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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1933
Page
9
A newspaper ad page announces that classified ads connect wants with offers and notes proper deadlines and error handling. It highlights various categories from automotive to employment and household items. The page emphasizes accurate placement and fair treatment for all notices.
The fragment describes a Me Hines setting in Hines Me selecting an oeed 6 percent. It references the Colorado River context and hints at a financial or land issue tied to the river region.
Three men faced liquor charges before Magistrate C H Porter with fines handed down. Silas Kempton of Jacksonville paid 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor. A E Trimmer of Murray City and Ephraim Mayles of Washington County were fined 15 and 10 dollars respectively plus costs for intoxication. Mayles also paid 25 dollars for disturbing a religious meeting during a service at Tablerown church on December 20. John Six of Murray City pleaded not guilty and slated for trial on April 5. Constable Frank White ordered the arrests. Lewis Coss of Ath ens was to be arraigned today on intoxication charges.
Trimble justice of the peace M. E. Christman denounces a Messenger report claiming he was arrested for theft of a washing machine. He says an affidavit and replevin bond were filed before the writ, while attorney FEA Holmes maintains no such affidavit existed.
Ralph Koker, 20, of Athens Route 3, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Koker, and Martha E Pinkerton, 17, of Sharpsburg Route 2, daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Pinkerton, named in the notice.
Train notices show No. 3 departs Athens 11 32 am. No 9 departs Albemarle 7 44 am. No. 2 departs Athens 11 30 am. No 4 departs Albemarle 9 34 am. Sunday and weekday services listed with several stop details and connections at Athens and Albemarle.
Central School fifth graders under Miss Dorthea Lowell have completed ten linoleum blocks and will exhibit them at Logan's Book Store on Tuesday. Most designs depict scenes of Athens of the Present and Past with maps and river surroundings.
The U P.I. Dun and Bradstreet daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities for the United Press shows a reading of 72.03 today. The prior day was 71.80, with week, month, and year values also listed in the 68 to 77 range.
The page lists broad market standings with Rail and Industrial groups. Key names include New York Central B&O Union Pacific Amoco Pennsylvanian Rock Island St Paul Southern Pacific and Standard Brands along with Powers and Light and Warner Bros. Oil players include Phillips 66 Pure Oil Socony Vacuum and standard oil affiliates.
In New York April 3, irregular activity across sectors showed light turnover. Utilities drifted after morning weakness while several issues rallied from earlier lows. Consolidated touched a 10933 low then rose to near the 414 close, American Telephone steadied around 68, rail shares faded slightly but clawed back from early lows, American Tobacco B climbed to 62. Farm equipment stocks held firm with wheat gains, while U S Steel Sears Roebuck Allied Chemical American Can and McKeesport Tin Plate advanced modestly. Alcohol stocks also rose as did the beer group.
Prices listing fresh 12s and butter extras with scores, poultry goods including turkeys, chickens, geese and ducks with various weights and prices. Regional current receipts cover Southern Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky and a broad mix of fresh killed hens broilers and turkeys with pack stock and grading notes.
Hogs receipts about 200 980 direct and through. Trade moderately active with general steady tone and closing rounds. Cattle receipts 850 calves 200 steers and heifers steady to strong with mids weight bids around 4.25 5.50. Sheep receipts 800 reported steady with lambs clipped to 4.50 9.75 and wool lambs higher. Pittsburgh market shows hogs 4000 receipts steady 4.25 4.95 for 60 to 220 pounds and cattle 600 receipts weak to lower with bulk at 4.00 5.00. Calves 600 steady. sheep 2500 steady with lambs 5.95 6.25 and wethers 2.75 3.25.
The report lists livestock receipts by category with prices for hogs cattle veal and sheep including various weight classes and stock types. It also covers government bonds with multiple issues and bid quotes such as Lib 47 100.18 and Treas 4s 34 104.4 among others.
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