Weekend visits and notices fill Athens County scenes
A long list of weekend social calls in Amesville Nelsonville Buchtel and Athens includes Mr and Mrs Clifford Gabriel visiting relatives near Amesville Miss Freda Erb visiting Opal Backus at Nelsonville and numerous family gatherings. Also legal notices describe a large oil gas and mineral rights sale comprising multiple parcels in Waterloo Township and surrounding sections with surface rights mineral rights and railroad privileges. The sale sets minimum appraised value of 39150 and payment terms 1 3 3 with 6 percent interest. CHARLES BURT Trustee of the estate John Hewitt for the benefit of his creditors. Wood Bartell Attorneys. 7-19-d4otw
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Clifford Gabriel
A. L. Linscott
Amesville
Edward Bufington
Ode Donally
Buchtel
Freda Erb
Opal Backus
Nelsonville
Ed Powers
Gonddest
Hazel
Jobs
Newton Hoch
Jennie Finney
Athens
W. A. Finney
Pete Erb
Gene Backus
Bateman
John Schmidt
John Pinnick
Clarence McCall
Murray
Jas, Hardy
Belle Mourne
Earl
Winnie Young
Everett Mourne
Chauncey
James McNabb
A. J. Maines
Chicago
Joe Tate
Lillian Donally
James Hardy
Ed Buffington
Abbie Graves
Columbus
Robert Graves
George Porter
Hattie Douglas
Ben Phelps
Hazel Bowersosk
W. M. Secoy
Lancaster
H. A. Tipton
M. E. Sunday School
Salem
Floodwood
Charles Burt
John ©. Hewitt
Wood & Bartell
Glass eye shattered in Nelsonville accident
L B Mann of Nelsonville, a blacksmith helper, was struck in the face by a steel wagon tire while straightening a hoop. The impact shattered his glass eye and cut eyelid and nose. He was rushed to Copeland and Howe hospital and is recovering.
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L. B. Mann
Nelsonville
Mr. Mann
Mann
Copeland & Howe Hospital
Athens county to hear tentative highway one mile from intercounty road
County surveyor files a tentative apportionment for property owners within one mile of intercounty highway No 159 between State 125 and the Meigs county line. Assessments on file for inspection. objections heard August 17, 1921 at 1 p.m. Owners may file objections in writing before the hearing.
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Athens County
Ohio
Board of Commissioners
Stae 125
Meigs County
Ohio Line
Sail
Trustees Sale of Real Estate in Athens County Ohio
Public auction set for August 20 1921 at 1 p m at the Athens County Courthouse front door selling multiple parcels in Waterloo and nearby sections. Parcels include northeast and southeast quarters of sections 24 and 35 town 11 range 15 with various exceptions and surface rights. Titles relate to the John C Hewitt assignment for creditors Caude No 12182 under Ohio law.
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Ohio Company
John Ackley
Athens
Hewsett
Carbondale
B. & O. Southwestern Railroad
Said Township
Charles French
L. M. Jewett
Athens County
Ohio
Mabla Bratton
John C. Hewitt
Waterloo Lawnsnly
Carbondale Branch
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad
David French
Inaterloo Township
Mineral City
Carbondale City
Carbondale Road
John &. Hewitt
John Dodds
Hohenstein Electrocuted During Storm in Cambridge
L E Hohenstein aged 37 died after touching a live wire during a storm in Cambridge Ohio. The accident occurred today as severe weather swept the area. Police and officials investigated the scene for safety violations and utility grounding.
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Cambridge, O
L. E. Hohenstein
Grain prices edge up as export demand lifts Chicago Board
Grain quotations advance fractionally on the Chicago Board of Trade as export business grows. Wheat September opens at 1.25 and closes 1.25. December 1.28 steady. Corn September opens 0.75 lower and ends up a quarter. December 0.75 lower to 0.69 and up a quarter. Oats September 0.25 lower, ends up a quarter.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Cincinnati Produce Prices Noted in Early Trade
In Cincinnati market notes Eges steady and extra firsts at 33 cents. Firsts 33c Sle or ordinaries 26c. Market snapshot shows price levels for produce items with marked 33c and 26c figures.
