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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1932

Page

9

Public auction of Athens County real estate in Ohio

In pursuance of an Order of Sale Jacob Weisenbach et al offer property at public auction at the Court House door in Athens Ohio on Saturday May 1932 at 1 PM. The parcel lies in Amestown Township containing 29 one hundredths of an acre more or less with an asking price of 1800 dollars. Sale cash day of sale. Wayne Winget Sheriff Emmett Keenan Attorney.

Lillian M. Taylor John Taylor Athens Lowing Athena Onio York Town Nelsonville Athens County Ohio Hocking Street Jacob Weisenbach Amestown Amesville-Athens Pike Said Amesville Poute 3

Title Bout Prices Hit New Low Mark

New York April 25. Low mood pushes ticket prices for the Schmeling Shar key championship bout to a new low at Madison Square Garden. The $23 to $81.50 range plus taxes suggests a $1,000,000 gate for the Long Island venue. Only earlier 1892 Corbett Sullivan bout had lower heavyweight prices. Vic Williams, 1981 collegiate quarter-mile champion, leaves USC but trains with former Trojan teammates as he competes for the Los Angeles Athletic Club.

New York Max Schmeling Jack Sharkey Madison Square Garden Garden Long Island Corbett Sullivan New Orleans Vic Williams Southern California Los Angeles A. C Trojan Dean Cromwell

Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Washington Lineup

The program lists a 50-minute Billy Mustc segment and Back of the News in Washington, followed by a mid week federation hymn. Frank Parker and Alice Joy perform, then The Goldbergs and Julia Sanderson with Frank Crumit. Later entries include Mary and Bob, Charles Wakefield Cadman program, Ed Wenn and the Pire Chief Band, and a late night lineup featuring Russ Columbo, Sam Berman, Charles Dornberger, Ralph Kirbery, Johnny Hamp, and Seymour Simon with various orchestras and acts.

Billy Mustc Washington Frank Parker Alice Joy The Goldbergs Julia Sanderson Frank Crumit Mary and Bob Charles Wakefield Cadman Ed Wenn Russ Columbo Sam Berman Ranta Charles Dornberger Ralph Kirbery Johnny Hamp Seymour Simon

Stocks show narrow trend on New York exchange week

A gradual price pattern emerged on the New York stock market with major issues recovering early but fluctuations remaining mild. Industrials and utilities traded thinly with notable moves in Commonwealth Edison Cities Service and Imperial Oil among others while electric and Niagara Hudson Power stayed near shock levels.

New York Car Exchange Ettity Department Tosul Commonwealth Electric American Cas Elrcite Niagara Hudson Power Cities Service Imperial Ou Pennsylvania International Petroleum Balandelli

Women Rally Capitol Petition Drive for Prohibition

A group of women from the Women National Committees for Law Enforcement gather at the Capitol Building to urge Congress to uphold prohibition laws. In the foreground Mrs Henry W Peabody of Florida and Massachusetts and in the left foreground Mrs Jesse N Nicholson of Washington lead the display.

Washington Congress Women's National Committees For Law Enforcement Capitol Building Henry W. Peabody Florida Massachusetts Jesse N. Nicholson Democratic League For Law Enforcement

Fresh receipts and poultry product notes in local market

Report lists receipts and scores for butter creamery items and standards with multiple scores and weights. Includes live poultry categories such as chickens and various weights and prices, with additional notes on packing stock and fresh products.

Lee

Butter Market Steady With Noted Receipts and Extras

Market reports show steady Butter Market readings with receipts around 10,490 tubs and 194 extras. Firsts and seconds vary with percentages noted, while overall standards and current receipts reflect a stable trading pattern.

Poultry Prices and Fresh Killed Meats Listing

The notice lists butter nearby tules and various poultry items with prices and counts. It includes hens, leghorns, colored broilers, stags, old roosters, ducks, geese, and fresh killed meat, with scattered price figures and weights.

Hennery Powltry

Dairy prices and egg offerings at Hhutter Packing

Stock no 1 ihe No 2 le No 8 Oe butter fat 194 The Kage ready cases included. Extra firsts lie seconds 9c nearby ungraded 19 percent. Duck egma lle goose eggs 5c.

Hhutter

Live Stock Market Report From Cincinnati Livestock

The Cincinnati Livestock market shows slow demand and uneven trading. Direct cattle and calves traded weak to steady with heavier weights and sows weakening, while lighter 120 to 150 pound cattle held steady around 3.85 to 4.04. Sheep offerings remained nominal with 162 direct head noted.

Cleveland Produce Prices Report

Butter eggs poultry quotes listed for Ohio New York Penn Maine and Idaho potatoes and Russet sacks. Prices show per 100 pound sacks with varying ranges for large medium and mixed lot sizes.

Ohio New York Penn Maine Idaho

Market Receipts Mixed As Beef Prices Edge Lower

Hog receipts total 1 500 with slow trade and prices 10 to 20 cents lower. 150 to 200 pound hogs at 4.10 to 4.26. 210 to 240 at about 3.75 to 4. 250 to 280 pounds around 3.50 to 3.65. most packing sows 82.15. Cattle receipts 50 with market nominal and steers about 6.50. medium heifers 3.65 to 5.50. cows 3.26 to 4.35. Calves receipts 15 with steady market. better grade dealers 5.50 to 6.06. Sheep receipts 250 with mixed tone. shorn lambs 6.00 to 6.75. spring lambs 6.9 downward. good wethers 3.50 to 3.50.

Grain and Wheat Market Reports From Toledo and Chicago

Toledo grain prices show No 2 red wheat at 4 52, No 1 red prem, and various discounts for other red grades, with corn No 2 yellow around 30 to 31 cents and oats around 23 to 24 cents. Chicago wheat prices fell early on favorable weather, then steadied with minor losses. corn and oats followed similar downbeat to mixed moves.

Toledo U.P Chicago

Liberty Bond Prices and Treasury Quotes Noted

A list of Liberty Bond prices and Treasury notes and bonds shows values such as 34s at 100.23 and 44a at 40124, with Treasuries ranging around 105.8 for 44s and 102.24 for 45, plus various 34s and 43 dated notes cited with small shifts in price.

Treasury Treasury of

Train schedules for Athens routes and Chesapeak and Ohio lines

Northbound trains depart Athens at 11 20 a m and 7 44 p m while southbound trains leave at 11 38 a m and 6 24 p m. The Chesapeake and Ohio line listed as 810 Hocking Valley shows Northbound Train No 33 leaving Athens at 7 45 p m.

Athens Baltimore & Obio

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