Notice of Public Sale in Bankruptcy Case
In the Southern District of Ohio Elyria or Athens County area, the trustee will offer at public sale the 80 acre west half of the southeast quarter of Section 1 Town 12, plus road and strip rights, appraised at 1000 dollars. Sale set for February 4, 1983 at 1 PM at the courthouse front door.
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District Court of the United States
Southern District of Ohio
Clyde A. Richardson
George B. Bitzer
Chillicothe
Ohio
Rome Township
Toton County
State of
Ohio Company
Guy A. Richardson
Lewis Richardson
Athena
Coahon
L. G. Worstell
Dollars for you dollars for you
In many homes there are sleeping dollars tied up in unused articles and furniture. Consider selling them through Classified ads to free cash and clear clutter.
Fewer License Tags Sold Here in 1933
Automobile license tag sales at the office of David Johnson showed a January end total of 3 404 this year versus 3 582 last year. Readings through January 23 to month end counted 56 passenger car licenses, 16 at 10 dollars, two at 15 dollars, one motorcycle, four trailers, and 11 trucks for a total of 101 55 dollars.
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David Johnson
Needle Removed From Cat Throat By Surgery
In Cadiz on February 15 the Angora cat "Biddy" owned by Stuart Campbell had a needle and thread removed from its throat after the family physician failed to reach it. The cat received anesthesia and is now recovering.
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Cadiz
U.P
Biddy
Stuart Campbell
Puppy Exhibits Jonah and Whale Act in Martins Ferry
In Martins Ferry on February 1, a husky puppy named Bunny was blamed for a missing turtle. Richard Hedrick, 7, reported the pet turtle disappeared, then reappeared after Bunny the dog, with a turtle stuck in its throat, was shaken and squeezed until the turtle popped free unharmed.
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Martins Ferry
U.P
Bunny
Richard Hedrick
Commodity Index Report From New York
The weighted index of 30 basic commodities for February 1 shows 68.48, down from 68.54 yesterday. The year value stands at 41.50 and the week ago figure was 69.25.
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New York
U.P
U.S. Steel Action Triggers Early Market Break
New York trading opened with a sharp dip after United States Steel Corp reduced its preferred dividend, then steadied as selling eased. Steel and related issues slipped, while carriers showed strength and rail stocks rose on the perceived clearance of bad news.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Steel Common
Consolidated Gas
American Telephone
Westinghouse Electric
Chesapeake & Ohio Rose
Union Pacific
Atchison
Delaware & Hudson
New York Central
Baltimore Produce Prices for Poultry and Eggs
The listing shows current receipts and prices for nearby eggs and poultry in Baltimore area markets. It includes fresh firsts and extras, standards, and renovated stock with cents per dozen or per pound figures for Butter-Creamery extras, live poultry, fowls, ducks, geese, and turkeys from regional suppliers in Southern Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky.
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Baltimore
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Market snapshot shows varied gains and losses across sectors
A sprawling list of stocks and percent changes outlines a volatile trading day. Major names include Erie, New York Central, Gen Pood, Copper and Mines, and big caps like DuPont, Republic Steel, and U S Steel with mixed movement.
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Commonwealth & So
Crosby Redio
Poqecavavecenee
Curtins Wright (Com
Kroger
Waldaments
Paramount Publix
Coscerces
Radio Corp Aioe Covceepe
Morbuck Enipeslaioai
Ase
Utilities
Power & Light
United Corp
Sii
Warner Bros
Ana Westinghouse
Barnadan
Ohio
Peisiss
Les Sinclair
Texas Corp Ikke Concesne
Trans
Am. Corp
Sapsedamentes
Steels
Rolling Mills Ee
Bethlehem Alack 4
S Republic
U. B. Ster
Motors Klabers & Fquip
Loco Auburn Chrysler Cord Elec
Auto Lite
Gen
Motors ‘ Goodrich
Goodyear
Mack Truck
Nash Motors Overland
Packard
Studebaker and Timken
Gonius
Nickel Kennicott
Live Stock Receipts and Prices Across Classes
Receipts show cattle hogs sheep and lambs with market activity described as strong. Prices listed for hogs by weight from 175 to 250 pounds and up, cattle categories including steers heifers cows and bulls, plus sheep and lambs with tops and averages noted. Demand described as active across divisions.
Market Receipts Mixed with Small Gains Across Livestock
Hog receipts show a 10 cent gain with 180 to 220 pound hogs at 3.80 and 390 to 390? pounds at 9.69 to 3.75, pigs steady from 3.95 to 3.50. Cattle receipts little changed with steers and yearlings around 4.75 to 5.40, cows 2.60 to 3.25. calves steady at 60 counted in receipts. Sheep receipts 300 with better lambs at 6.25 to 6.60 and some held at 6.75.
