Wanted Help Wanted Notices Mixed Ad
WANTED A position as assistant bookkeeper cashier or telephone operator. Call telephone operator at Chauncey 6 12 7 8p. WANTED Sewing of all kinds to do Sadie Sayier 93 12 N Congress or Phone 1261 12 8 7p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Webb
Brown Avenue
C. C. Cooke
Hotel
Guthrie Auto Sales Co
East
Carpenter Street
W. Union St
Chauncey
Sadie Sayier
N. Congress
Phone 1261
Market Summary Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hogs receipts 66000 with gains across the board. bulk and butcher prices rise to 9.60 9.90 and 9.65 9.90 respectively. Cattle receipts 12000 market steady with beeves 7.00 15.75, stockers 4.25 11.00, cows 4.75 10.50, calves 10.00 11.00. Sheep receipts 22000 market 0.25 0.50 lower. wool lambs 8.00 11.60, ewes 2.00 5.00. Cincinnati cattle market shows steady tone. steers good choice 9.00 11.50, calves extra 13.00 14.00, hogs 10.00 10.00, sheep 4.50 5.00, lambs 11.00 11.50.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Egg Prices Steady on December Market
Cincinnati eggs trade shows steady quotes with extra firsts at 78 cents, firsts at 77 cents, and ordinary at 74 cents as of the December 7 market.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg Livestock Prices Report
Cattle receipts light and market steady with prime dairy calves and veal prices. Sheep and lambs receipts light and market slow with listed primes and yearling lambs. Hogs receipts 15 double decks with mixed prices across prime heavy to roughs and stags.
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Pittsburg
Local grocer price list for dairy and poultry items
Butter creamery 48c stand ards 4244¢ firsts 39c 46c seconds 65c 37¢ Eggs ordinaries 66c 70c firsts 77c 78c Cheese Twins 25c young American 241% Live Poultry 17¢ 25c
Toledo Grain Prices December 7 1919 and 1920s futures
Toledo grain markets report cash and futures for wheat corn oats rye barley and seeds with prices in dollars. Wheat cash 2.01 Dec 2.01 Mar 2.00. corn old 98c new 83c. oats 85c 56c. rye 1.60. barley 88c. clover seed 12.60 to 12.90 for various months. timothy 3.40 to 3.70. alsike 16.30 to 17.50 with March and December contracts listed.
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Toledo
Timothy
Janeee
Alsike
Bond Prices and Yields From Liberty 344 Series
Market data shows Liberty 344 bonds with price quotes in dollars and fractions. Series notes include First 414s Second 41s Third 4%4s Fourth 44s and Victory 84s with prices listed around 85.10 to 90.36, reflecting varying yields.
Ohio anti-saloon league to hold dry meeting in Columbus
A December 14 gathering in Columbus under the Ohio anti-saloon league will feature John Kramer national prohibition commissioner as chief speaker. The event aims to bolster enforcement and promote Make Ohio the Dry est State in the Union with leaders including C C Crabbe George C Southwell Andrew J Volstead and Mrs Florence Richard in attendance. Between 1500 and 2000 attendees are expected from county managers prosecutors and city solicitors across the state.
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Columbus
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
John Kramer
National Prohibition
Washington
Ohio
Union
James A. White
C. C. Crabbe
Crabbe
George C. Southwell
Andrew J. Volstead
J. Knox Montgomery
Florence Richard
Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Anti-Saloon League
Royal Arch Masons Install Athens Chapter Officers
At Monday night’s meeting of Athens Chapter No. 39 Royal Arch Masons, officers were installed including Joshua R. Morton as high priest Arthur F. Boyles as king Leo Pierce as scribe Dalton O. Chapple as captain of the host Howard L. Goodwin as principal sojourner J. Douglas Cooper as treasurer James A. Palmer as secretary Edward C. Michael as royal arch captain Harry A. Tipton as third veil Charles P. Martin as second veil William A. Hamer as first veil and Sam K. Burson as guard.
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Royal Arch Masons
Athens
Joshua R. Morton
Arthur F. Boyles
King
Leo Pierce
Dalton O. Chapple
Howard L. Goodwin
J. Douglas Cooper
James A. Palmer
Edward C. Michael
Royal Arch
Harry A. Tipton
Charles P. Martin
William A. Hamer
Sam K. Burson
San Antonio Police Say No Request To Probe Report
At police and detective headquarters early today it was stated no request from County Attorney Brown at Ardmore to investigate a report that P. M. Ross, a newspaper man, had talked to Clara Smith Hamon, alleged slayer of Jake L. Hamon, had been received.
