Market and Stockyards Prices Report
Hog receipts total 23 000 with prices 25 cents higher. bulk hogs 14.15 to 14.90. packing 12.65 to 13.40. light hogs 14.50 to 15.00. pigs 13.50 to 14.65. roughs 12.25 to 12.60. Cattle receipts 9 000 with steady market. beeves 9.00 to 16.00. butcher stock 6.50 to 12.75. canners and cutters 4.75 to 7.75. stockers and feeders 6.75 to 11.50. cows 6.20 to 12.75. calves 15.00 to 116.26. Sheep receipts 14 000 with slow market. lambs 14.00 to 20.65. ewes 6.00 to 4.5.
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UNION
Cincinnati Cattle Market Prices Tumble Amid Slow Trading
Cattle receipts total 700 with a slow market. Steers bring 11.00 to 12.50 for good to choice. Calves steady 19.00 to 20.00. Hogs receipts 7500 with steady to 0.25 decline and good to choice at 15.00. Sheep receipts 175 with steady market and good to choice 10.00 to 10.50. Lambs slow and lower at 19.50 to 20.00.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Produce Market Prices Snapshot
Butter creamery at 64 percent standards sane firsts 57 to 64 cents, seconds 49 cents each. Eggs ordinary 43 to 48 cents, firsts 50 cents. Cheese Twins 27 cents, Young America 30 cents. Live poultry 37 cents.
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Chicago
C. Standards Sane
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Pittsburg Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle Prices
Cattle receipts light and market steady with prime calves at 12.00 to 21.00 and choice cattle 13.75 to 14.25. Sheep and lambs show steady demand with prime wethers 15.00 to 16.00 and good to fair grades 10.00 to 14.00. Hogs trend higher with prime heavy 14.75 to 15.00 and mediums 16.50.
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Pittsburg
Liberty Bonds Bid Prices and Yields Summary
Liberty bonds quoted with multiple series including 3 46'8 and Victory issues. Prices range from about 89.70 to 97.60 with various coupon notes and maturities, reflecting market trading values and yield expectations.
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Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Rivbes
Pitnt
Neta Heewass Serveanen
Cereeserseesevess
Ceeeeeeeesveeses
Decane Ou Ahieavaenen
Victory
Sdavanese Wdoo
Toledo Grain Market Prices Report
Grain and seed prices listed for cash and futures trading in Toledo. Corn No 2 yellow cash at 1.57, oats white No 2 cash 0.93 to 0.94, rye 1.58, barley 1.40. Clover seed February 35.00, No 34.50, April 33.85, October 22.45. Alsike 35.00 March 35.00 April 35.30. Timothy 1917 1918 cash 6.40, 1919 cash 6.55, March 6.57, April 6.66, May 6.50.
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Toledo
Timothy
Ohio Aims to Top Heidelburg in Conference Clash
Ohio seeks to improve its conference standing by upsetting Heidelburg tonight at the gym at 7 30. Ohio State notes a recent win by Lutherans over an Akron independent team, and the match promises a competitive showcase as Ohio enters in good condition for a strong bid.
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Ohio
Heidelburg
Akron
Ohio State
Kilbane Retains Featherweight Title In Lethargic Bout
Johnny Kilbane outpointed Benny Walger in an eight round New York bout to keep the world featherweight crown. Kilbane led most of the sparse action in a tame match marked by clinches and minimal punching. Kilbane weighed 124.25 pounds against Walger 124.75, with Kilbane earning a $1000 forfeit for being overweight at the weigh in.
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New York
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Benny Walger
Kilbane
Valger
The
Boxing Commission
Walger
Chicago father argues against high cost of living
E Mathews, father of eighteen, challenges the idea of rising living costs. He notes thirteen children at home, eight daughters not working, ten sons plus himself earn more than 150 dollars weekly. He suggests his family’s income counters claims of widespread hardship.
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Chicago
Athens high basketball team primed for O A tournament opener
Athens high prepares for the O A tournament starting tomorrow with a full squad. Coach Mackie reports Wise back at center with Collins at guard and Battin providing scoring. Connor has recovered from flu and Banks shows improved form as the lineup tightens for a strong Athens showing.
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Athens High
O. A
Mackie
Wise
Conner
Athena
Collins
Athens
Battin
Banks
Kircher
Athens to host large high school basketball tournament
Twenty two teams arrive for a Southeastern Ohio and West Virginia event hosted by Ohio University. Games begin tomorrow at 9:00 with draw after tonight’s Ohio Heidelburg game. Athens high is favored to contend for the loving cup as Ross of Ohio State University officiates.
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West Virginia
Canal Winchester
Commerce High
Columbus
Doane Academy
Lancaster
Bristol
Parkersburg
Athens High
Circleville
Liberty Union
Washington D. H
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Nelsonville
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Woodfeld
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O. U
Dope
Athens
Ross
Ohio State University
Reporter Refuses to Say If Accepts Appointment
The article notes a public figure declined to confirm whether they would accept an appointment when asked. No further details on the role, timing, or the appointing authority are provided in the readable text.
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Tenere
Foreclosure Notice in Athens County Court
Mary J Lewis and R R Lewis of South Omaha Nebraska face a foreclosure petition filed by William C Young. The case seeks foreclosure of a mortgage dated November 30 1918 on a Philipsburg Village Ohio property described as lot 1 block A etc laying with a 15 foot wide strip across the south edge. Court case No 118 a pending in the Court of Common Pleas of Athens County with Wooll Rowland Attorneys for plaintiffs.
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Mary 5. Lewis
R. R. Lewis
Southaha
Nebraska
Illiam C. Young
Lewien
Mary J. Lewis
Philipsbu
Athens
Ohio
Nunet
Mantha Holdcroft
Marc
Wooll Rowland
Attys
Pinipiite
Appointment of administrator for Ellistate of Athens Ohio
The text indicates Fred H. has been appointed as administrator of the estate of B. A. Ellistate of Athens Ohio, deceased, dated February 25. The document records the appointment and involved parties in a formal probate action.
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Fred H.are
Othe Ee
B. A. Ellistate
Athens
See er direat aaa of o benefit
Readable fragments describe a benefit event with listed participants and locations, though key details are obscured. The item appears as a brief notice or clipping noting a plan to provide aid or services, with names and places only partially legible.
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