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Building Boom Spreads Through Ohio Cities in 1923
The nation remains in an autumn building surge with Ohio cities adding homes as permits rise in the first half of 1923. Employment trends show slight August declines but a bright outlook. housing and eight hour day shifts boost construction, with Cleveland and other cities noting transformations and new Union station work ahead. Farmer outlook strengthens as crop prospects rise with corn prices up and a record potential harvest near 1920 levels.
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