Record Breaker Year Ahead in Financial and Industrial Prosperity
War era executives and notable figures forecast 1925 as a year of robust business growth. Gary of United States Steel Corp and others expect continued policy support, higher production, and improved markets. Railroads, oil, copper, bankers, utilities, and automakers share optimism while cautioning about inflation risk and overconfidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Associated Press
Dawes
United Ih A
Steel Corporation
Ta Ee
Pubts
Rct
J. Kruttschnitt
Mr. Kruttschnitt
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
United States
Teagle
William E. Knox
American Bankers Association
Silk Industry Sees Fast Pace Into 1925
H R Mallinson president says the silk firms end 1924 at full capacity with mills operating day and night. He forecasts a strong start to 1925, insisting waste elimination in manufacturing and distribution will boost profits and lay a solid foundation for continued growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Mallinson
H. K R. Mallinson & Company, Inc
Shooting match New Year event at Orndoff's filling station
An item reports a shooting match on New Year’s Day at Orndoff's filling station on Millwood Ave, noting participation or spectators amid a list of poultry and shoats. An adjacent line advertises a house for rent at Harris Audition with contact L. C. Kremer, dated 12-29-31.
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Orndoff’s
Millwood Ave
Harris
L. C. Kremer
Johnston Expresses Gratitude for Sympathy in Loss
A Winchester Virginia note from GEO B. Christie thanks A Sitney Johns for a sympathetic letter sent during the death of Mrs Hard ing. The writer and relatives express grateful appreciation for the kind gesture and support received at the time of bereavement.
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Asiiay Johnston
A. Sitney Johns
Winchester
Gracie
Harding
Geo
B. Chri Oe
Latrobe Reader Sends Renewal for The Star and Byrd Support
Cal M. Martin of Latrobe Pennsylvania renews his subscription to The Star for another year and expresses satisfaction with the newspaper’s improvement. He also extends wishes for success to Harry F. Byrd in his political campaign.
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Cal M. Martin
Latrobe
Star
Harry F. Byrd
Cars Arriving Daily Offer Parts at Zucker man and Carvers
Cars arrive daily at Zucker man and Carvers offering parts at moderate prices. You can save money on durable auto components and replacement items through their stock.
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Zucker
Lost steer near Berryville Pike in Clarke County
Weight about 600 pounds. Strayed from my farm. Finder will be rewarded for return. Ernest M'Donald. December 23, 1961. Berryville area notice with owner contact details.
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Berryville Pike
Clarke County
Ernest M’donald
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