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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1967
Page
11
Athens Livestock Sales Co reports its weekly market results. Steers bring 19.25 to 26 per hundredweight, feeders 25 to 28.75, heifers 18.75 to 22.85, cows 17.90 to 19.70, canners 13.90 to 17.60, bulls 19.50 to 21.40, stockers 18.50 to 22.40, calves 22 to 27.25, veal 11 to 36.50. hogs 180 to 240 pounds 19.20 to 19.30, sows 16 to 17.40, boars 14 to 14.25, pigs 10.50, lambs 21, old sheep 58.8.
Harvey Cox, 42, of Crown City, was treated for a gunshot wound at Holzer Hospital after a 12 27 am call from Patty Price alleging his wife Mabel fired shots as Cox tried to enter her apartment. Cox later left the hospital, fell on stairs, and was charged with intoxication. no charges yet against Mrs. Cox. The case remains under investigation.
Cecil King cultivates eight acres in Hebardville and reports twin beans and a twin tomato from his garden. He also notes a triplet calf from a cow in Wilkesville. Meanwhile, diamonds mined in Africa and South West Africa from 1870 to 1966 total about 252 267 000 carats worth 2.8 billion dollars.
A compiled list shows numerous defendants cited for speeding, failed registration, and other traffic violations in county and municipal courts. Names include Lawrence Hunter, Ronald Poston, Ace Wace, and many others with penalties ranging from 13 to 95 dollars. The page also notes a note on tree types: needle leaves vs broadleaves and their synonyms.
Senator Collins praised Senate Bill 350 as it passed with strong support. The measure raises teacher salaries across degrees, funds higher ed, and requires school districts to raise levies to meet new millage targets starting Sept. 1.
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