United States Sees Large Favorable Trade Balance
Washington reports a $6.89 billion favorable balance in 1925 foreign commerce. Hoover cites improved world transactions, record foreign investments, and net payments to foreign enterprises while gold and silver movements show mixed effects. The balance with imports remains substantial though some decline in gold holdings is noted.
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Washington
United States
Hoover
Hoover Belic
United ‘States
International Invest
Hoovyer
Valley Grove News Notes and Local Socials
Valley Grove residents recount visits to Petrie home and Kansas City relatives, plus a Lawrence sale, school news, and a birthday party for Guy Church. Visitors include Harold Champion and the Cross family while community events feature a Friday dinner and program at the school and music at a party with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millor Ag Schee
Lawrence
Petrie
Mex
Gunbar
Jome
Oetuys
Mr. Greene
Branton
Kan ‘Sas
Glenn Cross
Stanley Glenn
Kansas
Harold Champion
William Puckett
Walters
Woodstock
Tharsa
Iman School
Vera” White
O'Neal i
Chas
Brown
O'Neal
Javelyn Champion
Etrlings and Son
Will
Ford
Iva Ward
G. Petrie
Aoena ‘Petrie
C Shief
Ruth
M Walter Peatae
Vin iLawrence
Ralph Stewart Arid Rist
Addie Stewart
McGrew
Eggert
Fromm Oskaloo
Ray
Russell Stewart
Howard Eggert
Jaruary
Stillings
Leavenworth
Fred Champion
Evelyn
Glenna
Frederick Charmaion
Ralph Stewart
Alee Stewart
Luther United
Eekend
Charlie
McQuary
Jamneo
Church
el Jarrenes Ward
Dorothy Stewart
Octave Ford
Guy
Oliver Garner
Fred Ousdahl
Albert Ford
Octave ‘Ford
Fern Branson
Lawrence and
Goiis Unfred
Laurence Ward
Richard, Petrie
Stewart Brothers
Fannie’. Eavert
Marguerite Jones
Littie Eggert
Susie Holiday
Tom
Jim Holliday
Eldon Smith
Rollin Smith
Jeff Barnes
Mary Holliday
Kenneth
Nathan Jones
Oskaloosa
Rence
Garner
Hazel
Kansas City
Ruth Borst
McLouth
Emma Waril
Teavenworth
Tractors Exports Rise Sharply to Europe This Year
Washington reports February exports of wheel tractors at a new record of 7,533 units valued at 3,799,116 dollars. Most shipments went to Russia totaling 3,570 machines worth 1,636,683 dollars. The rise marks five times the annual export level.
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Washington
U. P.y
Commierée
Russia
Tragedy of Archduke Rudolf document lost in fire
The sole official record detailing the Meyerlitg tragedy in which Archduke Rudolf and Marie Weese Tamet died under unexplained circumstances was burned in a fire that consumed Count Taafe’s mansion. The document, believed to be the authentic account, was kept secure by the Taafe family and never published.
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Prague
Archduke Rudolf
Franaz Josef
Marie Weese- Tamet
Taafe
Count Taafe
Trine
Binister
Avsafe
Etlischau
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Valley Grove
S. S
J. Underwood & Sons
Purina
Starte
Harold
Europe
Pire
Goodyear
Goodyear Tube
L. O. Wells
Mass. St
Jenney' Department S
Mass
Penney’s
New Spring
Hart
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Schaffner & Marx
Schaffnner & Marx
Schaffner & ‘Marx
America
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