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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1922
Page
2
A fragment notes daily rates and a 45 cent figure tied to a local market item. Readers should expect amid context missing specifics and location.
A brief note discusses version 2 practices preferring dollar based values over alternatives. The item highlights usage guidance and contrasts methods for financial display. It emphasizes consistency and clarity in reporting monetary figures.
S. W. Straus & Co. reports underwritten first mortgage building loans totaling 43,986,000 since January 1. The firm notes rising demand for funds to support widespread new building projects across the United States, signaling possible record growth in coming months.
About 50 members attended a meeting at the Athens Country Club to hear Julian Blanton and others discuss golf rules and etiquette. The club house nears opening and a new nine hole course will be usable soon, with a direct Athens exchange line connected to the club house at 935.
A killing frost and freezing temperature damaged vegetation across Ohio with reports from Columbus. Weatherman Alexander said the full extent would be available tonight and that fruit buds in central Ohio may escape serious damage. He warned of more frost tonight but not as cold overall.
In Columbus on April 22 over 20,000 visitors attend to witness more than 600 men and women athletes compete in 100 indoor and outdoor matches for the Pennsylvania System championships.
President Harding persuaded several Republican senators to halt pressure for a rapid soldiers bonus bill in the Senate. He argued that funds from Britain's debt repayments could cover the bonus by July 1, and urged delaying major action to avoid treasury embarrassment while avoiding a rushed discharge of the Finance Committee.
A visitor returned Friday evening from Ironton where he attended the dedication of the Ironton-Russell bridge. He praised the local enterprise for conceiving a $700,000 project and completing the bridge within nine months of starting work.
Mr. C. E. Putnam a long time business man banker and ranchman will begin a series of ten Bible lectures at Richland Avenue Church starting Sunday April 23 at 7 p m and continuing each evening thereafter. He is billed as one of the world’s greatest Bible teachers and will explain vital truths as he understands them.
Mrs. Elsie Cost administratrix for Elmer Cost seeks 100000 dollars in federal court damages. She alleges her husband was killed instantly on February 8 when shot through the heart by a Wheeling Steel and Iron plant guard at Yorkville.
Sand Rock resident Miss Myrtle Morris visited Sunday with Miss Virgene Boudinot. Mr and Mrs Robert Roberts spent Monday with daughter Mrs Hal Brawley. Mr and Mrs Jess King called on Mr and Mrs Carl Grandstaff Saturday evening. Rev Browning held a Sunday service. Carl Grandstaff family visited with Gilbert Benedinot. Charles Brawley called on Mr and Mrs Andrews Sunday. Charley White is moving his family from Broadwell to town.
James E. Newman sues Mabel Taylor in Athens County Ohio case 12416 seeking 419.05 plus interest from April 28 1921 for labor and necessaries. attachment issued. Taylor must answer by May 5 1922. Woolley Rowland attorneys for plaintiff.
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