Battery Sale Special for Ford Cars at Ridenour's
Business ad announces a 13 plate battery service for all Ford cars at Ridenour's with a price of $7.75 and a trade-in allowance for old batteries.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1930
Page
11
Business ad announces a 13 plate battery service for all Ford cars at Ridenour's with a price of $7.75 and a trade-in allowance for old batteries.
Washington reports the third suspension in 24 hours as Prohibition Director Amos W. Woodcock announces the indefinite suspension of Albany special agent George B. Golding amid charges of improper conduct with several young women. If sustained, Golding will be dismissed. Earlier two agents were suspended for five days each after separate traffic incident accusations.
President Hoover is pictured at the White House during hot summer days. He appears in white shoes, light trousers, and a dark coat, looking trim and cool while advising fashion tips for staying cool.
George W. Rose appears as trustee in bankruptcy for the Harry Harris estate case number 19-11. The filing indicates administrative actions within the bankruptcy proceeding and the official trustee’s role in administering assets and claims.
Re dedication services at Richland Avenue M. P. Church celebrated payment of the mortgage on the church property. The mortgage was burned at the close of services. Rev. Dr. J. C. Williams of Middletown gave the sermon titled The Temple Beautiful and assisted in the ceremony. Mrs. Henry Burgett and Herman Secoy offered vocal solos.
Dr Ernest Scholz head of the German People's Party invited leaders of Social Democratic Conservative and Young German factions to a convention to form a new party to function in the next Heichstag. The last Heichstag was dissolved by President Von Hindenburg.
Indications emerge that the federal government may file charges against South Chicago authorities. The development signals potential federal action following ongoing investigations into local governance and public conduct.
Today markets show butter ranges and price shifts across multiple items. Poultry dairy and lamb categories display varied quotes with standard and common grades noted, while home market entries list fresh counts and mix of weights and cuts.
A garbled regional ad lists produce items and prices. It mentions poultry heavy fowls ducks and other farm goods with varied pricing and product notes. The fragment references firms and a public market context but lacks clear dates or full item details.
A garbled price list notes items such as batter, creamery tablets and packaging numbers. It references scores and different item codes including No. 1 34e 2 23c No. 4 and various graded rates, with mentions of fat content and case counts.
Chicago prose market reports steady conditions as receipts reach twelve thousand five hundred cages with extra Arxts and notable fir e details. Second figures show thirteen thousand two hundred forty eight tubs and extras two hundred sixty four with firsts three hundred seventy four.
Hogs 7 750, including 4 930 direct, holdover active and steady to higher with some higher on 240 lb weights. Sows steady. bulk better grade 170 to 260 lbs. prices around 11.28 to 12.95 for 240 lb lots. Cattle 1 700 with calves 375. feeders strong to higher vs Friday. Bulls weak to lower. top around 1 675. veal steady to lower. better grades higher activity noted.
German aviators Gacar Woller and Wolfram Hirth fly from the Orkney Islands to Iceland in a small touring plane after a twelve hour crossing. They plan to continue to North America routing through Iceland, Greenland and Labrador on their westward voyage.
Livestock receipts show hogs at 11.36 to 10.90 per cwt with 430 head sold. Cattle receipts total 1 060 with prices about 28 higher. best cows around 7 495.50 and calves strong with good and choice vealers. sheep receipts 3 780 with lambs mostly steady to higher.
Stock trading remained subdued in New York as mixed corporate results unsettled investors. The Royal six months report failed to justify preferred dividends, denting confidence, while Youngstown Green and General A toll showed varying moves. Brokerage opinion stayed cautious amid dull volume and pressure on several issues.
F D Arnold 40 of Middletown collapsed during an American Legion convention parade in Cincinnati. Physicians ruled heart trouble as the cause. He belonged to the Middletown Drum and Bugle Corp.
The State Board of Control approved 939000 dollars for a London Prison Farm development to house 1000 inmates in a combined dormitory and cell block. The plan, announced in Columbus on August 19, outlines construction for the facility to relieve overcrowding and improve security at the prison complex.
District Attorney George K. Q. Johnson announced satisfaction with the results of 15 raids conducted simultaneously by 29 agents. The operation targeted bootleggers with the scale and coordination described as effective.
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