Rhode Island Milk Control Board Sets Minimum Grade A Prices
The Rhode Island Milk Control Board orders minimum Class 1 Grade A milk prices effective Sept 1, 1959 for Market Areas One through Six after a June 23, 1959 hearing. It rescinds Official Order 282 and modifies sections of Official Order 219, establishing a minimum of 35 cents per hundredweight for Grade A milk purchased from Rhode Island licensed producers, added to the Class I price under the Southeastern New England Market Area Federal Order No 90.
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Rhode Island Milk Control Board Issues New Pricing Order
The Rhode Island Milk Control Board executive officer announces a new pricing framework for milk deliveries. It covers minimum quartage, processing charges, home milk deliveries, and a 12 quart carton option, with specific per quart rates and penalties for other dealers.
Letter to the Editor on Bristol memories and travel
A veteran writer recalls visits to Bristol with appreciation for locals like the Maytums and Buffington. He describes fishing along the station wharf near the old Consolidated railway, catching nippers and a tautog, and a skunk incident under the porch, ending with plans tied to Labor Day.
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Intoxicating Beverage License Transfers Sought in Town Meeting
The Town Council will convene on September 17, 1980 to hear transfers for Class B Victualer and Class C licenses. Sebastiano Cannizzaro Francesca Cannizzaro 260 Wood Street and Sebastiano annietate Madeline Wordell Gayer 200 Wood Street seek licenses, with Nicholas Mancieri at 168 170 172 Bradford Street. Remonstrances must be filed before the hearing.
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Francesca Cannizzaro
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Bradford Street
Fortunato Artisto
Bursning
Tax Action Considered on Delinquent Property and Cars
The official notes pending tax actions on cars and real estate from prior years. He says unpaid taxes linger from 1957 and that action will be taken in some cases despite the extra expense and workload. Citizens urged to settle taxes to avoid enforcement.
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Centrally Located Multi-Unit and Other Real Estate Listings
Real estate directory listing No 1 describes a centrally located three family dwelling with four floors, porches and ample closets plus a divided cement cellar on three lots for income at 12500. No 2 offers a three bedroom ranch on a tree lined South Warren street priced at 18000. No 3 Four bedroom cottage at Bristol Narrows with barn garage and tool shed at 12000. No 4 Four bedroom home on High Street with new heating system and windows at 12900. No 5 Three lots at Bayside Shores at 1000 each in Waldivde. No 6 One wide town sewer and water lot at 2508. No 7 other good listings include four summer cottages from 2900 to 8300.
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