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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1933

Page

11

Nelsonville Real Estate Auction in Athens County

The Nelsonville Home and Savings Association offers Lot 298 in Longstreth's Addition Nelsonville for sale by public auction on August 19, 1933 at 1 PM at the Athens County Courthouse steps. The property on Poplar Street is appraised at 1500 dollars and cannot be sold for less than two thirds of that, with cash due on sale day. Sheriff Charles Stratton and Attorney Ett Keenan oversee the sale.

State of Ohio Athens County Nelsonville Home and Savings Association Nelsonville Ohio Laintiff R. C. Duncan Decndant Athens Longstreth Poplar Street Charles Stratton Hiheme Secority Ett Keenan

Enrollments Hit Sixty-Five At Union 4-H Camp

Sixty five farm boys and girls from Hocking and Athens Counties attend the annual 4-H Club Camp on the R. R. Barker farm at Union. The camp runs through next Saturday with Athens and Hocking County extension agents Harold Chambers and Thomas H. Johnson in charge.

Hocking Athens R. R. Barker Union Athens County Club Hocking County Harold Chambers Thomas H. Johnson Athens County Ray Hughes Stewart Earl Cowen Doris Cowen Shade Helen Drake Ruth Reinecheld Logan Mary Filen LeGore Chambers H. Bing Ohio State University H. R. Jacoby 4-H Barker Farm

Funeral services set for Mrs Leonard Epple

Pomeroy reports funeral services for Mrs. Leonard Epple aged 72 died Monday at her home in Bunker Hill are scheduled for 2 pm Wednesday at Carleton Church with burial in Carije toh Cemetery. She is survived by her husband and one son Dana at home.

Epple Pomeroy Leonard Epple Bunker Hill Carleton Church Carijetoh Dana

Paroles Granted to Two Meigs County Burglary Suspects

John Dickson and Glen Lyons of Meigs County were paroled today from the Ohio State Reformatory at Mansfield. Convicted of burglary and larceny, their paroles are dated September 20.

Columbus John Dickson Glen Lyons Meigs County Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield

Man Ordered to Pay $10 Monthly Child Support

Clark Dodds of Carbon Hill was arrested on an affidavit by his wife Eunice Dodds for failure to provide for their infant son Clark Jr. He was found guilty before Magistrate Carl H Porter and ordered to pay $10 each month for the child’s support.

Clark Dodds Carbon Hill Eunice Dodds Clark Jr Dodds Carl H Porter

Additional Employers Sign NRA Agreement

The following additional employers in Athens have signed NRA agreements, reported this morning by Harry W. McKinstry, postmaster, Valley View Garage, Harry C. Slaughter, Standard Oil Co., White Hall Filling Station, Cameron Transfer, Parke Barber Shop.

Athens NRA Harry W. McKinstry Valley View Garage Harry C. Slaughter Standard Oil Co White Hall Cameron Transfer Parke

Grain and feed prices and transit billing data

A mixed Transcribed list shows grain prices for Wheat No 2 red 064% 97% Corn No 2 yellow S8 50 Oats No 2 white 43044 Rye No 2 76% 77%4 with Wheat No 1 red 9244 83% and No 2 red 91% 092. Corn No 2 yellow 33% 34% No 3 yellow 3244033% Oats No 2 white 39042 No 3 white 37 41 Toledo seed desk lists Clover cash 8.50 Oct 8.75 Sisike cash 8.75 Aug 9 Toledo produce Butter fancy creamery 25 Eggs Extras milk? Timothy forage 70a.

Toledo M@luchay Timothy Por

Stock gains extend in early New York trading

Gains widen to about two points in select issues as traders note slow volume and strength in wet stock plays amid Arizona repeal votes. National Distillers and other alcohol makers rise while copper and steel shares edge up. Rails, tobaccos, sugars advance with farm equipment case up nearly two points on steadier grain markets.

New York U.P The Stock Exchange Arizona Auburn Auto Chrysler General Motors Case

Baltimore Produce Poultry Prices Mixed for Live Stock

Live poultry prices include young colored chickens at 16 to 22 cents, old heavy at 19 cents, medium 12 cents, leghorns at 8 to 1 cent per pound, white leghorns at 12 cents per pound, ducks white pekins at 12 cents, and muscovy puddle priced around 11 cents.

Baltimore

Butter and Poultry Market Prices and Receipts Note

Market reports show butter prices easing with lower cents across grades, receipts around 12 thousand tubs and 5 thousand cases for poultry. Eggs and eyes steady with mixed gains, potatoes in New Jersey Long Island and Delaware markets at about 2.90 to 2.80 per 100 lb sack figures.

New Jersey Long Island U. S Delaware

Cattle and sheep market receipts and prices steady to lower

Cattle receipts about 600 with market steady to lower. Prime heavies 240 to 300 lbs at 4.50 to 4.60. Heavy mixed 210 to 240 lbs at 4.75 to 4.90. Mediums 180 to 210 lbs at 4.90 to 5.05. Pigs 90 to 115 lbs at 3.40 to 4.80. Sheep and lambs receipts 1890, lambs good to choice 90 lbs down to 5.25, ewes and wethers mixed price ranges, calves receipts 100 with vealers at 5.50 to 5.85 and heavy under 2.50 to 5.09.

Meat market receipts and prices update

Mogs Receipts 2700 with weights 120 heldover. Mostly 10 cents higher on 180 to 250 lb hogs. heavier butchers steady to 8 cents higher. Cattle receipts 325 with 600 expected. Meats generally steady on meager supplies. cattle head prices 3 to 6 dollars, beef cows 2.50 to 3.50. Sheep receipts 1700 with lamb demand active and higher. ewes and wethers $6.00 to $8.60, slaughters steady at 1.60 to 1.90 per pound for light sheep.

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Cattle and Hog Market Report Showing Mixed Prices and Caution

Sales on Aug 5 totaled 1836 head with broad activity across stock classes. Cattle receipts 161 head include cows, bulls, and stockers with prices from 3 to 6.25 dollars. veals strong at 3.35 to 6. Veals light. hogs 301 head with good to medium quality at 3.75 to 4.40. sheep and lambs 801 head with quality improving and prices 6.75 to 7.10 for mediums. advise caution on heavy grassy veals and poor lambs as sale timing and rates noted. Stock will be received Friday afternoon and evening. sale must start earlier.

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