backfield powers through Brunswick line. The Brunswicks, aided by two passes, score late but miss the lead as Bristol secures the victory and claims the local crown.
The article notes upcoming home game for the local semi professional basketball team at the YM. It mentions new uniforms and subscriptions arriving for the game and highlights anticipation for the matchup against Southern New Three. It also references players and local sports figures involved in the event.
The notice lists mail arrival and closing times as 7 and 8 am and 7 30 am for males, with 8.50 11.50 am and 1.60 5.50 7.15 pm. Sunday mails arrive at 8 am and close at 4 50 pm. American Railway Express shows outward departures at 9 20 am 2 20 pm 5 20 pm and inward arrivals at 9 am 2 pm and 5 pm.
Bristol and vicinity report the city council approved a $2.5 million park expansion plan in a Tuesday meeting. Local officials say the project will add playgrounds, trails, and green space near the riverfront.
Town youths expect to attend a Balloon Dance at Baremans Hall West Barkingston Friday evening. Music by Porter Orchestra. An air of holiday events fills the town with a festive week ahead.
A local retailer touts practical gifts for every family member this year offering useful serviceable clothing at affordable prices. The ad emphasizes staying local to avoid city trips and highlights budget friendly options.
At a Daughters of Isabella meeting in G A R Hall the annual officer slate for Hope Circle No. 70 was elected led by State Regent Mary Condon. Plans were set for a chicken salad supper December 19 and a Christmas chest raffle with proceeds to benefit church activities and a Christmas tree for St Marys Church children.
A SONS OF VETERANS meeting at a Beaverton camp discussed upcoming events and visitation plans. Commander George Ro Pash led a discussion with staff about future meetings and activities. An evening gathering on December 23 featured a Division Commander and booster with plans for a peaceful, enjoyable event.
Bristol Troop 1 and Second Troop held meetings with contests on indoor tracking and stunts. The Wolf Patrol staged a luncheon party with a dish washing game won by Edgar Davis and Percy Middleton. The Court of Honor is postponed to January 19. toy repairs continue for distribution.
A brief comparison states that England covers less than half the area of Colorado. The note emphasizes the size difference between the two regions without specifying exact figures.
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