Classified Rates and Listings for The Messenger
A dense classified page lists advertising rates and policies for The Messenger including cash terms discounts and deadlines. It also enumerates classified sections such as Automobiles for Sale Auto Accessories Auto Repairing Wanted to Rent and other categories with examples of businesses and services like Summers and Son Mathews & Pishbaugh and King Motor Co Amesville and Guyaville Ohio. The item references contact details and general notices for the newspaper.
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Summers and Son
Mathews & _Pishbaugh
Post Office
Columbia
Accipiene
Hecking Valley
Night King Motor Co
Amesville
Wool Market Prices Mixed Across Regions
Boston wool market shows strength in 64s and finer wools with Western grown wools steady. Demand rises for fine scoured wools used in manufacture, pushing greasy 64s and finer wools to a call. Bulk clothing 64s and finer scoured prices range 48.51 cents. sales include large lots from Colorado New Mexico and Oregon.
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Boston
Territory
Colorado
New Can
Oregon
Toledo grain prices mixed in late January market
Grain prices in Toledo Ohio on January 26 show No 2 red Wheat at 54 to 55 cents, No 1 red Wheat a 1 cent premium, No 2 yellow corn 34 and 25 cents, No 3 yellow 32 to 33 and a quarter cents, No 2 white oats 25 to 26 cents, No 3 white 23 to 25 cents, clover prime 8.75, alsike 8.45 to 9.00 with February and March futures noted for several feeds and dairy products.
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Toledo
U.P
Alsike
Ancy Creamery
Bey Timothy
Financial Report for Bern Township 1981 Annual Notice
Legal notice of Bern Township Athensounty Onis declares annual financial report for the year ended December 31 1981. Includes salaries expenditures receipts property taxes gasoline tax interest deposits compensation of clerk and various poor relief and road fund items with totals and approval by clerk Dr W Brill.
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Bern Township
Athensounty
Onis
UNS
Farance
Sania
Markets and steel refunds in early 1930s Britain and US
Britain plans to repay 30 million pounds in credits from the New York Reserve Bank and the Bank of France, completing the 50 million pounds loan from the Federal Reserve and Bank of France. United States Steel faces large refunds from the railroad recapture provision, with subsidiaries contributing most of the total. Great Northern Railway projects a 1931 net around $2 a share. several major dividend meetings are slated this week including Pennsylvania Railroad and Bethlehem Steel. Ford reports plant restocking and rising steel purchases for new models. Sinclair Consolidated Oil clarifies a share value adjustment is unrelated to stock value.
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Knapp & CO
Britain
Bank of England
Dera Reserve Bank of New York
Bank of France
Federal Reserve
Great Northern
W. P. Penney
Great Northern Railway
United States Steel
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Tobacco
American Radiator and Standard Sanitary
Bethelehem Steel
Studebaker Motors
Sinclair 610
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Sinclair Prairie Consolidated Company
FORD
United States Stee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mutual Savings Bank deposits hit new high in 1931
On January 1 deposits in United States mutual savings banks reached a record total of 10,030,014,385 dollars, marking a yearly gain of 585,261,893 dollars for 1931 per the Mutual Savings Banks Association. Other items note New York Telephone Co income 46 million for 1931, auto output near 200 thousand in Feb, Devoe Reynolds net 334,590, and New England Public Service electric output up 19.89 percent in 1931.
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Or Press
New York
U.P
Mutual Savings Bank
United States
Noeeee Association of Mutual Savings Banks
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Telephone Co
Canada
Daily Investment News
Devoe & Reynolds Co. Inc
Telehia
Reading Tron Co
Augusta
New England Public Service Co
Juniors and Seniors Meet Gallipolis Reserves in Ohio
The Athens Junior High and Senior High basketball teams traveled to Gallipolis Tuesday for a game against the Gallipolis reserves. The Senior High School team is set to play Gallipolis tonight.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Soldiers Home seeks cleanup of vice near campus
SANDUSKY Jan 26 GPA officials asked for a cleanup of vice and liquor establishments near the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home. They said residents were being cheated out of pension money in some instances.
