Wille Printery Sunday Edition Notice
Fragmentary OCR mentions Wille printery with a Sunday edition and a note about hours or availability until 3. No clear event, date, or additional details readable.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1935
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR mentions Wille printery with a Sunday edition and a note about hours or availability until 3. No clear event, date, or additional details readable.
The Hocking Valley plan proposes flood control and land use zoning with zones for forest recreation farming and grazing. It calls for emergency funding, coordinated federal and state agencies, and a Hocking Valley Coordinating Committee to align projects from reforestation to dam construction and home-site establishment.
The listing presents a dense schedule of radio programs from 12:15 to 1:30 a.m., featuring weather, livestock, music orchestras led by Gene Burchell and George Duffy, family acts like Home Sweet Home and Dorothea Ponce, talk and news segments with Lowell Thomas, and late-night shows such as Amos n Andy, Lum and Abner, and Johnny Courtney. Many entries repeat across dayparts with orchestras, news, and serials, reflecting a full broadcast slate.
The stock market resumes its rise with fractional to large advances. Major movers include Columbia Pictures up over five points and recoveries seen in United States Steel American Telephone Bethlehem Inland Steel General Motors Chrysler Westinghouse Sears Roebuck Montgomery Ward Western Union and others. Treasury figures show receipts and expenditures with a sizable deficit. Produce prices and farm goods list varied again with apples beans beets broccoli cabbage and other staples moving in limited ranges.
TIENTSIN China UP Japan has demanded apologies guarantees and compensation for families of victims from the Shanhaikuan train hold-up two weeks ago in which bandits killed three Koreans. The United States Department of Agriculture reports experiments with wad seeds to test germination after long burial periods.
Fragmentary OCR lists current receipts nearby and large size medium items with codes 26928 24025 31033. Entries include butter 84 tubs and eggs 126 cases, but many terms are garbled. No clear event or entities beyond generic product quantities.
The page lists current receipts for eggs and poultry including firsts priced at 27 428 for extra large eggs and 33 034 for white extra eggs. Dressed hens fetch 31, hog dressed 27, live heavy hens 17 to 20, leghorns 13 016, barred rocks 19 31, small 17 0 19, mixed colored 18 420, spring ducks 12 013, old ducks and geese 10 912, young turkeys 15 to 6.
Livestock prices and activity shown with mixed movements. Cattle ranges include calves 300 to 550 pounds and fat cows, with weights 180 to 250 pounds steady to higher. Sheep and lambs active with good demand, mixed grades, rejects and culls down to modest prices.
Hogs showing strong prices with direct sales around 800 and weights 160 to 220 hogs. cattle steady with grass steers around 800 and cows and calves at varied values. sheep and lambs command higher bids with lambs near 9 dollars and market throwouts priced down to 7.75. Dealers report overall firmness in most classes.
The listing shows daily and partial rail times for New York Central trains southbound and eastbound including No 2 No 3 and No 30 schedules with arrivals and departures, plus Baltimore and National Limited services with times from early morning to late evening. It notes exceptions on Sundays and includes the Diplomat and other numbered services with specific departure or arrival times.
A Messenger advertisement promotes the Rand McNally World Atlas as a helpful reference tool. It highlights questions and facts covered and offers the atlas for Sic plus 10 cents to mail.
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