Prospects for Large Crops of Fruit in 1925
The 1925 season opens with favorable weather and rising domestic sugar production stabilizing prices. Cuban sugar output and stocks remain high while Western beet sugar and Louisiana cane industries improve. The article notes past price shocks, recent production gains, and the shift from planter to maker, with yields around 7.9 tons per acre last year and 14 tons needed to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Royle
Canton Daily News
New York
America
United States
Louisiana
Lease of Road Is No Surprise
Norfolk Virginia April 22 The lease of the Virginia railroad to the Norfolk and Western was expected and would reduce the number of independent systems subject to stockholder and interstate commerce commission approval. The Pennsylvania Railroad may press further for Norfolk & Western control, and potential links to Ford’s Detroit Toledo and Ironton system were cooled when Chester, Pennsylvania was chosen as a port for Ford export cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk, Va
Virginia Railroad
Norfolk & Western
Roads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginian
Pennsylvania Road
Pennsylvania
Henry Ford
Detroit, Toledo & Lranton
Tidewater
Chester
Ford
Canton Stocks April 22 listing across banks and firms
The Canton stock listing shows prices for banks such as First National Bank and Canton Morris Plan Bank, insurers like Diebold Safe & Lock, utilities including Ohio Power 6% and United Electric, and several industrials such as Central Steel and Gilliam Mine. Prices range with bids around 80s to 200s and notable notes on preferred shares and mortgage issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E& Fife Co
Canton
American Ex Bank
Lau Arctic
Citizens Bidg & Loan
Canton Material Co
Canton Stamp & En Co
Canton Mortgage Sec
Canton Morris Plan Bank
Ee Dannemiller. Pfd
Gos Oom Hb i
Ssbune Diaeer Et Diebold Safe & Lock
Dime Savings Bank
First National Bank
Gilliam Mine
Com
Esbes
Geo D. Harter Bank
Pav Urick
Cescoes
Miller Blanchard
Tadk Ite
Ohio Power
Stark Tuscara
Timken Detroit
Tithe Mortgame
Eccosee
United Alloy
United Electric
Greatest Ever Known in Peace-Time Business Today
In 1925 the United States shows record peace-time business across banks railroads and postal receipts. Factory output and employment hit highs as imports and exports surge while building and consumer demand rise, yet many claim business is dull due to lingering war-time cost structures and overexpanded capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Forbes
Dally Newa
New York
United States
Tron Trade Review
Local Dairy and Produce Markets Reported Across Cities
Cleveland on April 22 lists onions at 2.00 crate, potatoes at 1.60 to 1.65 for 150 lb sack, Florida No 1 rose at 7.00 bbl, poultry prices to 32c for fowls and 28c for ducks, butter around 43 to 44 cents, eggs about 28 to 29 cents. Chicago reports butter 41 to 44 cents, eggs 26 to 27 cents, cheese 23 to 25 cents, poultry prices up to 40 cents for springs, potatoes receipts noted. Pittsburgh lists butter prints 12.5 to 12.75 cents, tubs 51 to 51.5 cents, eggs 35 to 37 cents, produce potatoes 1.75 to 1.90, cucumbers 2.50 to 2.75 per box. Cited markets include Creamery and Sumner Creamery listings with dairy product pricing adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Texas
New York
Florida
Ohio
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Kuhns-Batchelor Co
39An Co
Am Corp
Sm & Ref
Atchison Ry
Gulf & W
Baldwin Loco
Ealt & Ohio
Beth Streeee
Calif Pet
Eaton A & 8
Erle Ry Oe
Miedrie
Jen Motors
Gibson Eae le Bs
Jordan Motor
Hughes We Tees
Kelly Spring
Lone Star of Kenn Co
Hecta Wee Eee
Kresge Dt Sts
Ae Lima Loco
Marland Oil
Sheen
Maxwell M ‘B
Carib Saeneee
Moon
Mo Pacific
Eee
AS Ae
Davies
Nynh& H
Red Bank Sete Eee
North West
Penn RR
Packard Motor
Phillipa Pet
Noble
Pierce-Arrow
Lago
City. Com
Pullman
Bankers
Rep Steel m4
Asace Rep Baer Cen
Roeb
Howe Sound
Ceee
Wwoodley
Grennan Sees
St Joe Lead
Standard OU
Strom Carb
Studebaker Oe
Aee See
Sagy
Borne-Scrymser
Tex Oil Oe
le Kuckeye
Qi Timken Reae
Chesebrough
Capecceses
BS Union Pac
Pfd
Ae Eeee
Crescent
US Ind
Us Rubber
Cumberland
Us Steel Oee
Eureka Pipe Line
Nee
Vanadium Eee
Galena Signal Oil. Com
Eens
Wabash A
New Pfd
Ebeeee E
West Union
Gulf Oil of Paeee
West Elec
Illinois Pipe Line
Willys Over
Imperial Oil
White Motors
Indiana Pipe Pitesecesses
Magnolia
Kentucky
Nebraska
Swan & Finch
Washington
Enee
Cotton Opening Prices Rise in New York Trading
Cotton prices opened firmer in New York today with May at 24.65 cents up 7 points to 24.93, October at 24.68 cents up 15 points, and other front months showing gains as first prices moved higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bond Opening New York April 22 Prices for Liberty Bonds
Opening liberty bonds in New York show several series with varied quotes. First 44s at 101.30, second 4s at 101.9, third 4s at 101.29, fourth 444 at 102.8, new 4s at 105.8, new 4s at 191.8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty
Prices Hold Steady in Local Fruit and Veg Markets
Market lists Wednesday morning show no changes in fresh produce prices. Alabama strawberries lead at 45 cents a quart while Louisiana pints stay 25 cents. New vegetables and eggs show limited movement and poultry supply remains tight, with some buyers left out of luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Louisiana
Chicago
Arcade Market Produce and Cheese Prices Listing
Housewife guide lists fruits and vegetables with varied prices for oranges onions celery and greens. Also includes a retail cheese market section with several regional cheese types and price per pound.
