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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1931
Page
11
The Messenger advertises classified ad rates with a 20 percent discount on three consecutive insertions and a minimum charge. Payment terms require cash or six days after receipt, with monthly or yearly special rates available. Advertisers can call James A. Caldwell, Classified Ad Manager, for information. ads for Sunday edition accepted until 3.
Davies Beauty Shop offers permanent wave service named Frederic at 8 Court Street with prices from 3.50 to 7 dollars. Dial 823 for appointment.
Readable notes show prices and items from Logan to Pomeroy Ohio stores. Hammond's Music sells band and orchestra instruments from ten dollars, Summers & Son offers band gear, MePress supplies tools and car accessories, Wes Pharmacy features cigars and hosiery, and Union Grocery lists furs and turkeys for Christmas.
The readable portions show fragmented stock market references with many garbled terms. Notable entities appear nonsensical, offering no coherent events or figures to summarize with accuracy.
Cincinnati butter trade shows steady prices for common and packed stock with No 3 and No 3 Baite listings. Market notes indicate a 2 percent discount and tub packing formats while creamery cording remains consistent amid supply data.
Baltimore Produce notes nearby fresh receipts priced at 30 cents per dozen. Butter Creamery items show scores 92 and 90 for standard and extra grades with quantities 31932 pounds, 3ic firsts and 20 cents per unit. Seconds priced 8 and 7 score 20 at 30 cents, renovations 23 and 24 cents.
Pittsburgh produce and poultry prices list various tubs and eggs with per unit costs. Butter near tubs and eggs show multiple rate tiers. live poultry includes hens leghorns colored springers and geese with price ranges. presh killed hens quoted.
Chicago produce market shows steady conditions with receipts of 2 520 cases and various grades across categories. Butter market mirrors stability with 6 695 tubes and multiple price points for extra firsts firsts seconds and standards.
Butter extras 33 4c standards 31c market steady eggs DV tras 29c firsts 25c poultry heavy fowls 20 22c mediums 18 19c leghorn 16 18c heavy broilers 16 leghorn broilers 18 1$ le ducks 15
Receipts reach about 4 000 with cattle and hogs showing mixed trends. Cattle trade steady to higher on chosen lots with good weight steers and heifers, calves and vealers steady to higher. hogs and sows mixed with lighter bids. sheep and lambs slow but prices mixed with higher bids for selected lots.
Delaware and Lackawanna and Western Railroad ordered heavy high speed Pocono type locomotives from American Locomotive Company for 90 day delivery. American eel and Wire Company raised wire prices for first quarter delivery. Wire rod prices rose 63 a ton to 37 a ton by leading manufacturers. Powdrell and Alexander Incorporated sales for the first eleven months reached 89 847 645, up 9 percent from last year. Associated General Electric system weekly output ended Nov 2 at 61 035 809 kwh, up 0.2 percent from last year. United States Canal ration declared an extra dividend on Cleese A stock.
Rufus Training School teachers including Dr. Edith Beecher Dr. A B Bias and Miss Adelaide Johnson plan a conference on progressive education at Glendale near Cincinnati. Dr. Bruney from Teachers College Columbia University will speak Tuesday. Athens teachers will visit Cincinnati schools. A second group will attend the next education meeting on January 15 with Collings of the University of Missouri speaking on progressive education in the secondary.
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