Fragmentary Advertisements Listing Names and Addresses
A partial OCR clip shows several advertisements with names such as Beate festolen and L. Booth, and addresses like 222 Wood Street and 180 Hope Street, along with items including a gas range and various business listings. The legibility is limited and multiple scattered lines suggest a classifieds page.
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I. Beate
Wood Street
Phenix
Hope Street
Fish & Co
I. Booth
Gear House
Perry Y
R. Watkins Co
Bee L. Booth
Edward I. Leah
Mount Hope Bay Bridge: engineering and policy hurdles
The Providence Journal discusses bridging Mount Hope Bay via Bristol Ferryway and warns the plan faces major engineering limits and regulatory hurdles. It notes required clearance, tidal currents, pier siting, federal and Massachusetts interests, and the need to weigh travel value and toll viability against statewide tax implications.
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General Assembly
Mount Hope Bay
Bristol Ferry
Mount Hope
Narragansett Bays
Providence Journal
Bristol
Rhode Island
Portsmouth
Fall River
Massachusetts City
War Department
Providence River
Massachusetts
Tiverton
Providence
Newart
Newport County
Washington Bridge
May Town Meetings And Local Commerce Notices
Regular Town Council meeting announced for this evening. May devotions planned at St Marys Church each Wednesday in May. New footwear line advertised by local shops. Civil docket notes no criminal cases. several civil items listed. Dog license totals up to 195 with 70 fewer than prior year. Civilian updates include medical furloughs and local church drives. Yacht captain Slocum appointed master of the Manganteen. Providence Gun Club results report C H Dillon high gun.
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Swan Russell
Suzman’s
St. Mary’s Church
F. E. Suzman
Sam the
Fifth District Court
Basi Bellae
Sam
Margaret Oberg
William Oberg
Hope Street
Charles Gucciard
Detroit
Mich
Alfred Renaard
Harold Sylvester
Medical Corps
USA
Walter Reid Hospital
Washington
Providence College
Henry M. Slocum
Mangonteen
W. Cameron Forbes
Philippine Islands
Slocum
Warren
Woods Hole
Mass
Providence
Arlington
C. H. Dillon
Griffith
Dillon
Nightly fire company meetings and local happenings
The town schedules monthly fire company meetings for tomorrow night and a Sunday afternoon rainstorm prompts reports of large hail. A Naval Armory dance, an eye catching new shirt line, and several local health and hospital notes appear alongside updates on residents Mrs. James Edge and Bernard V. Morris. A lunar eclipse was observed Sunday evening as clouds briefly cleared. Hannah G. Kinder, a pianist, returns home for the summer after engagements in Oswego Gloversville and Oneonta. Town figures William Connery and John Magee are noted with medical and public health matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Armory
Art Alice, No. 124
Independent Order of Foresters
F. E. Suzman
James Edge
Hope Private
Providence
Eoiclaghen
Hannah G. Kinder
Oswego
Gloversville
Oneonta
New York
Sam
Bernard V. Morris
John W. Keefe
William M Connery
Rhode Island Hospital
High Street
Mr. Connery
John Hugh Magee
Express
State Laboratory
State House
Dominick Palumbo
Morris
Carmene
Magee
Fisk Tires Promise More Miles at Lower Cost
The ad touts Fisk tires as cheaper upfront than standard brands with longer mileage, claiming lower cost per mile due to extended tread life and improved value for buyers seeking economy.
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Fisk
United Brothers Lodge 50th Anniversary Plans Set
Arrangements completed for the 50th anniversary of United Brothers Lodge No 13 I O F B on Thursday evening. Past Grand Joseph E Farnham is expected to speak with a musical program and a collation served. 50 year members listed include George A Arnold Frederick A Geisler Byron Kish and Julius Miller.
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United _ Brothers’ Lodge
No. 13
I. O. OF
Joseph E. Farnham
George A. Arnold
Frederick A. Geisler
Byron K. Kish
Julius
Miller
Cut Flowers for Sale and Help Wanted in Town
A selection of handsome cut flowers, vegetable and flowering plants offered for sale at a greenhouse on High Street near Walley Street. Starr L Booth advertised. Also a notice seeking a boy to learn the printing business with in-person applications at the Phoenix Office.
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Vaney
Ss. O
High Street
Walley Street
Starr L. Booth
Pho&snix
Missing Black Handbag Reward Notice on Hope Street
A Black Handbag found on Hope Street between Burton and Walley is offered with a reward for its return. People may keep the money if they bring the bag’s keys to 180 Hope St or the PHOENIX OFFICE. Also mentions obtaining free soil from excavations via PHOENIX OFFICE.
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Hope Street
Burton
Walley Street
Hope St
Phocenix
Home for Catholic child seeks board and care in Providence
Advertises a home for a school aged Catholic child with access to school and church, good family care, and state home leadership. Seeks a man with a team or automobile who can bond to sell a property at 137 Watkins home and Farm products. Territory open in the county. Monthly income range stated. Write J R Watkins Co Dept 112 Winona Minn.