Wall Street Mixed As Bonds Strength Hold Amid Rail Data
The April 22 market summary notes strength in investment bonds and a tentative stock direction. Wheat and corn tone improves modestly on weather reports, while Union Pacific March results weaken rails sentiment. Steel trade reviews show falling production and sagging prices alongside unreliable railway freight data. Alloy, Transue, and Timken figures are listed with limited activity.
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Canton Daily Newa
Wall Street
New York
Stock Exchange
Southwest
Union Pacific
Chicago and Cleveland Livestock Prices Move Mixed
Livestock market notes from Chicago and Cleveland show hogs, cattle, and sheep trading with receipts around 17 000 hogs and 9 000 cattle in Chicago. Cleveland reports steady cattle and slower calves with lighter demand. Pittsburgh reports steady to firm hog and cattle prices with primes and heavies highlighted.
Market Prices For Farmers Reported By Ohio Builders
Grain and hay prices listed by the Ohio Builders and Milling Company include wheat No 1 No 2 and No 3 values, corn hay and straw bale ton measurements, plus yesterday and today temperature readings, and a barometer reading at noon 28 08
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Builders & Milling Co
Lee Osacces
New Home Permits Dominate Week With 5 Homes
City Building Department issued 32 permits in the first two days of the week, including five new houses valued up to 40 465 dollars and 13 garages. The list names J W Steaks Harvey Steineck A Lindburg C O Wood and many others with various dwelling and garage projects and church additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Steaks
Harrisburg Rd
Harvey Steineck
Karage
W. H. Simon
Case Pf NW
Alfonzo Scarfone
6Th St
Mount Calvary Church
Sth St
Bernard Bacher
8Th St NW
L. J. Breitenstein
George Ponlas
Cherry St
J. F. Beck
13Th St
Mabel A. Barwick
7Th St
Barage
Marion Squires
Mapleay NE
J. Walburn
16Th St
George C. Pestis
22Nd St
A. Lindburg
Belmontay
FE. Dice
Lawn Ay
L. J. Henkel Lumber Co
12Th St NE
Fred Dratt
16Th St NW
William Kowfsky
Warnerrd SE
Albert Adams
Crown Pf
Snore Nist
7Th St NE
C. Stein
Tth St NW
Nick Moussos
Savannah Av
O. H. Hartline
Kennet St
C. B. Piero
H. Haines
Albert James
Frederick
A. H. Kloss
4Th St
A. Buechter
17Th St
Adolf ‘Weit
Industrial farmer worker ties seen at Cleveland conference
A joint conference of agricultural and industrial leaders in Cleveland alongside the National Metal Association convention urged measures to improve mutual understanding between farmers and manufacturers. H H Lewis warned prosperity depends on both sectors, noting tax and trade issues are solved better when they work together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Metal Association
H. H. Lewis
Washington
The
Metal Trades Association
Bond Market Shows Upward Tilt In High Grade Issues
New York April 22 prices moved little but the overall tone remained bullish for high grade investment bonds. Atchison general rose toward 1925 highs, U S treasury 4s and 41-48 improved, Virginia Railway first 6s jumped on Norfolk & Western deal news, while French and German issues traded mixed. New offerings included $10 million Commercial Investment Corporation 5 per cent serial notes and $1.25 million Columbus Delaware and Marion Electric debentures yielding over 6.50 per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Hughes
Canton Daily News
New York
Atchison General
United States Treasury
Treasury
Virginia Railway
Norfolk & Western
Copenhagen
Columbus, Delaware & Marion Electric
Death Notice for Mrs Balbina Volter Volzer Canton
Mrs Balbina Volter Volzer Canton died early Wednesday in Mercy hospital. Born in Germany she had lived in Canton for years and was a member of Marys Catholic Church. Surviving are seven children Joseph August Peter Leo Clyde Volzer of Canton and Otto Volzer of Toledo two daughters Mrs F E Hendeter and Mrs George Sacher a sister Mrs Joseph Sacher of Canton and a sister and brother in Germany. Funeral arrangements are complete and will be announced.