Market Receipts Show Mixed Cattle and Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts rise with varied quotes across categories. Top cattle 160 to 250 pounds bring 3.85 to 3.80 per pound, heavier steers and bulls mix from 1.00 to 6.50. calves about 3.75 to 4.75. beef cows around 1.00 to 9.25. Sheep and lambs show 3.75 to 5.20 for common to medium grades, fat ewes around 1.00 to 10.00, sales activity described as slow to steady on the market.
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Hoge
Manly
Wool trade slows as bids ease across grades
Trade in wool is slow with scattered sales closing near last week's levels but bids drifting lower. Some houses show willingness to meet lower offers while inquiries remain across all grades from fine to common. Braided sales closed at 16 and 16.5 cents in the press with common and braid at lower rates.
Toledo Grain Prices Report
Grain and produce prices listed for Toledo including wheat No 3 red at 48 40 and No fed 49 y650, corn No 2 yellow 24 25, oats No 2 white 17% and No 3 white 16% per bushel, seed prices for clover, cash oats $5.40 and $5.60, butter 22 cents, eggs 13 14 cents, hay timothy 80 cents per cwt.
Liberty Bonds and Treasuries Market Prices At Noon
The listing shows Liberty Bonds and Treasury prices across issues with corresponding yields and rates. Notable entries include Lib. 1'9's at 103.8 and Lib. ist 44's at 102.27, Treas 44's '52 at 404.1, Treas 46 94 107 1, Treas 3's's "49 at 99.31 and Treas 3's '55 at 98 24. The data reflect bond valuations at midday trading.
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Liberty Bonds
Treas
Daily rail departure data from Athens timetable fragment
A partial rail timetable from Athens shows No. pulses with departures to and from the Chesapeake and Ohio Northbound and Eastbound lines. Times listed include 6:24 p m departs, with No 44 and No 3 services appearing and gaps in the schedule.
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Athens
Chesapeake
Oic
Hocking Valley
Senators adopt 15 minute gag rule for debates
Senators approved a 15 minute limit on each amendment and on the supply bill amid protest against five days of talks on the Treasury Post Office Appropriation. The rule came by unanimous consent after a five hour plus session focusing on issues beyond the 961 million supply bill.
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Washington
Treasury Post Office
Senate
Roosevelt Deflects Debt Extension and Settlement Rumor
Roosevelt denounces London press reports as a fairy story about extending Britain’s war debt moratorium to the United States and a lump sum settlement. He also rejects claims that the world economic conference would be indefinitely resumed.
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Warm Springs
London
Britain
United States
Gongwer backs work relief over direct relief in gasoline tax
Cleveland Democratic leader Pat Gongwer entered a campaign against diverting gasoline tax funds from road and public projects to direct relief. He aligned with road builders seeking use of funds for work relief, arguing Democratic lawmakers from Cuyahoga County should support that approach. Charities officials counter that direct relief stretches funds further.
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Pat
A.P
Tre Burr Gongwer
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Lam
Cuyahoga County
Dr T R Biddle Second in Daytona Golf Tourney
Dr T R Biddle captured second place at a winter golf tournament held at Seabreeze Golf Course Daytona Beach. Teams from the Clarendon and Princess Issena Hotels competed in the event with Henry Haynes owner of the Princess Sacena Hotel winning the title and receiving a large silver loving cup.
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Seabreese Golf Course
Daytona Beach
Clarendon
Princess Issena
Dr. Biddle
Florida
Henry Haynes
Princess Sacsena Hotel
Building and Loans Committee Backs Liquidation Bill
Columbus February one A House Building and Loans Committee approved passage of a bill to liquidate unsafe building and loan associations by the state superintendent of building and loans. Introduced by Rep EB Eikenberry the measure mirrors the liquidation machinery used by the state banking department for closed banks.
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Columbus
State Superintendent of Building and Loans
Building and Loans Committee
House
Cy Eikenberry
Preble Coune Ty
State Banking Department
State Banka
White Stands By First Plan
Columbus February 1 Governor White supports the administration's selective sales taxes and diverting gasoline funds to unemployment relief and educational equalization until a better program is presented. Interest groups affected by taxes on amusements soft drinks and tobacco oppose the plan while highway and material interests back it. The governor says many voices have spoken and he is waiting for input from the people.
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Columbus
White
Early fighting in Jeho Province looms in Manchuria
CHANGCHUN Manchuria Feb 1 Japanese and Chinese troops massed in Jeho Province ahead of clashes. Japanese military headquarters predicted the fighting is inevitable as tensions rise in the region.
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Manchuria
Jeho! Province
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