Ordinance 618 plans street improvement in Athens Ohio
Athens City Council approves President Street paving project from 70 feet west of Congress Street to near the new South Bridge with brick on concrete base and seven foot sidewalks. Securing damages claims, funding, and public notices are addressed. excludes nonessential items and includes contingent costs and notices. Administrators and executors for local estates are named in unrelated probate notices.
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President Street
Congress Street
New South Bridge
Athens
State of
Ohio
Plana
Director of Public Service
Towit
Astoune
Columbus
Used car ads seek trades and cash with contacts
An underselling notice lists several used car trade options including cattle and a Federal Truck. Contacts include Joey Cone with phone numbers 22502 and PE-928 and another entry for 26112. Mentions Moler Auto and Chevrolet passenger car trade mentions.
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Joey Cone
Chevrolet T
Moler Auto
Army Air Corps Tests On Moving Freighter
A decrepit freighter Mt. Shanta towed sixty miles off Virginia Capes for a first bombing test since 1923. Nine Langley Field twin-motored planes will strike the ship with Army observers led by General James E. Fechet aboard the Reno tug. Navy observers join amid lingering controversy over prior sinkings.
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Norfolk
U. RA
Army Air Corps
Tasta
Virginia Capes
Shipping Board
Mt. Shanta
Langley Field
Reno
Army
James EB. Fechet
Air Corps
Navy
Army tests mobile searchlights at Fort Humphreys
The War Department announced 18 planes will report to Fort Humphreys Virginia in August and September to participate in aerial hide and seek trials with mobile searchlights. The tests aim to observe and evaluate the new light systems and aircraft coordination.
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Washington
U.R
Fort Humphreys
War Department
Pilot in Hospital After Glider Crash at Elmira
Capt. Thomas Phillips of Ft. Riley Kansas is hospitalized in Elmira New York with critical injuries after a glider crash at the National Gliding and Soaring contests. He suffered two broken legs a fractured skull and back injuries when catapulted from South Mountain and struck high tension wires near the airport. The glider's wings were ripped off and it nosed into the ground.
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Elmira
N. Y
Stocks Show Mixed Losses in Rail and Steel Shares
New York stock lists rail and steel equities faltered on a broad market downturn. United States Steel and several railroads hit new lows while major diversified groups held relatively steadier as prices firmed in places.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Cor- Wisson
Bnet
Donds
U. S Steel Corpor
Union Pacific
Atehicon
Law
Wheo Central
Canadian Pacific
New Haven
Baltimore
Ojo
Penbayhania
Norfolk and Western
Loulaville
Nashville
Pointe
Missouri Pacific
Oh Rails
Teel
Allied Chemical
Eastman
Gears Roeburk
Auburn Auto
Feaues
Westinghouse Alestrte
Cheneral Electria
American Can
Radie
Market Comment on American Telephone and Company and Radio Corporation
Market observers report on American Telephone and Company dividend prospects and state of stock as well as Radio Corporation of America earnings before tax and amortization. The piece notes small investors and employees hold many shares while officials discuss any dividend changes and cash position. It also covers United States Steel and Standard Brands performance, orders, bookings, and projected earnings with commentary on future dividends and corporate gains.
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American Telephone and Company
Aggegarate Sc
Wall Street
Poe
Secer Ta B. Jd. Grigady, Cheirman. B. & C. Loamas Fh
i@t RADIO CORPORATION
NET Radio Corporation of
Arcs
Toso
United States
Tvel Corporation
Thawe Daya
Neome
Sane
Studente
Ambiguous ticker style list from 1930s finance page
Fragmentary financial snippets show multiple firms and sectors including power, gas, motors, metals and mining, with percentages and incomplete names suggesting a market round up or quote board. Reads as a jumble of company words and disconnected terms.
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Allegheny Car
Neeteteras
Gentral
Rook
Ciscviesecas
Cass
Oesnebekeay
EE Radio Corp
Visbeecedes
Seneer Ate Fears Roebuck ‘Ebrecbacswk
Eee
Warner Bros. Ecugekevansen Tian Weatinghouse Es
Cca
Vdesderdice
OLS
Eonseseuetsesea Phillips Pet Area
Renner E
Binelair
Subdestus Raestusesivne
Wid
Cccvcccaceensvesvcoe OS Texas Corp
Trans Am
OOP
Rolling Mills Veeabie
Aciccceneanses
Auburn
Gatas Aeaneunkas Nerénsis
Cp Ciga Ss Tabbnd Aces Vearseveganca
Auto de Assssisen
Ece
Seoevenens
Gen Motors
Reee
Eas
Goodrich Fouubber
Ccesesesse Ceedese Ulm
Pere Phos Ero
SGU
Cicsi Vis Coca
Overland
Packard
Stewart Warner
Bam
PORTE
Am. Gan Ceeven
Avesieedayers
Curties Wright
Ampralt
Ailette
Tel
Harvester
Seong
Market Report on Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hogs steady to lower than Friday with various weight grades quoted from 160 to 250 lb and 240 to 250 lb ranges. Cattle and steers show mixed results with dry fed at 9.25 and grain finished around 8.50, cows mainly 294.50, bulls 3.50. Sheep around 8.50 for desirable lambs, common sorts 60 to 64.6, market blends show broad firmness and softness by category.
