Morris Plan Co Loans In August Show Decrease
Morris Plan Co loans for August total 61 344 17, the second month this year with loans below the prior year. The August figure compares with a 61 445 aggregate, a near one per cent drop, and the eight months show a rise of about 22.5 percent versus 1922 1924. Total landing loans remain strong at year end, with figures running into the hundreds of dollars and a strong year to date comparison.
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Joagual
Morris Plan Co
Josing
Tott
Sams
Wos
Standard Burner Saves Millions In Year’s Gas Bills
Washington reports the Bureau of Standards tests a standardized gas burner for dwellings aims to cut fuel costs in American homes. Dr. W. Stratton notes poor gas service stems from lack of standards, urging cooperation with gas associations and municipalities. The code’s third part addresses safety, with questionnaires to health departments and home tests on combustion efficiency. Five manufacturers’ burners are under test with results forthcoming.
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Washington
Sept
Secretary of Commerce
Fioover
States Bureau of Standards
W. Stratton
Bureau of Standards
Natural As Association
Kansas City
Bureau
Tr Wae
The
Gas Association
Oring
Population figures show France's population decline rising
Paris reports a vital statistics study indicating France loses about 200000 people yearly. Births drop from around a million in earlier centuries to smaller counts, with deaths near 700000. Marriage rates fall, and projections suggest population could reach zero by 2121.
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Paris
France
Dureau
Zéra
Wheat Production For Year Favorable
Estimates released by the Department of Agriculture indicate a favorable wheat year with a U S crop of 3,019,526,009 bushels, slightly below last year’s 3,058,596,000. Russia reports favorable conditions and adequate feed for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Russia
Grievous Lucks Plague Major League Clubs Streaks
Managing major league clubs, Clark Griffith styles his misfortunes as a string of mistakes. His team lacks reliable pitchers, and castoffs from his roster fare better elsewhere. Don Boone, formerly a Senator recruit, now stars with the Indians.
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Clark Griffith
Othis
Don Boone
The
Indians
Bank Commissioner Appointment and Local Commerce Notes
Governor announces Deputy Bank Commissioner John B. Byrne will succeed John I. Bissland who died recently. Fletcher Thompson, Inc. to design a Seaview Avenue factory for Waker Ice Cream. Nichols Underwear buys land on Benham Avenue for $6,000. Ford Motor Co. balance sheet as of June 30, 1922 shows assets and liabilities. July electric power output and June consumption reported by USGS. Grain markets rise with wheat, corn, and provisions, amid drought impact.
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John B. Byrne
Putnam
John I. Bissland
Offee
No Ayrse
Boan
Elon
Elarge Locat Pont
Waker Ice Cream Company
Fletcher-Thompson, Inc
Seaview Avenue
Nichols Underwear
Nichola Underwear Corporas
Benham and
Wood
Hes
Benham Avenue
Alto
J. B. Klein
Ford Motor
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Jung OM
Michigih
Askets
Cary Eee
Reece Harisg
Gus.oee UG
Timployes
Wien
United States Geological Survey
Eiloe
Assertianlee
Souson
Sushela Leas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kattsas
Canada
Debtors Record Decline in Firms Bankrupt in August Statewide
Complete bankruptcy petitions for August show fewer firms involved and lower liabilities than July and June. Total liabilities reach 555,967 with assets around 174,182 amid liquidations near 23 to 44 cents on the dollar. Six firms were liquidated in the week ending September 2 with 10,262 liabilities and 7,487 debts, a downturn from last year.
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Lannect- Out
Worty-Nyerma
Totel
Nestly
Tyne
Mobinnes
Dais
Thia
Kresge Declares Quarterly Dividend on Preferred Stock
The S. S. Kresge Five and Ten Cent Stores company announces a regular quarterly dividend on its preferred stock at 1 percent per year. It will be payable October 2 to stockholders of record as of September 15.
