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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1928
Page
10
Readers are informed of classified advertising rates and rules for Athens Messenger listings. The page lists ad classifications, payment methods, and examples including vehicles, livestock, real estate, and services with prices and contact cues.
Local notice lists multiple ad items and prices for automotive parts and services including tires tubes batteries and Ford SEDAN offers. A separate science blurb reports twins study and traffic congestion ideas for New York City. Rail timetables show Athens departures with daily and weekend services.
Professor J Hone of the University of California told the American Association of University Professors that legislating on evolution is wrong and would cast teachers as mouthpieces for dogma. He argued the core issue is whether the theory is true or false and warned against legislatures forcing science to conform to any group. He cited past anti evolution bills and predicted continued clashes as interest groups vie for influence and funding.
Mee at Zed Atora was the guest of Mrs ya Ator Wednesday Vrennen and Glenn Galdsberry were guests of their grandparents Mr and Mrs David Gillian from Monday until Thursday. Mr and Mrs J EB Hing have been spending a few days the surste of the formers parents in Harmony 3 J Smith was visiting friends in Pratts Fork Thursday. Mrs Eugene Dalny and daughter Audrey were Tuesday guests of Mrs Frank Leck Rauch of Athens was the guest of Roy Goldsberry Wednesday. Wilfred Goldsberry also visited his grandmother Mrs Sarah Goldsberry. Mr and Mrs Virgil Shatter and children were guests of Mr and Mrs Miles Cain one day recently.
Shade Det. 31 reports Mr and Mrs Perry Smith and family returning from a visit with Mr and Mrs LITE Rawlings in Houston Penna. Miss Gladys Smith visited Athens friends. Mr and Mrs Daniel Stagher hosted Mrs Libme Burson. Elmer Browning visited Rutland. Veart Smith visited home. Goldsberry family and Clyde Smith relatives visited. Audena Burson stayed with Gladys Clark. Farm wages rise to 75 percent above 1920 24 prewar level but lag industry wages. US farm age average is 35 68 a month.
Botter and meat in cold storage at year end exceed prior totals while poultry and eggs decline. Poultry in storage around 43,158 thousand pounds and eggs about 7.157 million cases. Meat stocks total 703,409,000 pounds.
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