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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
2
The editorial critics rebate removal at a Monday financial town meeting warning it reduces fairness. It notes a $234,000 town appropriation would rise to about $244,000 with rebates and raises tax rate to $2.60 per $100, unless a proposed limit of $1.75 per $100 passes. It warns assessors face large revaluation if the current plans proceed.
The text laments seeing faults in individuals versus government and contemplates the mindset of a man who crashes his car into a telephone post the day after paying his first installment. The snippet hints at reflections on personal and political fault lines and a misfortune tied to a late installment.
The article argues that workers should focus on increasing production as egg prices decline daily, stressing that higher output can offset lower unit prices and sustain employment. It notes the impact on labor groups and suggests practical steps for boosting efficiency.
Analysts question whether the tame will gain wider appeal once its braking becomes as common as the humblest actions. The query hinges on practicality, safety, and cultural acceptance amid evolving transportation habits.
Bristol items report births and relocations, including a daughter born in Providence and Almira Burgess entering St Elizabeth's Home. The town records a brush fire at Fox Hill, a fire department truck debut, and a court note on Martins held in Bristol County Jail. Community clubs hold whist events with prizes and social gatherings.
The recount shows First Councilman Col A W Anthony gaining 10 votes and James J Walsh 4, Walsh net gain 3. Second Councilman Elisha Hibbert up 8, Willan Wood 47, Wood net gain 3. School Committee Mrs Condon 57, Edwin Lindsey 1, Lindsey 40, Condon 786. Tax Assessor William A Doran down 5, John H H Wall up 49, Wall net gain 54.
The Mothers' Social Aid Society held a private whist and social at Mrs M Hazen's home 154 Wood Street last Tuesday evening. Prizes awarded included ladies Mrs A Eisenstadt Genthimen A Eisenstadt. Consolations to Mrs B Alter and I Phones. Refreshments were served.
Friday and Saturday specials list canned goods and staples with pricing. Highlights include Sniders Soup four cans for 25 cents, Grape Fruit canned, Peanut Butter 22 cents per pound, Can Tomatoes 10 cents, Corned Beef rib 10 cents per pound, and various meats and baking items priced for the sale.
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