Reichsbank to Issue Paper Notes in December
Berlin reports the Reichsbank prepares to issue paper notes in half million mark denominations by December to meet late year money payments. The move follows recent finance measures and signals currency steps to ease unsettled payments.
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Reichsbank
Berlin
Metal Market News Copper and Tin Hold Steady on Sept 7
In New York on September 7 copper prices show steady spot and futures around 14 with tin steady near 32.37. Lead holds between 5.90 and 6.00, antimony ranges 5.25 to 5.50 with East St. Louis delivery and nearby tin noted as quiet.
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New York
East St. Oula
Money Market Snapshot From New York Sept 7
Call money in New York opened firm with 4 percent high and low 4 percent, ruling rate at 4 7, last turn 4,4,7 with offers at 44 47. Call loans against acceptance 3 percent.
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New York
Mexican oils reactionary good demand for domestics
New York stock market moved higher with broad gains led by key oil and railroad stocks. Norfolk and Western hit a new high amid railroad revival cues while mixed notes on Mexican oil activity and canning equipment shipments tempered sentiment.
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Norfolk and Western
Newa
New Jersey
Sluccati
Phillips Petroleum
Houston
Stanford
California
Nav Jairy Unival
Condon O
Norfolk Qn
Stork
Northern Preferred
Chicago
Northwestern
Strombergy Cargaretor
Bosch Magneto
Savings deposits rise across districts amid national trend
Savings deposits show a 4 percent year over year gain across the United States as reported to the Federal Reserve Board. Districts like Richmond and San Francisco lead with double digit increases, while Cleveland and Chicago show declines. The nationwide rise occurs despite bank strain from strikes and unemployment, with mutuals and other institutions included in the survey.
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Ralfit W
Richmond
Sinaion
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Postmasters of Nation to Meet in Washington
National Association of Postmasters will convene in Washington on September 27 to discuss expediting mail amid strained schedules. President Purdy, resigning at the meeting, highlights cooperation with the Post Office on standardized procedures and postal education initiatives.
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Minneapolas
Minn Sen
National Association Af
Washington
BE. A. Purdy
Cle Organization
Sécong
Third Slase |Posmasters
Try
Purdy
H. W. Work
Barnett
Purtly
National Association of Postmasters
Départment
Senadia
MD, Chance
Washington, D. C
Ja~ithrap
Toledo
Carmilles
Lunien
Chicago
Eraninarsatian Camimilies
Cholera Cases Reduced by Water Purification in Petrograd
Petrograd reports cholera cases nearly negligible after sanitation drive by American Relief Administration. Water purification and vaccination of 75,000 people reduced spread. chlorinated lime added to drinking water, funded by American Red Cross support. Medical staff expect further declines in Russia with preventive program continuing.
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Petrograd
American Relief Administration
Burifienlon Ag
American Red Cross
Eld
Russia
Demand for railroad mortgages spurs broad bond advance
New York Sept 7 The demand for railroad mortgages spurred a general advance in the bond market Norfolk and Western convertible bonds rose 4 1 4 points to parity with gains in related issues Pennsylvania gold rose to 48 St Paul and Chicago bonds advanced Libert y issues up with gains in utility and industrial sectors Public offerings included 1 775 million of 10 year 7 percent convertible notes and 1 250 million Porto Rican bonds yielding 2 0 percent four municipal issues totaling 1 078 million priced to yield 4 20 percent
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New York
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Prince
Solwnong Ge Gelsing
Colorado Industrial
Sinclair Ofza
Serra de Ponce Gs
Chile
Incerboroush Rapid Transit
Brooklyn Union
Yale
Wickwire
Spencer Steer Corporation
Meoruca
Local Produce Prices Reported by Marketing Bureau
Markets show steady prices for fruits and vegetables with uneven notes on Elberta peaches apples corn and potatoes. Livestock dairy and poultry demand remain firm while hay and grain dealers list varied door prices and freight-ready supplies across regions.
