Getting Busy in Journal-Courier Free Trip Contest
Voters surge into the Journal-Courier Free Trip contest as enthusiasm grows daily. Contestants push harder for ballots and promise to claim the high honors with renewed energy and participation.
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Newspaper
The Morning Journal Courier
Location
New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1908
Page
4
Voters surge into the Journal-Courier Free Trip contest as enthusiasm grows daily. Contestants push harder for ballots and promise to claim the high honors with renewed energy and participation.
The text lists numerous candidates with addresses across wards and districts in a local contest. It outlines how votes accrue from subscriptions and coupons, with daily ballots and regional tables. It emphasizes early voting and engagement, naming many contestants by name and street.
Durant's Jewelers invites customers to view a refined stock of wedding gifts this month. The shop advertises a beautiful assortment of rings and man’s jewelry in Wateles and other pieces for memorable ceremonies.
A concise message advertising a fountain pen as an essential item for young men. The copy emphasizes practicality and desirability, presenting the pen as a valuable tool for writing and personal expression.
Yesterday marked the 66th birth anniversary of D H Handy proprietor of the Hotel Davenport. Employees of the 42 Noted presented a token of esteem and Handy received a gold cutter and bullflings to improve fire protection. The items will go to the board of education for approval at next Friday's meeting. A Sunshine accretion meeting at the YMCA was noted for this morning at 10 o'clock with focus on fire escapes and alerting plans for the school district.
A group from New Haven will travel to New London for the Connecticut division Sons of Veterans meeting at the Crocker house. Attending are Commander James D. Hissop of Camp No. 1 and William C. Melkinson Wallace B. Batesett William B Blatt William H. Sellwood and B H Wooden.
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