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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
7
A Bradstreet review notes labor costs easing and material prices retreating from wartime peaks. Construction demand growing, bankers optimistic on new loan availability, and architects predict a new bedrock level ahead. Labor share remains high, but efficiency gains and union shifts help reduce total costs amid market oscillations.
Cincinnati speakers pressed farm credit reform and lower freight rates at the National Milk Producers Federation gathering. Representative Anderson urged loans to farmers for three months to six years via existing banks and federal land banks with rediscounting by Federal Reserve banks. He stressed cutting transportation costs and producer to consumer price spreads, and endorsed cooperative methods. Volstead criticized Capper Volstead as illegal, warning it could undermine legality. other speakers included Balderston Campbell and Miller.
Gloucester City youths Irving Chase and Charles Gubey faced Mayor Anderson after admitting turkey thefts from an auto truck of James T Doyle. They sold the 12-pound bird to a junk dealer for 25, then repurchased it and sold again to George Rieinfelder for another 25, then 8. They were sent to county jail in default of 300 bail. Additional arrests linked to the Pirates Club include six more youths accused of robbing tens and stealing cars in Tiarsourg.
Slupsiewanga Indiana bank robbed of about 2000 to 1000 dollars in currency with safe opened by acetylene torch. Bank officials say insurance coverage exists. It marks the ninth robbery in twenty years and third this year. Snowfalls of four inches hit Mahanoy City coal region on Nov 20, following days of rain. Temperature drop threatens mine flood risk and heating checks urged.
Bartholow's school plans an entertainment on December 1 at Plane No. 4 hall. An oyster supper is set for December 10. Miss Rhodore M. Layman from Bartholow's is home for Thanksgiving. Various residents from Bartholow's and nearby areas share visits, travel, and family news. A local quip notes some men struggle with prosperity.
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