Cincinnati and Chicago Livestock Prices Reported
Hogs receipts 2,900 in Cincinnati market with steady to up 10 cents. cattle receipts 350 with beef steers around $7.00. Chicago hogs receipts 38,000 with prices 11.40 to 11.85 for various weights and sows around 11.00. Cattle and calves in Chicago show steady to higher trend for steers and yearlings with ranges from about $9.75 to $10.25 for select grades. sheep and lambs markets mixed with fat lambs around $12.00 to $12.75 and ewes $5.00 to $6.50.
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Cincinnati
Ives
Lamba
Chicago
Aioe
Trong
Handy Ae
Hog Market Receipts and Prices Mixed Across Weights
Hog receipts total 1 000 with market activity noted across weight classes. Prices listed include 350 1b to 20 ib at 12.75, 100 to 200 ib at 12.80, 130 to 160 ib at 12.65, and other quoted figures. Sheep receipts 850 with market steady and bulk fat lambs referenced. Calves and sows appear with minor figures and notes on steady trends.
New York andChicago Produce and Wool Market Notes
New York produce lists butter at weaker prices with creamery and nearby whites and mixed whites. Chicago receipts shown with standard and firsts pricing. a Boston wool market report notes steady trade along Summer Street with fine territory wools moving at 1.08 to 1.12 and rising activity in woolen goods.
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York
Atree
Pacific
Senatel
Boston
Summer Street
Liberty bonds New York price report
U P notes Liberty bonds in New York on January 4 with first 44s opening at 102.31 down 1, third issues at 101.18 down 1, and fourth 4s at 103.15.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. P
Grain price listing from Toledo market report
Market notes show grain prices in Toledo with values for wheat corn rye oats and cash bids. Figures include March and February dates and price ranges such as 4 cents for wheat and 1.38 for corn with various delivery dates and cash terms.
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Toledo
Yas
Calleta
Canaanville P T A Plans Quilt From Necktie Design
The Canaan township P T A meets Thursday at 7 00 p m with full committee reports and a plan for the year. Members are making a necktie design quilt requiring about fifty blocks with each woman making as many as her scraps permit. Finished blocks to be handed in at the meeting.
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Canaanvjille
Canaan Township
P. T.A
Doctor Dillinger Comes Home After Surgery and Illness
Nine weeks after a paralysis lasting eighteen years, Dr. T. J. Dillinger was moved from a Columbus hospital where surgeons removed a tumor. After pneumonia developed, he remained in the hospital. He returned home last evening with Villinger, in Dowler ambulance.
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Doctor Dillinger
T. J. Dillinger
Columbus
Villinger
Dowler
Critics Say Volunteer Diplomacy Hinders U.S. Foreign Policy
President Coolidge warns that American volunteers abroad and their published utterances disrupt official diplomacy. He argues personal statements from these travelers threaten coordinated policy and national interests.
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Pfourists
United States
Coollge
Reentry Rules Tightened for Athens Public School Students
The Athens city school board mandated a written statement from a certified physician for any student reentering after health dismissal to curb contagious skin diseases. Board discussed deteriorating Central and East Side school facilities, funding gaps, and a 1927 budget of 157 650 with tax and tuition income sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
John Patterson
Central School
West Side
Holiday Gathering Recalls Wallace Family Guests
Mrs. Mollie Wallace of Barberton entertained relatives over the holidays including Mr and Mrs Joe Wallace with daughter from Hocking and extended family from The Plains Athens Lima Doylestown and Barberton. The visitors included Mr and Mrs Willard Wallace Lloyd Thorne R C West Harry Wallace Henry Frost Sallie Johnson Dwight Boise Ged Heller and Charles Spray with their families.
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Mollie Wallace
Barberton
Hocking
Joe Wallace
Willard Wallace
Lloyd Thorne
R. C. West
Harry Wallace
The
Plains
Henry Frost
Sallie Johnson
Athens
Dwight Boise
Lima
Ged Heller
Doylestown
Charles Spray
Rotary club to survey Athens business methods
Athens Rotary club members at Hotel Berry heard plans for a business methods survey to be conducted among about twenty members and reported later. Secretary Gill noted strong attendance at Wednesday noon luncheons of the Chamber of Commerce with no speakers and topics led by local business men.