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San Antonio
Tex
Brown
Ardmore
P. M. Ross
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Ohio professor to speak at Plains meeting on PTA drive
Professor Bert Thompson of Ohio University will speak at Plains Ohio on Wednesday at 6 30 PM. The aim is to organize a parent teacher association for the school.
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Plains the Plains
Bert Thompson
Ohio University
Coal and Bread Prices Fall in Canton
Coal dealers cut prices as best grades retail 7.75 to 9.90 a ton a drop of about 66 cents. Lower mine prices drive the cut with further reductions hoped as overhead rises fall. Bread prices drop two cents on a pound and a half loaf now 14 cents.
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Canton Canton
Argentina Delegation Finishes League of Nations Work
Argentina's delegation led by Honorio Pueyrredon wraps up its work at the League of Nations assembly in Geneva. The group heads home late in the week while the assembly adopts a cautious stance, referring Argentina's amendments to a committee.
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Henry Woop
United Press
Geneva
Argentina
League of Nations’ Assembly
Honorio Pueyrredon
Council
Assembly
League
Germany
Pueyrredon
Paris
Joyful Party Brot to Grief in Otter Creek Crash
In Ironville near Toledo Ohio last night a automobile struck a bridge abutment and overturned killing Louis B. Sisson 40 Nettie Snyder 35 and Mrs Helen Teale 30. Eva Meagley 35 is critically injured and another man is missing. Sisson leaves a wife and two children. All three women worked at Stein's department store.
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Toledo, CO
Otter Creek
Ironville
Louis B. Sisson
Meeker and Company
Nettie Snyder
Helen Teale
Eva Meagley
Sisson
Stein's Department Store
Resolution Aims to End War Laws Repeal
The House Judiciary Committee favorably reports a resolution repealing war laws with Friday action possible. It sets the final enactment date as the official end of the war except for the Lever food and fur control act trading with the enemy war finance corporation and liberty bond acts.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
House
War Finance Corporation
Witnesses Subpoenaed in Federal Moonshine Trial
Sheriff Herb Parker Constable Edgar Mariner Justice of the Peace P W Helwig and Officer A C Roach are in Columbus as witnesses in a federal moonshine case and are being subpoenaed to appear at the trial.
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Herb Parker
Edgar Mariner
Justice of the Peace
P. W. Helwig
A. C. Roach
Columbus
Believe Woman Now Headed for South America
San Antonio report says Clara Smith Hamon, sought in the death of Ardmore millionaire Jake L. Hamon, may be hiding at a ranch 28 miles south of San Antonio. Sheriff’s office has little faith in the tip, believing she escaped into Mexico en route to South America.
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San Antonio
Tex
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Mexico
South America
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr. Chapplear in Jacksonville
Mr. and Mrs. George Chapplear hosted a birthday dinner Sunday at their Jacksonville home honoring Mr. Chapplear's fifty first birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wm Robinette Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wemmer Mr. and Mrs. Vern Mills and others. A bountiful dinner was served.
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Jacksonville
Dee
George Chapplear
Chapplear
Wm. Robinette
Fred Wemmer
Vern Mills
Watt McDonald
Horton Tinkham
Delbert
John McDonald
Misa Wahneta Mills
Bessie Tinkham
George Wemmer
Irene Wemmer
Pauline Wemmer
Willie Robinette, Jr
Hough Takes Place in Supreme Court
Benson W. Hough of Delaware was sworn in as a judge of the Ohio supreme court in Columbus. He defeated Judge Coleman Avery of Cincinnati in the November election to fill the unexpired term of Maurice H. Donahue, who resigned to become a federal circuit judge. Avery had been appointed by Governor Cox to serve until Donahue’s successor could be elected.
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Columbus
Benson W. Hough
Delaware
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Coleman Avery
Cincinnati
Hough
Maurice H. Donahue
Avery
Cox
Donahue
Athens Ohio Ordinance Regulates Parking City Streets
Ordinance 264 designates how and where cars may park on Athens city streets and public places. It makes unlawful any other parking method and sets fines up to 26 dollars for violations. Effective upon the earliest legal period and approved December by city officials.
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Athens
State of
Ohio
Director of Public Safety
C. Oicfeanas
M. P. Totman
Promet
Naan
Lon Eaten
Repeal of Athens Ohio Street Parking Ordinance
An Athens Ohio city ordinance repeals a 1916 provision prohibiting leaving motor vehicles on streets without lights. It specifies Court Street to Union Street and Union Street to Congress Street as affected areas. The measure was approved by the city council with mayoral consent on December 6, 19.