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Sandusky
GPA
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Infant Betty Marlow Killed After Car Hit Carrying Man
Eight month old Betty Jane Marlow was killed in Columbus when the man carrying her, Matt Ferguson, was struck by a hit and run automobile. Ferguson was left seriously injured as the driver fled the scene.
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Columbus
Betty Jane Marlow
Arma
Matt Ferguson
Ferguson
Lawrence County Farmer Killed After Hit and Run
John Lemaster, 70, a Lawrence County farmer, was struck and killed Monday night on State Route 75 north of Ironton. The driver fled the scene.
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Tronton
Jan
U.R
John Lemaster
Lawrence County
Ironton
Woman reports $3400 savings theft from bank hideaway
Rose Rogan told police in Youngstown on January 26 that she found $3400 missing from her bank stash after discovering her mattress disarranged. The theft occurred after she withdrew the funds from Union National Bank two weeks earlier.
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Youngstown
U.P
Union National Bank
Rose Rogan
Bandits Rob Columbus Drug Store In Bigcash Heist
Two masked men held up a Columbus drug store today, tied a woman clerk, frightened customers, and forced the manager L. W. Funk to surrender the cash. Funk said the takings were sizable though he could not give an exact amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
L. W. Funk
Prosecutor Cunningham Misconduct Trial Near Conclusion
Lancaster January 26. Trial of Prosecutor R. L. Cunningham on charges of misconduct in office over alleged misappropriation of county funds was expected to conclude today. Judge Adkins Cheleville likely to reserve decision.
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Lancaster
U.P
R. 8. Cunningham
Adkins
Cheleville
Canton man charged with grand larceny in $12,000 swindle
Youngstown, Jan. 2 Charges of grand larceny were filed today against Mike Broze, 35, of Canton, accused of stealing $12,000 from Carl Gross in a summer swindle. About $5,000 was recovered shortly after the crime.
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Youngstown
Mike Broze
Canton
Carl Gross
Democratic State Central Committee Meet Set for Feb 2
Columbus January 26 A meeting of the Democratic State Central Committee has been called for February 2 by Karl H Hanefeld Ottawa the chairman Apportionment of delegates to the state convention will be the principal business of the meeting
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Columbus
U.P
Democratic State Central Committee
Karl H. Hanefeld
Ottawa
Hanefeld
Donation of 300 Barrels to Salvation Army Reported
Ray-Glo Corporation donated 300 barrels to the Salvation Army, Adjt. Bernard Stone reported this morning. Stone plans to hire unemployed men to cut the barrels into strips to be given to district residents who cannot buy fuel.
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Salvation Army
Ray-Glo Corporation
Adjt
Bernard Stone
Adjutant Stone
Pastor Wilcox Presents Second Address at Athens Presbyterian
Rev. A. Y. Wilcox continues his series at the Athens Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 7 o'clock. He will discuss "The Jewish and Christian Scriptures Were They Inspired If So How" based on William Newton Clark's writings.
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A. Y. Wilcox
William Newton Clark
Athens Presbyterian Church
Rebels claim about 2000 killed in El Salvador uprising
Wire brief from BAN SALVADOR dated Jan 26 reports about 2000 rebels killed across El Salvador during the weekend uprising. Government and military actions were not detailed, but casualties across various regions were tallied in incoming advices reaching the capital.
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Salvador
U.P
Elsalvador
League Council weighs warning Japan over Shanghai advance
Geneva January 26. The League of Nations Council debated privately a possible warning to Japan about a further Shanghai advance if facts justify such action.
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Geneva
Japan
Shanghai
Council of the
League of Nations
Senate confirms Edgar J. Goodrich to tax appeals board
The Senate confirmed Edgar J. Goodrich of West Virginia to the board of tax appeals. His nomination was acted on in Washington with decisive approval on January 26.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Today
Edgar J. Goodrich
West Virginia
Board of Tax Appeals
Stock market gains amid mixed treads in early trading
New York stocks showed slight advances on light volume with steel and rail shares mixed. Westinghouse Electric Allied Chemical and Du Pont posted notable lifts as utilities gained while rails rose fractions. Overall market hovered above the prior close though some gains were pared.