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Athens
Eagles Will Meet to Initiate New Class at Athens Aerie
The Athens aerie of Eagles at Court and Carpenter streets will start a class of candidates on Wednesday at 7 30 PM. A large turnout is expected for the first meeting of the new year. A social hour will follow with the degree team presiding.
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Athens Aerie of Eagles
Court and
Carpenter Streets
Athens Aerie
Senate Probes Treasury Poison Alcohol Question
Senator Edwards demands documents from Secretary Mellon asking what law authorized poison in industrial alcohol and what correspondence occurred with Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League. The resolution was adopted without objection in Washington.
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Washington
U.R
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Wayne B. Wheeler
The
Anti-Saloon League
Edwards
New Jersey
Glasgow Film Boom Shows Local Industry Growth
City government reports marked success of its moving picture highlighting Glasgow industries. Film is being distributed in Great Britain to promote local business and regional prospects.
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Glasgow
Bus Driver Fined for Assault on Woodworth Youth
Dewey Barker a Red Star bus company driver was fined six dollars and costs in police court for an assault on Paul Woodworth son of Mrs Maud Woodworth. The incident followed a dispute after Barker allegedly solicited trade in front of the Ohio Transit Company station where Woodworth worked.
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Dewey Barker
Paul Woodworth
Woodworth
Maud Woodworth
Barker
Red Star Bus Company
Ohio Transit Company
FormerUniversity Student Reports On Foreign Affairs
Former Ohio University student and Washington official O C Stine visited Athens and Perry counties after representing the Department of Agriculture in Rome. He described Europe slowly returning to normal, noted Germany’s rapid recovery, and cited Balkans’ poverty and corrupt government as major drawbacks. He also recounted meetings with Mussolini and observations across Europe. A separate note reports a Justice Department warrant for four Schulman brothers over concealed assets of the Standard Clothing Manufacturing bankruptcy.
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Perry
Athens
Stine
Rome
Europe
America
Mussolini
Austria
Romania
Bulgaria
Poland
Germany
Holland
France
England
Scotland
Balkans
Cleveland
U. S. Department of Justice
National Association of Credit Men
Ben
Max
Nathan
Edward Schulman
Standard Clothing Manufacturing Company
Attorney General Files Writ for Farm Extension Funds
Columbus January 4 state attorney general Crabbe filed a mandamus suit in the supreme court to compel Paulding county commissioners to appropriate 1500 dollars for agricultural extension work.
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Columbus
U.R
Crabbe
Supreme Court
Paulding County
Schick test underway for county children
The county health board announced this morning that school children are being given the Schick test for diphtheria. Drs. R. B. Tate and Johnson of Columbus administer the test to about 2,500 children prior to inoculation if needed, and parents are urged to have children tested again if toxin from last year showed no immunity.
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Schick
County Health Board
R. B. Tate and Johnson
Columbus
Health Board
Parente
County auto licenses top 6000 as demand grows
The Athens county Automobile club announced more than 6,000 passenger automobile licenses sold to date, about half of the county's total cars. Officials noted a strong demand for consecutive numbers with shoppers waiting in line for such plate numbers.
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Athens County Automobile Club
Society Notes on Local Residents Traveling and Visiting
Mr Franklin Murphey and guest Gleeson Murphy plan to depart for Port Deposit Maryland to resume Tome school studies. William Phillips returns to Granville for Doane academy after holiday visit to his parents in Granville. Mrs B Marghey visits Columbus with son in law Floyd Crooks and daughter. Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell entertain family for holidays. The Bennetts and Harry Mitchell return to their homes and jobs in Ohio. Miss Irma Voigt spends vacation weeks with relatives in Illinois and Milwaukee. Mrs H L Atkinson visits Logan and meets with Senator Naaman Jackson.
