Appointment of Receiver for McLaughlin Brothers Firm
C O Chapman of McArthur Ohio named Receiver to wind up the business of Orlin T McLaughlin and Dwight McLaughlin doing business as McLaughlin Brothers in Nelsonville Athens County Ohio. R E Purner of Torch Ohio appointed administrator of the estate of John H Purner of Athens County Ohio. dated January 19 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth C. Knox
Nelsonville
Ohio
Knox
Athens County
C. O. Chapman
McArthur
Orlin T. McLaughlin
Dwight McLaughlin
McLaughlin Brothers
R. E. Purner
Torch
John H. Purner
M. Johnson
Classified Ads Signal Shifts in Business Trends
Classifieds track value changes and new business trends, offering a quick read on market shifts. Monitoring these small notices helps stay current with economic movements and merchant activity.
County Spelling Bee Word Lists Set for March
Logan reports from January 24 reveal that words from Pearson and Suzzallo will be used in the county wide spelling contest. Four divisions determine word sources and several teachers are named to conduct district eliminations and certify winners to the county superintendent.
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Benton
Delbert Davis
Esther, Briley
Gore-Oreville
Veira Brashares
Good Hope
Roy Beal
Green
Thelma Arnold
Haydenville
Alma Spencer
Laurel
Damel Helber
Laurelville
Elliott Neidelderfer
Marion
Lowell Brick
Murray City
Effie Jonas
Perry-Charles Lively
Starrm
Dorothy Saunders
Ward
Westside
Gerald Devel
East Side
Lulu Smith
Washington
Floyd Riggs
Senate temperance bills seek whiskey prescriptions and fine remissions
Columbus reports the Senate Temperance Committee favorably. Senator Smolka of Cleveland proposes allowing physicians to prescribe one pint of whisky every ten days for patients, up from a half pint. Senator Handley of Cincinnati seeks to let judges remit fines in liquor cases.
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Columbus
Jan
U.R
Senate Temperance Committee
Smolka
Cleveland
Handley
Republican
Cincinnati
Winnie Ruth Judd Case Aired In Prelim Hearing
Phoenix court heard a defense motion to strike Winnie Ruth Judd testimony. Halloran, a prominent Arizona lumberman, is charged as an accessory after murder in the same case. the defense argues Judd is mentally and physically unsound.
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Phoenix
Ariz
U.R
Winnie Ruth Judd
J. J. Halloran
Arizona
Railroads face need for RC financing or receivership
A House committee report highlights that railroads have reached their borrowing limit with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. It urges immediate enactment of the railroad reorganization section so rail systems can reorganize rather than enter equity receiverships.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commodity price index at Bradstreet's Weekly
New York January 24. The Bradstreet's Weekly commodity price index stood at 609.54, down from 684.5 Saturday and 82.20 a year ago. Of 30 commodities, 20 were unchanged, eight rose and two oats and alk declined. Wheat, corn, rye, hogs, steers, lambs, cotton and silver advanced.
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New York
U.P
Bradstreet
Weekly Today
Prices Falling in Trading of Today
Prices edged lower on the New York Stock Exchange after a weak opening, with uneven declines across many issues. Silver stocks held firm and related producers advanced, while National Biscuit faced selling pressure, dropping over two points to 37 percent.
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New York
U.P
Stock Exchange
American Smelting
United States
Cerro de Pasco
International Silver
National Biscuit
Industrial and Steel Group Share Gm Market Percentages
A dense listing shows percentages for multiple railroads and industrials, including New York Central, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, and Allied Chemicals. The compilation includes steel and paper brands with varied stakes, and several percentages appear tied to corporate groups and commodities.
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Erie
New York Central
Union Pacific Edibontense
Allied Chemicals Ohle Ou
OE Eeee
Ee Ae
Calif
Ind
Rad
St. Ban
Burrows
A. T
Torres
Col. Gas & Glee
Commonwealth & BO
Curtiss Wright
Curties Wright
Gillette
Watventet
Loews Theaters
Ward
Daisy Pro
Paramount Publix
Eeee A Geers Roebuck
Ccncerwceneone
Speed Stressed To Help Roads
Washington January 24 The House Judiciary Committee filed its report on the LaGuardia McKeown debtor relief and bankruptcy bill urging immediate enactment to curb the burden of unpayable debts facing individuals and corporations as many railroads face receivership threats.
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Washington
U.P
House’ Judiciary Committee
LaGuardia-McKeown
Defends Tonsil as vital body organ in Moscow
Prof. H. P. Zitovitch head of the Moscow Nose and Throat Institute says the tonsil is an active hormonal organ whose removal weakens the brain and other organs. He cites 20 years of experiments and claims cures for goitre and scarlet fever by treating tonsils.