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Smith Street
Providence
Watkins
J R. Watkins Co
Dept
Winona
Minn
For Sale Garland Gas Range and Bulldog Lost Notice
For sale Garland gas range with four burners and broiler in first class condition. Cheap for cash. Also a gray nine month old female bulldog named Phoenix. Lost last Thursday afternoon. Return or send information to Hugh Murray at 601 Wood Street.
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Garland Gas Range
Ami
Phoenix Office
Hugh Murray
Wood Street
Missing belt with sterling buckle at Pastime Theatre
A belt with a sterling silver buckle reported stolen from the Pastime Theatre. The item belonged to a participant in the Pinafore production and the PHOENIX OFFICE is asked to retrieve it to prevent trouble.
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Phoenix Office
Five Desirable House Lots on Sherry Avenue for Building
Auction style classified notes list several housing and business items including five desirable house lots on Sherry Avenue offered by A P Nerone and multiple rental and sale opportunities. Also listed are trades like painters wanted at Muller and Doyle, saddle notice on Burton Street, a farm teamster job at Colt Farm, shoe repair services, and two houses on leased land at 99 year term with total rents of 1376 dollars. References include 686 Hope St near Franklin, Warren area, and 23 Ryan Avenue listings by Vincenzo Pay.
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Sherry Avenue
A. P. Nerone
Hope St
Franklin Street
Pasquale Romano
State Street
Central town tenement sought by young American couple
Wanted: four or five room central town flat or small apartment. Improvements preferred. Address Box X.
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Phoenix
Bristol Yacht Club Sets Plans for Races and Rowboat Purchase
William G now Mrs has accepted the office of Ciapiodere of the Bristol Yacht Glibe for which he was recently elected with members of committees at the club house last evening. Plans were made for races this coming season and for the purchase of rowboats for members use. The club will hold dancing socials every other Saturday night. Mr and Mrs James C Church and Miss Carrie Thomas who spent the winter in California are expected home tomorrow. They have been in Pasadena and Miss Thomas spent five months with ranch friends near Porterville in the northern part of the state, herding cattle and driving a Case tractor.
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William G
Ciapiodere
Bristol
Glibé
Club House
James C. Church
Carrie Thomas
California
Morrow
Mrs. Church
Pasadena
Miss Thomas
Porterville
Defendent Gilooly Hires Judge Hammill in Murder Case
Francis Gilooly of Providence is charged with the murder of Frederick Fidler of Glastonbury. Judge FH Hammill has been engaged to defend Gilooly, who was arrested by New York authorities on arrival of the Oil Tanker Steed at New York Port. The act is alleged to have occurred aboard the Steed while sailing Tatpicg Mexico en route to New York.
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FH. Hammill
Francis Gilooly
Providence
New York
Frederick. Fidler
Glastonbury
Gilooly
Steed
Reig
Tatpicg
Mexico
New. York
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Ledger
Samuel C Wardwell and wife convey to James Mi FO House lot on Bay Views avenue. McKenna transfers six lots of land on Bay View avenue. Heirs of Howard-Manichester convey to Luigi Romano a house and lot on the west side of Hope street near Franklin street.
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Samuel C. ‘Wardwell
James Mi FO
Bay Views Avenues
Bante McKenna
Graham ‘Perry
Ysix
Bay View’ Avenue
Howard - Manichester
O Luigi Romano
Hope
Franklin
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Bristol County
Farrally Brothers
J. F. Farrally
Bristol Post Office
BR. I
HE. M. Darling
Northup Bros
Richard C. Quirk
Harold E. Place
Hasbrouck
Mount Hope Bay Bridge
American Railway Express
A.m
AM. P.M
News of
Buffington’s Pharmacy
Garfield Avenue
Schol Committee
B. W. Wall
F. N. Easterbrooks
Wood St
Howard R. Newman
Nora A. Sullivan
Easterbrooks
Hopiiel
Chas. F. McHugh
Bradford, St
The
William Perry
Court Street
Edward L. Leahy
Glendale
Wood Stree
Phcenix
Octave Leclair
Muller & Doyle
Tel Warren
Burton Street
G. M. Congdon
Erry Hill Road
Colt Farm
Champion Shoes Repair Shop
State St
Chandler
W. G. Murphy
Ryan Avenue
Vincenzo
A. le John ST
Lark
B. T. Fish & CO
Telephone
Staples Coal Company
Bristol Train of Artillery
State Street Armory
Artillery
J. H. Bailey
A. W. Hathaway
Pure Food Store
Cash and Carry Sale
Chase & Sanborn
Pekoe
Ceylon
Formosa
DelMonte
Charles A. Johnson
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