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Amos
Bartleth
Praii Oly
Mathys
Bskt
Kennary
Western
Western Wb
T. Milch
Realty Records Shows Various Property Deeds and Transfers
Warranty and quit claim deeds record transfers among Drews Fuller company Edward Snear Michael Terttay Teseba Kirth and others. Parcels range 30 to 50 feet on Buckingham Center and Trowel streets with values noted including 2300 and 5000 dollars.
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Drews-Fuller Company, Incorporated
Edward Snear
Birmingham
Arene
William H
Fox Lo Thomas
Sophie Johnson
Ichael Terttay
Teseba Kirth
Dover Atecel
Tyley B.scombe
Jnlie Alken
Wiliam Wv
Parsons
Buckingham Street
Samuel M- Harley
Drewa-Fuller Company, Incorporated, Realty
Hawley Helgins
Charles M. Gerdenier
Arthur Palmer
Shreet
Center Street
William W. Parsons
Tova P.i Lynch
Realky
Buckingham Surzet
Guaranty and Test Company
Florence B. Humphrey
Kelacy Street
Perit M. Wid Marie Ellert
Louya Enlerk
Trowel
Julius Bethe
Anne Bothy
Sans Avenue
Hizao Io William W. Parsons
Lucy
Dencombs
Buckingham
Street
Herman Beek
Canter Etrest
Pye
Americans Open Restaurants in Mexico City Looming Trend
An American woman opens a hotel and cafe in Mexico City catering to expatriates craving hotcakes and doughnuts. Bistros along Modero Avenue feature U S style items like sinkers and coffees and a notable place named Number 7 draws locals and San Franciscans alike. Dinty Moore's expands to meet demand for corned beef and cabbage.
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Mexico
City
Mexico City
Modoro Avenue
United States
San Franciscana
Clamar
Southern Commercial Congress to Meet in Chicago
The thirteenth annual Southern Commercial Congress convention will be held in Chicago on November 2. A conference on beverage relations with Texas and a trade mission to Mexico City will follow, seeking Mexican government engagement. The group, revived after wartime postponements, has longstanding ties to Reconstruction era efforts and permanent headquarters in Washington.
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Chicago
Southern Commercial Congress
Vo Association of Comimerre
Texas City
Texas
Mexico City
Atlanta
South
Capitol
Ancient Regorby Fowne By Workmen In Snps
Japan Sept 7. Walley repairing the Kozanji Temple in Nara region notes records from 1087 to 1120 with names patrons and items connected to the images. An expert from Meiji university is now examining the records and artifacts in the temple.
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Angient Regorby Fowne
Obaka
Japan
Walley Ie
Kozanji
En Gena
Nantoku
Miyaela Taunce
Medical Supplies Sent to Russians Amid Wartime Need
Murky wartime dispatch from Moscow notes the American Relief Administration distributing surgical instruments vaccines and medical supplies to five elites and about twenty six million in aid during August. The report hints at logistical challenges and mentions soap and related amenities as part of humanitarian support.
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Moscow
Saventgen
Louis
Haskal
Tirat
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St J
Penn
Punta al
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Sinclair
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Strom Car Studebaker
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U & Rubber
WU S$ Steel
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Metal Market
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Baldwin
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Portign Exchange
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Columbia Gas
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Pull Yan
American Betula
Barnett Leather
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International Combustion Engine
Chicago Pnewmatic Tool
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Marketing Bureau of the
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Commerce
Congress
U. S
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Equitable Industrial Loan, Society, Inc
Fairfield Ave
Licenson
E. B. Merritt & CO
Main St. Barnum
It Perey Sr Oy Hs
Hincks Bros.&co
New York Stock Exchange
Connecticut Securities
Main St
Bridgeport
Conn
Waterbury, Conn
Waterbury
Nat'l Bank Ride
Greenwich, Conn
Greenwich Ave
Jewel
Ysis
Bamanum
Beneficial Loan Society
Liberty Building
Bridgeporte Chamber of Commerce
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