Second Quarter Coal Consumption Exceeds Production
Stocks of bituminous coal in the United States fell in the second quarter as consumption topped production and buyers drew on reserves. On July 1 total coal held by commercial buyers and retailers stood at 26.3 million tons, down from April 1 and May 1 levels, with April withdrawals reaching 2.35 million tons and May June draws at 0.9 million. Compared with a year ago stocks are down 12.6 percent, though May–June consumption kept reserves adequate for about 41 days. Additional storage included 4.878 million tons on upper lake docks and 1.632 million tons in mine cars awaiting billing. Production rose 5.2 percent for the week ending Aug. 13 to 4.695 million net tons, while Ohio’s calendar-year production through July 31 reached 6.344 million tons.
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Nelsonville
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Upper Lake
Ohio
Guaranteed Rheumatism Relief by Famous Q-62/3
The ad promotes Q-62 and Q-623 remedies for rheumatism neuritis arthritis sciatica and lumbago. It claims a renowned specialist authored the prescription and guarantees relief after a few doses, sold exclusively at Quick's Cut Rate Store with claims it is “worth its weight in gold.”
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Quick
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Lake cargo coal dumps rise and fall from 1931 to 1932
For the week ended Aug 15 the bituminous coal dumped at lake ports totaled 658 732 tons versus 1 036 785 tons in the same period of 1931. Year to date 10 206 059 tons dumped against 15 712 509 tons in 1931 and 21 508 160 tons in 1929.
Nelsonville Band to Broadcast from Columbus Station
Nelsonville High School Band will broadcast on station WAIL Columbus Tuesday evening. Ward W Hamm director returns from wedding trip and will accompany the group in school buses. They depart the high school at 1 30 p m with the program from 6 30 to 7 p m including talks by Supt E J Arnold and Edward E Rosser president of the Nelsonville board of trade.
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Columbus
Nelsonville
WAIL
Ward W. Hamm
Supt
E. J. Arnold
Edward E. Rosser
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Margery Rutledge
Iowa
Merchants Edge Carbon Hill 6-5 In Tight Sunday Game
Nelsonville merchants defeated Carbon Hill 6-5 before 1200 fans at City Playgrounds. Johnson of Carbon Hill and Ray of the Merchants starred with multi hit efforts, while Stewart delivered the winning RBI in the eighth. Linton suffered a facial injury requiring stitches.
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Nelsonvil
Nelsonville Merchants
City
Carbon Hill
Johnson
Ray
Merchant
Stewart
Dupler
Graham
Ncamtemns
Abrhoa KK
Biodser
Columber
Evans
Talbert
W. Devol
Dawley
Garhet
Benwmese
Rutherford
Cecucispres Eniriacencadie
R. Blosser
G. Garner
Hartley
K. Blosser
Garner
Whyte
Smith
Galvin
Ray Hartley
S. Garner
Lowe
Old Timers Win Eat Outfit From River By 7-3 Score
Old Timers beat River team 7-5 at Belpre on Saturday morning. Mohney pitched well and drove in three runs, aiding a veterans roster from Parkersburg Belpre Rockland and Little Hocking. Team members include Walker Wagner Taylor Smathers White Mohney Krotche Campbell Christian Smith Bruce.
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Nelsonville
Dr. Welker
Belpre
Parkersburg
Rockland
Little Hocking
Mohney
Dr. Walker
Ben Wagner
William Taylor
Ed Smathers
John White
Imal Mohney
Henry Krotche
George Campbell
Morris Christian
Gilbert Smith
Arthur Bruce
Girl Scouts Troop 2 to Meet at Miss Shaw’s Home
Troop 2 will meet Tuesday at 7 o clock at Miss Helen Shaw’s Scott Street home. All members urged to be present.
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Helen Shaw
Scott Street
Whitmore announce birth of daughter Clara Joan
Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Whitmore announce the birth of a daughter named Clara Joan born Thursday August 18.
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Mrs. Ellsworth Whitmore
Mary Louise Pyle
Clara Joan
Betts and Bayless Families Visit Baker Home in Malta Ohio
Mr and Mrs Frank Betta and daughters Jean and Judith along with several Betts and Bayless families visited Mr and Mrs Charles Baker in Malta Ohio on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ed Betts Mr and Mrs Don ald Betts and daughter Miriam Mr and Mrs Charles Bayless and daughters Ruth and Jane Mrs Joe Barrows and Miss Frances Bennett and Harry Betts of Hemlock Also present were Mr and Mrs Ray Latta and daughters Thelma and Lila Lee and son Don of Corning Ohio Mr and Mrs John Zeller Jr
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Howard Wallace
Joyee
Columbus
Mae Linton
Mixe Bernadine Woodant
White Cross Hospital
Harry Jackson
Clarence Johnson
Max
Tippleance City
Toledo
A. G. Cotton
Wooster
Will Harden
Adrian
Mich
Charles Glenn
Fort Wayne
Ind
Nelsonville
C. A. Stover
Lilling
George Stover
Lancaster
Pete Shough
Alva Patton
John M. E. Church
Shough
Patton
George Harden
Vinton County
Mabel Barnicut
Pittsburgh
Max Pergrin
Akren
W. H. Parka
O. J. Howearth
Moundsville
W. Va
Delbert Davis
Fort Street
Jeanette Clark
Lennie Howearth
Howearth
Herrold Lancaster
Tiffin
Ohio
Frank Betta
Jean
Judith
Ed Betts
Donald Betts
Miriam
Charles Bayless
Ruth
Jane
Joe Barrows
Frances Bennett
This City
Harry Betts
Hemlock
Charles Baker
Malta
Baker Home
Ray Latta
Thelma
Lila Lee
Don
Corning
John Zeller Jr
Rutland area schools to open with no text book changes
Rutland Professor Oscar O Patterson replaces Clarence Chapman as principal and says textbooks will not change this season due to a low mood. Schools reopen September 5 for high and grades. Jani tor Spires and Lanning work to maintain buildings. Charles Smith remains critically ill at his daughter's home. Various local notes report births illnesses visits relocations and family news.
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Oscar O. Patterson
Clarence Chapman
Rutland Schasts
Messenger
Lanning
Charles Smith
Wiliam Plummer
Eclipse Watch Focus Shifts To Fryeburg Maine August 31
Astronomers from around the world head to Fryeburg Maine to observe the total solar eclipse on August 31. The event will cut a 100 mile wide path across Vermont New Hampshire and southeastern Maine with Fryeburg near the center. The Fryeburg Lovell Kiwanis Club distributes eclipse materials and organizers expect limited clear skies with totality lasting 99 seconds starting at 3 24 pm Eastern.
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Fryeburg
Vermont
New Hampashire
Maine
Merare
Bun
Moon
Earth
Fryeburg Regiew
Reaper Dies of Heart Disease After Automobile Theft
An offender fleeing police in Chicago after stealing a car was shot at, crashed the vehicle, and escaped with injuries thought likely. He later collapsed and died from heart disease as officers arrived to arrest him.
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Chicago
U.A
Macey Lite
Theleta
Sehmaletda
Governor Stiles Young and George White On Birthday Reflections
In Columbus on August 22 George White began his first year and said he felt no older than ten years ago. The governor celebrated his sixtieth birthday, marking a notable anniversary.
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Columbus
George White
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