Silver market outlook and 1971–72 trends
The piece reviews the 1971 silver market, noting a drop to 128.8 cents per ounce and a 4 percent U.S. consumption decline led by photography and jewelry. It discusses production gaps, sources filling demand, speculators holdings, and a cautious near-term forecast with a brighter longer-term outlook, recommending Hecla Mining stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley Hills
Mass
General Services Administration
Handy & Harman
U.S
India
Pakistan
Babson’s Reports
Babson’s Reports Research Department
Hecla
Stock split possibilities for 1972
Wellesley Hills Massachusetts notes that improved market conditions and higher corporate earnings may boost stock split activity in 1972. Companies may split or pay stock dividends to widen ownership and lower share prices, with incentives linked to dividend restraints under Phase 2. Notable firms already involved include American Express and Whirlpool Corp. Mexico
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley Hills
Mass
American Express
Minnesota Mining
Ryder System
Florida Power and Light
Melville Shoe and Whirlpool Corp
Connie Peacock and Lanny Bahlman to Wed in Farmers Branch
Dallas couple announce the engagement of Connie Peacock to Lanny Bahlman of Winters. The wedding is planned for May 27 at Farmers Branch Church of Christ. Connie is a 1972 R. L. Turner High School graduate. Lanny is a 1968 Winters High School alum and UT graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Peacock
Lanny Bahlman
Gene Peacock
Dallas
Connie
Winters
Farmers Branch
Church of Christ At
Miss Peacock
R. L. Turner High
Winters High School
University of Texas
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Babson’s Reports Inc
N. Y
Texas
Texas and Winters
Main Drug CO
Ady
FINIS
Foxworth-Galbraith Building Materials Center
Mr. Bahlman
J. W. Bahlman
First Savings OF
San Angelo
Las Vegas
Mexico City
First Savings & Loan Association of San Angelo
Capitol
Mexico
Pyramids
America
Beauregard San Angelo
Beauregard
Ballinger Branon
Hutchins Ballinger
Winters Branch
South Main Winters
SSS
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