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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
13
A vivid note invites readers to enjoy an uninterrupted stream of entertainment that offers clarity and ease of access. The message promises reliable, spoiler-free enjoyment across novels, films, music, and stage shows.
The Chene Trombley Recreation five of Detroit sold out a 5000 seat arena for a big match against Canfield Off Cleveland. Chene Trombley, fresh from a recent world title chase, surged to move into fourth place with a 5 010 victory. Hartman and Erie of Detroit earned sixth in doubles with 1 295, adding to Hartman’s 1 906 all events total for tenth.
State Highway Director invites sealed proposals for four contracts on the Logan Athens Road in Athens and York Townships. Estimates range from 87 660.34 to 21 502.00 dollars with completion set for August and November 1982. Bids require a 5 percent certified check up to 10 000 dollars.
In San Francisco on April 7 a twofold inquiry began into the death of Phar Lap the Australian wonder horse. James J. Davis half owner allows a thorough probe amid poisoned rumor theories while federal and University of California experts test the horse for poison traces.
At the Senate Finance Committee hearing Senator Couzens of Michigan opposed restoring the manufacturers sales tax to the revenue bill. He told M L Reidman of the New York Board of Trade to forget that position after Seidman said his group favored the tax feature.
World heavyweight champion Max Schmeting of Germany will appear at Memorial Hall Dayton in an April 18 exhibition. The card also features a 10 round bout between Paul Pirrone of Cleveland and Jack McVey of New York in the Negro middleweight category.
New York stock prices recovered from an early break as leaders slipped to new lows for the day. United States Steel General Motors General Electric Atchison New York Central and PennCentral hit new lows while American Telephone neared the 100 mark. Bonds were unsettled briefly as Kreuger concerns sparked selling in early trading.
New York stocks chronicle mixed activity as Washington observes cherry blossoms. The first buds appear along the Tidal Basin with full bloom expected by Sunday. A nationwide radio broadcast will share the scene as diplomats and congressmen comment on the season.
A youthful Mrs Jamat Singh stands before a Bombay store urging the cameraman not to buy British goods. She typifies women pickets taking a lead in India wide anti British boycotts.
A set of monetary amounts is presented as 44 000 20, 11 813 14, 22 134 81, 06, 18 700 94, 140 135 88, 13 500 60, 3 457 85. The context and dates are missing, making exact meanings or associations uncertain.
A Baltimore market list shows fresh receipts with butter creams and packing stock. It itemizes live poultry including chickens leghorns and roosters along with guineas ducks and turkeys priced per weight or unit, reflecting stock and market variations.
Listing shows butter packing stock numbers 1 180 130 B 106 with butter fat 17 100. Bells lower cases included extra firsta 160 seconds Sc nearby ungraded 100 and eggs with duck at 10 percent and goose at 15 cents.
Market highlights show butter steady with extras at Miep standards 23 and receipts at 12. Poultry stays steady with heavy fowls at 15, medium 17, leghorn 14. Broilers and ducks priced per 100 pounds, capons at 230. Potatoes list Ohio New York 50 38 per bushel sack with Maine Green Mt. at 1.10. Idaho Russet large at 1.75 per 100 pounds.
Receipts show varied figures with 13 741 at Casey and 8 216 at Butter Market. Firsts range around 12 to 19 percent with extra firsts 18 to 164 Whe. Seconds cited at 10 to 11 percent with standard totals 196.
Listings show butter nearby tules 92 score and 89 score 20¢, poultry colored broilers 20 260, leghorn springers 16 16c, old roosters 11 12c, ducks 18 200, geese 12 Ie, fresh killed hens 27 32c. Includes receipts and stage prices for miscellaneous fresh products.
Cincinnati live stock report shows hogs at 4 000 head with 1 178 divested, uneven steady to better grade 160 to 220 pounds around 4.50 to 4.94 per cwt, 210 pound estimates to 260 pounds. sows around 3. Cattle and calves 650 and 450 head with common and medium steers and heifers around 4 505.75, beef cows low, vealers steady to strong with good at 5.20 to 5.50. Sheep 900 head including 150 direct, steady with better grade wooled at 7.50 to 8, commons 4.50 to 7, select clipper prices up to 8.13.
Toledo prices list wheat No. 2 red options 1 2 cont ium with various discounts. Corn No. yellow 32 39 percent, No. 3 yellow 11. Oats No. 2 white 24 25. Clover primes 8.75. Butter fancy eggs extres 120 nay cents.
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