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New York
Jan
Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Allied Chemical du Pont
General Motors
Eritan Can
Wadsworth
National Biscuit
Simie Gai
Rails
Poate Ft Tein Nibuie Boneh
New York Central _ N. Pacifie
Amnion Penna
Gas & Flee
Curtise Wright
Commonwealth & Bo
Crrtion
Mlinus
Closcia Cosiadae
Marvester
Concensus
Sieeniei Deen
Aium
Biscuit
Dinimpnmsiele Nat
Datry
Onlg
Corp Ny
ats-Roebuck
Standard Brande
Baltimore Produce Live Poultry Prices Listing
A Baltimore produce notice lists live poultry prices for chickens roosters geese ducks and turkeys. The rates show young chickens leghorns and heavy varieties with cents per pound figures and a few weight ranges.
Pittsburgh Produce Prices and Eggs and Poultry Listings
Nearby tubs 02 score extras 33e and eggs with current receipts and fresh firsts 16e plus 164% 17c. Kennery Whites 1942c. poultry includes colored hens 1820, leghorns 13 17Te, ducks 18 22c, geese 12 16c, fresh killed hens 26 a3c.
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Pittsburgh
Butter Prices and Packing Stock Prices In Historical List
The notice lists butter prices and packing stock costs with various grades and marks. It includes butter fat prices and rates for common scores, along with resealable cases and ungraded items.
Live Stock Market Notes From Pittsburgh
Hog receipts 750 holdovers 300 market uneven steady to 10 cents lower. 160-230 lb hogs 4.50 to 4.65, 240-280 lb 4.15 to 4.35, 120-150 lb 4.94 to 4.35, pigs 3.66, packing sows 3.26. Cattle receipts 60 market nominal. Calves 100 receipts steady with choice dealers 10, desirable down to 8, medium weights 6.76. Sheep 750 receipts, choice 6.75, medium 5.50, common 4.75.
Company L Prepares for Inspections and Rifle Meet
The 166th Regiment Ohio National Guard held its final drill at the Armory before next week's preliminary inspection led by Major F. C. Huntington. Lt. L. V. Murphy Sgt. Homer Bartlett and Sgt. Porter J. Schuler led lessons in appearance and drills. Indoor rifle competition is set for Jan 20 and 31 in Columbus with regimental teams, a state meet to follow and a national meet planned. Carl Meighen has reenlisted after three years away.
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166Th Regiment
Ohio National Guard
F. C. Huntington
Regular Army
L. V. Murphy
Homer Bartlett
Porter J. Schuler
Columba
Columbus
Carl Meighen
Livestock market report with mixed hog and cattle prices
Hog weights 230 to 260 sold mostly 24.35 lines. 695 direct, 3,000 total with 230 lb down, heavier weights uneven. Cattle and calves slow to steady. steers and heifers 4 to 5.25, cows 3.5 to 4.25, vealers 8 up to high. lambs strong to 6.50, consignments light and varied.
Grain and dairy price notes from Toledo market
Toledo market prices show grain at 28 4 cents on track and various futures including red No 2 at 55 44, No 1 red premium, corn yellow 3 at 3344934, oats at 2 white, and dairy like creamery butter fading. eggs at 15 percent and timothy hay at 1 per cwt for cash in January.
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Toledo
U.P
Market Wool Quotations in Boston Week of January 2
Market quotations for 64 and finer western wools show stronger demand over the past six weeks. Prices for finer lots are improving while offerings at current prices are more restricted. Wool receipts at Boston during the week ending January 2 were reported as follows.
