Gas Industry in Era of Mergers and Expansion
Babson Park Massachusetts August 30 1929 gas industry growth outpaces fears as electric power rises. pipeline transport expands across 1000 miles helping cut costs while gas assets show higher reproduction values and potential rate increases. Gas stocks show selective inflation with long term investment opportunities.
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Babson Park
Massachusetts
Pacific Coast
O’fallon
Supreme Court
Power and Light
Konjola Restores Health, Man Claims Relief
Victim of stomach and other troubles credits Konjola for relief after eight years of pain. Michael J. Andrews of 3001 Poe Avenue, Cleveland, says the compound cured his suffering, improved appetite, digestion, and kidney function, and he feels better than in ten years. Konjola sold at Phillips drug store in Elyria and by major druggists.
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Konjola
Michael J. Andrews
Poe Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Elyria
Phillip
Hersve
Municipal Gas Power Rivalry Risks and Investment Outlook
Massachusetts has a law allowing towns to buy and operate local utilities or build competing municipal plants if private firms refuse fair terms. This threatens private gas and power companies, since street digups for new mains are costly. Investors are advised gas stocks may offer selective profits as the merger wave continues, with Babson’s chart showing gains above normal.
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State of
Massachusetts
Babson
Publishers Financial Bureau
Unique Simian Dies in Rochester At 400 Pounds
Azwas the giant six foot ape, captured in the Dutch East Indies, died in Rochester New York while exhibited in a local park. He weighed 400 pounds and fed on bananas though his appetite waned. His owner Meyer Aaron valued him at 20000 dollars and his tribe was called may kuda or men of the woods.
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Rochester
N. Y
Azwas
Dutch East Indies
Meyer Aaron
Double Eagle 600-Yard Hole Rocks Gilroy Golf News
Gilroy California reports a dramatic golf tale as a 600 yard hole yielded a triple bogey after a bold double eagle attempt. The featured player Hugh Heisman, noted for other local sports roles, sparked the crowd with a daring effort that ended in a loss for the match.
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Gilroy
Hugh Heisman
Driving spree ends with injury and crashes in Birmingham
In Birmingham Andrew Lewis was accidentally shot in the left arm by H. M. Mc Coy. Teddy Taylor, a Black driver, attempted to take him to a hospital in a frenzied drive that caused four auto collisions. A judge suspended driving for six months and fined $50 plus costs.
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Birmingham
Ala
Andrew Lewis
H. M. McCoy
Teddy Taylor
Teddie
Lindbergh Seeks Aid Over Wealth Claim
St Louis report notes the Foreign Trade Bureau of the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce translates about twelve thousand letters annually in twenty languages. The piece centers on Charles Lindbergh appealing for aid tied to his wealth and the bureau’s multilingual correspondence effort.
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ST. Louis
Foreign Trade Bureau
Falls City Baseball Game Opens Fall City Season
Falls City faces an opening baseball game amid a flood of letters about Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and requests for aid. Officials note many admire his bravery yet resent his refusal of money, reflecting public sentiment as the season begins.
Local Firms Rally Behind Police Protection Patrols
Business and professional men recently enjoyed ample police protection with Constable Kirk umpiring behind the plate, Sheriff Davies at first base, Policeman Asendorf at second, and Chief of Police Ballore at third, signaling coordinated municipal oversight.
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Constable Kirk
Sheriff Davies
Policeman Asendorf
Ballore
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