Federal Reserve Optimism Spreads in Crop Financing Move
Washington reports and Wall Street reaction lift market optimism as Governor Harding signals crop and banking readiness to meet local needs. Heavy buying of large blocks, margins on petroleum shares, and planned increased output in Mexico influence trades.
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Federal Reserve ‘Assid
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Washington
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Southwestern
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Mexico
Railroads seek loans above seven percent rate
Washington July 9 Rail road representatives asked the interstate commerce commission for permission to borrow at more than 7 percent to join loans from a revolving fund under the transportation act. The commission has certified loans of up to 7 percent to railroads and allowed private borrowing at similar rates. Spokesmen said private loans could not be secured below 7.5 to 10 percent, often paid in scrip. Other trade reports noted stock maker oils motors and related sectors rallying amid stock covering.
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Wasitington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Carriees
Abesses Indus
Bridgeport Wholesale Prices Show Mixed Market Activity
The Bridgeport market remains generally sluggish with a Wittie movement in fruits and vegetables. Cabbage and potatoes show varied pricing while berries, apples, and peaches command higher quality demand. poultry and dairy items list modest to strong prices across carloads and crates as buyers study supply.
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Fibertis Yieaches Tran Georgiz
Bank Mergers and Increases Regarded as Very Important
The article discusses major bank mergers and capital increases led by Morgan and associated firms. It notes Liberty National Bank and Bankers Trust as key players planning a large merger, expanding capital to forty million dollars and a stock swap to $125 per share. The piece frames the moves as pivotal for financing, competition, and US trade power.
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Holland
Sulit
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Bankers’ Trust
Aulolion
Liberty Nations Bank
Daswan
Bikers
Onal Hanks
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Davison
Morgan
Myrnia
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Morger
Haldora
Mylilad
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Batapests
Realty Records Show Multiple Property Transfers and Disputes
Real estate deeds list numerous transfers across streets such as Central avenue Noble avenue and Wilmet avenue. Names include Catherine Cordes Arma M Gree Anna Paurend Elyabeth Tomas and George Whittier with various parcel sizes noted from 10 to 149 feet. The document records warranty deeds and trust actions, with inconsistent OCR errors but conveys a busy sequence of property conveyances and related parties.
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Bleresia
Haison
Central Avenue
Catherine Cordes
Arma M
Gree
Noble Avenue
Domine Gesate
Pasquale Pima
Wilmat
Anna Paurend
Godriend Elyabeth
Tomas
Bond Street
George and
Sususna Whittier
Stre Radolphy
Maurie Wond Geyer Wieney Bee
TH Pandy
David Seaine
Morris Dowors
Street
Trust
Waronch
Vera Nayacs
Steve Beldacski
Harry Feel
Maun Mary
APL Pune
Ceel
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Liberty Bonds Near New York Auction Session
A garbled financial notice from New York outlines Liberty Bond offerings with closing details, interest rates and terms. A subsequent line references a person named Elin and a court-like entry alleging preferential rights and licensing issues, with a placeholder amount of 1,000,000 and mentions of an agency and a sale.
Cotton Shay York Leads Motions in Court Action
The report notes Cotton Shay York taking the lead at a court motion while Pat Sood reveals developments. Details describe a lower tone and a dated afternoon session with references to West Tevels and a prior score of 4d to 78 pats under previous points. Experts weighed in on totals and outcomes, showing ongoing litigation dynamics.
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Shay York
Moti
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Pat
Ywest
Auras Tego
Gaby Eds
Piet Voorbta
Promt Atwck Sog
Halos
Watery Trade and Foreign Exchange Notes
A jumble of market and currency terms appears in a rough OCR fragment from a newspaper page. It mentions foreign exchange in New York, banks and bills, and a dated reference to an insolvency or financial action. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret clearly.
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Ole
Wis
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Fats Finn Exchange
Hesides
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Gayle
Foreign Exchange
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New Postal Money Rates for Foreign Exchange
The postal service announced August 14 new rates for international money orders to curb speculation. Rates include 400 dollars for one pound to Great Britain, 8 cents for Sweden, 24 cents for Netherlands, 20 cents for Norway, 20 cents for Denmark, and 1.00 to 10.00 francs for France Belgium and Italy, reflecting conformity with international postal agreements.
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Interminion
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Conataly
Sweden
Belgium
Italy
Harvester New Stock Plans and Rail Loans Approved
Hoboken New Jersey July 29 Stockholders of the International Harvester Company meet to approve a large stock issue raising capital from 60,000 to 41,000,000 and offering 20,000,000 preferred shares for a stock split among 40,000 employees. Also announced are three new railroading loans totaling 18,075,000 by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Hobokien
N.J
Vester Conus
Rahiden
Canada
Washington
Inter Commerce
Obituary notices from a crowded late 19th century page
Fragmented death notices list multiple individuals with ages and addresses, including John W and Whose Coagro 769 Rossingireet aged 2 Pivendy, and others like Willis Mesuliffe and Lily Hebert Budiedae Whee. Funeral details mention readings, services, and public care notices, with scattered dates and venues such as Golden Hill street, Lakeview, and No. B37 Sule sured Apidas. The readable items indicate a busy paper page of obituaries, death notices, and card of thanks traditons.
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Gory
Pely Cosgrove
John W
Rossingireet
Pivendy
Mulling, Scot
Redgate
Golden Hill Streck
Ain Feat
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Hustan
Willis Mesuliffe
Suyny
Eurtige
Vail
Lakeview
Heath
Jemval Agare
Industry Croops Decline Across Regions and Sectors
A fragmented report notes declines in agricultural and industrial output across several regions. The review highlights reduced freight activity and uneven recoveries, with commentary on transportation delays and lingering supply chain constraints affecting producers and workers.
Freight rate dispute stirs across North America
A garbled dispatch from July 2 references freight rate increases and manufacturing associations weighing actions. It mentions Ottawa, Canada, and New York in a brief, unsettled meeting context with unspecified directors and possible railway involvement, signaling tensions in pricing and transit logistics.
Mill power court cites trolley car case in Meriden
A tangled case from Meriden involves a charge related to trolley car operations. The report notes a party named Ledley and a confusion of names and roles, with arrests and court action pending.
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Mailford
Canadian Railroads to Increase Rates Across Canada
Montreal reports planned freight rate rises as rail executives seek to meet rising unit costs. The action aims to align charges with costs and to smooth operations under evolving regulatory and economic pressures. A petition for rate changes may be filed with the Dominion Board, with officials signaling adjustments in the near term.
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Montreal
Quedaly
United States
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