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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1926
Page
9
A chaotic recruitment page lists numerous help wanted notices, job offers, and enlistment requests. It mentions positions from factory work to clerical and mining roles, with contact directions including addresses, phone numbers, and managers for interviews.
The page mixes railway schedules from Chesapeake and Ohio and Western routes with public notices from Kanawha County. It lists train points and fares to Cincinnati Louisville and St Albans alongside legal notices about paving contracts and corporate actions. The scattered items show a busy midweek roundup of transportation and local government actions.
Dun's Review notes a mixed spring season with increased activity in some retail sectors and softer demand in others. It highlights weather impacts in the east, price concessions not yet lifting overall trade, and cautious demand in textile and consumer goods. The piece points to modest gains in crop conditions, stronger corporate dividends, and renewed stock interest, with exports around 356 million dollars and a small balance against the country of about 10 million.
New York June 21 Bond markets show little headway as week’s financing holds near year highs. Large totals in new bond taxes and treasury debt reduction press liquidity, with government issues attracting funds and yields stabilizing around five percent or lower. Domestic corporate and international issuers follow cautious demand, while utilities lead primary market activity amid expectations of resumed interest payments.
The document discusses price levels and the dollar relative to commodities before World War I, noting the influence of monetary factors. It references Irving Fisher and a 1926 publication, with figures like 25.2 and March values cited as examples of price movements and purchasing power.
May 1925 production and shipments show mixed trends across coal wool and cotton sectors. Reports credit improved activity in some industries while price concerns and inventory adjustments temper gains. Analysts expect continued modest increases in output though overall demand remains uneven across regions.
Forward move in business shows improvement after several weeks of tentative gains. Strong stock market, higher United States Steel prices, and renewed demand hint at a broader recovery, with export and industrial activity improving into the third quarter despite some price and transport pressures.
The WoapersMankin Fuel company of Thintington is named exclusive sales agent for the mined resources of the Nedean Fulcome Pay in Gheetbrier county. Production targets reach 4,000 monthly with potential expansion beyond 4,500,000 tons. An international conference on coal technology will be held at the Qatienle Tutitat of Technology in Bitaturst in November to compare high and low temperature coal processes and water power. Giltoor, superintendent of Cio Raster Sheryn of the Sinketone Pocahunan Coat company, is named president of a safety club formed to protest seating money.
State department of mines urges strict enforcement of mine safety laws to reduce accidents. An expanded mining course at the state university enrolls 32 students, with instruction led by McGee, safety director. The Baltimore Coke Company at Adamston faced open shop reforms after recent mandate.
New York reports show expanded buying in the steel market last week with price hardening and improved forward business. Pig iron and rolls remain ample with many small third quarter orders. copper demand stays strong but tapers midweek. London and French conditions soften as exports retreat. Lead rises on heavy buying. antimony advances on active consuming demand and a restart of E R runs.
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