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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
11
A historical classified line lists prices for leghorn springers colored springers old roosters ducks geese fresh killed hens turkeys with per unit costs. The page highlights seasonal stock values and indicates market rates for small farmyard poultry and birds.
Raymond Covert Maurice Covert and Everett Covert sue for partition of land in York Township Athens County Ohio asserting undivided shares in 118.81 acres in sections 7 1 and 13 Town 12 Range 15 and related parcels once owned by Hayes Covert and subject to dower by Sarah Frances Covert The Standard Natural Gas Company is named with an interest claim and the suit seeks partition or sale with proceeds to each heir and proper disclosure of interests. The defendants Herbert Covert Jessie McKnabb Jennie Smith Clyde Smith and Edith Covert reside in Taylor Kentucky and must answer by January 1 1933.
In North Conway New Hampshire on Mile High Mount Washington a Yale graduate student Walter Knight Sturges and Miss Jessie Whitehead daughter of Professor Alfred Whitehead fell 300 feet on an icy slope. They slid from Huntington Ravine into deep snow and were unconscious. Sturges later recovered briefly and walked for help before collapsing again.
Daily timetable shows Athens departures for No 3 at 11 38 am and No 9 at 1 44 pm and southbound No 2 at 11 20 pm and No 4 at 6 49 pm. Northbound lists No 37 at 8 30 pm and No 31 at 7 50 pm with Sunday exceptions. Arrival times include No 30 at 11 02 pm and No 32 at 1 40 pm on Sundays.
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange was dull after an active opening with Case rising 1 percent to 45 and grains firmer. Leading industrials posted fractional advances while railroads and utilities edged higher or steady. Big movers included Allied Chemical and International Harvester with notable upticks in several names.
The page lists stock prices across sectors with numerous percent changes for rails, industrials, utilities, and motors. Notable figures include Allied Chemicals at 87 percent, DuPont at 39, Westinghouse at 80, Paramount Publix around 8, and United Aircraft near 81, with several others showing gains and declines.
A dense listing of Baltimore area produce and poultry prices including butter creamery margins, eggs, and poultry weights. Details cover fowl categories such as young hens, gobblers, leghorns, heavy fowl, broilers, and ducks with price ranges. potatoes from Ohio New York and Pennsylvania. butter, current receipts, and market steadiness notes.
The document lists United States Government securities and other assets, a banking house value of 65 000, furniture 5 000, reserves with the Federal Reserve, cash items, and liabilities totaling 1 188 014 59. Signatures include JA McClure as cashier and GR Stickney as notary, with directors Johnson, Beasley.
Hog market shows mostly 10 cents lower with demand fair to good for 160 to 225 lb barrows and gilts at 3.56 top. 225 to 250 lb 3.25 to 3.53. 250 to 275 lb 3.15 to 3.30. 275 to 300 lb around 3.15. 120 to 140 lb 3.15. sows 2.25. Cattle steady to slightly higher with steers and heifers common to medium lights 3.50 to 4.75. few up to 5. cows 2.50 to 3. bulls 2.50 to 3. vealers 5.0 to 6.0. Sheep steady to strong with medium to good lambs 6.50 to 6.75. common 5.25 to 5.50. top fat ewes 1.00.
Receipts show hogs 3700 with varied prices per class and pigs underweights at 3.15 to 3.50. Cattle receipts 50 with steady to slow demand and steer prices around 4.45. Calves receipts 100 with steady to strong demand and dealers paying about 4.00. Sheep receipts 800 with steady market and lambs at 5.25 to 6.25 while wethers bring 2.50 to 7.00.
A set of partial entries listing Liberty and Treasury securities with rates and codes, including references such as Liberty 3 percent and 2e, Treas 4s and 3Ns, with dates and price-like figures like 102.93 102.22 103.27 105 102.13 102.10, indicating bond quotations or fund notes.
A woman calls hotel asked for Dicky Graham with possessive, insolent tone. I deflect while noting her persistence. the caller fails to learn his whereabouts and is told his mother is away, provoking amusement and irritation.
A scene from a Hearts of a Wife sequel shows a wife claiming a man’s marriage status, while an artistically minded confidant defends the man's honesty. The talk turns on deception, mistaken identity, and social codes as a telephone call ends with vague future notes.
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