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Domestic News
December 25, 1913
The Ontario Argus
Ontario, Malheur County, Oregon
What is this article about?
D. M. Landis returned from attending a Simmons Hardware salesmen meeting in St. Louis, where officers expressed optimism for 1914 business despite currency adjustments; heavy snow delays trains in Wyoming and eastern Idaho.
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D. M. LANDIS ATTENDS HARDWARE MEETING
D. M. Landis returned Tuesday morning from a trip to St. Louis where he attended a meeting of the salesmen for the Simmons Hardware company.
The officers of the company believe that 1914 is going to be a good business year. While the first few months may be quiet to give the people a chance to adjust themselves to the new currency measure there is not a cloud to keep business back. The Wyoming section and eastern Idaho have a heavy fall of snow, delaying all the trains.
D. M. Landis returned Tuesday morning from a trip to St. Louis where he attended a meeting of the salesmen for the Simmons Hardware company.
The officers of the company believe that 1914 is going to be a good business year. While the first few months may be quiet to give the people a chance to adjust themselves to the new currency measure there is not a cloud to keep business back. The Wyoming section and eastern Idaho have a heavy fall of snow, delaying all the trains.
What sub-type of article is it?
Economic
Arrival Departure
What keywords are associated?
D.M. Landis
Simmons Hardware
St. Louis Meeting
1914 Business Outlook
Wyoming Snow
What entities or persons were involved?
D. M. Landis
Simmons Hardware Company Officers
Where did it happen?
St. Louis
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
St. Louis
Event Date
Tuesday Morning
Key Persons
D. M. Landis
Simmons Hardware Company Officers
Outcome
officers believe 1914 will be a good business year despite initial quiet months due to new currency measure; heavy snow in wyoming section and eastern idaho delaying trains.
Event Details
D. M. Landis returned Tuesday morning from a trip to St. Louis where he attended a meeting of the salesmen for the Simmons Hardware company.