Property Transfers Across Athens and Ames Townships
A series of land transfers lists parties including Clarence M. Douthitt to Lewis W. Connett for 2.06 acres at $1 000 Athens. J H Johnson to Pheba B H Johnson for a one half share in 25 acres by will. Pheba E Johnson to J H McKinley for 25 acres at $700. Maude Wyatt to Earl R Hugg of lot 1688 at $650. Clara M Weihr and Amy Weihr to Hugh Meighen for lot 106 45 by 80 feet at $1 sum. EB J Michael to Blaine Kennedy 43.57 acres. Lucy Michael to Blaine Kennedy for 55.99 acres and 36.24 acres at nominal consideration. Blaine Kennedy to Elza H Warren for 55.99 acres and 36.24 acres with no stated price.
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Athens
Clarence M. Douthitt
Lewis W. Connett
Ames
J. H. Johnson
Pheba BH. Johnson
Will. Pheba E. Johnson
J. H. McKinley
Athens City
Maude Wyatt
Earl R. Hugg
Clara M. Weihr
Amy Weihr
Hugh Meighen
Alexander Township
EB. J. Michael
Blaine Kennedy
Lucy Michael
Elza H. Warren Uo
Railroad Service Restored East of Chicago After Strike
The railroad administration says normal passenger transportation has returned east of Chicago following a coal shortage related strike. Transportation was previously curtailed due to the disruption.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Chicago
Market Report from Union Stock Yards Ill
eggs steady and best quality prices listed with firsts at 70c per dozen and seconds at 52c. hogs receipts 68,000 with mixed prices from 12.50 to 14.00 for various categories. cattle receipts 1,300 with market steady to strong and ranges for beeves and stockers. sheep receipts 20,000 with lambs around 11.00 to 17.00 and ewes 4.00 to 9.50.
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Union
Ill
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report Summary
Cattle receipts light and market steady with primes at 15.50 to 15.75 and veal calves 19.00 to 19.50. Sheep and lambs light receipts and steady with primes 10.50 to 11.00, good 9.00 to 10.00, fair mixed 11.00 to 18.50. Hogs receipts 25c doubles and market down with primes 14.15 to 14.25 and heavies 14.50 to 14.60. other hog classes listed from 10.00 to 14.60, stags 9.00 to 9.50.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati cattle market reports slow, steady prices
Cattle receipts 800 with a slow market and weak tone. shippers received 10.50 to 15.50. Calves steady at 18.00 to 18.50. Hogs receipts 7000 with steady market and good to choice at 14.00. Sheep 225 and lambs 7.00 to 8.00 and 17.50 to 18.00 respectively.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Produce Market Prices
Butter Creamery 66c standards 63c firsts 59c 64c seconds 57c 58c Eggs ordinaries 68c 70c firsts 75c 77c Cheese Twins 30c 30 % Cheese Young American 31c 31c Live Poultry 18c 25c
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Chicago
Toledo Grain Market Prices Rise for Corn and Grains
In Toledo Ohio on December 18, the grain market shows Corn No 3 yellow new at 1.68 dollars, Oates No 2 white at 0.89 and 4 cents, Barley No 2 at 1.63, Rye No 2 at 1.77, and seed cash and futures for Clever Alsike Timothy and hay products with various December and March figures. Many futures list December January February and March contracts across seed crops and grains.
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Toledo
Clever
Alsike
Timothy
Liberty Bonds Prices Reported in New York
Liberty 3144 bonds trade at 99.28 with first 93.46 and second 4s at 91.34. First 4 by 4s at 93.50 and second 41 44 at 93.56. Third 41s at 91.60. Victory 4 percent at 98.94 and Victory 3 percent at 98.88.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty
Victory
Public Forum Calls Labor Delegates on Local Bills
The Central Labor Union meeting in Glouster Ohio on December 21 invites union members to discuss two points. First, amend Ohio mining laws to require telephones at each mine switch for rapid outside communication. Second, protest the Cummings Railroad Bill as a threat to labor civil rights.
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Organized Labor
Sunday Creek Valley
Central Labor Union
I. O. O. F. Hall
Glouster
Ohio
Cummings Railroad
Frank Burns
D. W. Walace
Treaty Peace Being Outlined By Democratic Senators
Democratic leaders in the Senate draft a new series of reservations for a peace treaty compromise. Republicans seek defined terms and possible acceptance after a deadlock. Lodge Hitchcock consult as agreement nears, Knox resolutions to block action loom. Irreconcilables vow to oppose any committee move insinuating revival.