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Boston
Crude Oil Price Reports From Pittsburgh Market
Prices for crude oil delivered to Bradford and Allegheny grade buyers show rates near 1.48 dollars per barrel with Pennsylvania Crude priced at 1.7661 dollars and various regional values for Eureka Pipe Line and Buckeye Pipe Line products ranging from about 0.58 to 1.99 dollars per barrel in a scattered Pittsburgh market update.
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Pittsburgh
Pais
Bradford
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Penneall
Eureka- Pipe Line Company i
Buckeyé Pipe Line Company
Corning
Cate Mae
Ot Refining’ Co
Ity, Ky
Aye
West
Lima
Indiana
Market Comments By KNAPP and 60 Richmond Rate Lowered
Federal Reserve Board reduces the rediscount rate from four per cent effective today. Appalachian Gas handles several financial adjustments with trustees, while Du Pont plans a new 500000 plant project in Austin. Adams Express reports earnings after bond interest and taxes, Bethlehem Steel outlines 1991 income projections to cover dividends and deductions.
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Federal Reserve Board
Nemond
Appalachian Gas
Adams Express
Adame Express
Charles Mayer
Ay. den
Etheleherm Steel
Cormmhon
Hursday
Bright Spots in Business Report Across Regions
United Press notes slight gains in weekly business, with steel and manufacturing showing activity. Job losses persist in Youngstown as war plant layoffs impact workers. gains and declines cited across Cincinnati Cleveland and Philadelphia amid broader market signals.
Relief Head Stresses School Need in Letter
A letter to Athens Hugh School urges community effort to keep youth in school. W. W. Ankenbrand, from Fred Croxton’s Unemployment Relief group, praises educators and notes a national rise in high school and vocational enrollments.
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W. W. Ankenbrand
Fred ©. Croxton
Athens Hugh School
Office of Education
Higgins Outlines Child Welfare Plans For Athens
Dr. J. M. Higgins spoke to the Athens Kiwanis Club at Motel Berry about the Athens and Athens County Child Welfare Conference. He described a two program plan from a national meeting in Washington. Travelers Orchestra performed, and peddlers license issues in Athens discussed. next week a district meeting will feature Randolph president of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce and the Ohio Bell Phone Company.
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J. M. Higgins
Athens
Athens County
Lumbusast
Athens Kiwanis Club
Berry
Ver
Washington
Travelers Orchestra
Kiwanis Club
Randolph
Cleveland of Commerce
Ohio Bell Phone Company
Rail time card departs and arrivals at Athens
The timetable lists northbound and southbound trains serving Athens with numbers and departure or arrival times including No. 3 at 12 18 p m and No. 9 at 7 44 p m northbound and No. 2 at 11 20 a m No. 4 at 6 34 5 p m southbound. Details cover Chesapeake and Ohio lines and dated daily schedules.
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Athens
Daly
Chesapeake
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Harvey Davidson Motorcycles
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J. Lancaster
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Cansonville
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Cross Monumental Works
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Chauncey, Ohio
Harry Tribe
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Clarion Radio
Pure Tone
B Scott
Franklin Ave
R. Little Gambier
Strictly Fresh. Cable CO
Athens Chick Hatchery
Rhode Island
John Bridgewater
Athens R. D
Edgar's Produce Co
Paul Edgar
Corporation Line
Martin Mansfield
GEM
Gem Pharmacy
Itposoary Radio
Gaul Brothers
Guysville
L. C. Smith
Juson St
Call Camieron Bros
Pfor
Athens Lumber Co
Brown
Harvey
Farm M Bureau
Farm Bureau Service Branch
Sunday Creek
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Globe
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Plains
Harry J. Porter
Gall Fred Lendis
Dia
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Guysville Ladies Aid
Desta Ee J. Beasley
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Claud Cranmer
Madison Street
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McLaug
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R. Plowers
Whitmores Greenhouse
Nelsonville Flora) Co
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Totas
Ourt
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Verity
Dgerd Gould
Trix
DR. W. Brill
Lerk
General Township
The
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Federal Land Bank
Railroad and Utility
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