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Athens County Ohio probate judge M Johnson linked to a gift friendly page. An electric clocks advertisement from WAISH ELECTRIC CO lists clocks priced from 3.50 to 6.95.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
11
Athens County Ohio probate judge M Johnson linked to a gift friendly page. An electric clocks advertisement from WAISH ELECTRIC CO lists clocks priced from 3.50 to 6.95.
Local ads showcase home gifts and decor for Christmas season. Mrs Walter Wilson markets chic dresses at Pansy’s Shoppe 11 West Union Street while Kerr’s Hardware sells electric waffle irons. Connets Flower Shop promotes potted plants and Zenner's Radio & Electric Dept. highlights radios and furniture at Gov Winthrop Desk priced $56. Summers and Son advertises Philco radios up to $65. Quick’s One Cent Sale offers two for the price of one across two days.
New York reports a dull trading day with the R F C gold price held at 34.01 for the seventh straight session. Industrials slipped slightly while rails and oils showed little change as investors stayed on the sidelines amid a shaky monetary outlook.
Read the ad columns for a chance to win two Majestic Theatre tickets. If your name appears in the ads you must visit the store to receive tickets and pay the state amusement tax at the theater box office.
The Athens Church of Christ Scientist will read a season sermon themed God the Preserver of Man with the Eternal God as refuge. Bible and Science and Health passages emphasize fear not and mankind's divine freedom and dominion over matter.
Lexington reports that the University of Kentucky offered the football coaching post to Chet Wynne of Auburn Prytechnical Institute. Dr. W D Funkhouser said no contract yet and future talks will continue. Also noted is the funeral for John Barnhart at Morristown Holiness Church changing to Sunday 1 PM from Saturday 2 PM.
Butter unchanged and live poultry prices hold steady. guinea fowl young and gobblers show minor weight adjustments, while eggs remain the same. Market notes reflect stable levels with slight shifts in poultry weights.
A brief dairy market item notes producers offering standard grade stock with butter fat measured at 16. Uggs steady. firsts 30 cents per dozen, firsts (price unclear), seconds 20 cents, nearby ungraded 28 cents.
Chicago producers report a steady eggs market with receipts totaling 2,727 cases and various grade prices including extra firsts at 24 cents and fresh graded firsts at 23 cents. The matter market shows large receipts of 11,071 tabs, with storage standards around 17 percent and storage extras near 18 percent, plus miscellaneous price notes and standards figures.
Cleveland butter market holds steady with tub extras 36 percent and 25 cents. standards 34 cents per pound. Pittsburgh receipts list butter near by tubs with various extras and prices. poultry prices show mixed gains for colored hens, leghorns, and turkeys. Hog market remains steady to strong with tops around 3.50 for various weights. cattle and calves show slow but mostly steady movement. sheep and lambs quotable high for prime lots and lower for culls.
Hog receipts 1200 with prices $3.90 for desirable 170 to 240 lb and $3.35 for 126 to 140 lb. Digs and packing sows mostly lower. Cattle and calves receipts 60 and 100 with steady to firm values. bulk feeders at $676.50 and mid grades around $4.50 to $4.85. Sheep receipts near 00 with good demand and lambs 6.75 to 7.35 for sorted lots. aged wethers around $3.25 with some declines noted.
Boston December wool market shows limited business but firm prices. Worsteds are most active with territory ¾ blood combing wool reaching 85 cents clean for choicest types and 14 cents for 4 ½ blood. Quotations include % blood 64 3/4 to 64 1/3 cents and blood 1e 7. Graded fine combing territory wool at 86 cents clean. Ohio combing wools quoted 35 to 36 grease ¾ blood 35 36 ½ to 41 43 and ¾ blood 41 ¼.
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