Legal Notice Participants Named in County Petition
Williams Executor of the estate presents a will and testament petition in Athens County seeking action against listed residents of California Minnesota Indiana and Colorado with other parties for court consideration. The notice names Jean Sloan Thomas Wrent Ro David Wright Isabella Burrows Catherine Anne Geort Nimanee Wineman Stuckey Clara Rosell and David Douglas among others in a probate matter.
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Jean Sloan
Santa California
Thomas Wrent
Santa Anna
California
Ro David d Wright
Thearriet Avenue
Minneconota
Alexander C
St. Pawl Street
Colorado
Isabella C Burrows
Franklin Avenue
Angeles
Catherine
West First Street
Ees Anne
Fornia
Geort
Monrovia
Aliforna
Goring
Nimanee Wineman
Ya Stuckey
Braske
Clara "Rosell
Ate
Indiana
David Douglas
Hamilton
Tiipoli
Williams
Arti Petioe Y
Sun Vibe
Athens County
Markets rebound as advertising boosts post holiday trade
After the holidays the market shows strength in wholesale and retail sectors with department stores reporting solid business aided by newspaper advertising. Automobiles, steel, coal, and textiles reflect steady demand, while fears of an April May slump persist. Mexico tensions weigh on American stocks as losses mount in Pan American oils and other vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Tore
e@ automobile
New York
Detroit
Florida
Congress
United States Department of Labor
Mexico
National Railways of
United States Steel Corporation
Hudson
General Motors
Mack Trucks
Chrysler
Fisher Body
Willys Overland
New York Clearing House
Court directs judgment on last will of Atwood Sloan
Direction and judgment of said court relative to the true construction and of the last will and testament of Atwood Sloan deceased. Parties must answer by February 11, 1926. Leo Williams, executor. Woolley & Rowland, attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood Sloan
Leo Williams
Woolley & Rowland
Nufz
T. W
Hearing on proposed intercounty highway in Athens area
Notice states a hearing by the Ohio Director of Highways and Public Works at Athens Court House on Friday January 29 1926 at 10 AM. The proposal outlines a 40 mile route through Athens Hocking and Vinton Counties from Athens to Lane townships with crossings near the T and O C railroad and through multiple sections and townships. G F Schlesinger directs the hearing.
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Athens
Hocking
Vinton
Director of Highways and Public Works of
Ohio
Court House
Athens County
Corporation
Athens Township
Said Township
Waterloo Township
Brown Township
Vinton County
Hocking Counties
Starr Township
Hocking County
Vinton Counties
Swan Sownehla
Benton Township
Hockinty
Themouth
Orland
South Eeernats
Haynes
G. F. Schlesinger
Slemp Heads New 10 Million Coal Corporation
In Johnson City Tennessee on January 11 a new 10 million dollar coal company led by C Bascom Slemp former Virginia congressman and Coolidge secretary bowed publicly. The Wakenva Coal Corporation comprises fourteen coal firms across Kentucky West Virginia and Virginia with an estimated annual output near two million tons.
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Johnson City
Tenn
C. Bascom Slemp
Virginia
Coolidge
Kentucky
West Virginia
Wakenva Coal Corporation
Insects Rise to Great Heights on Wind Drift
A concise note explains how insects ascend to lofty altitudes to catch air currents and travel with the wind. The behavior illustrates their adaptation for dispersal and habitat exploration.
Diverse U S Stocks Show Mixed Gains Across Major Firms
A scanned list highlights gains and percentages for numerous companies including American Zinc, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, American Can, and International Paper. Stocks reflect a broad spread with several key names advancing while others lag, illustrating varied market sentiment.
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Allis Shalivers
American Zinc
Amaconda
Eeee Geee
Atchison
Cpid
Atl Gulf
Rennes Owseinak GS Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Cseveree
Bethlehem Steel
China Copper
Colorado
Geneoa Agriculture
ereGerces
Ossaaend’ American Car & Fdry
Ahrdim’ American
GDA
American Locomotive Sonsuccess
ALB American Aoreee
SOO American Steel Fury
American Super Refining
American Tel
Butte and Superior
Ecceees
California Pete
Pesetdeve
Canadian Pacific
Seneeee
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and North Western
Chicago
Mil Ami
T. Paw
Chile Copper
Delaware and Hudson
Erie
Erie Jst Prfd
General Electric
N. H
I Consolidated
Opadeane Es Covenses OO Republic Irons and Steel
Seree
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker
Livestock Market Reports Chicago and Abhlep Receipts Decline
Chicago market shows Hogs and Calves lower with receipts around 80 000 and 5000 calves. Beef steers and heifers move at weaker prices while light and heavy hogs vary with quoted ranges. At ABHLEP receipts near 6000 with lambs and yearlings pricing softer and feeders listing around 15 to 16 dollars per head.