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Athens
State of
Ohio
Portio
Streste i
Court Street
Carpenter Street
Union Street
Congress Street
Ia Felon
P. Totman
Gg Runolt
Dever
Acreage and Livestock Auction Inventory Listing
A long inventory lists items including one day mare one sorrel mare one driving horse three cows milking one yearling cattle three spring calves one farm wagon one disc harrow one nozzle machine one buggy one double set work harness one double set driving harness one set single buggy harness 150 shocks corn 60 shocks fodder 18 tons of hay in mow cream radiator stand of bees farming tools household goods kitchen utensils and 1001 other articles.
Athens County Schools Chief Confined at Home
Alex Root superintendent of Athens county schools is confined to his home at 16 Stimson Avenue with rheumatism. He has been ill since Friday and does not expect to resume duties for several days.
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Alex Root
Athens County
Stimson Avenue
William Pierce Appointed Administrator of John Pierce Estate
William Pierce has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of John Pierce in Bald Eagle County Ohio. The filing notes the death on November 29 and recorded probate action dated November 30, 1930 under the Bald Peety probate process.
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William Pierce
John Pierce
Ohio
Bald Peety
Legal Notice in Athens County Common Pleas
William Steward whose residence is unknown is named in a petition against him for debt in case No. 12100 of the Common Pleas Court of Athens County Ohio. The matter will be set for hearing in January. Colley & Beyer Attorneys for Plaintiff dated November 28.
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William
Steward
Pleas of
Athens
Ohio
Qolley & Beyue
Planitia
Train schedule fragment shows Athens departures and arrivals
Fragmentary timetable lists depart Athens at 6 43 am and 9 69 am and 2 03 pm with arrivals around 10 10 am and 8 15 pm. Mentions North bound and South bound notes but details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Traies
Athens
Local trains run daily except interruptions
Local trains operate daily with some exceptions noted in local transit schedule. Partial text mentions routine trains and possible service gaps but lacks full context or exact details of days or causes.
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Timothy Hay
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Raymond CC Brown
BP. Lodge
Tenddadments
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Lancaster Street
P. Swanson
E. State Street
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Murray City
Abe Neiman
Athens Candy Kitchen
Poston Lump Coal
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Sugar Creek
Amesville Taxi Co
L. H. Blair
the Security Savings Bank
J. N. Hunkerford
Renee
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Geo Ason, Jr
Hollister
Brown Ghorn Sockeness
Strain
W. Fred
R. C. Brown
S. C
W. L. Potter
Guysvil Ohio
Sanninne
Buck Hare
Gordon K. Bush
I. L. Morgan
Plains
Armitage
Asa Cochran
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Pheas
Lestres
Automobile and Accessories
J. C. Crossen
Kern Street
Great Western Motor Oil
KF. Martin
Albany
Cooley & Campbell
Dodge
Auick
Carpenter St
Reen
Ford
United States
Martins Garage
W. F. Boling
Hull Foster Jr
W. Oakes & Son
Little Hocking, O
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Postal Mail Service
R. Terry
Civil Service
Continental Bldg
Washington, D. C
Jacob Bros
Sayer
Swanson
Parker Bros. Piano Co
Eee Farms
Williams
Williams Mfg. Co
Dayton
Heberling
Heberling Co
Dept
Bloomington
Finsterwald
Security Savings Bank
Brooks & Fierce
James E. Stansbury
Snow Bros
Wm. B. Sullivan
St. St. Lambert Jersey
A. V. Hintz
Coe Farm
Nelsonville
Durham Bull
D. W. O'Neal
Athens R. D
Amesville
Bolin & Cline
Henry Rorick
New Marshfield
Wheel Barrow
Front Cray’s
W. H. Brown Fruit Store
Brindle Bull Dog
Ross County
Stanley Bobo
Mill Street
Pierce
State Street
Staten Street
Mack
C. P. Jones
Trimble
Cote J
Throckmorton
Carpenter, Ohio
Grosvenor St
Pike
Margarets Creek
Botton
Rich Hill
W. P. Elliott
Leonard Tucker
BY Beck
the Air
Hercules
Chas
McAllister
Cheshire
Athens Lambe Co
Athens Furniture Exchange
Mill St
Rome
Fulton Grocery
Union Stockyards III
Cincinnati Produce
Chicago
Ee Eee
Liberty
paeGreenece
Seeeneces
Nage
Congress
Believe Woman
City of
Roe On
State of Ohio
Jerseyville
Col. Mooney
M. D. Hughes
Cline Bldg
Athens, O
Frestbouné
Fred J. Moorman
iBeono
GeorGe McManus
MR. Jiees-1
Mios
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