Probate Court of Athens County Accounts Set for September 1921
Probate Judge Johnson lists numerous estates with filed accounts in Athens County Ohio. Hearings suspended for publication with exceptions until September 1921 at 9 a.m. for final and partial administrations and guardianships including Stout Dent Daugherty Copeland Crossen Kern Stanton Lancaster Wilkes Richey Warren McBride Moody Duncan McClannahan Maxwell Moorhead Walsh Wise Kelley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ohio
J. J. Stout
Leander Stout
Wiley T. Sprague
Malvinia Dent
W. E. Bolton
M. I. Daugherty
N. G. Worastell
W. W. Daggett
Edna Copeland
Frances C. Copeland
Roy M. Dootlittle
Kossuth
T. Crossen
Elizabeth Kern
Mercy Annie Kern
Peter Kern
Benjamin SS. Stanton
Orlando, Stanton
S. H. Lancaster
William Lancaster
George A. Wilkes
William H. Wilkes
Charlies A. Richey
Alice A
Martha J. Warren
C. O. Warren
William Brown
Mildred Selby Et al
M. McBride
Nes McBride
D. L. Moody
Harold Money
Oo. F. Lowther
Oscar 1Ee
Lenna Duncan McClannahan
Dorothy Elizabeth Duncan
J. M. Hyde
Margaret
Frances Maxwell
Caroline Wilson
Lucy Moorhead
Theodore Moorhead
James J. McNamara and
Foley
Appointment of T. J. McGraw as administrator
T. J. McGraw has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of William B. Rice late of Athens County Ohio, deceased. Dated August 6, 1921. M. Johnson, Probate Judge of Said County. 8-6-80tw.
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Notich
T. J. McGraw
William B. Rice
Athens County
Ohio
M. Johnson
Said
Mother Dies Protecting Brood in Barn Yard Accident
In Bryan County on August 13, Mrs. Edward Forrest of Fulton County died from tetanus after stepping on a nail in a mud boat in the barn yard. She bent nails to keep her children from stepping on them, slipped, and the nail pierced her shoe.
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Bryan CO
Edward Forrest
Fulton County
Arethusa Departs After Sellout Seafaring Liquor Trade
The British schooner Arethusa, nicknamed the sea going saloon, departed about twenty miles off New Bedford after reports reached port that it had been selling liquor to all comers.
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New Bedford
Mass
Arethusa
Farmer Attacked Near St Joseph in Tar and Feathers
Albert Krieger a Glenora Michigan farmer was seized by eighteen men and taken to the Indiana Michigan state line where he was tarred and feathered according to dispatches from St Joseph Michigan dated August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Mich
Albert Krieger
Glendora
Here
Indiana-Michigan State Line
May Force "Dry" Agents to Carry Warrants to Search
Washington August 13 protection of the home against search and seizure by prohibition agents without warrants was approved by the house judiciary committee today.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Police Securing Real Details in Murder of Priest
Dor is Shirley, one of two missing women in the Father Heslyn case, surrendered to police in San Francisco. She said details of William Hightower's story were incorrect, and Hightower, the suspect who guided officers to the priest's grave, remains in custody.
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San Francisco
Doris Shirley
Patrick Heslyn
Miss Shirley
William Hightower
Hightower
Father Heslyn
Health officials rush to halt smallpox threat at Clyde
Fremont Ohio August 13 county health officers were summoned to Clyde to stop a possible smallpox outbreak. Two cases were reported with multiple exposures and quick measures were ordered to prevent spread.
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Fremont, O
Clyde
Daily Market News From New York Exchange
The New York stock market shows firm early trading with mixed moves among leaders. Baldwin and Mexican Petroleum rally while Central Leather hits a yearly low. overall market closes heavy with broad activity in names like American Smelting and General Electric.
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New York
Baldwin
Mexican Petroleum
Allis Chalmere
Etree
Col, Gag & Electric
Cisvesse
Kennecott Cop
Sevesee
Republia
New York Central
Connie
Northern Pacific
Rock Island
CPO
Sinclair
Studebaker Teehee
U. & Steel
Utah Co
Eaveenvees Westinghouse
Willys-Overland
Mid States
Eater
Chandler
American Loco
American Woolenee
American Bugar Cusses Aieves
General Electric Os
Western Union
Steel
Pierce-Arrow
Obscure Oil Firms and Pipe Lines Mentioned in Ledger
A jumbled OCR fragment lists oil companies such as Ohio Oil Prairie Pipe Line Sinclair Oil and Cumberland Pipe Line Merritt Okla Prod and Rig Standard of Ind and Midwest Refining. Mentions Glenrock Boston Wyoming and several unfinished entries, dates, and locations unreadable.