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices Report
Pittsburgh stockyards report mixed cattle and sheep trading. Steers and cows show steady to higher prices with top veal calves around 16.00, hogs, sows, and pigs fluctuating. receipts around 9000 with bids easing for some categories. Bulls and heifers range near mid six to seven dollar figures, while sheep and lambs trend steady to lower with rams around ten to sixteen dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Ees Iniegned
Ee m
Cincinnati Market Roundup Cattle and Sheep Receipts
Cattle receipts 2000, market steady to 10c lower for choice pounds. Calves steady, good to choice stockers and butchers 12.33. Sheep receipts 275 head, market steady to 60c lower for lambs, good to choice $15 to $16.
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Cincinnati
Liberty Bonds Opening Notes Drafted with Revisions
In a brief notice the treasury outlines bond sale terms with percentages and figures. It mentions opening procedures and stages labeled first through fourth with implied rates and amounts to guide investors.
Pittsburgh Butter-Prints and Produce Prices
A scrambled OCR listing prices for fruits and vegetables with items like beans, cucumbers, peaches, and apples. Mentions Florida beans, California peas, and walnuts with assorted price per unit, and includes stray place names and unrelated text.
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Oorgata
Florida
California
Fresh EGGS and produce prices in Northern Ohio markets
OCR fragment lists fresh eggs at 30c in northern Ohio areas with eggs and cake items. Mentions poultry products including ducks and fowls. Notes produce like tomatoes and apples with prices per basket and per bushel. Indicates various farm stand or market prices around Ohio regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Coringere
York Tate
Fractured OCR Item Sheds Light on Vexed Packing Story
Fragmentary text hints at a chaotic packing mishap with references to forty package crates and a disputed sequence. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable, leaving investigators to piece together the event from partial clues.
Maine tourism boosts state revenue in 1926
Portland officials report summer visitors to Maine plus outside hunters and fishermen produced about 100 million dollars in 1926. Officials credit improved roads for much of the travel surge, noting gains in tourism and related activity across the state.
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Portland
Maine
Hunterg
Shermen
Joints and Girders Enter Market Amid Steel Boom
Pittsburgh reports several forms of steel joints and girders entering the market at prices that challenge lumber as home building cost rivals. Architects boards see substantial activity as steel men note large work volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Rayon S Purchases Factory To Expand Regional Plant
Allentown report notes American Rayon S buys the Eas erger Shoe Company factory to operate as a branch plant. H B Bob company acquires new factories at Mihersin and Danville Pa expanding its U S operations.
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Allentown
American Rayon S
Easerger Shoe Company
H. B. Bob Company
Rts
Mihersin
Danville
West Coast Lumber Association outputs record totals
Portland report states the West Coast Lumber Association during the prior week produced 45,124,659 feet of lumber, sold 70,678 feet and shipped 60,014,001 feet. The figures reflect activity across production, sales and shipment streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
West Coast
Ozark Region Plans New Ore Conning Operations
Carthage Missouri reports that 1285 conning plan operat in the Ozark region are to be more ore put into commission this year as part of regional mining efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Ozark
Beacon Oil controls New England refining network
Boston January 11 reports that Beacon Oil Company has been purchased by a joint venture led by a Rhode Island firm. The deal involves a Massachusetts-based refining group that operates Colonial gas stations across New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Beacon Oil Con
Et Iouidane
Pany
En Rigasachusetts Company
New Eng
Tax data show cigarette popularity rising despite revenue drop
Lancaster report: tax collector W P Austin says 4,324,963 more cigars produced in 1924 than in 1934 but revenue declined by over 0, indicating cigars were gaining in popularity while taxes fell.
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Lancaster
Pan’ J
W. P. Austin
Italy Hails Queen Mother's Burial In Solemn Rome Rite
Italy paid its last tribute to queen mother Marguerita in a vivid Rome ceremony. The funeral train from Bordighera arrived as bells tolled and the caisson moved toward the Pantheon with all branches of the Italian military and naval forces standing guard.
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Rome
Italy
Marguerita
Bordighera
St. Peter's
Pantheon
Barbara Hawley Faces Hamilton in Newspaper Clash
Barbara Hawley a 25 year old reporter confronts Mrs Ezra Hamilton the governor s wife over a controversial wardrobe story. Editor McDermott plans to run a police story while Wells plays host as Barbara endures pressure from the powerful couple and other editors.
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Barbara Hawley
Bruce Reynolds
Life
Andrew McDermott
Bob Jeffries
Alexei Nikolakoff
Bars Pares
Barbara
Ezra Hamilton
Hamilton
Barbara Hawtey
Miss Badger
Mre
Wells
Nee
Esra Hamilton
Mrs. Hamilton
Hera
McDermott
Miss Hawley
Tobacco Production in Porto Rico Reaches 25 Million Pounds
The Porto Rico growing season yields about 25,000,000 pounds of tobacco annually. Local growers report steady output with tobacco serving as a major crop and economic contributor for the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
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