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Cincinnnati
Grain Prices Reported From Toledo Market
Closing prices for July wheat at 3.130, Sept at 1.82, corn cash No 8 yellow 67 6c. Oats cash No 2 white 42 43c. Barley cash No 2 6e. Clover seed 1920 14.05. Oct 13.95. Dec 13.75. Feb 14.00. Mar 13.90. Timothy 1920 2.65. Sept ieee Oct 2.90. Dec 2.95. Mar 0. Alsike Aug Oct 11.00. Dec 12.25. Mar 11.60. Butter 47 48c. Eggs 40c. Hay 1.16.
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Toledo
Timothy
Ieee
Alsike
Cleveland Produce Prices Reported for Butter and Eggs
Cleveland August 2. Produce market prices show butter ranges from 47 to 60 cents per pound in tubs prints and extras. Eggs list varied by grade with fresh northern extras at 58 cents and Ohio nouvelles at 33 to 37 cents.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago Produce Prices Report
Butter and dairy prices listed for 43 cent standard creames 10 percent firsts 87 percent seconds 33 and 36 cents. Eggs ordinary 24 and 27 cents firsts 29 percent 80 cents. Cheese twins 20 21 percent Young Americas 22 22 percent. Live poultry 22 28 cents.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report From Union Stock Yards Illinois
Hog receipts 2400 with market up to 11.60 top and strong mid range. cattle receipts 1000 with steady market and ranges from 2.25 to 9.85 for various classes. sheep receipts 18009 with steady market and lambs priced from 8.75 to 10.50 and ewes down to 1.50.
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Cincinnati
Union
Ill
Pittsburg Stock Prices Light Cattle Yuk Markets Steady
Pittsburg livestock report shows light cattle receipts and a steady market with quoted ranges for cattle and veal. Sheep and lambs receipts are fair with primes and good grades listed, while hogs show varied prices across heavy to light categories amid irregular figures.
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Pittsburg
Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes Market Prices
Readable figures show Liberty Bonds 3s at 87.88, 44s at 87.98, 4Ms at 87.76, 44s at 91.00, fourth 4s at 87.84, Victory notes at 98.64, and Victory 4s at 938.70 in this market fragment.
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Liberty Bonds
First
Jond
Victory
New Ohio law leads to fines in liquor sale case
Kosko Bolenski was fined $100 in Justice Helwigts court after pleading guilty to selling intoxicating liquor to Joe Sheski. The ruling cites Sec 6212-66, enforcing oath requirements for intoxication cases, and the defendants were compelled to reveal accomplices under penalty of law.
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Kosko Bolenski
Bolenski
Joe 8
Gus White Injured in Columbus Exhibition Game
Ralph Gus White former Ohio University baseball captain suffered a double fracture of his left leg during a game against the Mirco team of Columbus. He was rushed to the Be hospital in Zanesville for treatment and faces weeks of bed rest.
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Ralph
Gus” White
Ohio
The
Land All-Stars
Gus Ma
Gus
Mirsco
Columbus
Zanesville
Davis is Davison 42 Charged in Mail Money Theft
Dayton report says Davis a 42 year old letter carrier in downtown district faces federal charges for theft from mail. Federal inspectors indicate marked money found on him was taken from letters he carried, tying him to the alleged loss of funds.
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Dayton
Grove Meeting At Will Kelley Grove
The Grove meeting continues weekly and on Sunday August 7 at Will Kelley Grove with progress talks and a basket dinner. Everyone is invited to attend.
Washington disarmament talks invitees to pay travel costs
Reports indicate that participants invited to amend the Washington disarmament and Pacific conference will bear their own expenses. The notice affects foreet powers and other invited parties as of August 2.
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Washington
Ington Disarmament
Pacific
Bank Loots Shock Grand Junction in Garfield County Raid
In Grand Valley Garfield County, the Western Bank was robbed of 15000 dollars. Police reported the heist occurred in August with the culprit unknown.
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Western Bank
Grand Junction
Col
Garfield County State Au
Grand Valley
Cockroach Causes Twenty Minute Delay at Signal Box
A Canadian railroad train was held up for nearly half an hour after a cockroach climbed into a telegraph instrument at a signal box, delaying operations and prompting a stoppage to remove the insect.
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