Treasury Assistant Bases Forecast On Insurance Co Data
Treasury official Peter Grimm predicts a nationwide housing boom in 1936 surpassing 1925, citing insurance industry data and housing experts. He contends federal aid peaks have passed and private capital will fuel construction, with 750,000 to 1,000,000 new homes possible next year.
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Treasury
Insurance CO
Washington
Peter Grimm
Grimm
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Administration
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Federal Housing Administration
Stock Price Indexes and Bond Price Indexes Notes
Fragmented OCR shows 1926 stock and bond price indexes with figures like 107.2 106.6 and 100.6 89.9. Mentions Standard Statistics Company and dates including Friday Week Month. No clear events or coherent narrative provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Statistica Company
Markets at a Glance Saturday Show Mixed But Steady
United Press reports stocks quiet in a narrow range with bonds and curb stocks steady. Chicago and foreign exchange markets hold firm as grains slip with wheat down four to something. corn and oats steady. rye and cotton ease. rubber firmer.
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THE
United Press
Chicago
Bonds Steady As Compared To Fast Selling Friday
New York the bond market showed a steadier tone on Saturday after Friday’s panicky selling amid European war fears. Italian government 7s rose 3 points to 59 1/4, Rome and Milan issues gained, while French and British bonds faced mixed moves. government securities remained quiet and turnover moderate.
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New York
Milan City
Rome
Associated Press
Business activity shows broad 1935 upturn in week
The Associated Press reports a nationwide rise in business activity with production and trade increasing across regions. Freight carloadings surpassed 700,000 for the first time in four years, while manufacturing and retail/wholesale trade posted gains in New York, Chicago, Cleveland, St. Louis, Minneapolis and Kansas City amid warm weather and improved farm prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Federal Reserve
New York
Buffalo
Cleveland
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Linn County Real Estate Conveyances and Mortgages Report
Linn County Abstract records show conveyances and mortgages from Sept 13 to 19 with figures from the prior month. Conveyances total 31 this week. mortgages 43 in number with an aggregate value of $93,688.24. Mortgage aggregate for the period stands at $84,639.33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Abstract Company
Linn County
New Liquor Store to Open at Marcus In Des Moines
Iowa liquor commission announced a state liquor store will open at Marcus Indiana on Saturday with W A Muller as manager. Bellevue and Marion stores to open this week bringing total state stores to 113.
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Marcus
DES Moines
Iowa Liquor Commission
W. A. Muller
Bellevue
Marion
Federal Bonds Summary from New York Market Grid
The read text lists bond quotes with categories Home Owners and Fed Farm on 2% and 3s lines, showing values 33 52 and 49. The fragment also references New York bonds and a note on 48. No full article context provided.
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New York
Fed Farm
Seeoree
Various Local Clubs and Lodges Meet This Week
Marion lodge plans a special session for entered apprentice work. Laura Bailey Auxiliary hosts a wiener roast Monday. Mrs. McMurrin visits Belle Plaine and Ames. Local residents attend gatherings in Savanna and Walker. Several club meetings and speakers are set at libraries and homes.
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Marion Lodge
A. F
Masonic Temple
Laura Bailey
The
Methodist Church
Howard M. Titus
Marion Robb
City
Don Wenger
Cedar Rapids
Savanna, NI
Wheat Market Holds Firm Tone On War Talk
Chicago based report notes wheat prices firm despite Italy’s rejection of peace terms with a modest downturn in overall values. Trading ends with December wheat near 99 and futures spread activity in corn and oats, rye following wheat, and provisions mixed though generally higher.
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Chicago
Italy
Europe
Market Steady After War News Despite Ethiopian Dispute
The stock market opened Saturday with a balanced tone as rails and select issues gained slightly while most sectors hovered. The Italian cabinet’s rejection of a League proposal on the Ethiopian dispute left markets unmoved, with potential for talks continuing Tuesday. The Associated Press average held at 48.4, 60 stocks. 673,500 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
League of Nations
Associated Press
Stock Exchange
Bull
Bear
Great Northern
American Smelting
Santa Fe
General Motors
New York Central
Electric Autolite
Chrysler
U. S. Smelting
Allied Chemical
Case
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Wool Market Boston Sees Free Movement and Rising Prices
Wool moved freely in the Boston market with prices up from the prior week. Graded fresh combing wools 64s and finer sold at 74-76c. original lines 71-77c. Medium fleece and territory wools remained strong. Ohio ascents 64s and finer and 58s-60s at 31-32c grease, 34-35c for blood lines.
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Wool Market
Boston
U. S
Ohio
Short Talks on Advertising by the Bureau of Research
The article argues advertising boosts economy by lowering prices, reducing selling costs, and expanding mass distribution. It supports that ads raise demand, spur new industries, speed product improvement, and sustain newspapers magazines and radio. Net effects: higher production employment lower prices and living standards. Copyright 1935.
Muscatine to Get $100 000 Addition to Its Post Office
Muscatine will begin a $100 000 addition to the post office in February with a 100 by 29 foot expansion. A contract for the work will be let in January and an architect from Washington is finalizing plans. The white brick addition will house postal offices and spaces for the Farm Bureau civil service Home Loan Bank Board and internal revenue groups.
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Muscatine
Albert Barry
Barry
Washington
Farm Bureau
Civil Service
Home Loan Bank Board
Internal Revenue Groups
Postal Service
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U.S
Firestone
Associated Fress Rept
Maryland
Nor Amer Tr
Aee Quarterly Inc
Am ‘She Inc
Wees
Tee Super Corp Am ‘Tr
El L & P ae +e SEL & Vte
Eee
Firestone Sentinel Tires
S&w
Second Ave
Tenth ST
Rader Winget
Associated Press Financial Writer
Dewey McMurrin
Belle Plaine
Ames
E. L. Lindsay
Orlee
Norman Batchelder
Clodhopper Club
Shadeland
E. E. Parsons
W. G. Koppenhaver
Anamosa
Jessie Parker
Lulu B. Secrist
Miss Parker
Jolly Dozen Club
Osceola Lodge
I.0.o.f
George Reichard
Morris
Walker
Emma Robb
Seattle
Lyman Smith
William Atz
Ethel Hart
Marvin
Emma Kendall
Ninth Avenue
Emma Klein
Kenilworth
Ivanhoe Club
J. B. Fosdick
John Oliver
Mexico City
Harold” Y Tennyson
W. G. Miller
Tennyson Club
K. M. Saunders
Club
Clara Randell
Guernsey
England
George Hutton
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Margaret Wood
Athenian Club
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
George
Esther and
Eva Glass
Monticello
Fred Bohlken
John J. Booth
Dr. Booth
C. G. Stevens
Lake Delavan
Wis
W. T. Sands Prac
Burkhalter
Insurance Agency
Harmony Building
Cedar Rapids National Bank
B. J. Meltzer
Bldg
Met
Bureau of Research and Education, Advertising Federation of America
Iowa
Public Utility
Interstate
Towa
Towa el
Dial
Clare T. Call
Ass'a
Federal Home' Loan
Third Street
Bili Ipis Guzett
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