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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
11
Dodge roadster 1921 and Buick 1921 touring cars priced around 150 dollars with others like 1923 Dodge touring 350 and 1928 Ford coupe 450. Pomeroy Middleport phone listings show a local exchange advertising remaining stock. Overland touring priced at 185 dollars with a brief garbled note about condition.
The ad lists toys belle books games and clothing for children with prices from 10c to 5.00 and notes grown ups options available See them at the sale location mentioned in the notice.
The Probate Court of County Ohio orders sale of described real estate in Ancoe Township. The property lies along streets and avenues, with parcels between lots 35 and 36, totaling about one fourth acre. The sale includes terms and legal descriptions, with ROWLAND attorney for the plaintiff and a date in January 1928.
A fragmented public forum discussion revisits Mr Haskins ideas on the sectional war era and revived literature controversies. The readable text hints at debates over old South themes and reconciliation, reflecting editorial concerns about historical interpretation.
The piece surveys sculptors linked to public statuary including Bishop Asbury in Washington and items such as the McKinley statue in Dayton and the Columbus statue in New York. It critiques southern attitudes on slavery, cites Dr Wyeth and Lawton, and notes other sculptors Gutson de la Mothe and Solon Hannibal with their origins.
The report notes a new split up plan for American Can common stock and a possible par value reduction. Investors eyed potential dividends and teased prices near 15 dollars, while most industrial and related stocks remained largely inactive or modestly firm. Outside markets showed grain and cotton declines and call money at 2.5 percent.
Fragmentary notes show hog receipts around 2000 with prices around 60 and 10 dollars, and buyers tallying figures like 16 dollars. A lower, pen pigs are mentioned with appetite and form.
Fragmentary Chicago market notes show cattle and beef prices with ranges for prime, choice, medium, and common grades. Entries include heifers, cows, bulls, canners, steers, and feeder lambs with dollar figures and area references.
A fragmented note from Chicago mentions Daige Racine and a shortage concern about packaging for four items. The readable lines indicate worries over supply and pricing in the produce trade.
Fragmentary OCR note records bond amounts and dates with odd formatting. The text lists multiple 4a entries, sums like 190.38 and 230, and references 01.24 and 106,90 with new and old values. No clear event, person, or organization emerges.
The Toledo notes show a mixed but steady market with 1200 teat market firms and small gains for some categories. Mediums and hogs fluctuate. Hagel referenced as a marker while general activity remains calm with market observers watching tal and file market steadiness.
Fragmented OCR text notes poultry items and prices such as broilers and turkeys, with garbled figures and descriptors. The readable portions reference CIC AT and produce market terms but lack coherent details or outcomes.
Fragmentary price and territory notes mention New York and Ohio with various figures such as 1.05 1.20 and 8.75 5 1.15. Reader mentions scoured vans and a $1.14 1. cs territory. No cohesive event or clear entities beyond locations and numbers.
Lang and Passmore of London claimed affiliation with the British intelligence service and was sent to the house of correction after passing worthless checks in Chicago on December 17.
London reports a looming boycott of Irish goods as Dublin negotiates commercial treaties with Germany and France to boost imports. UK manufacturers fear damage while Dublin pushes plans for new accords, despite British reservations and official briefings.
A garbled passel of phrases mentions Liverpool and municipal matters with unclear actions. The text references individuals facing affliction and a call to address spending, but the overall events and identities remain obscured.
A fragmentary report notes a prestigious club at Sunningdale pursuing an ice venue project. Details are unclear but imply a significant development tied to a noted social club figure.
The speaker said we are safer than in bed when in a railway coach and noted 463 killed in wrecks with only 11 percent passengers. He cited 35,661 employees as part of the breakdown.
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