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Balbina Volter
Hawk Pl
Mercy Hosp
Germany
Canto
Mary's Catholic Church
Altar
S. C
Eeven Joseph A
August
Peter E
Leo A
Clyde A. Volzer
Canton
Otto E. Zolzer
Ledo
FE Hendeter
George
Joseph Sacher
Mrs May Chatterson Taken by DEA
Mrs May Chatterson aged 27 died Wednesday morning at home 920 6th St NE. She was a member of Grace Events church and Daughters of a Sea. Survived by husband S. T. Chatterson two sons Jack Bobby Chatterson and parents Mr and Mrs Moyer. Funeral Friday afternoon at home with Rev F A Firestone in charge. Private services. Viewing Thursday afternoon. Burial in Fo Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Chatterson
Fo Hill Cemetery
Brother of Cantons dies in Oklahoma
Word has been received here of the death of W. L. Byers in Bris Oklahoma. Mr. Byers was a brother of Mrs. W. K. Steiner of 700 Patten ay SW and had drilled in the Oklahoma district for several years. He leaves a wife and two sons. The family formerly lived in Vincent Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Byers
Bris Okla
Byers
W. K. Steiner
Patten
Oklahoma District
Goden
Oklhoma
Vincent Indiana
Miller Funeral for Mrs Emma J Miller
Funeral services for Mrs Emma J Miller who died Monday at her son D C Miller's home 726 McKinley will be held Thursday morning at 10:30 at the home and at the First Christian church. Rev P H Welshimer to officiate. Burial in Zion Cemetery.
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Emma J. Miler
FE. Miller
Ashi
D. C
Keaton Funeral Held for Mrs Mamie ton
Funeral services for Mrs Mamie ton 48 who died Monday at home in Middlebranch will be at St John s A M Zion church Wednesday at 2 Rev C H McDonald will officiate Burial is planned at West Hill cemetery
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Mamieton
Middlebranch
St. John’s A. M Zion
C. H. McDonald
West Hill Cemetery
Death of Mrs Eckert at Lima leaves family
Mrs. M. C. Munson of 211 Lin ar NW learned Tuesday of the death of her sister George W. Eckert of Lima at home there. She is survived by her sister and two children. funeral arrangements will be held in Lima Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Munson
Linar NW
George W. Eckert
Lima
Death of W. H. Friend in West Brookfield at 80
W. H. Friend aged 80 died at his home in West Brookfield on Tuesday. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Bower of Ravenna and Mrs. Nellie HM Stack of Massillon and a son Friend of Massillon. Funeral service to be held at his home this afternoon at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Brookfield
W. H. Friend
Bower
Ravenna
Nellie Hmstack
Massillon
Friend
Mrs Marchand Stepper's Death Noted in Wilmot
Wilmot, April 22. Mrs. Marchand Stepper wife of Stepper living north of town at her home Sunday morning died. She is survived by her husband and daughter Mrs. Herbert Fry located at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmot
Marchand Stepper
Stepper
Herbert Fry
Grain Prices Open Higher on Chicago Markets
Hay grain report from Chicago notes grains opened generally higher on April 22. Wheat gains led, with May at 1.50 to 1.51, July around 1.40 to 1.41, and September near 1.83 to 1.33. Corn futures for July and September traded around 1.12 and 1.11 respectively, oats rising to about 41 to 43 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chelor Co
Kubné-Hat Ago
PT Ji
Oo GR
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Mrs William Smith Alliance Obituary Notice
Mr Ham Smith aged 60 died yesterday afternoon at his home on North Sixteenth Street in Alliance His wife Mrs William Smith survives Funeral arrangements to be announced Services were held Monday with interment in Franklin Cemetery at Franklin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Ham Smith
North Sixteenth Street Ring
Edwin Miller
David Miller Jones
New Franklin
Franklin Cemetery
Public Utilities Report From April City Meeting
An April meeting overview discusses utilities held by Cities Service and related firms. The report notes bids, debentures, and empire interests, with references to company designations and project priorities during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ld
Doherty Conton
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