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National necessity places new duty on every motorist as the world’s largest rubber maker pledges tires with unfailing reliability and extreme mileage.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
4
National necessity places new duty on every motorist as the world’s largest rubber maker pledges tires with unfailing reliability and extreme mileage.
The article recounts Sir George Downing’s mixed career from Puritan clerk to Cromwellian diplomat and English ambassador to the Netherlands. It notes his rise through diplomatic ranks and landholdings on a plot that became Downing Street, detailing the £80,000 in bonds and the eventual transformation of his dining space into the No 10 cabinet room.
A vivid portrait of Quebec portraying it as a largely French city with four fifths of residents speaking French, distinct from other Canadian cities, with gray stone architecture, harmonious growth, narrow steep streets, and a lively but quiet Saturday night atmosphere.
Col William F Cody recounts a South Platte attack where three men die and he shoots an Indian leaping from a bank. He describes the moment he fires from the riverbank and witnesses a dead Indian tumbling into the water, claiming hero status thereafter.
The passage argues most effort is wasted and only a tenth yields real value. It urges slowing pace and quiet study of the cosmos to ensure the remaining time is used with discriminating purpose.
Nervous sick headaches and dyspepsia plagued a resident at 160 Caroline Ave Ogdensburg New York until using Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets. The testimonial claims relief on the first day and ongoing health benefits with prices 25c trial size and 6 for $2.50. Sold by FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited Ogdensburg New York.
A special meeting of Constitution Tent No 11 Maccabees elected Commander Hiram A Rounds as delegate to the State Convention in Providence on June 17 and Past Commander A W Barrett as alternate. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening June 26.
Wilhelmina Shepard of Bristol applies for 10 acres of oyster ground in Bristol Harbor south of and adjoining Lot 74 A. A hearing is set for Friday June 21 1918 at 10 o’clock a m at the office of the Commissioners of Shell Fisheries State House Providence. Commissioners Edward Atchison William T Lewis Milton Duckworth Randall A Harrington Henry K Littlefield preside.
Public auction to sell two parcels of land in Bristol and Ariatol Town bounds following a 1912 mortgage. The sale, set for Saturday June 29 1918 at 2 PM, describes an 11 acre main tract beside King Philip Avenue and a 2 acre woodland tract. Washington R. Prescott, attorney, notes sale terms.
May 29 1918 probate notice requests Wallis E Howe or another suitable person be appointed administrator of the estate of Theresa B Hay of Bristol who died intestate. Hearing set for June 17 1918 at 10 30 AM in the Bristol Probate Court Room. Notice ordered published three days once a week in the Bristol Centix. Community notice filed by Probate Clerk John M Coggeshall.
The estate of Paul Bruno of Bristol presents a last will and testament for probate. The matter is referred to June seventeenth, 1918 at 10 30 o clock A M in the Probate Court Room for consideration. Notice is ordered to be published for fourteen days, once a week, in the Bristol Phenix.
Upcoming events include dances at G A R Hall on June 4 11 and 17 under various groups, a Colt Memorial High School private dance on June 7 benefiting Colt Cadets, a Navy Armory dance June 10 for U S S Dupont crew and Red Cross, and a minstrel show June 18 at Pastime Theatre for the Third Co R I C A N G company fund.
The piece argues that cheerfulness works real magic by transforming perception and outcomes. It cites a fairy tale vibe of transforming ragged gowns and pumpkins into princess attire and a coach, plus a cheerful outlook enabling wonderful changes.
Public auction notice from the Sheriff’s Office in Bristol on March 6, 1918. Official action authorizes sale under authority of state law. Details of property and terms not fully legible in OCR.
Town Clerk John M. Coggeshall informs Bristol voters to register for the upcoming election. Registration runs daily in June from 9 am to noon and 2 pm to 5 pm, excluding Sundays and holidays, with special hours June 24–29. Registration ends June 29 at 9 pm due to June 30 falling on Sunday.
In Bristol May 23 1918 Sandolo Morra and wife seek to adopt Anna Hurst born 1905 in Chicopee Massachusetts and change her name to Angelina Morra. They have had custody for seven years and the child's parents are deceased. A hearing is set July 15 1918 in the Probate Court Bristol with notice to be published for three weeks in the Bristol Phenix.
Town of Bristol adopts an ordinance to erect conspicuous signs reading Go to the right in public streets and intersections. Drivers must pass to the right of the sign or post or face fines from two to twenty dollars. The ordinance takes effect May 21, 1918.
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company as executor of the will of a Bristol resident requests allowance of its first and final account. The court sets the date for review on June 17, 1918, at 10:80. a.m. in Bristol Probate Court, with notice to be published weekly for fourteen days in the Bristol Phenix.
Emily Golden appointed administratrix of Nicholas J Golden estate by Bristol Probate Court. Bond filed. All claimants must file within six months from first advertisement. Helen F. A. Drury also named administratrix of John Temple Drury estate and bonded. May 20 1918.
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