Conventions and Campaigns by Alfred F. Smith
The Saturday Evening Post piece recounts the physical strain of a presidential race with Democratic candidate Governor Smith in 1928. It details long days and sleepless nights, constant greetings, gifts from supporters, and final speeches, suggesting only a man in peak health could endure the campaign.
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Saturday Evening Post
Alfred F. Smith
Smith
Hoover Support Points Cited By Times Against Garner
The New York Times argues Speaker Garner’s claim that President Hoover is secretly hostile to relief measures is a political outrage. The paper asserts Hoover aims to balance the federal budget first and pursue relief after fiscal balance, stressing that boosting business would aid elections and the nation.
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Hoover
Garner
New York Times
Democrat
Times
Fight
Wall
Isa
Marsh Hawks Groundlings Nesting Habits Described
A fragment describes the marsh hawk as the sole ground nesting species with dried grass nests among weeds near a pond or marsh. Eggs are bluish white and hatch with both parents caring for offspring. the family stays together through most of summer. Food includes mice small mammals lizards and other small creatures found nearby.
Mortgagee's Sale Notice for Bristol Rhode Island 1932
Public notice of mortgagee sale of real estate in Bristol Rhode Island. Ward property described as two parcels on Woodlawn Avenue and adjoining lands in Forest Hill Estate with details of bounds, acreage about 7 1 4 acres, and contingent bid rights. Attorney Charles Z Alexander represents the owner and holder. sale date and adjournments to be announced.
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Chateet Jarmans
Bhriatel
Woodlawn Avenue
Metacam Avenue
le Wolf
Sidney DeWolf
Bristol
CF Mhiee
Charles Z. Alexander
Providence, R. I
Financing Details Revealed by M C Smith Jr in Bristol
M C Smith Jr explains financing for a new Bristol venture, stating he is not connected to Carr Manufacturing Co. He says the town will be paid for all water used by the new company, with revenue exceeding taxes if exemptions last ten years, per the Metacom Avenue water line agreement.
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Bristol
Carr Mfg. Co
Smith
Metacom Avenue
Annual Meeting of Bristol Home For Aged Women
The Q98th annual meeting of the Bristol Home for Aged Women was held at the home 35 Prank street on Wednesday afternoon June 5th at 4 o'clock with Rev Herbert Graetz presiding. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President Mrs Samuel Kinder Vue, President Mrs Charles A Johnson, Secretary Mrs Robert F Munro, Treasurer Miss Juha A Herreshoff. Advisory and board appointments were noted with several church representatives and community members listed.
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Bristol
Prank Street
Res Herbert
Sraetz
Herbert TD Graetz
Samuel Kinder Vue
Charles A Johnson
Robert F. Munre
Juha
Herreshoff
Mianapers Methodist Church
Harriet P
Frederick, Blarsdell
Bristol Home for Aged Women Board Sees Quiet Growth
The Bristol Home for Aged Women reports a hopeful year with increased efficiency and comfort thanks to donor support and careful management. Upgrades include a helium refrigerator, air burner, renovated living and bath areas, roof work, and new piazza awnings. The waiting list remains small and community aid from churches and individuals flowed through legacies and gifts.
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Board of Managers
Bristol
Friends of the Home
Nystrom Profiles Finland At Rotary Meeting
Chas G Nystrom spoke at the Rotary Club outlining Finland history natural resources government and people He described centuries of Swedish and Russian domination the 1918 revolution and recent prohibition repeal He noted paper industry lack of coal iron and need for imports plus extensive lakes and rivers The government owns railroads and utilities and Finnish culture includes many concerts Rex A Parshley introduced him with guests Carl W Haffenreffer and Rep Thomas H Byrnes present.
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Charles G Nystrom
Finland
Rotary Club
Hotel
Belvedere
Vir Nystrom
Herreshoff Manufacturing Co
SF Cesalit
Russia
Petrograd
Unti
Mero Nostrom
Nystrom
Rex A R_ Parshleys
Carl W Haffenreffer
Thomas H. Byrnes
Wooden Leg Won't Qualify for Workmen's Comp
The Supreme Court of California rules that a teamster John Driscoll cannot claim workmen’s compensation for a broken wooden leg after his horses shied and threw him. Three judges dissented, arguing the loss of an artificial limb is a real disability. The majority warned such a ruling could open claims for crutches eyeglasses and false teeth.
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Supreme Court of California
John Driscoll
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Children's Honey Sox
Sartin’s Foot Health Shoe Store
State and Wood Sts
Beach Terrace
Bristol Highlands
Ferry Hill
Hope Cleansers
Warren F. Luther
Victor Cleansing Co
Priscilla Beauty Shop
Hope Street
Tel
Peter Pan
Warren
Washington St
Silverbrook
Yukon
Galden
A. & P. Peas
del Monte
Iona
Burnett
Munich
Frankforts
Haddock
Washington
Uit
M. C. Smith,Jr
Messrs
Benjamin McMacDeougall
Fpadward PO Church
Frederick Fo Hodgdon
Clinton T Sherman
Wiliam Angevine
Clinton Bo Sherman
SECRE
Cristiies
Christian Endeavor Society of the Baptist Church
Mass Pfarriet
Peckham
Tuha Wardwe
St Michaels
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Baptist
Congregational
Trinity
Merriman
Phoenx
Carrier Munro
Ferncroft Public
Ace High
Chas. G. Nystrom
Rotary
Bristol Phoenix Publishing CO
Newman Bros
Bristol Owls
Swift’s Brook
Mne
Newman’s
Swift
Weber Farm
Bristol Broilers
Tivs Sv
R. I
London
S. S. Pierce