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Moscow
P. Zitovitch
House To Take Up Tax Probe In Ohio Legislature
Columbus January 24 The House Taxation Committee will appoint a five member special panel to review the Armbruster bill on delinquent tax penalties and similar measures. The Armbruster Bill would suspend delinquent tax lists in 1933 and 1934 and alter penalties. The House Labor Committee favorably reported Roberts bill making it a violation to market convict produced goods from other states in Ohio with an effective date of January 19 1934. Action on a minimum wage bill for public works was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
House Taxation Committee
C. H. Armbrunter
Fleury County
Armbruster
House Labor Committee
W. T. Roberts
Bridgeport
Ohio
Scott Becomes Lone Wolf of Technocracy
In New York four top supporters of Chief Technocrat Howard Scott break with him after secret meetings. Walter Rautenstrauch of Columbia University leads a plan to continue the energy and resources survey, while Scott asserts the project will proceed under his direction and the Technocracy name may stay with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Techenocracy
Howard Scott
Technocracy
Walter Rautenstrauch
Columbia University
Scott
Energy Survey of
North America
Energy Survey
Columbia
Baltimore Produce Market Report Highlights Poultry and Egg Prices
The Baltimore produce market shows mixed signals with eggs and poultry varying by grade and region. Fresh egg receipts are up with nearbys at 14c for extra firsts and 12c for current hennery whites. poultry includes priced leghorn springers at 8c to 11c and ducks, geese, and turkeys listed across multiple weight brackets.
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Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Oto
West Virginia
Kentucky
Butter Pricing Notation From Historic Listing
A fragment from a price listing shows butter grades and rates such as No 2 at 13 cents and No 3 at bc with butter fat 1507c. It mentions Kuge-Lower cases included and extra firsts 13%¢ and seconds 12%¢ with nearby ungraded at 130.
Live Stock Market Reports Weak Demand and Mixed Prices
The market showed overall weakness across stock types with buyers slow on stock and weighty lots. Prices varied: cows from 2 to 3.25 dollars, veals up to 6.65, hogs 8 to 3.30, and sheep and lambs around 3 to 6.65 with several horses and mules offered for sale later in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline’s Cash Feed & Poultry Co
Albany
Dale Hart
D. Dailey
Ohio
Jersey
Chas. J. Wright
R. R
Logan
Iowa
Market Report Hogs Cattle Calves and Sheep Prices
Hogs receipts 1200 as market slow with price ranges 150 to 210 lbs 3 703 88 220 to 240 lbs 3 800 713 65 259 to 290 lbs 3 250 3 40 packing sows 2 2597 75. Cattle receipts 15 little change good steers 4 75 5 75 medium to 4 , heifers 6 5 7504 73 better cows 2 1513 50. Calves receipts 75 steady with dealers 6 500 7 50 common to medium 3 005 50. Sheep receipts 1000 market active steady choice 75 90 per head common to medium 45 85 75 good aged wethers 63 2 50.
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Tve
Live Stock Market Report With Mixed Prices
Cattle prices mostly steady to higher with steer and heifer ranges from 3.25 to 5.50 per hundredweight. cows and bulls showing varied moves. Hogs and lambs see mixed shifts as buyers seek quality, with best lambs around 4.75 to 6.60 and hogs near 3 percent higher on some lots.
Fine wools drive bulk of Boston wool trade amid shifting demand
The wool market shows heavy activity in fine and medium wools with interest centered on average and short combing 614 and finer lots. Receipts at Boston for the week ending January 21 reached 784,400 pounds, versus the prior week’s figure.
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Boston
Boston Grain and Plour Exchange
Liberty Bond Quotes From Noon Market Notes
The report lists Liberty bonds and Treasury securities with various prices including Lib 3% 4s 47 at 103.4, Lib 4s 102,975, Treas 4s 62 at 110.24, Treas 4s 54 at 106.28, Treas 3% 43 at 102.33, Treas 3% 43 June at 102.14, and other issues around 100 to 96 range. Investors track yields and price movements across series 41 through 05 with several coupon types.
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Liberty Bonds
Treas
Toledo Grain Prices and Market Notes
Grain prices and related market figures show No 2 red wheat at around 47 to 48 cents per bushel, No 1 red near 48 cents, No 2 yellow corn about 24 to 25 cents, No 3 white oats around 16 to 17 cents, seed and clover figures listed, cash oats at 6.40 per unit, 0.60 for staike, butter and creamery product notes included.
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Toledo
Corm
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