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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
2
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Gen J G Harboard of RCA says radio provides broad access across rural America. After work, families can hear Grand Opera at home, as broadcasts reach farms faster than sound waves. He argues radio has greater farm life impact than any other national sector.
The Treasury considers a gold silver alloy coin with mostly silver and some gold to retain intrinsic value and avoid large silver dollar size. The public hears of declining precious metal mining and argues metal money could spur mining, production, and industrial activity worldwide.
Leaders in Congress show broad support for a measure to cut federal taxes. Proposed by the President and the Treasury Secretary, the bill aims for quick passage as taxpayers face still high levies despite economic progress and earlier rate reductions. Ways and Means members have gathered data for the new legislation.
Bristol Chapter D A R will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Regent Mrs William S Manchester on Central street Monday at 1 o'clock. State Regent Mrs George H Fowler and State Board of Managers will attend as guests. Miss Aida A Connery will sing with pianist Mrs Benjamin M MacDougall during the social hour.
Local notices promote sales at L Levy's Shoe Store on State Street and Suzman’s shop with new Georgette sleeves. Community events include a clam boil at Odd Fellows Hall, a fraternal visit by Massasoit Encampment, and a Soldiers' Home Committee husking bee benefiting veterans. William J. Connery discussed as Dry Enforcement Chief candidate. attending tax officials conference noted. Newport ferry service resumes after engine trouble. through buses reroute between Newport and Providence.
Retail ad lists roast beef pot roast rib roast and leg of lamb smoked ham corned beef and cabbage fresh shoulders butter at 27 cents per pound.
A Providence radio message from WJAR traveled 8000 miles and 640 feet underground to a South African diamond mine where C. M. Manchester heard James Reilly voice on a fire tube receiving set. The experienced miner felt home sick and planned to visit relatives in Providence, believed to be Bristol-born. He may be related to Walter Manchester and William Allen Manchester, a former local wheelwright.
The Altar Society of St Marys Church hosted a benefit whist at Grand Army Hall to fund a new altar for the upper church. Fifty four tables filled the room with prizes awarded to women Gladys Brelsford, Mrs. William O Rourke, Mrs. Joseph Newbold and men William T Dwyer, Charles Breen, Edward L Walsh. A post game concert followed with homemade candy sales. James J Walsh chaired the arrangements.
The newly installed officers of Reba Rebekah Lodge I O F presided at their first regular meeting in Odd Fellows Hall. They voted to hold a series of whists starting at Amasa C Williston’s home on Constitution Street Monday evening under the social committee led by Mrs Anna Brelsford. An invitation from Celestia Lodge Warren to attend a school of instruction in Warren on Tuesday evening Nov 17 was accepted.
Troops 4 and 5 Bristol meet tonight at 7 30 at the Scout building and Trinity Parish House Teams practice for Armistice Day parade. Troop 1 moves to Monday 7 30 for final plans. Court of Honor for Merit Badges meets Monday 7 30 at the Patrol Leaders Club on Franklin Street.
Place in this town died at the Soldiers' Home on November 5 at age 95.
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Lost crescent shaped pearl breast pin about 14 inches long. Finder is asked to give it to 259 Hope St. Suitable reward. CHLES KEARNEY 1 Church St Tel 450 R. Also an ad noting gasoline gauge will fit Ford Chevrolet and Overland cars not sold in stores.
A damaged notice states a package of merchandise was located on the main road just below Colt Drive on Tuesday afternoon. The owner may claim by proving ownership and paying advertising costs at 1059 Hope Street.
Listing for a corner tenement at Hope and OS A streets with all improvements. Apply De Cristofaro at Olympiaentre Building.
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