11 Feb 1932
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1932
Page
1
A cluttered classified page from Nilsonville Ohio shows numerous categories such as employment livestock and merchandise. It includes automobile ads listing 1931 Chevrolet Coach and 1929 Ford Tudor with prices, plus other sale items, rentals, and services across many columns.
A fragmented report outlines a figure named Irigy, once linked to Mevopae Iey, now identified as a Brilsiy man guiding a new country toward independence. The piece notes the map shows fad locations as the leader asserts a fresh national path.
A dense market brief reports fluctuations in stocks and commodities with references to New Jersey oil, Pennsylvania crude, and Buckeye products. It notes price movement, industry sentiment, and weekly receipts reaching 447,800 pounds versus 380,000 previously, with focus on crude and wholesale futures.
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Merrill, a two million ad, and an incubator. It appears to reference an ad-raiser and Athens but details are unreadable and uncertain.
A frayed OCR page shows rental listings, loan notices, and a historic probate style public notice. Names like Athens and Noelle appear amid scattered legal jargon and appointment references, with dates and local authorities partially legible.
A readable fragment outlines a February radio segment calendar with devotions and a health talk, plus livestock reports and a dance orchestra lineup. Notable names include Pat Garnen, Pat Harrington, and Thomas Bux.
Fragmentary text references a CBS WABC source, an orchestra, a central alto, and a singer with a wine cent phrase. No clear event, names, or dates are readable to establish a full news item.
A scanned WEAF listing shows a full Thursday air slate with acts and programs. Notable items include a male quartet, an orchestral segment, a Sherlock Holmes episode, a dance hour with Walter Winchell, and performances by Conrad’s Orchestra and Charlie Agnew among others.
United Press reports January totals show General Motors fleet sales rising from prior year while New York Central Railroad prepares to reopen Collinwood yards next Monday restoring 3,000 jobs. Winn Lavett Grocery posts January sales of 407 103, down from 465 220 last year.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Roosevelt and a Philippine context with names like Alice Lengaworth and Epenkee amid unclear notes about joining and a person named Lange. No coherent event or dates emerge.
An entrenched commander of the Legion tours campaign headquarters as he directs employment efforts and public works. The article notes a mass mobilization for reg work and a sali? campaign related to workers and veterans.
A report details efforts by Chicago publisher Knox and others to reassure the public amid plans involving a border incident at a home. The article notes a campaign to persuade readers to trust safe institutions and consider returning money to work toward community security and integrity.
A former resident of MBEtlehtetd faced magistrate charges in Athens. The defendant pleaded guilty to altering checks and was ordered to pay fines and restitution. A second defendant admitted passing a questionable check and faced similar penalties. The cases were adjourned with sentencing set for a later date. a church service notice followed for Wednesday.
BALTIMNORE PRADICE reports mixed livestock prices from several markets. Cincinnati producers offer creamery and packing items with varying scores, while Pittsburgh and Cleveland produce lists detail tub offerings, poultry, and market rates.
Livestock prices and weights listed for cattle and vealers with figures for various grades. Some entries reference weights from 180 to 270 pounds and top bids around 8.50 for good vealers, while lambs and cattle show broader ranges and mixed quality notes.
Fragmentary OCR records show scattered references to trains, Athens, and various numbers. The readable bits mention Athens and prices like 240 and imply a public or transit related notice. No clear event or outcome is established from the legible text.
Fragmented market notes discuss producers, wholesalers, and prices with unclear references. The text mentions Western traders, reports on sales and distribution, and campaign effects on operations, but specifics are hard to parse.
Brigit Soets and local firms report mixed results in the Shenango Valley including Sharon Pa based mills. The region shows gains in output at several plants while others adjust schedules and layoffs. Goodrich plant workers return to a 44 hour week as the industry stabilizes.
The National Resources Department of Canadian National Railways reports Canada’s mineral production held steady over the last year with a total value of about 432,000,000 dollars. Ontario accounted for 78 percent of output while gold rose by 8000 ounces, lifting value by around 12,001,000 dollars. Decreases occurred in nickel, lead, zinc, copper, and crude petroleum with minor gains in others.
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