Logan Hopeful For Industrial Improvement In 1933
Logan and Logan County look toward 1933 with cautious optimism as factories restart and expand. The Cin gnoe Company plant near Logan employs up to 200, while Clay Product Company considers capital refinancing to about 340 000 dollars, signaling stability. Foundry and Machine plant resumes operations with more workers. Valley Brick and Pottery may reopen, aiding state highway contracts and local employment.
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Logan
Cingnoe Company
Valley Brick Company
Pottery Company
Hocking Felda
Wyoming Farm Hands Receive Highest Pay
Cheyenne Wyoming farm hands earned the highest wages among nine western and midwestern states, averaging board, room and 25.25 dollars per month. The pay shows a decline from 53.00 dollars in 1928 1929 to 47.75 in 1930 and 35.50 in 1931, with no rich earnings noted.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
U.P
Improvement in Health Conditions Is Reported
Milwaukee health commissioner Dr. John P. Koehler cites brighter health conditions as a bright spot in a low mood. He notes fewer automobile accidents due to fewer cars on the road, fewer wild parties and hangovers, more healthful sleep, and less stomach trouble from plainer eating.
Sweden Builds 600 Miles of Roads in Summer
Sweden reports a new record with over 600 miles of automobile roads built in the past summer. Government automobile tax contributions reached 22,814,627 kronor about 6,114,320 dollars at par. Communities used local appropriations to relieve unemployment.
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Stockholm
U.R
Sweden
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Milwaukee
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F. J. Beasley Company