Subscriptions Rates and Addresses for Newspapers
Advertisement lists subscription options: two papers weekly or one year prepaid. six months and three months rates. postages free. Prices shown as two dollars for yearly, one dollar fifty cents for six months, and two cents per copy. Addresses at YM C A Block Wood Street 485 Hope Street 10 F Building Easterbrooks Block 546 Wood Street. Publication date Tuesday September 28 1926.
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Wood Street
Hope Street
Easterbrooks
Burnside Memorial Building
Warren Defeats Bristol in annual Little World Series
Warren defeated Bristol in a ten inning game at Janes Park to win the series. Low attendance marked all three games as Warren pulled ahead late with four runs in the tenth inning while Macomber Hathaway and Greenwood starred for Warren and Sousa and Vo Champlain pitched for Bristol.
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Warren
Bristol
Janes Park
Otto
Sousa
Prattie
Shippee
Meedieras
Brostel
Ota
Bristel
Bering 2
Local Club Notes and Bake Sale Event
Members from Berstot Coumear No 379 Knights of Columbus and friends gathered Sunday at Peleg Francis Farm Rehoboth. A chowder bake and bake sale were held after a 4p ball game where single men defeated married men by a score of X to 7. Home return times varied through the afternoon.
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Berstot Coumear
Coumbas
Tod
van Outning
Clair
Peleg Francis Farm
Rehoboth
Primerose feast heads to Columbia Hall event
A Friday gathering at Columbia Hall marks the annual Primerose feast. Attendees plan a ceremonial program with regional dignitaries and community groups expected to attend.
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Columbia Hall
Primrose
Tuk
Notice to Contractors for Town Properties Roof Work
A fragmented notice to contractors outlines roof work on town properties at Primten Way. The item mentions bidding, dates, and authorization but is garbled. It references specific task actions, timing, and approvals likely tied to municipal labor and project completion.
Local notes on residents and events around town
Miss Nancy Durfee of Washington DC visits Mrs Frank L Bowen on Burton street. Dr Alfred Merriman and wife return from Naples Maine after a 10 day outing. Dr John Murphy of Waltham and Dr Hugh Murphy of Malden stay with relatives. Carmine Maisano enters Marquette University School of Medicine. The Robinson family plans to move to Richmond Hill Long Island with their three daughters. United Brothers Lodge Neo 13 710 OF will induct officers. Police report on a hit and run across Wood street. Church events include the frosted County Association meeting and aid society service. A shipyard employee transitions to new role at the National Rubber Company. Local church enrollments rise. pastoral farewells noted. An accident on Wood and Bradford streets causes minor injuries. Community notices cover school openings, mass schedules, and upcoming Scout and Soldiers’ Home activities.
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Nancy Durfee
Washington, DC
Frank L. Bowen
Burton Street
Alfred M. Merriman
Naples
John Murphy
Waltham
Hugh Murphy
Malden
Carmine J Maisano
John Maisano
Providence College
Marquette University School of Medicine
Milwaukee
Thomas Robinson
Richmond Hill
Long Island
Katherine Lavander
Wood Street
Cleet
United Brothers Lodge
Nathan
Walburoot Tattle Compton
Wiliam
Pstrella
Warren
Hugh F. Kelley
Estrella
Frosted County Association of Clegy
State Street
Tardis Aid Society
Natioidi Rubber Company
Beaneh
United States
Pdwad
Sullivan
Barton Steeet
Sk eGila
Regir
Murray
Fall River
Grace ‘Peat
Sas
Walter
Lawrence
Mass
Carmine P. Bruno
Bradford Street
Westerly High School
Westerly
Colt Memorial High
Suzman’s
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Joseph Poja
St Elizabeth’s
John Lake
Breage T
Byfield
Fudd
Wope
Thigh
Bradford
Nevcone
Ace & Hatchies
Wate
Wallis
Rede Island Hospital
Balearestermetty
Broad Street
Buriad
Oak Curage
Pall Rover State
Wid
Seat
Angees
Wood
Antone Mello Miedle
Patth
Shane
Maine
Aya
Sxditoudack Mountains
Sukinati
Ladies’ Department
Bristol
St. Michael’s Brotherhood
Holmes Memorial House
Henry Wood
Francesca Stanzione
Franklin Street
Susan M. Sheple
Soldiers’ Home
Soldiers’ Home Committee
Woman's Relief Corps
Department of Rhode Island
McGregor Woman's Relief Corps
West Warwick
de Molay Band and Patrol
Providence
Auxiliary of
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Fragmented OCR Draft on Local Steer and Cattle Trade
The readable text discusses steers and related trade terms with references to vendors, prices, and local markets. It mentions a note about a certain cattle lot and potential buyers or sellers, with scattered phrases about safety and proxy bidding in a historical context.
Miller Amidst Odd Fragments and Nonsense
A garbled fragmentary text feature shows names and phrases stray in a confusing mix. It includes unusual terms and disjointed references without coherent context or clear events.
Unclear text ad notes rent request mentions cottage street
Fragmentary notes describe a rental listing for a four room accommodation with lights and a downstairs area. Mentions price bargaining and a basement or gan area and references rent on cottage street. Names and complete details are missing.
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Cottage Street
City Council To Vote On Parking Ban And Voter Lists
The council considers prohibiting parking on the east side of Hope Street between Franklin and Constitution streets. It will also meet as Board of Canvassers to inspect voter lists for the Democratic caucus tomorrow night and the Republican caucus Thursday night.
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Hope Street
Franklin
Constitution Streets
Hathaway Guests Visit Cos Cob Residents
Mrs Hathaway of Cos Cob and Mr Hathawry visit town and stay at the Hotel Belvedere. Regular monthly meetings of Kearney Post No 6 American Legion and its auxiliary will be held Friday night in Grand Army Hall.
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Ene Bikga
Hathawry
Hathaway
Eppin
Belvedere
Kearney Post, No. 6
American Legion
Grand Army Hall
Can't Be Bought on Installment Plan Says Character
The Worcester Gazette notes character cannot be bought on installments, contrasting modern finance with personal integrity and restraint. It signals a value judgment on money over morals and urges steadfast virtue.
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Worcester Gazette
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District Court OF the United States
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Walter H. Angell
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Edward E. Witherell
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Charles M. Connery
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James Sieberst
Cor Hope
Studebaker
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Janson
Hope St
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Linden Place
Louis Tortorice
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Flumber
A. L. Johnston
Hope and Court Sts
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William H. Bell, Incorporated
Hope Street Telephone
Freid-Eiseman Radios
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