Prices for country mixed iron fixed for April 1 1918
The article lists government fixed prices per ton for various country mixed iron and steel products effective April 1 1918. It notes freight rates, mentions that new differentials will be set for other grades, and cites dealer compliance with the new prices as well as a 3.40 per ton freight rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Susa
Kossuth
Leslie Hoor
Lake Park
Hull
Estherville
Khald
Wallingford
Times Office
King’s Theatre
Iowa
C. F. Cook
Eldridge
Scott County
Rockwell City
Anamona
Towa University
Currier Hall
West Liberty
Red Cross
J. L. Peters
Camp Cody
France
Rolf Arenholz
Grundy Center
Grundy County
Deloe A. Davis
Iowa State College
Philadelphia
Drake Astronomical Observatory
D. W. Morehouge
Des Moines
Matthegon
Colo
War Service Association
Pocahontas County
Bronx City
Canada
Palestine
Germany
Towa
Union
United States
Louisiana Purchase
Charles Webster
Lawn
Clay County
Emmetsburg
Oregon
Bode
Humboldt County Editorial Association
Humbold
G. L Caswell
Denison
Bro. Temple of Bode
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America
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Graettinger
Jno
P. Kirby
B. A. Cronstal
Vincent Kelly
Charley Jensen
First National Bank
Graeltinger
C. B. Ch
Chicago
Greettinger
Buffalo Center
Zbyszko
Kaiser
Wm. Matters, Graettinger
San Francisco
DE Laval
L.E. Crim
Wallingford, Iowa