Electrified St Gothard Line Ends Smoke Nuisance
The Lucerne Chiasso section of the St Gothard line is now electrified, ending smoke pollution and allowing full sight of Alpine majesty. Two power plants at Amsteg and Piotta supply energy. the project covers 1371 miles and marks a landmark in Swiss engineering.
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Banking power of United States reaches 50 billion in 1922
A Comptroller of the Currency annual report notes the banking power of the United States at about 50.175 billion in 1922, with the nation’s share of world banking power near 50 percent. It traces banking power to paid up capital reserves and related credits, comparing to earlier years from 1870 to 1900.
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Banking Power of the United States and Loan Proportions
The article analyzes banking power in 1921 with deposits and capital forming a vast total. It notes about two thirds of banking power appears as loans and discounts fueling industry, while banks also support marketing and credit to individuals lacking facilities. It cites figures around 30,000 million dollars at fixed rates, with substantial holdings tied to loans at banks nationwide.
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Community Happenings in LaGrange March News
Local notes report numerous visits and social events in LaGrange including church members hosting, guests from Elyria and Cleveland, Grange meetings with third and fourth degrees, dances and refreshments. Several residents changed jobs or homes, with Easter plans and upcoming services noted.
New Stand Relocated to Cheapside and Second
The stand has moved to the corner of Cheapside and Second Street. Service to Cleveland runs on the hour and on the half hour, continuing as before with thirty minute intervals.
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Second Street
Cleveland
Wauseon Teens in School Meeting on Prohibition Debate
A report from Yon central district detailing a late afternoon meeting at Schroeder School with about four dozen attendees. Lucy Miller chaired discussions on temperance urged by Mrs John and Mrs Eldred among others. Participants spoke on the need for public support of prohibition and its blessings, with notes of scripture and community remarks. The gathering included Miss Ruth and Miss Ethel, with Fred Schramm and others present as local figures.
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C. W. Sage
Amherst
Nellie Auxer
Pearce
G. N. Snyder
Richard Gibbons
Pittsfield
Albert Wilcox
Fred Rounds
Church Street
Katie Mason
Jus Holcomb
Cyrus Dawson
Verona
Troer
West Rid Teen
W. CO. T
Lucy Miller
Sion
John
Jed
Dahl
Hawin Eldred Ar
Rath
J. Burrer
Elyria
Henry Shauve
Ethel Ba
Fred Schramn
Ruth
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