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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1923

Page

6

Market Prices Across Regions Highlight Farm Goods

Florida Spaulding Rose potatoes in Philadelphia $14 to $14.50 per barrel. New York sacked round whites $1.65 to $1.98 per 100 pounds. Maina Green Mountains $1.90 to $2 in Boston. Northern round whites $1.26 to $1.75 in city markets. New York Baldwin apples $4.50 to $36 per barrel. Greenings $5.50 to $4.80. Western boxed winesips $2.50 to $8. Dairy prices show butter quotings and cheese mat ket futures. Chicago hogs and cattle prices edged higher. Grain and hay futures list No. 2 red winter wheat $1.31, oats $0.46, hay markets varied by city. Continuous pricing reflects broad regional market activity.

Florida Philadelphia New York Boston Chicago Wisconsin Timothy Boston Pittchurch St. Louis Minneapolis

Industrial Expansion Amid Steady 92 Percent Plant Capacity

A Bank of America era style analysis notes continued industrial expansion as steel mills run at 92 percent capacity, highest since mid-1920, and rail traffic tops 900,000 cars weekly as the 1920s wheat movement resumes. Despite strong production, market reaction hints at a potential slowdown without sustained demand, with credit discipline and future restraint by the Federal Reserve under discussion.

Unite States Parison Devon New York Reserve Bank ita _ bourse Appan Vedersl Reserve Wall Street Washington Ste- Berve Bank

Local notes from Johnstown area residents and visitors

Mrs John Boyle returned from a visit with her parents in Saltyhiure. Mrs John Foster and Verna were shopping in Johnstown. Charles Sutton attended a funeral in Homer City. Mrs Griffith and Mrs Arthur Johnson visited in Jeannette. Mrs Annie Hood and children visited their father A T Ropinware. Z W Huston made a business trip to Indiana. Arch Bowser and children of Pitcairn spent the weekend with the Bowser family. O A Jones left for Reductndy New York after word of his wife’s illness. L M CG Rhinehart serves as surgeon in Todiana this week. Rev Boring will speak at United Evangelical Church. Mrs Rudge and Edward of Johnstown visited M C Rhinehart family. Ida Stahl of Windber returned home from visiting her sister. Camp Fire Girls plan a box social at the Scout tonight. Mrs Rebecca McChraw attended a Sunday school convention at Scalp Level. Mrs T A Henderson and daughter visited Johnstown. Dale Palmer of Braddock was visiting relatives here.

John &. Boyle Alfred Anderson Saltyhiure John Foster Verna Johnstown Charles W. Sutton Homer City Griffith Arthur Johnson Jeannette Annie Hood Mult A. T. Ropinware Z. W. Huston Indiana Archi Bowser Pitcairn Win Bowser O. A. Jones Todiana Boring Asehe Saunders Rudge Edward M.C. Rhinehart Suidary Ida Stahl Windber Edward Robinson Rome Scout It Rebecca McChraw T. A. Henderson R. BE. Croll Dale Palmer Braddock

Creekside community notes and local movements

Mrs J A Harman spent Saturday with her father in Indiana where Mrs Anthony Sincell, once ill, is not as well. J J Carnahan visited, Adam Hollis called on friends, and many townsfolk moved to new homes. Miss Mary Wynkoop and Charles Steetle join local business and town life as nearby activity continues.

J. A. Harman Indiana Anthony Sincell Near Town J. J. Carnahan Adam Hollis Creekside Eva Harry Hendricks Burleson Ronald Johnston Short Charles Steetle Bagley Chevy Chase Laura Spence Little

Local social notes from Kenwood and area residents

Misa Ruth Grisemore recently stayed with her grandmother Mrs Mya Martin in Kenwood. Several visitors were noted including Austin Davis and Mia, Vanl Dunlap’s family from Great Campbell, and R A Martin. Dred G Ry Lyon and Mrs Ro IT Thaek were among recent callers. Farmers Union Telephone stockholders met in the Grange hall Friday evening. Maria Shack welcomed a newborn son. Nathalie Gannan from Barneass, and Jennie Williams visited J W Gibson and Alyarda residents. David B Martin attended Helen Fleming’s funeral in Indiana. Friday visitors included A S Bennett and children Tulda and Dale. Lincoln Gibson Jr and others were callers, with J D Joiner and family visiting Minnie Stephens. Jane Williams visited the G M Joiner home.

Misa Ruth Martin Kenwood Euest Mya Maria Martin Ehiltren Mia L Austin Davis Vanl Dunlap Campbell Davia Hone Thaek Farmers Union Telephone Company Grange Hall Michael Shack Marry Young Pine Phils Nathalie Gannan Barneass J. Ww. Gibson Jennie Wiliams Dood. Williams Alyarda Tutryday David B. Martin No Mountain Alyarda Helen Martin Fleming Indiana Margaret Williams D. D G. M Bennett Tulda Dale Hen Bennott Margaret. Williams Harry Russell J. W. Gibson Richard Williams Lincoln Gibson, Jr J.D. Joiner Minnie Stephens Jane Williams G. M. Joiner

Myers move to Sterner farm near Deckers Point

ORD Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Myers are moving this week to the Harry Ster ner farm near Deckers Point. Mr. and Mrs. Ted McQuown were callers in Hillsdale on Wednesday. Taylor Bush is visiting relatives at Sheloca, Harry McQuown and Mr. Stuchell at Tanoma spent Monday with Ted McQuown. Walter Mumana made a business trip to Indiana this week.

Irvin Myers Harry Sterner Deckers Point Ted McQuown Hillsdale Taylor Bush Sheloca Harry McQuown Mr. Stuchell Tanoma Walter Mumana Indiana

Rochester Mills Social Notes Include Visits and Purchases

Mrs Floyd Pearce hosted a Punxsutawney visitor on Monday. Mrs Anna Oberlin returned home after wintering with her daughter in Indiana. A serenade honored Mr and Mrs Walter Work Thursday night. H W Oberlin, an Indiana business caller, came Saturday. P C Warner of Punxsutawney called on Monday. Harry Maul bought a new Ford sedan. Vl Varner and family with Mr and Mrs Harry McMahan, Homer Tyger, and Lynn Richardson of Commodore visited Mrs Ella Hurd Sunday.

Floyd Pearce Anna Oberlin Indiana Walter Work H.W. Oberlin P. C. Warner Punxsutawney Harry Maul Harry McMahan Homer Tyger Lynn Richardson Commodore Ella Hurd

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