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Divnots
Ohio
Pierce
Prairie Oil and Gas
Prairie
N. Yuseses Standard
Midwest
Inter
Pet
Sinclair Oil
Rte
Cumberland
Merritt
Ind
Axes Co
Csv
Eeee
Elk Basin
Glenrock
Boston
Wyoming
Grain Prices Rise on Chicago Board of Trade
Aug 18 reports demand for wheat and other grains boosted prices on the Chicago Board of Trade. Trading started steady then softened before seaboard buyers pushed gains. data showed heavy receipts and provisions moved higher. Wheat and corn futures showed mixed openings and closes with modest to notable gains.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Seaboard
Toledo Grain Prices August 13
Closing prices list wheat at cash and futures around 1.29 to 1.86, corn at 64 to 66, oats 37 to 86, barley 66, clover seed 13.50 to 18.00, timothy and aliske with varied quoted months, butter 47 to 48 cents, eggs 42 cents, and hay at 1.16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Dee
Produce and Livestock Markets Reported Across Cities
Cleveland and Cincinnati markets show mixed steady to slow trading. Prices listed for cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs reflect steady to slightly varied demand with packers buyers and shippers noted.
Chicago market report butter eggs cheese and poultry prices
Chicago August 13 market notes show butter at 40 percent creamery 39 firsts 44 seconds 39. Eggs ordinary 24 to 27 cents firsts 32. Cheese Twins 18 18 and Young Americans 29 21. Poultry live 18 to 22 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Young Americas
Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards Illinois Aug 13
Hog receipts 5000 with a 10 cent higher market. top 11.10, many sales 8.45 to 10.90, heavy and light weights noted. Cattle receipts 500 with mixed ranges from 2.25 to 16.50 for various classes. veal calves 7.75 to 9.25. Sheep receipts 8000, market steady with lambs 8.50 to 11.65 and ewes 3.25 to 4.00.
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Union Stockyards
Ill
Chicago
Pittsburg Livestock Prices Aug 13
Cattle receipts light and market steady with best cattle at 8.50 to 8.75, prime 8.50, common 8.25, veal calves 10.00 to 10.50. Sheep and lambs slow. prime wethers 5.25 to 5.50, good 4.75 to 5.25, ewes 4.00 to 4.50, yearling lambs 16.50 to 11.00. Hogs receipts small and market higher. prime heavy 11.00, mediums ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pitsburg Livestock
Pittsburg
Bond Prices for Various U.S. Securities Reported in New York
Aug. 13 updates show Treasury issues and municipal bonds trading higher. First 4's at 87.70, 4% at 87.92, 06 at 106, 44's at 1.88, National League bonds 3 1⁄2% at 98.68, Victory bonds at 98.7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERTY
New York
Thinks Islanders Are Not Yet Ready for Independence
General Leonard Wood, after investigating conditions in the Philippines, is understood to have advised against immediate independence. Secretary Weeks prefers Wood as governor general for the next year and says independence is unlikely in that period.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Phillipines
Weeks
Wood
The
Travel Tax Cut Deepens As House Committee Acts
Washington August 18 federal taxes were reduced further by Republican members of the house ways and means committee. The express rate tax was repealed and previously eliminated passenger Pullman and freight taxes. Complete repeal of transportation taxes takes effect July 1 1922, except for gas pipe and oil line levies.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Issue New Bulletin for Swine Feeders
Ohio Experiment Station Wooster issues a new bulletin for swine feeders. It details comparative values of supplements used with corn such as tankage meal and soybeans, along with minerals and forage, for fattening swine.
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Ohio
Wooster
Public Sale Notice At New Marshfield Farm
A public sale is advertised at a farm located one mile south of New Marshfield Ohio. Details regarding items, date, time, and terms are not provided in readable text.