Hogs and cattle receipts and market shifts noted
Hog receipts 1800 with mixed prices by weight up to 210 lbs and 260 to 310 lbs ranges. Cattle receipts 600 with steers yearlings and heifers steady to 25 cents lower, bulls steady, grass beef cows around 344. Calves receipts 850 steady market with choice vealers near 9.50. Sheep receipts 4000 markets slow with best around 4.25 for choice grades.
Market Summary: Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle and Sheep
Steady to better grades noted with mixed cattle values. Weights around 773 lb fed cattle at $7.50 and heifers, cows mostly steady with beef cows around $9. Sheep and lambs show weak to steady demand with ewes and wethers $2.50 to $6, some top lots around $9. Damaged OCR yields unclear names and places.
Poultry Prices and Stockyard Items Listed
Fragmentary meat market notice shows farm goods with prices for live hens roosters and eggs. Mentions freshness and extras including wine and treated stock. Details are garbled but indicate poultry items such as hens for sale and weights or counts along with prices per unit.
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Bulter
Tules
Egg and Butter Market Report With Mixed Receipts
Market notes show receipts at 10 294 cases with extra firsts 20 percent and current receipts 16 17 4c. Butter market firm with extras 27 percent. Bee notes firsts 23 and 24 4G, standards 37¢.
Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Goods
Butter and eggs listed with firm markets and varied prices. Heavy fowls and light broilers noted with multiple price points, while potatoes and cheese appear in sparse detail. A Virginia cloth-top stave business figure is cited at 2.75 and 2.652.75 per unit.
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Rginia
Domestic Wool Market Activity and Receipts Report
The report notes firmer demand and higher asking prices for 46 and 60 percent quality wools with firms around 65 dollars. Combed wools average 22 cents grease, while some firms have withdrawn offerings. Domestic wool receipts for the week ending August 8 reach 9,126,700 pounds, down from 20,439,100 pounds the prior week.
Grain and commodity prices tease scattered figures
Readable data shows grain, corn, clover and eggs prices with multiple digits and months. Mixed garbled terms reference futures such as Oct Dec Aug and various creamery and hay figures, resembling a damaged market page snippet without complete context.
Casting Exhibition At State Hospital Grounds
Twelve members of the Columbus Casting Club staged a Sunday exhibition at the State Hospital grounds. Five prizes were awarded for the Athens contest with winners including H. R. Burch, Lee Marsh, Clyde Mansfield, Fred Wheaton and Claude Wenatfall. L. M. Crooks led the Columbus group as president.
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State Hospital
Columbus Casting Club
Athens
Columbus Group
L. M. Crooks
Prise
H. R. Burch
Lee Marsh
Clyde Mansfield
Fred Wheaton
Claude Wenatfall
Ohio Journal mailing room safe robbed
Robbers cracked open the safe of the mailing room at The Ohio Journal in Columbus and stole $200 yesterday.
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Columbus
Ohio State Journal
Rail Time Card Eludes Clear Details of Athens Schedules
Partial OCR shows train numbers and times for Athens routes with several garbled words. It lists No. 2 arriving 11 19 a m and No. 4 arriving 6 22 p m, No. 7 leaving Athens 9 20 p m, No. 30 arriving 11 02 a m, with missing or unclear additional items.
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Athens
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Buick Co
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Athens Detective and Collecting Agency
Dial 596
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H. W. Bledel
Sono
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Fred Hell
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Franklin Avenue
C. B. A. the Messenger
Athens City Homes
Will Exchange
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Carpenter Hardware Co
Nelson
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Bone Coalition
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Happy Whitmore
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Swanson
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Modern Barber College
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Guysville
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Canaanville
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Nelsonville Floral Co
Nelsonville Flor Co
Jackson &J
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Ester Verity
Clas
Crystal
Wheaton Hardware Co
Trimble
Onto
Athens Loan Co
G. E
Hopkins Radio & Electric Shop
Kerr Hardware Co
Marietta Paint and Color Co
Colonial Loan
Colonial Finance Co
Rev. V. Ahlbrand
E. V. Chalfapt
Chauncey Feed Co
Sisser Street
Chestnut Street
Fort Street
Rufaal
Bouncs
Baldwi Pee
Isataredt
R. Neterwait
Cline Piatene
John Klots
Athens County
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Said County
Harry Kieffer
Buchel, Ohio
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Oecene
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Minnie Hasom
Joseph & Basom
Treasury Department
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Coolville National Ank
Coolville
Charles H. Draper
PW Pole
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Trysler
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A Daily Thrift Guide
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Mac Chevrolet
Studebaker
Logan Fertilizer
Trip
Chick
BY Cowan
Hannams
Knapp & CO
Power Am
Cities Service
Bloc
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