Record-Breaking U S Building Activity in 1925
New York dispatch reports contracts for the first five months of 1925 surpassing all prior totals. Analysts expect national construction to reach about 5 billion dollars, with labor efficiency improving and lumber, steel, and hardware demand rising. The boom reflects momentum across housing, roads, and industrial projects, despite some slowdowns in rail and textile sectors.
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Pacific Coast
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Bteel
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Eosper
Sinc
Forbes Optimist Sees Value In Copper Outlook Amid Doubts
A Canton Daily News column from 1925, attributed to roRRES, surveys copper industry prospects and market sentiment. It argues that despite faults in the sector, optimism persists, while noting speculative pressures and broader economic conditions shaping investor views. The piece weighs industry strength against observed declines and emphasizes cautious confidence in long term value.
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Timate Keaton
Pati
Sorel
Osaper
Litas
Eaheermaner
Ata Ateuriie Net
Daily Want Ads Go To Farmers For Low Prices
Local daily classified section lists farmer oriented want ads offering low prices for goods and services. Items include farm equipment feed and livestock needs with contact and delivery options.
New York Stocks Slip Amid Turbulent Market
Wall Street traders faced a quiet week ending June 1 as interest shifted to shifting financial news. Investors monitored small cap movements and bond yields while major indices showed limited changes. Financial houses and brokers weighed late earning reports and regulatory hints.
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Stuart P.wis
Wall Street
New York
Hag
New York Bonds Market Mixed Amid Widening Moves
Local bond market activity showed uneven shifts with Third Avenue adjustments up four points and prices edging higher in some issues while others drifted. Foreign exchanges remained largely steady as traders weighed trade balances and unseen factors, with Norges and Mercantile Marine bonds among notable movements and several railroad and utility issues cited in light trading.
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Monde
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Geome
Canton Stocks and Livestock Ledger Amid Market Notes
Fragmentary OCR item reports livestock and stock prices with scattered figures and names, noting Canton market activity and some listings. The readable fragments reference Detcher, Bails, and potential prices around eight to ten dollars, with 1000 units implied and occasional references to meat or feed markets.
Annual Meeting of Woman's Club in June
The Woman's Club holds its final meeting of the year at hum home on Michigan Ave. Delegates who attended the recent Federated Women’s Clubs convention at Canton will report. Subscriptions to the Behring playground fund will be received, and a large turnout is anticipated.
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Ogean Freight
Hares
Teavaiere
Norway
Iran
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Stenaian
Smabheta
Teantud
Naa
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Wiltam" Stevenson
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Clute
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Goons Case Highlight Quoted Youth Detailing Incident
A garbled OCR fragment mentions quotes at Ye 10 with teen, referencing a case involving a youth and goons. Details are unclear due to text damage but suggest a legal or criminal context centered on a teen. Further readable data needed for precise summary.
Toledo Graty Zolepe Jane PSSiogt Saga Biasagtey
A fragmented report from Toledo details an unusual incident involving several named individuals and local groups. The piece references a group called Mobb P and a person named Mina ghee, with mentions of a Standard Fraettonat authority and a Wrasse rm designation.
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Zolepe
Jane Paca
Pssiogt
Biasgtey
Bae
Mina Ghee
Prices and plans surface from scattered June notices
A jumble of June 1 items from Philadelphia Gulfport Boston and Chicago describes hosters sellers bids for cones, proposed works and price checks. Officials consider bids around $2,000 for a project near Biloxi while other items note a $100,000 bridge and progress on local plant work with lowes and brick firms involved.
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Deine Bt Land Brick & Clay
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East Greenville Daughters Club Event Recap
A jumble of names and places outlines a social gathering led by Roxie Young with Edna and Mrs Jeane Balt Bianche among attendees. The notes mention Canton of Amerton, Canton residents, and a Decora Arthur committee while detailing tea rounds, evenings, and guest lists at a residence.
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Ion
Jeane Balt Bianche
Cambie
Chia Augustine
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Ant Me
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Amerton
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Arthur Critee
Lea Eekroad
Randaed
Roxie Young
Enngsun
Evelyn Utes Ie
Frank Feibley
Scondary
West Brookfield Community Notes and Local Visits
News from Justice West Brookfield and surrounding areas includes the Ladies Aid at the Lutheran church hosting a log meeting, and social visits by Mrs Harriet Smith Mil and Mrs Shelson of Masalion. Local families attend events, with neighbors like Catherine Geet and Norma Wirsisclaust noted, plus residents returning from trips and hosting guests at Beach and Pine locations.
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