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United Press
Washington
Lodge
Hitchcock
Foreign Relations Committee
Knox
League of Nations
Senate
Holiday rush at PS Toffee on Yuletide mail
The local post office reports a rapid rise in holiday mail as Yuletide approaches. Fred Lee Tom carts packages through town with extra trucks possible. deliveries run to 11 o clock Christmas Day. Postcards receive similar attention. tinseled cards are banned without envelopes. residents urged to wrap and address packages clearly with return addresses.
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Yuletide
Fred Lee Tom
Union Station
Lash
Five Men Held for Operating a Still in Ohio
Five Jefferson county men were charged with operating a fifty gallon still near Raymond and bound over to the grand jury on $1,500 bonds each. Martin Rochus senior and junior, George Morgan, Tom Georgan, and Mike Bucholtz pleaded not guilty at a Federal Commissioner hearing in Columbus.
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Columbus, O
Jefferson County
Johnson
Raymond
Martin Rochus
George Morgan
Tom Georgan
Mike Bucholtz
Local residents visit parksburg and area
Several residents are listed visiting relatives and friends in Parkersburg New Marshfield and South Salem. People named include Miss Mary Pedigo Mrs Leslie Romine Mr and Mrs John Furner and Rose Mowery. John Atkinson is improving after sickness and a Christmas program is planned at Carthage church.
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N. I. Day
Denver
Parkersburg
Mary Pedigo
Model School
New Marshfield
Leslie Romine
South Salem
Iva Furner
Woolf's
Bertha Fults
Athens R. D
John Furner
Fannie Coleman
Cyrus Jones
Otho Eliott
Hocking
Rose Mowery
John Atkinson
Parkersburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs T B Fitch were Parkersburg visitors last week. Mr and Mrs C E B Keller returned home after a few days in Columbus.arry Carlton visited Parkersburg recently. T B Fitch was a business visitor in Athens Saturday. Mrs James Thompson and son Franklin visiting in Athens en route to Newark. Operator Houstier of Zaleski employed at B&O depot. Mable Hornsey staying with John Shanks spent Sunday with her parents in Ireland. Mrs Audrey Tombaugh and Fitch sister Mildred Fitch in Parkersburg Tuesday. T E Fitch spent days in Chillicothe and Cincinnati. Mrs A M Morrison was a Parkersburg visitor Tuesday.
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T. B. Fitch
Parkersburg
C. EB. Keller
Columbus
Arry Carlton
Athens
James Thompson
Franklin
Newark
Houstier
Zaleski
Family News From Carthage and Nearby Visits
Carthage note says Mr. Add Galbrith returned to his Kansas home after visiting his sister Mrs. W C Burton. Mrs. Flowers returned home from an extended visit with relatives in Kansas and Washington. Mr. and Mrs Abe Burdette and family spent Sunday with H Reyn.
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Add Galbrith
Kansas
W. C. Burton
Flowers
Washington
Abe Burdette
H. Reyn
Oysters Send Akron Family to Hospital After Supper
A 40 year old man his wife and daughter were hurt after an oyster supper last night in Akron. They remain in serious condition at a local hospital but are expected to recover.
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Akron
Charieser
Promainge
Two Die In Boston Fire Amid Harsh Winter Night
A blaze in Boston killed two men and left many others injured or exposed to the cold. Firefighters battled the blaze as temperatures plunged to five degrees below zero. The fire heavily damaged several tenements, trapping occupants on the streets during the night.
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Boston
Legal action filed for divorce and custody in common pleas court
Clara Callentine sues for divorce and custody in the court of common pleas. The case number 86 lists Woolley as attorney for the respondent. Details appear fragmented but indicate a standard divorce proceeding with custody questions.
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Clara Callentine
Entine
Agala
Court of Common Pty
Woolley Attys
Will of Jamie Eeotane of Rheena County Deceased
Probate notice announces the will of Jamie Eeotane late of Rheena county, deceased. Dated December 17, 191 T, Judge T. Pets presiding as probate authority.
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Jamie Eeotane
Rheena County
Hie
T. Pets ‘Eae Speonate
Bauty
WOTICHS OF orone hae powerd ky and will annexed
An Ohio probate notice states Henry Hildebrand named as executor with will annexed. The document references Athene and involves the estate of Hildebrand. Filing and qualification details appear with dates in December and 1930, indicating formal probate steps.
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Orone
Hildebrand
Henry Hildebrand
Igie Or
Athene
Oses Ty
Ohio
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D. K. Nutter
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Wynne Broom Co
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C. O. Whitlatch
P. H. Sweeney
Exide
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W. Union
Standard Tire & Repair Shop
Columbus Institute
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L. L. Sweazy
Chauncey, Or
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Blackwood's
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A. B
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Chas. Beard
Canaan Township
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Detroit
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Troy Township
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Public Forum
Court Street
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L. C. Martin
PS Toffee
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the Cline Pharmacy Co
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Prof
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