Wool Market Letter Reports Wool Pool Advantage
County agent transmits a wool market letter from the National Wool Exchange, noting a 12 percent decline in the domestic market since 1926, foreign markets strong with little unsold stock, and domestic fleece wools cheaper than foreign equivalents after tariffs. It suggests pooling wool as foreign markets may weaken while domestic gains could occur.
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National Wool Exchange
Corn Belt
W. H. Latta
Gravel country roads halt Pella students return trip
Central college students returning from spring vacation were forced to abandon cars and ride trains. Rev Gerrit Mann ing of Pella and others traveling via Cherokee and Orange City also switched to trains. Some were stalled at Spencer while others faced mud on routes to Hull and Sioux Center.
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Central College
Pella
Gerrit Menning
Alton
Trinity Reformed Church
Orange City
Cherokee
Herman Harmelink
Hull
North Iowa Pike
Spencer
Gersit Brink
Maurice
Sioux Center
Easter Message of Joy and Renewal
A hopeful Easter message celebrates Christ is risen and the season as a sign of new life. It contrasts suffering with triumph, urges joy over sorrow, and views spring as a fresh start for people to renew effort and honor as a constant virtue.
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Christ
Your Boy's Business Continued on Copper Prices
The article explains copper's low price due to its indestructibility and non corrosion, plus a large supply from Africa's Katanga Mines. It notes the second hand copper market dampens prices and cheap labor boosts supply, deeming higher prices unlikely soon and suggesting copper stocks could be a good purchase.
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Annaconda
Africa
Katanga
Oil and mining firms in a changing industry outlook
The article discusses oil companies alongside mining firms, noting the importance of integrated producers who refine and distribute. It cites Standard Oil of New Jersey as conservative and argues about distribution, investment, and dividends. It also reviews 1926 business conditions, unemployment, steel orders, and potential coal strikes affecting Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Hindis.
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Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Babson
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Hindis
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