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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
7
The article lists commodity quotes including corn barley and butter with varied prices for October and December months. It includes cattle hogs sheep and lambs with prices for different grades and categories from market reports. Also notes Chicago producer markets with butter prices eggs and live poultry figures.
A fragmented report from Columbus discusses removing state institutions from political influence. It quotes a speaker arguing the political right must not intrude into care for the unfortunate, promising to keep operations beyond partisan control. The piece critiques attempts to redefine governance and stresses adherence to the law.
Henry Miller 39 of Leon West Virginia was struck while walking along the K and M tracks in Glouster about 6 p.m. He suffered a right collarbone fracture, was treated by Dr. Crawford, and sent to Jackson General Hospital, with six weeks off work ahead.
In Athens a divorce suit by Greenwald against his wife Marthe is met with a warm reply. Marthe lives in Somerset Perry county with seven children and denies willful desertion, claiming she never left their home and that deeds were placed in her name during a difficult period. She accuses Greenwald of infidelity with Lola Van and alleges prior alimony payments and past legal troubles including a Hocking county fine, mortgage strain, and ongoing financial hardship.
A dynamite blast damaged a street car in Denver on December 18. The car, out first on the track, was derailed by the explosion. The strikebreaker crew aboard was uninjured and police and officers rushed to the scene.
A letter threatening Charles Pons's life was received amid police inquiries into Ponsi’s financial empire. Investigations trace back to Montreal dealings 13 years ago. Investors including working girls and a Lynn tailor mourn losses while officials assess agent liability.
Family reunion pie tae laterained 18. Retye Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tope and daughter of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Smart and two children of Hamidy Run, Mr. McClenen Pinn of Kimberly, Mr. and Mrs. Wed Newland of Kimberly.
A London official levied a fine on a company for mine stoppage and failure to notify workers. The case notes 3000 miners were unavailable as the company faced penalties for unpaid notices and abrupt labor actions.
In Lyons New York William A Goodnow, once declared legally dead, has returned after 18 years. He is heir to 384 500 dollars from an uncle’s estate. The money was given to Goodnow’s wife and son. He plans to contest the bequest.
Attorney General and Mrs Price celebrate the birth of a baby boy born this morning. The family name and further details are withheld, but the arrival marks a joyful event for the couple and their household.
Fragmentary text mentions an estate and a deceased person with partial legal phrasing. Unable to determine complete names, dates, or actions.
A fragmented notice invites inquiries for a progressive institution in Ohio promising careful handling of money and liberal interest. The ad mentions an address at 22 West Gay Street in Columbus and appeals to potential investors to act promptly.
Census Bureau reports 1930 population figures with state totals such as New Hampshire at 149 per 1000 and a statewide total around 443,088. The item also notes a court appearance and bond details for local officials, with trial dates pending.
For sale ad details lumber doors interior finish lime plaster building brick tile cement pipe drain tile sand and mortar colors waterproofing and paints from Gardin Brothers two yards. It promotes securing a home with coal fire brick fire clay and related building supplies.
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