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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1935
Page
11
Secretary Ickes denounces demagogues and utopian schemes while defending free speech. He lauds the Roosevelt administration and the $4 billion public works program as vital to job creation and lasting economic security. He cites Adolph S. Ochs as a standard for impartiality in journalism.
Nelsonville residents note visitors from Athens Columbus Lancaster and Ravenna during Easter and weekend gatherings. Families including the Grants Beatfields and Linscuts share meals and Easter at Nelsonville homes.
New York stock market opens with a steady to firm tone amid active trading. Initial advances appear in American Telephone, Santa Fe, General Motors, General Electric, Montgomery Ward, and other major names as brokers note improving industry confidence from a magazine report.
Livestock prices show mixed shifts with hogs under pressure while cattle and sheep hold steady or rise slightly. Treasury data for April 19 reports receipts of 14.28 million and expenditures of 39.68 million, leaving a large year to date deficit and gold assets at 473 million.
A pricing bulletin lists eggs and Butter movements in Baltimore and Cleveland. Includes current receipts, firm values for eggs and butter, grade scores from U S standards, and details on standard and extra firsts, seconds, and storage quantities.
The Athens City School System received a $20,000 check on its share of the first half real estate tax advance draw, announced by County Auditor C. O. Gibson. The City of Athens received $2,000.
The Agnew Torpedo Company, maintaining a branch office in Logan, filed suit for 296 dollars claiming it is due for merchandise used in shooting off and gas wells.
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