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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
14
United States business shows brighter tones with speculating activity centered on leadership roles. Stocks of electric refrigeration firms rise on optimistic outlook while auto factories hire more workers and building gains show progress.
Fragmented OCR shows scattered stock tickers and prices with disrupted names such as General Motors and Timken Rotter. Missing context makes the item unreadable, offering only garbled references to stock actions, dividends, and quotes without coherent figures or events.
The item reports New Peas and assorted fruits selling in city markets with price notes and references to wholesale trends. It details price behavior on commodities, wheat futures, and a broad Wall Street roundup including government bonds and industrial activity, noting labor, housing, and production data for the period.
The fragment describes fluctuating cheese production and trade figures tied to Chicago markets. It mentions weekly pounds produced, Wisconsin involvement, and a peak trade value of 5,802,878 with a reference to 194.144. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
A Canton news brief covers domestic and foreign wool prices, cotton market activity in New York, and general stock listings. It notes that prices are climbing but not yet at levels to trigger further lip or speculation, with specifics on fleece grades and foreign wool quietness. References to outlets and figures include Ohio wool, June 20 activity, and mentions of New York and Boston market observations.
A garbled wire service summary notes Cleveland stocks and cotton prices, with hints of cautious activity in New York and New Orleans. It references Detroit outbound freight rising and a 28 percent freight increase, while traders in Marquette and Antonio see mixed signals and early summer movement amid uncertain demand.
By Henry and Co. in Canton Ohio a notice discusses public utilities matters. readable fragments reference a vendor, animal related terms, and a byline on environmental or municipal concerns with wording unclear due to OCR.
Syndicate has acquired a substantial stake in Union Metal Manufacturing, announced Saturday by director Harry Rows Jones. The purchase, from private holders, covers common stock and includes warrants, with a plan to extend this arrangement to other Union Metal operations in St. Louis and Cleveland. The deal values shares at 200 dollars each, with 60,000 shares issued and 4 million outstanding. Union Metal, based in Canton, produces street lighting standards and related hardware, serving rail depots, estates, and filling stations.
For Friday trading in New York the bond market showed heavy activity as government and convertible securities moved. Treasury and German and French issues fluctuated with some Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean bonds uneven while copper bonds reached new highs and Berlin notes lingered near 8000.000 in detain.
cattle market notes show Grunder and Berhler handling steer offerings. buyers quote steady to good demand with steers higher than a week earlier. total cattle supply around 37,000 head, among the smallest in years. prime steers near $12, plain cows mixed, overall prices varied by quality.
Market notes show wheat prices fluctuating with a broad scare and liquidation throughout the week. Cattle and sheep costs edged higher on strong demand, while lambs and steers posted modest gains or steady values amid trading pressure and weather influences.
Dover moves to reexamine appraisal methods with Dr Schlegel to guide how appraisers contact parties in tax assessments. Industrial engineers to assist on plant and factory appraisals while township officials coordinate inspections and valuation. Police report notes in Louisville and Pittsburgh items with injuries and market details.
Orville Legion post selects Lopfenstein as chairman of the Lasts Rdowmors fund drive for the Area in Orville. The review process was mentioned as a step toward reaching the goal. The Frank B Cook wave honor of Frank E Cook was noted in connection with his life and service.
Divorced Beach City pair Delmar Lump and Bernice Jump remarried in June. They have a daughter, and Jump has since lived with her partner near Beach City. Lump works at Brewster.
Four Mount Sebring graduates receiving Bachelor of Science degrees include Alma Weay Kenzie Pauling Klingeramh Charles Gallaher Jr and Wavres Wey. McKenzie and Stlingenamith earned A. f. degrees while Me Callaber looks to medical school next.
A truck owned by Peace Grocery caught fire near 431 South Arch Street on June 2. Firefighters extinguished the blaze after a leaky carburetor ignited, causing damage but no injuries reported. The incident was limited to the vehicle and storage area.
A cantoned lead mentions TODAY'S READER column titled FAIR GAINS in the first classified page. It highlights notices from local organizations and special offers on food and merchandise for Canton’s leading merchants, with emphasis on bargains and market deals.
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