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Athens Messenger
Nelsonville
Bart
Eseceessas
Crippen
Union Street
Athens
Plains
J. W. Matheny
Troy Township
Main Market Road
Little Hocking
B. Oo
Athens City
R. M. Patterson
Sant Hill
New Marshfield
Ohio
Daily Trains Depart From Athens Schedule
Northbound trains No 1 leaves Athens at 6 32 a m No 3 at 9 59 a m and No 6 at 2 03 p m Daily Southbound trains No 2 leaves at 11 47 a m No 4 at 4 37 p m and No 6 at 8 15 p m provide regular service from Athens.
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Athens
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Guysville
N. E. Mills
Farm Bureau
Athens Lumber Company
International Horse Power
H. W. Brooks
W. Union St
John F. Butts
Gallipolis Marble and Granite Co
Alden
W. Union
O. L. Hoisington
EB. R. A. M. Moore
Secy
Bell
L. H. Nixon
L. H. Nixon Coal Company
C. B. Downhour
Sugar Creek
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the Plains
Kriinski
Rodney Bradley
Poston
Glouster
77 FE
Mulberry Street
Union Depot
East Mulberry
Sprague
Ehone
Eagageh
CT Prad
Swanson Furniture CO
East State Street
Athens Trucking CO
Wiseman and Pickens Phone
Hoporoma Syrup Company
Byard Street
Amesville
George W. Dewees
Clarence Cooley
Acme Trunk and Bag Factory
Spring Valley
Royal Rochester
Carpenter Hardware Company
Paddock
Kansas City
Woodbury System
Bailey
Empire Building
Denver
Colorado
Roseanna Shop
Miss Shepherd
Stella Avenue
Fern Street
Josten’s Cigar Store
Josten
E. State Street
KD. Dern
Mill Street
I. W. Webb
Unton
Minner’s
Cable Hardware Company
Kelley
Pickering
W. M. Andrews
W. Union Street
Bronsdon
Grace Hamilton Morrey
Columbus
Park Hotel
Home Furnishing Co
F. R. Beasley
Morris Avenue
West Union Street
Pioneer Sales Co
Bellefontaine, O
Paterson Institute
la Grange
Moler
Barber College
W. 6Th Street
Cincinnati
Newark
New York State
Fred Landis
R. H. Ross
International Hosiery Mills
Norristown
Arket
Wing Seed Company
Mechanicsburg
Hydro- Vulcan Tire Company Traders Bidg
Steel Spring Piston Ring Co
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mailarepe Co
28Th Street
Detroit
Carpentier Hardaware Company
Palmer House
Athens Ice
Athens Ice & Storage Coo
Gadbury
Schreiber
Slim” Seward
Moler Auto Sales CO
U-Auto Paint Shop
Carpenter St
McCune Tire and Accessory Co
J. B. Shepard
William Hughes
BON Ton
Harris
Bon Tom
Bixby’s
Stacy Boyer Shoe Shine Parlor
Majestic
Reed Aleshire
Riverside
Vanderhooft
Coolville
Guy Davis
Frost R. D. 1
Coe Brothers
Albany
Bath
Violet
State Arts Court Streets
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S. High Street
South High Street
H, H. Peckham
Purdue University
Lafayette
the Crystal Restaurant
Windsor
Manhattan
W. S. Blackwood
S. Court Street
International
Cooley-Daugherty Company
Washington Street
Public Square
C. W. Craig
J. L. Edmundson
Guy Dinsmore
Franklin Avenue
Ash Cook
Fairview St
Beaumont
George Shafer
Robinson and Landis
National Bank
Ame
Hooper Street
Edwards Avenue
H. Howards
R. D
James Dailey
Angel Ridge
Ford
Dodge
Dodge Touring
Guthrie Auto Sales Co
Luster Fougus& Co
Hamilton Family
Athens Furniture Exchange
Ford Roadster
Richardson-Gee Company
the Music Shop
First Street
R. White
Tinner
Rauch‘'s Bakery
G. W. Hopkins
Carbondale
Mitchel
Rice
Minner
Thorebred
Jlen E. Jones
Trimble
O. R. By
Square Deal
Athens Messager
Mound Street
EL Blackburn, R. DL
Main Lake Road
Lake
J. W. Sanders
Vermillion
Brood
Michigan
Swigart Land Co
First Nat. Bank Bldg
Paul Department Store
Daily Market News
N. Y. Exchange
N. Y. Curb
John Reed
A. M. Mooney
Enos Starkey
Col. Geo. Allen
Baltimore & Ohio
Wertteuna
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