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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1932
Page
11
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The Messenger advertises a daily swap column inviting readers to trade items around the house. A baby buggy can be swapped for a baby bed, walker, or scooter, with 3-line ads costing 30 cents for one day. Dial 0243 in Athens or 412-W in Nelsonville to place.
The Toledo market page lists grain and livestock quotes for February trading. Wheat No 2 red 58 cents, No 1 red premium 1 cent, Corn No 2 yellow 94 to 93 cents, No 4 yellow 3 to 4 cent discounts, White 23 to 24 cents. Butter at 29.426? per pound and eggs at 1.44 to 1.50 per dozen. alfalfa and timothy hay priced per cwt.
Boston February 25 The daily wool market report from the Agriculture Department notes the market is unchanged from last week with inquiries increasing for 648 and finer western grown wools. Prices show no quotable changes yet buyers bid lower to obtain concessions.
The third in a series of teas hosted by Miss Mary Cowpett dean of girls at the Athena High School was held at the school building Thursday afternoon. Glass baskets held rainbow sweetpeas as decorations. Guests included Wilson Baker Clair Pierce Arthur Smith Carl Torn Faye Collina Helen Fish Evelyn Austen Klein Terrell Dana Bolin Gerald McDaniel Floyd Stan ey Tick Whipple Lena Cooper Helen Aibeon Jean Kavilah Golite Hugh Ted Daggett Cullen Irish Jack Kilpatrick Fred Shafer Floyd Brookins Gene Watkins Roderick Iddy Edward McBride Dorie Boggs William Carpenter Juanita Davidson Tale Kelley Mildred Gileon Lucile Martin Eileen Palmer Mary Seipel Joan Coury Nellie Coury Catherine Graham Helen Kolenich Kenneth Chesser Francia Coffey Raymond Dyar Clyde Heaton Evelyn Hoffman Lucille Jones Francia McClain Kathleen Murphy John Bates Cheater Frazier John Wiseman Watt Rhodes Jane Cline Lois Mc Coy Wilma Pierre Helen Rowland
In New York on February 28, authorities charged "Smiling Joe" Filkowski of Cleveland as public enemy No 1 after an irate husband followed his alleged sweetheart to the city. The arrest followed discovery of a necklace, jewelry, and a tiny card near Filkowski, tying him to the case and leading to an imminent arraignment of both him and the woman, a 36 year old brunette.
The crash at Chicago ended the famed aviator Eddie Stinson's career when his airplane struck a flag pole during a forced landing. Stinson, regarded as a pioneer in aviation, was taught to fly by his sister.
New York trading closed with fractional gains as steel and utility shares rose while United States Government bonds advanced amid heavy turnover. Wheat futures slipped while cotton gained, and traders anticipated easier money policy after the Glass Steagall Act passage.
Harry B Lloyd 38 of Trenton New Jersey was arrested in Peckville Pennsylvania for violation of the National Motor Vehicle Theft Act. Authorities believe he connected to a string of robberies around Athens County and Millfield including the Simaon's restaurant burglary. He will be sent to Pennsylvania federal authorities for Dyer Act prosecution.
Roger Red Kirkman resigns after two seasons as head basketball coach at John Carroll University effective at season end. Father W. J. Murphy confirms the move as part of several offers Kirkman has been considering over the past months.
United Press reports firm results for 1931 and 1930 in several industries. Utilities and railroads show higher operating revenues and net incomes, including Associated Gas and Electric System, Nebraska Power Co, and Network Ontario & Western Railroad. Bucyrus Monaghan Co and Western Dairy Products also posted profits improved from prior years.
The timetable lists daily Athens departures and arrivals for multiple lines. Chesapeake and Ohio trains No 2 No 4 Northbound No 33 No 30 No 34 operate with morning and evening times. Baltimore and Ohio Westbound No 44 and Eastbound No 235 also shown with early departures.
Butter unchanged as market reports show firsts and sales easing slightly. Eggs near 14 percent lower on firsts with closing offerings of semis at 9. poultry prices mix with young chick and old hen segments listed. Overall, other poultry prices remain unchanged.
Fragmented OCR notes record poultry and potato pricing with references to fowl types, weights, and market indications. Mentions Leghorn broilers and prices per unit, Ohio and New York potato markets, and miscellaneous currency-like figures. The text is garbled and several figures are unclear.
Nearby butter tubs and shelves show prices per 23 cents per dozen, standard 23 percent grade. Poultry section lists leghorn springers at 16 cents, hens at 10 to 16 cents, roosters 1 for 64 cents, geese 8? each, and geese product notes.
Fragmentary market report shows varied wholesale receipts and prices with Butter Market firm and higher butter and extra item notes. Readers see percentages and seed standards, but missing full details limit precise interpretation.
Fragmentary report from Cincinnati on dairy product pricing shows fluctuating butter fat levels and grading notes. Mentions lower Agge-lower cases and a firstsite grade 120 duck egee license appear in the garbled text.
Market receipts show steady tone across classes with weights ranging from 169 to 250 pounds. Beef cattle trade quoted around 4.25 to 5.26 per 100 weight, vealers and calves steady to higher, lambs noted at about 5.66 per hundredweight, with hogs and pigs priced near 3.35 to 3.90.
Mixed rang es across cattle with 140 to 280 head offerings and prices from 3.73 to 4.40 per unit. Beef cows center around 302.25 with low cutters near 3.50. Wool and lambs show weak demand as prices drift lower and select lots remain scarce.
A damaged OCR fragment lists various produce items with color codes and prices including red yellow white and clover varieties. Mentions Feb and cash values like 8.78 and 88 but lacks complete entries or clear context for full items or dates.
The Boston wool market shows limited demand for fine and 6s grades as manufacturers push for short combing 649 and 603 Western wheels. Domestic wool for men’s wear gains attention while February activity remains muted amid uncertain conditions.
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