Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Live Stock Market Snapshots
Hog receipts 2,600 in Cincinnati with heldover stock and varied prices for 250 to 130 pounds. Cattle receipts 600 with calves 500 and defined prices for yearlings cows and steers. Sheep receipts 450 with all wool lambs and fat lambs priced, notes of lower lamb market and bulk bales of cull ewes and fat ewes. In Pittsburgh hogs 1,600 with price range for 200 to 238 pounds, cattle 600, calves 500, and sheep 450 with fat lambs and cull ewes priced in multiple bands.
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Tsburgh
Market St
Cincinnati
Helping Girls Ahead and Some Rewards
A letter column discusses a man who funded a woman's education and its fallout. The writer questions whether generous aid equates to love or a mortgage on life, and contrasts double standards for men and women while urging broader moral change.
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Teal
Business
Produce price report from New York Chicago and Cleveland
New York butter firmer with receipts and creamery extras around 52 to 53 cents. nearby whites and mixed whites quoted with varying cents. Chicago reflects butter at 49 1/2 to 49 3/4 cents with rind and standard firsts around 47 1/4 to 48 cents. Cleveland lists butter extras 49 1/2 cents and standards 49 1/4 to 49 3/4 cents with firsts up to 25 44¢ and ordinary 23 cents. All other items unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hicago
Cleveland
Oil price shifts across Pennsylvania and transit lines
Prices for Penna grade in various transit lines fell between 2 and 25 cents with several lines showing declines. Liberty bonds opened with slight increases across multiple series as market activity reflected gains.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
C Penna
N. Y
Bradford District
National Transit Company
Neen Ste
National Lines
Penna
S. W. Pa
Eureka
Ef Penna. de
Buckeye
Corning
Cabel
Somerset
Cumberland
Peeland
Kelsagian
Kelsier
Wool prices rise on Arizona and Idaho wool in Boston market
On April 13 in Boston some new fine wool sold at 1.05 for Arizona wool while top Idaho bloods brought 1 and three eighths blood 90 cents. Mills are improving business and good wool stocks are not large with an undertone of steadiness.
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Boston
Arizona
Idaho
Toledo Market Report Closes Mixed Prices April News
Toledo Ohio markets show mixed results with oats and seed prices quoted. Cash oats and seed values listed along with butter eggs and related commodities in a brief market snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Tia i
Glover Seed
Mac Aistke
Armour Grain officials await action on trading ban
In Chicago on April 13 officials of Armour Grain Company awaited a ruling to avert dissolution after a Chicago board of trade trading ban order. The firm, likely the world's largest grain trader, was not expected to yield to the measure and continue operations. The order takes effect Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Grain Company
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
U.P
Women lead kitchen study at county farm bureau meeting
At the farm bureau office yesterday the women project leaders chose Kitchen Management as the subject. Miss Adelle Kock from Ohio State University explained the projects and demonstrations will be shown at the county fair and two fall meetings. Mrs. Stella Goddard was named chairman. other attendees included Mrs. Charles Mansfield Mrs. Mer Win Mansfield Mrs. Bliss Driggs Mrs. Earl Cowan and Mrs. Frank Beebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Adelle Kock
Ohio State University
Stella Goddard
Charles Mansfield
Mer- Win Mansfield
Bliss Driggs
Earl Cowan
Frank Beebe
Rebels Sack Fresnilo Firms in Zacatecas State
An American company named the Mexican corporation was among several firms sacked by a rebel band in Fresnilo Zacatecas state official reports said on April 13.
