1924 Economic Outlook from a Business Leader
A business leader outlines expected 1924 trends detailing consumer prices and producer margins. The analysis cites weak distribution, uneven trade, and calls for cautious investing in bonds while warning against stock bets on minor market moves. It foresees continued easy money, a contraction program, and potential gains for manufacturers with prudent planning.
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Tejas
Notton
Chape Dure
Middle West
Barometer Readings Signal Bullish Economic Tone
Summary barometer readings show bullish signals with building permits up about last year and a predicted pickup in government contracts. High crop value tops nearly 995 billion, while rail earnings surge, imports and inflation pressures examined. failures rise late year as Europe faces rising competition and costs.
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Jan Uers
Europe
ESI
Farmer cash squeeze as prices fall 45 percent since 1920
The farmer faces a sharp drop in purchasing power as product prices decline about 45 percent from 1920 highs. Until there is a more equitable adjustment between income and costs, the farmer remains bearish and unable to spend freely.
Christmas Program at District No 2 School
The North Russia Christmas entertainment at District No 2 School drew a good crowd. The program included recitations by Edith Baldauf Leonard Baldauf Jaiph Sehramm Marian Gerber Stella Gerber Florence Gerber Johnny Franklin Hazel Berg and Clifford Simms with songs by Gerald Breunig and a play Sere nading Santa Claus and other acts led by Ed Baldauf Wesely Samslow and Theodore Haag.
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North Russia
Seng, Kelly
Leonard Baldauf
Welccome
Jaiph Sehramm
Earl Sandrock
Santa Claus
Edith Baldauf
Tred Gerber
James Reid
Marian Gerber
Theodore Stang
Clifton Simms
Stella Gerber
Samond Battenhouse
Sabe
Bethlehem
Florence Gerber
Shage’s
Edward Baldauf
Johnny Franklin
Hazel Berg
Gerald Breunig
Leroy Schramm
Ethel Baldauf
Theodore Haag
Wesley Samslow
Christmas visits and family gatherings across Oberlin Amherst Elyria
Clyde Bartlett and family spent Christmas at J. J. Berg's in Oberlin Clarence Albright and family visited the Jemnhart home in Amherst Wilson Traugh and family of Elyria were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Albright Jiarry Kelley and family of Oberlin spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kenry Sandrock. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gibson visited Carl Sherwood in Brownhelm Station. Mrs. Margaret Fowls of Elyria returned home after weeks with Mrs. Chas Albright. Mero and Mrs. Frank Austin of Dover spent Christmas with their parents the Chas. Gibsons. Mr. and Mrs. Will Schubert and daughter Miss Vette Schubert spent Christmas with Ben Schubert. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hasenflue and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hasenflue spent Christmas in Amherst with the Robert Hasenflues. Frank Simms and family of Luxar Ridge attended the Christmas entertainment in district No. 2 last Friday. Most Fred Berg and children spent Monday and Tuesday with the...
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Clyde Bartlett
J. J. Berg
Oberlin
Clarence Albright
Jemnhart
Amhurst
Wilson Traugh
Elyria
Chas Albright
Jiarry Kelley
Kenry Sandrock
Harry Gibson
Carl Sherwood
Brownhelm Station
Margaret Fowls
Chas. Albright
Mero
Frank Austin
Doirr
Chas. Gibson
Will Schubert
Vette Schubert
Ben Schubert
Pittafeld
C. J. Hasenflue
Frank Hasenflue
Amherst
Robert Hasenflue
Frank Simms
Luxar Ridge
District No. 2
Mosr
Fred Berg
Ontario Cheese Output Reported in Federal Figures
The record notes that Mrs Mary Lettiman of Henrietta is referenced as part of a discussion noting Ontario produced 90 5 million pounds of factory cheese last year, out of a national 134 53 million pounds across Canada, highlighting regional production figures.
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Ontario
Canada
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