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Franklin Murphey
Gleeson Murphy
Owensboro
Port Deposit
Tome School
Tome
Frank R. Murphey
East State Street
Kentucky
William Phillips
Granville
Doane Academy
W. R. Phillips
South College Street
B. Marghey
Columbus
Floyd Stanley Crooks
Charles Mitchell
West
Union Street
Walter H. Bennett
Nelsonville
Harry Mitchell
Ohio
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for Healthy Kids
Mild corrective tablets promote healthy stomach and bowels in children six and older. Sold as a safe olive colored tablet prescribed by Dr Edwards of Ohio, claimed to ease constipation sour stomach torpid liver and bad breath without being habit forming.
Broken Threads of a Wartime Mystery in Camdenville Indiana
In October 1808 a woman dies after bearing twins at PROF and MOT ELWELL's home in Camdenville Indiana, without naming herself. The story then jumps 18 years to Margaret and Elizabeth Elwell two twins adopted as Ruthy and B. Jim Elwell fights in World War I and is shell shocked at Gallipoli in the theater. a brain specialist from Europe examines him as a question of possible fatal outcome. Nurse Nellie Downing asks why music moves him to tears.
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Prof
MOTLIE_ELWELL
Camdenville
Ind
Margaret
Elizabeth
Rusty
Jim Elwell
Gahan
Eure
Jim
Nellie Downing
Prof Elwell
Ferstine
Mollie Elwell
Mollie
Goodby
Paviona
Europe
France
Italy
Dr.Lawson
Betty
Mollie Bilwell
Doctor grapples with plan to save Jim Elwell
In a hospital on the coast, Dr Lawson and Prof Elwell discuss Jim Elwell’s brain injury. The doctor doubts a full recovery, citing unknown brain secrets and possible operation risks. Nellie Downing and Mollie Elwell weigh care options as Jim shows gradual improvement and memories flicker.
Percy Grainger to guest on Daizya radio program
Noted Australian composer Percy Grainger will appear as a guest artist on a Daizya radio program airing across multiple stations. The broadcast includes Grainger's recital of Grieg works and a brief talk on his memories of Norway. Stations listed by city and time zone with hour by hour programming details follow.
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Percy Grainger
New York
United Press
Percy 'Ssinner
Prtvy
Viking
Pimples and Skin Clarity Product Mention
Fragmented copy notes pimples blotches and skin irritation warnings. Mentions a facial cleanser or astringent product brand with unclear details and price.
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Pittsburgh
Rensipte A
Canaanville
School Board
Business Survey
Rotary Club
Eagles
Mellion
O.C. Stine
Department of Economics
Columbus Physicians
Irma E. Voigt
Illinois
Milwaukee
H. L. Atkinson
Logan
W. Va
Merrill Atkinson
Naaman Jackson
Miss Downing
Dr. Lawson
Grace of God
Ocean View Park
Tea Sha
Pratt
Chelmsford
Eng
Daizya
Citie Bet
WPG
Asles
Ndmas
WBAL
Nevin
Wbal Mee
Wwit
Percy
Capitol Five
WEAF
FFAL
Carpenter Orehonen
Ec Oenval
Beehorses
Rheatra
WCGN
Wen Fi Weaf
Pssch
WSAIL
Wsali String Quartette
Linton Orchestra
WGHB
Clearwater
Fort Harrison Orchestra
Municipal Band
Fort Harrison
WTAM
Janssen
Fenway Hall
WHK
CLE
Statler
WEAO
ALLAS
WFAA
Ao Brasamne
Baker Orchestra
Davenport
Coe
VEAP
B. J
Palmer
Simons
KOVER
DEN
Farm
Brid
Faul Stoge
Atristensen
TROIT
Seles
Detroit
Weaf Wck
Wir
Heseer
Hartfoord
Hoeblein
Palace—Theatre
WIOD
Miami Beach
Concertin Agree
Wisconsin
WCCO
MPLS
ST. Paul
Comet
Rts
Moncton
CNR
Case Ah Crabs
Wobec
Frenne
Percy Isiainger
Oakland
Philadelphia
Lotches
Paris Medicine Company
Beaumont and
Pine Streets
Leake
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