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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1928
Page
8
The bond market saw only minor activity tied to a strong stock week. Gains came from rails and certain industrials, with U S government obligations strengthening on institutional buying as money markets remained tight and labor day revival expectations lingered.
A bust of Abraham Lincoln by American sculptor Andrew O Connor, carved in Indiana limestone, will be exhibited at the Royal Exchange London for six months. It derives from the Springfield Illinois statue and rises from a stone block near Lincoln's birthplace. The gift to a London committee may join a public art collection after display.
James D. Cunningham president of the Illinois Manufacturers Association says working men and women in Illinois own 18 percent of all stock in Illinois corporations. The disclosure highlights a notable share held by labor in state industry.
The week shows steady foreign issue activity with uneven price moves. Italian industrials attract most demand while other industrials trade lightly and mergers linger in market chatter.
Ethel Madison reports eyes burned and smarted until LAVOPTIK provided complete relief. The advertisement claims LAVOPTIK is mild soothing and quickly relieves eye pains and inflammation making tired eyes feel strong and fresh with an eye cup offered by Post Office Drug Company.
Promote installation of a Pennsylvania gas furnace to eliminate sweating walls in homes. PSA-style pitch touts comfort and energy savings while urging immediate action.
Lloyds Register reveals global gains in shipbuilding with Germany and the Nordic states expanding rapidly While Britain maintains a lead Britain faces mounting competition from the United States Germany and Scandinavian and Dutch peers The US shows large gains then stabilizes while Britain still holds a high share of large vessels and over 38 percent of ships over 5 000 gross tons Yet freight declines and scrapping slows creating market pressure for shipbuilders and owners across major nations
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