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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
11
A compact page fragment shows categories for business services pets real estate and merchandise. It lists sections such as 47 Dogs Cats Pets 48 Horses Cattie 49 Poultry Supplies 0 Wanted Livestock 82 Business Places for Sale 83 Farms for Gate 64 Houses for Sale.
A 25 cent Messenger want ad reaches more than 11,000 readers daily, offering a compact classified option for local listings and notices. The low price aims to attract widespread attention in the community.
Public auction to sell Lot 2200 in McKinstry and Parkers Highland Park Addition Athena on Saturday in August 1882 at 1 pm. Property located on Spring Street Athena appraised at 1085.0 dollars. Cash due on day of sale. Wayne Wingett Sheriff. R Cline Attorney.
Charles B. Draper as Receiver of The Coolville National Bank, Coolville Ohio, files in Athens County Court of Common Pleas a foreclosure action number 15.354 against Andrey Tombaugh Mial dret Fitch and others for 48 acres in Fractions Nos. 33 and 34, Township Athens County Ohio. Defendants must answer by December 18, 1882. Attorney L G Worstell represents the bank.
Bowen Barnett, confined at Ohio State Reformatory Manafield, convicted of Neg. Minor Child on 10-15- St, serving 1-3 years. Eligible for hearing before the Board of Parole on or after Aug 19, 1933. Board Parole and Record Clerk J. J. Feeney signs the notice dated 7-22-3atw.
Darreil Selby and Faye Shelby petition the Probate Court on Thursday for permission to adopt Richard Jones Med and rename him Richard Shelby. Hearing set for Aug 18 at 4 a.m. by Judge S. M. Johnson. Also, Emmett Keenan as administrator of Mary Vincent estate granted authority to sell Lot No. TR in the Mude Addition to Athena at price below the assessed value. Sale approved with proceeds division ordered. Bond of 800 for David Lowry as administrator of Annie Dobbina estate approved. private sale of real estate ordered.
Stocks edged lower after profit taking trimmed earlier gains. American Telephone traded around par and rose about 34 percent for the day, while other utilities and blue chips like Steel Common, American Can, Westinghouse, Du Pont, and Anheuser Busch saw smaller moves amid a heavy 2,000,000 share volume and a broad market quiet period.
The market shows widespread advances led by industrials and rail shares as New York stocks rally. Notable moves include gains in Curtis Wright and General Motors while utilities and consumer goods firms post solid upticks amid renewed trading activity.
Baltimore produce notes show live poultry and butter prices. Leghorn chicks priced 14 to 20 cents, young colored at 16 to 26 cents, heavy and other types listed. Roosters ducks and butter variations with small changes in cents per unit.
Record shows firsts with 68 score and second s T score 8 100. Renovated 146 ig packing stag 40c appears as fragmented scoring notes from the event.
Fragmentary OCR note lists Cincinnati produce items with butter packing stock numbers and pricing hints, including near ungraded lots and references to frete 140 and seconds. No clear event or full entities present.
Market records list receipts totaling 6.908 and 6.800 with various extras and firsts. Entries reference current receipts EP Ke, 8Xe extras, and 18 percent standards amid mixed item codes like 6G 16Re and 100 tahee Rutter.
Extras and standards noted for 1940 markets. Poultry market shows steady demand with heavy fowls medium fowls leghorn fowls and ducks priced. young geese and cocks listed at specific per unit rates.
Market notes list various fowl and stock items with prices and counts including leghorns, Western broilers, colored broilers, roosters and ducks. Regions cited include Southern Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky with current receipts and sale terms referenced.
Receipts show 1 000 cattle and 1 900 sheep with overall market steady to lower. Cattle and veal futures quoted from 4 40 to 6 50 per cwt with midrange steers and cows reflecting cautious demand and lighter weights trending downward for certain classes.
Hog and steer sections reflect uneven activity with lighter weight hogs and heavier weights steady to firm. Cattle and veal are slow with light supply. sheep demand steady to strong for prime lambs while fat ewes and midrange grades move irregularly in a sluggish market.
A garbled OCR entry lists various government bond prices and coupons with figures like 101.4 161.96 4% 166.23 96.90 109.24 2% 168 97.98 3% 47 1002 and references to Treas 3s and Treas 6% notes with dates in March and June 1066.
Interest rises in 6s and 4 percent fleeces but actual trading remains slow. Holders resist low bids while offers are modest to firm with prices steady for Ohio end fleeces. Grease and scoured basis figures quoted for combing grades 66 percent to 48 percent.
Grain prices in Toledo list wheat No 3 red at 4714 two prices 448 and 49 for premium No 1 red te. Corn shows No 2 yellow 30 31 and No 4 yellow 29430. Oats No 2 white 17 18 percent, No 3 white 16 18. Butter 24c, eggs 15 1540, hay etc.
Standard Brands, Inc. begins a major expansion covering 100 acres and 140 buildings at the Peekskill yeast plant. Twelve copper fermenters will replace 34 smaller units, boosting capacity over the one year project. Also acquiring a six story reinforced concrete building at 2143 Perehing Road, Chicago. Grain figures show wheat up 1 535 000 bushels while corn and Frye ine show shifts. Consol|dated Gas reports quarterly net income of 19 748 000 dollars and 4 cents per share, with six month results of 2 65 per share.
Daily CHESAPEAKE & OHIO trains depart and arrive at Athens with numbered services. Northbound No 33 at 1 46 daily, No 37 at 6 37 p m, southbound No 30 at 11 00 mm, No 4 at 8 36 p m, other lines list No 3 at 11 38 p m and No 9 at 7 44 p m.
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