Stocks Rally Amid Bond Redemption Notice
Notice to holders of Loronabile Company of America Inc under indenture dated September 1, 1952. Bonds bearing serials listed are drawn for redemption as of September 1, 19%, with par and accrued interest. The notice includes a license grant for a park and a meeting date set for March 14 at Myrtle Rob. The document cites legal provisions and authentication details.
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Loronabile Company of America, Inc
Een Lecomobli, Inc
Trax FirstsBriggeport
Trus
Oustanaingader
Myrtle Beach
Moror
Pee Frye
Bogash Beats Panama Joe Gans In Rough Title Bout
In a bare knuckle style contest Bogash defeats Panama Joe Gans. Gans bleeds from the mouth as Bogash lands combos and body shots. The bout delivers heavy exchanges with Bogash sustaining a nose bleed while Gans fights hard, the crowd loudly applauding the action.
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Bogash
Panama Joe Gans
Jwon
Gans
Elinehseverth
San Francis
Work State
Paul Doyle
Doyle
Hunter
Lagey Westerner
Clinton
Bronkyn
Johnny Medelsohn
Alerion
Yonkers
Byogk
Cara
Bogash Jandans
Jim Bones
M Bones
Canada Welcomes Men From Europe At Meeting
Montreal based report notes Chogichin Pacific Railway Company president Beatty addressing shareowners. He cites immigration targets aiding Canada’s growth and notes high quality immigrants, while government actions on trade and transportation are expected to strengthen industry and national vitality.
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Montreal
Aushae
We Beatty
Chogichin Pacifi Hailway
Cotton Meets Veale In Unclear Report
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Cotton and Veale with unreadable surrounding text. no clear event, place, or date is discernible to summarize a factual item.
President's Improvement Triggers Short Cover in Markets
U.S. stock markets opened mixed as short covering surged amid modest gains in industrials and steel shares. Heavy trading centered on J. S. Rubber, Kelly Stringfeld, Baldwin, Maxwell Motors and others with brief rallys, while rubber and sugar shares showed temporary weakness before closing higher.
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Puhie
Sugge
Deni
J. S. Rurber
Keily Stringfeld
Record says 1923 housing boom to beat 1922 despite slack
The August survey from the Department of Labor notes 1923 housing and commercial construction surged nationwide. It shows 41,827,000,600 invested in residential work and 60 percent of annual building funds used in new structures. Despite slower early pace and rising costs, output remains robust with a projected year end improvement over 1922.
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Alpen, Couch
NGTON
Cithea
Department of Labor
Cellowine
Ett Lin Ithe
Fermi
Ig Onligert
Zulldane
Labor Department
Mplete Ruffgpse
Real Estate Deeds Listed in Local Warranty Records
A dense list of realty deeds and transfers appears in the record, naming buyers and sellers such as Mary Broravitter, Isider aot Kuien Kata, Olivia Pausch er, Henry B. Seley, and Giuseppe Novia, with streets like Pequonneck and Proidan avenues, plus mortgage and transfer references. The fragmented OCR preserves numerous property transfers and parties, highlighting a busy catalog of real estate activity in the area.
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Che Drews-Fuller Company, Inc
William Tr. Edman
Realty
Roney Morgenstern Ina Guiseppe Novia
Peanonnock
Stie B
Henry B. Seley
Olivia Pauscher
Proidan
Felon
Claraville
Ray
Bert Abpeer
Pio Falen
Desde Buys
Really Browdhway
Choias Lucag Te Dohn
Whimney
Kenjamin Bieler
Hugane
Vent Greentauin
Reli
Sirnet Cearge
Wallace Ta Mars
Sty de Mar
Foreign Exchange and Commodity Prices Reported
New York August 1 Foreign exchange and commodity price readings dominated by shifts in Bretton francs and sterling. Quotes show the franc dropping sharply to .79 cents and new lows for the year, while Belgian francs and other metals appear variably in motion amid unsettled markets. Cotton, sugar, lead and print cloth prices are listed with several figures across different grades and units.
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York
I. Ajinterdigy Sida Es
Vina
Atmolihadih
Local Produce and Market Conditions Reported Notes
The report from the State Board of Agriculture dated July 31 1929 details liberal supplies and active demand at the farm market. Prices held steady for beans apples and sweet corn while potatoes and onions showed varied movement and some items remained unchanged. Livestock and dairy quotes appear alongside produce prices with notes on measurements and regional comparisons.
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Tate Board At Agriculture
P . Hotter
KoOuthErn
Friu
Hennery
Wests Tuh
Staten
New York
Butser
Fale Comand
Phish Seo
Tule
CURB MARKET NRA MOTEK AUGUST 1 192?
Trading on the New York curb market showed a general gain with few exceptions. Stocks like Chicago Gas and Petroleum sectors rose while others such as Kansas City 1-4 to Lode and South Pennsylvania advanced. Reading Coal and Gillette Razor edged up on ex-dividend status. motors and mining shares moved unevenly.
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NRA Motek
New York
Humber
Pointe Nena Petroleum
Olio
Cities Service
Vietam
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Gillette Safe
Sx Razor
Motors
Money Rate Foretells Change in Banking Terms
A garbled OCR note hints at a money rate shift by a bank or market figure, mentioning a closing rate, a 6 unit adjustment, and an imminent call or response to authorities. Names and exact figures are unclear, but the piece signals a financial policy or rate movement discussion.
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Cty
Ierest
Phome Noble
New England Equity Corp
Stale Brrest
Grain Prices Press Up on Mixed Crop Outlook
Market reports show wheat futures firm as August estimates cut 1923 U S yield projections by 73 million bushels while Canada harvest lags. Corn and oats move modestly higher amid low European demand and windy conditions. Buyers cite private crop estimates and favorable northwest signals but overall cautious sentiment persists.
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United States
Canada
Cascary
Kansas
Boston Officer Fatally Wounded by Gangsters
Police officer Bower was fatally shot early today in Boston after confronting a group described as gangsters. Investigators later reported a possible attempt to break into a local residence tied to a sport club incident, with authorities pursuing leads.
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Boston
NM Huen
Bower
Donald
McDonald
Lawrence Cricket Rlib
Bond Rally In Sympathetic Market Slump Or Gain
Investor sentiment improved as bond prices moved forward in New York on August 1. High grade government bonds held steady while many issues posted moderate gains. Swiss government notes drew strong demand and mortgage trading showed selective gains amid irregular industrial liens.
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New York
United States
Medgerate Galins
Westcheser & Sae Priveya Dneome Fz
Rhidgon & Munaiuie Cefunding Ds
Wat Adjiethren
Cerra de Prac
Virginia
Ostewe Marisats
Ronan
Sonamrh
Greste
Prague
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