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Mexico City
Mexican Corporation
Fresnilo
Zacatecas
Seven Last Words of Jesus Topic Union Good Friday Service
Seven Athens ministers and laymen will address the seven last words of Jesus at a union Good Friday service at the Presbyterian church from 12 to 3 pm. W Walter Ludwig will preside. Lectures cover all seven words with local clergy and two lay speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Athens
Presbyterian Church
W. Walter Ludwig
Ohio University
M. FE. Charley
First Christian Church
Paradise
B. L. Smith
Mt. Zion
E. L. Pielow
Church of the Good Shepherd
A. Y. Wilcox
Athens Presbyterian Church
W. H. Maurer
W. 8S. Gamertafelder
Ohio University Sets Easter Recess One Day Monday
Ohio University will not hold classes Easter Sunday and will dismiss Monday April 18. Dean E W Chubb announced at a convocation in Ewing Hall explaining the short break aligns session days with state universities and Ohio’s September start. An address to women students by President E B Bryan was announced for hall auditorium at 7 o'clock with a brief musical program.
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Ohio University
E. W. Chubb
Ewing Hall
Chubb
E. B. Bryan
Hall Auditorium
Irma E. Voigt
Voigt
Fred Lee Tom
C. C. Robinson
School of Music
Marriage Licenses Issued in Probate Court
Two marriage licenses were issued yesterday in Probate Court. The first, to Thomas Hook 17 of Glouster a miner and Geneva Murphy 16 of Glouster, with Rev Christman officiating. The second, to Earl A Morgan 21 of Chauncey a miner and Ethel Smith 17 of Chauncey, with Magistrate Pearl W Helwig officiating.
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Thomas ‘Hook
Glouster
Miner
Cleve Hook
Geneva Murphy
G. W. Murphy
Christman
Earl A. Morgan
Chauncey
Henry Morgan
Ethel Smith
Fred Smith
Pearl W. Helwig
Martin will leaves daughter Racie Wells $500
By the will of George 8. Martin, his daughter Racie Wells receives $500. The remainder of the estate goes to widow Bertha E. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
George
Racie Wells
Bertha E. Martin
Club Leaders Meeting Set For Saturday Evening
County Agent T. H. Johnson will host a leaders meeting at his home Saturday evening for both men and women as announced this morning.
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T. H. Johnson
Johnson
U S Embassy Guarded in Paris Over Sacco Vanzetti Death
The United States embassy in Paris was placed under secret guard today to prevent reprisals following the Sacco Vanzetti death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Sacco-Vanzetti
Varsity A Dance Planned by Athens High School
The Varsity A dance will be held in the Athens high school auditorium April 29 at 8 pm under the athletic association. Proceeds will be used to pay athletics debt. Chaperones include teachers and parents. Tickets go on sale next Tuesday through athletic association members.
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Athens High School
Supreme Court to rule on Teapot Dome oil lease legality
Washington April 13 the Teapot Dome naval oil lease once judged illegal by the Senate and two federal courts goes before the United States Supreme Court for a final ruling.
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Washington
Teapot Dome Naval Oil
Senate
United States Supreme Court
Fight for Haynes as permanent Prohibition chief gains
A renewed struggle within the Prohibition Bureau and dry groups over Roy A. Haynes’s status as permanent commissioner gathers momentum. Opponents include Methodist temperance leaders and Senators Curtis and others. supporters cite the Anti-Saloon League and groups led by Willis and Fess, with outcomes tied to President Coolidge’s decision.
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Washington
U.P
Prohibition Organization
Roy A. Haynes
Prohibition Bureau
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition, and Public Morals
Curtis
Republican
Kansas
Treasury
Haynes
Anti-Saloon League
Willis
Fess
Ohio
Federal Council of Churches
President Coolidge
Positive IDs made in Long Beach crash kill two Kenton residents
A man and a woman killed in a Long Beach automobile crash Sunday night were identified as David Willis 35 and Mrs Bernice Miller Anderson 36 both of Kenton. Willis will be returned to Kenton for burial while Anderson likely will be buried in Long Beach.
Banquet Set for Athens County Farm Bureau Members
An Athens County Farm Bureau banquet will be held Friday at 7 15 p m in the Berry hotel with music and business on the program. County Agent T H Johnson announced this morning.
