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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1922

Page

3

Market Prices Reported for Livestock and Grains

Market data from Chicago reports mixed livestock prices with hogs cattle lambs and sheep listed by weight and grade. Beef cattle range from $7.18 to $9.98 for sales and wholesale levels show beef 14 to 17.25 dollars and lambs 24 to 27 dollars. Grain prices show No 2 red winter wheat at 1.03 and No 2 hard winter at 1.04 with corn around 30 cents and various feeds quoted across cities.

Revere Bastarn Henry Chicago New York Philadelphia Piitsburgh Atlanta St. Loula St. Louie Memphis St. Louis

Allotment of Victory notes for Series B 1926 announced

Secretary Mellon released figures showing exchanges of 4% Victory notes for new 4 1/4% Series B 1926 notes dated Aug 1 1922 due Sept 16 1928 totaling 141 515 700, bringing total allotments for notes of this issue to 486 940 700. Subscriptions were fully allotted across districts with detailed district totals. A separate commentary from Bethlehem Steel president Eugene Grace warned settlement terms must lower labor costs to sustain longer prosperity.

Mellon Treasury Federal Reserve Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Eugene G. Grace Bethlehem Steel Corporation Mr. Grace Grave Bethlehem Lackawanny Steel Co Businsas Rathe

Social News From Punxsutawney and Nearby

A crowded note of visits and weekend stays across Punxsutawney and surrounding towns highlights Mrs. Mary Schlemmer of Munxantiw ney and many relatives visiting relatives, with numerous trips to see kin in Punxsutawney, Blairsville, Indiana, Canton, New Bethlehem, and more. The report mentions births, preaching plans, and a local school effort, plus residents traveling for family gatherings and employment changes.

Mary Schlemmer Munxantiwney Clarence Daugherty Mia J. A. Waller Clorence Flitty Minn Jssany Dunssutawny Misa Lavelle Tobinson Jane Lins Punxsutawney James Robinson Amore Punxsutawney Easlern J. A. Elkin Albert Stear Stear Win Anteler G . Weston B. K. Stifeler New Kensington KL Utaalett Mero John Roush Mollie Wright Scott Harvey Catherine Nean Suitelox Punxsutxawney Smith Grace Tancaster Fracer George Little Blanch Indiana Tuttle J. A. Bikin Marta Crawford Slippery Hock Bert Bikin Adam Marie Moody St Joseph's Hospital Philadelphia A Wilson Ale Timus Charles Sulton Ridgeview Park Frank Shomon Sutler and Knox Wilson Byers Elmer Tittaburgh Edward Penrose Hopewell Lioyd Penrose Andrew Mills Mahlon Wwelen Mills Franklin Center Counties Il’Tey Blair Lers Jersey City Wilbert Mack M. C. Mhinehart United Evangelical Sunday School Jacob St. Clair Paul Conemaneh James B Shetler Hazelwood Lttle Carlos Lichtenfats Paul Detrick Stafford Sue Wolberk Christine Kelly Conemaugh Daniel Kelly Henry Jones Beech Bottain W. Va Jones Norma Meidhiy M. J. Mongomery Blairsyide M. Pebureh Sam Metullough Irene Keating Bayil Burkhart Jen Grafts Wm, Latman Uarry Latman Ilo Henry Rachel Henry Charles Wassam Starfom Robert McCullough Ethel Clark Commedora Howard Spi¢eher Gladys Stier Wope Keating Sunset Lark Grange Plane Pine Miats Lutheran Please Miss Wilh Stall Samuel Hughes Blairsville Vance Young Haa Ford Vinegar Mill Clymera Vinegar Hill Harry Campbell Altoona Sliza Herringer Winport

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