Steel magnate predicts 1929 boom for building and auto sectors
Victor F. Dewey, president of Detroit Steel Products, forecasts 1929 will be another strong year for steel, building, and automobile industries. He cites high employment, strong purchasing power, and improving European markets as drivers, with building activity near a countrywide peak and industrial construction rising. He notes credit conditions eased and financing remains possible through earnings and securities.
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Victor F. Dewey
Detroit Steel Products Company
Central Press
Chronicle Telegram
Detroit
United States
Brighton Earl Green Spends Christmas at Parental Home
Earl Green of Norwalk spent Christmas at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Green. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Will Myers and son Ralph and Mrs. T. M. Sell.
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Wellington
Lorain
Roy Mather
Elyria
Shirley Austin
Ary
D. L. Perkins
Erwin Perkins
Homer Fenner
S. E. Davidson
Harold Stapleton
Ben Fenner
Lawrence Fenner
Oberlin
Albert Gibson
Leon Gibson
Clarksfield
Arizona
Emma Parker
Wakman
C. O. Draper
Charles Murray
Stocking
Clarence McDaniel
New London
Walter Day
Donald Day
Harold Fox
Art Fox
Earl Green
Norwalk
Ray Green
Will Myers
Ralph
T. M. Sell
Pape’s Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief
Advertises Pape’s Cold Compound tablets as a quick remedy for colds that singers and others face, claiming it breaks up colds fast and costs thirty-five cents at any drugstore. Notes that lung congestion from a bad cold may take longer, and claims the method is better than doping.
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Pape
Installment Auto Sales Dominate Chicago Market
The Chicago Motor Club reports over 60 percent of cars sold in ly21 were on installment plans, with the average note totaling 574 dollars. The finding highlights finance methods shaping Chicago's automotive sales during the period.
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Chicago
Chicago Motor Club
Man Receives Patent Posthumously for Steel Invention
Two years after his death T H Kane former vice president of the Truscon Steel company is posthumously granted a patent. Kane died earlier at Youngstown Ohio where the grant was issued. The patent underscores his contribution to steel making and continues his legacy within the industry.
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Youngstown, CO
T. H. Kane
Truscon Steel Company
Grant of Patent for Steel Joist by the Government
Government grants a patent for a steel joist. Bank of Canada reports assets near a billion dollars. Article notes American purchases of Canadian liquor contribute to the figure and questions the impact.
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Bank of Canada
Boston College Founded Over Protestant Bible Controversy
A 19th century dispute in Boston public schools sparked the founding of Boston College after 400 Catholic boys refused to read the Decalogue from the Protestant Bible. The act highlighted sectarian tensions shaping education in that era.
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Boston College
Boston
Noteworthy murder report shocks quiet front page
A rare front page murder case breaks a period of calm, drawing regional attention as investigators pursue suspects and detail scarce leads in a city accustomed to routine crime coverage.
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Kennwood
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Griselda Strout
C. F. Strout
Hartland
Lee Veltrie
A. E. Murray
V. F. Dewey
Brighton
Hallworth
Adr
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West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Wokoes Cold Compound
Leonemive! Transportsnee
Chevrolet
America
Fline
Mich
Hazen Conklin
New York World
Automobile Industry
L Ray Priest
Detroit Times
Chesen
Fisher
Edward M. Miller
Portland Oregonian
H. M. van Devender
Atlanta Constitution
Play Chevrolet Co
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Elyria, Ohio
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F. M. Sponsellor
Elyria Savings & Trust
Karl W. Plocher
Lorain Co. Bank
ILU
Nielsen Lactic
Wheya A& General
SASH
Nielsen Laboratories Inc
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Phono
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Dunlop
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