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Athens County Farm Bureau
Berry Hotel
T. H. Johnson
Probate Court Accounts Filed in Athens County Ohio
Probate Judge Johnson notes suspended hearings for publication until May 2 at 9 a m for multiple estates. Names include Jennings admr Rachel Jennings, Minor and Rife executors, Starkey executor, Pierce-saliniet of Samuel Pierce, Gillette and Boudinot administrators, Wood executor, Burgon Sunkel administratrix, Gibson executor, McClure administratrix, Warden administrator, Stauffer, Metcalf, Cline guardian, Chutes guardians, Jackson guardian, Coolley guardian, and Addison C Reedian final accounts among others. The notice covers first and final accounts and third accounts filed from March to April 1927.
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Athens County
Ohio
Ralph P. Jennings
Rachel Jennings
Sherman Minor
Eli Rife
Oe . Starkey
Pierce
Samuel T. Pierce
A. R. Gillette
M. L. Boudinot
Amanda Smith
James Perry Wood
Ebien V. Wood
Inez Burgon’ Sunkel
Arthur C. Burson
Soceness
Frank W. Gibson
John Swett
Josie McClure
Eliza Murphey
Harry Warden
Jerome Stauffer
Lane
Fil Johnson
Petition for Public Road in Athens County Ohio
Undersigned freeholders in the vicinity petition for a public road along Moody Hollow starting west of Mine 266 from Glouster Murray City Road to near Susie Szala land and across multiple landowners to Goose Run. April 28 1927 viewing date and 1 30 p m final hearing before County Commissioners in Athens Ohio.
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Glouster Murray City Road
Mine No. 266
Moody Hollow Road
Mood Hollow
Susie Szala
James Moody
Mike Scrvenyak
John Gyure
S. T. Banfield
Lew Easler
Wm. Slisher
Goose Run
Thos. Griffith
Francis Homer
County Commissioners
Athens
Ohio
Board OF Sitsmissioners
Robt
Nelsonville Public Safety Seeks Fire Truck and Hose
Sealed bids for a gasoline motor propelled fire truck with pump chemical tanks and hose body and for two thousand feet of triple ply tight jacket fire hose are due by 12 noon April 27 1927. Bids may cover either item separately or both in one bid. Full specifications available at the Director of Public Safety’s office. Dated April 13 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Public Safety
Nelsonville
Ohto
E.lam
Curtis millionaire offers rooms to three girls in ambition test
Billy Wells joins Nyda Lomax and Winnie Lomax as wards of T Q Curtis at his Riverview mansion. Each seeks a different path: Billy aims to be a concert violinist while Nyda pursues kindergarten teaching and Winnie a secretary position. Clay Curtis questions the plan as romantic entanglements begin.
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Billy
Nyda
Curtis
T. Q. Curtis
Big Curtis
Billy Wells
DA Lomax
Winnie Shelton
Dal Romaine
Ralph Truman
Mr. Curtis
Clay Curtis
Clay
Wells
Truman
Crescent Drive
Riverview
Colfax
Misa
Mrs. Meadows
Continent
Winnie
Clara
T. Q
Thetore
Nydal
Stanley Powers
Eddie Banning
VINCO Promotes Gentle Bowel Regulation in Laxative Tablet
An advertisement touts VINCO chocolate coated tablets made of herbs Roots and Barks as a pleasant harmless laxative and bowel regulator. It promises relief from constipation without griping or sickness and offers money back if the first 25 cent box does not help.
Midol Promises Quick Relief for Menstrual Pain
A vintage ad touts Midol as a safe tablet that relieves menstrual pain within seven minutes. It claims no drastic drugs, benumbs only affected organs, and fits in a purse or pocket for 60 cents. Scientific terms are used to present a reliable, harmless solution.
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Elsie Marlowe
R. W
Hersef
Elsie
Ji.kl
Sam
Susy
Premier Syndicate, Inc
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Srd
Apis
Toledo Grain
Ohio State
Dean Chubb
Club Leaders
High School
Ohio Senators
California
Findlay
Dunlops
Florida
Daytona Beach
H. O. D. Segrave
McFarland
Dunlop
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