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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1933
Page
9
A brief insert invites readers to use the Real Estate columns to quickly scan listings and avoid unnecessary trips, promoting ease of finding property details at a glance.
New York reports veteran patent attorney Zoltan H. Plachek skeptical of perpetual motion lore as depression prompts a flood of odd inventions. He cites gadgets from flatness detectors to water shoe wedges, bone-proximity dog toys, egg frying pans and a Chicago World Fair dinosaur.
A bill to shield municipalities ordered to build modern sewage disposal plants by the Ohio Public Health Council was drafted and will be introduced in the Legislature by Sen. Paul R. Gingher. Former Attorney General Frank Monnette says the bill seeks court review of the council’s orders, reversing a recent Ohio Supreme Court ruling that the council’s mandate is supreme. The council has issued sewage orders to Van Wert Columbus and Washington D C.
Washington January 16 The American Legion condemned a National Economy League proposal requiring veterans to prove service connection beyond doubt for disability compensation The Legion’s Captain Watson B Miller chair of the rehabilitation committee testified before the joint Congressional Veterans Committee that such provisions would create hardships for veterans.
David Johnson reports weekly license tag sales totaling 1952 dollars. Passenger car tags numbered 107 at seven dollars, 44 at ten, one at fifteen, three at twenty, one at twenty five. Truck licenses sold 15 for six hundred ten dollars. eight trailers at thirty two dollars and sixty cents and four motorcycles at twenty dollars.
A burglar visited Henry Rudow’s Toledo home while the family stayed with friends and took a half ton of coal a mandolin 15 pictures and a string of pearls, according to deputy sheriffs.
New York trading saw fractional gains on the exchange with dull volume. Steel Common at 30% up 1, National Biscuit 41 up 1, United Aircraft 27 up, Western utilities firm and American Telephone up 1. Market notes strong for Standard Oil of New Jersey and Union Pacific. butter, eggs, poultry, and produce prices mixed with receipts varying. Chicago wheat rebounds modestly on light volume as corn weakens and oats steady despite higher hogs.
The list shows eggs near fresh two cent butter creamery extra at 92 score and packing stocks at 196 20c. Poultry prices include young chickens 12 for 6c, jeghorn 8 ilc, old heavy 12 itc, medium 106 12c, geese nearby 12 at 13c and 26 at 30c, smaller lots 15020¢, ducks 10 for 12¢, and turkeys young hens 18 for 20c with gobblers 14 for 16c.
Financial catalog lists Liberty bonds noon quotes and Treasury notes with several maturities. It gives 3 percent Lib S at 102.24, 44s at 102.16, 46 percent Lib 108.11, Treas 4 104.26, Treas 3 percent 47 at 102.5, Treas 34s 49 at 99.18, Treas 3s 55 at 08,13.
The listing shows current receipts and nearby prices for eggs and poultry. It includes eggs at 22 to 24 cents for firsts and extras, white hennery eggs at 24 to 25 cents, and poultry items such as leghorns, springers, ducks, geese, hens, and turkeys with varied cents per unit.
Hogs receipts 5900 market strong to higher. 150 to 220 lbs 3.55 to 3.70, 220 to 290 lbs 3.50 to 3.50, packing sows 2 to 2.50. Cattle receipts 400 market strong to 2.60 higher, better grade steers up to 5, cows 2.66 to 3.60, calves 800 steady to weak with vealers 5.50 to 7.00. Sheep receipts 2600 lambs weak to lower, better grade 6.95 to 6.75, wethers 3.25 to 3.00. Flags receipts 4700 mostly 10 cents higher, bulk top 160 to 225 lbs 3.60, 225 to 250 lbs 3.35 to 3.00, 250 to 276 lbs 3.25 to 3.55, other weights 3.25. Cattle receipts 1100 calves 450, lightweight steers and heifers strong demand.
The Second District Court of Appeals granted Grover W. Fleming editor and publisher of The Ohio Examiner a new trial on his criminal libel conviction from Sidney Shelby County He was sentenced to six months in jail and 500 dollars fine Fleming had published a retraction and the court ruled malice must be proven not presumed from the story
Athens County receives 29. Sh2 in the first state distribution from automobile license sales. The county and each municipality receive a share with the remainder funding reimbursements for losses or exemptions. Direct shares include Athens County 5000, Albany 200, Amenville 150, Adlhvens 2500, Buch te) 125, Chauncey 275, Costville 150, Glouster 400, Ja Keonville 125, Trimble 150, Nelsonville 1250.
William H Ebinger 74, head of the Turner Ebinger Department store, killed himself today by wrist cuts and a chest gunshot in Marietta. Coroner Fred Jackson did not learn the motive or cause of the act.
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