Elders Ridge News Briefs and Local Happenings
Elders Ridge notes friendly visits from W Reeves en route to Pittsburgh and a representative of Rural Bailey’s People’s Gags Co. Interior church decorating at the Presbyterian church nears completion with a re opening planned. WCTU members hosted by Mrs C P Ewing discussing medicinal alcohol use followed by lunch. Elders Ridge Vocational School girls beat Saltsburg 111 to 4 in basketball. Scholars traveled to Indiana for photography work with Prof Millar. Local residents visited, hosted, or were guests of neighbors, and several business changes including Maples station sale. New Home Comfort stores bought by Wm Little and W L Henry.
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W. Reeves
Pittsburgh
People’s Gags Co
Bailey
Presbyterian Church
C. P. Ewing
Walter Ewinhg
Saltsburg
Elders Ridge
Saltsburge
Millar
Indiana
Harry Baden
Armstrong Baden
Alfred Boden
Frank Hickey
West Monterey
Mable
Avonmore
W. AL. Henry
Q. J. Fleming
Carrollton
Mabel Cunningham
Indiana Normal
J. R. Learn
Irwin Learn
Cheney Chase
L. W. Neal
Mary Lear
Wm. Little
W. L. Henry
R. L. Learn
Catherine
Ernest
Lyle Stewart
I. J. Long
Hiders Ridge
Fishing Party Promotes Friendly Banking Bonds
A humorous reflection on banking culture cites trust and friendship as keys to customer loyalty. The piece argues we build ties through personal engagement and mutual willingness to help, signaling a shift away from aloof bankers toward approachable service.
The Savings & Trust Company Resources Over Five Million Dollars
The Savings and Trust Company reports assets and resources totaling over five million dollars. The statement highlights substantial holdings and financial stability for the institution, underscoring robust liquidity and capacity to support customers.
Market price roundup for produce and livestock
New York sacked round whites 31 to 1.26 per 100 pounds. Danish cabbage 10 to 15 per ton. New York yellows onions 2.50 to 3 per 100 pounds. Baldwins apples 5.50 to 6.50 per barrel. Butter 49 to 54 cents in major markets. cheese prices varied by Wisconsin dairy products. Chicago hogs top 14.18, beef steers 8.65 to 11.60, lambs 15 to 17 plus. Grain prices include No 1 dark northern wheat 1.56 to 1.66 Chicago, No 2 red winter 1.75, No 2 hard winter 1.68 to 1.72, corn 1.17 to 1.24, oats 0.48 to 0.47. Timothy hay varied by city.
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New York
Chicago
Minneapolis
Market trends show grain drop and pound rise on cautious outlook
A market overview notes last week's sharp grain price slide from speculative highs and a revival in the pound toward gold parity, driven by American reluctance to embrace pure inflation. The piece surveys trade conditions, forward orders, and capacity use in iron, steel, autos, and rail transport, with a Chicago line railway placed in receivership after voluntary bankruptcy.
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London
Stock Exchange
Northwest
United States Steel
Krealer
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