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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1930
Page
1
NY office declares dry lane failure as permits tied to alcohol licenses for polling sites. Discussion centers on enforcement under Prohibition era laws with officials from Campbell and Washington cited amid trials and petitions.
A fragmented report notes endurance fliers request better accommodations and meals. The text references erratic service on hot dogs and eggs and hints at logistical issues during travel, with scattered mentions of staff, venues, and dates.
Poor rainfall during the season drags moisture and crop output. Farmers report reduced wheat and apple production with concerns about future shortages and market prices across districts. Local officials note diminished yields from barley and orchard crops, forecasting weaker supplies into the year.
The eighth annual convention of the National Education Association heard Thomas Augusta of Augusta Me urge education for disarmament through international cooperation. He argued that America has produced a large share of weaponry and stressed the need for peaceful collaboration among nations to maintain world stability. Three candidates stood for the presidency, including Dr John W Aber of Tamble and others. election set for Thursday.
The Barton Drug Store in Rutland was robbed when suspects forced the front and escaped with cash about $3 and merchandise valued at $34. Fingerprints were secured as investigators pursue arrests. The Messenger reports no issue on Friday due to a national holiday. publication resumes Thursday.
Reports describe an ongoing crisis in Arinel and Gay with evacuation orders and occupation shifts. President Loebe and Chancellor Paul Torke address the public as police and military units reinforce urban centers and prepare for widespread dispersion.
The fragmentary page cites election activity and public decisions tied to Hoover era policy amid scattered references to officials and dates. It mentions dining restrictions, public meetings, and local governance moments, with varied names and places distantly sketched.
Reported murder of Alfred Fingls Chieke involves multiple suspects and a weapon, with details unclear. Names such as Charles Murry and references to a base court and state ranking departments appear in the murky OCR text.
In a tight contest Bates hosts Twins and the game ends with a narrow margin. Early runs and key pitches shape the outcome as both sides push to control the frame, with late scoring plays deciding the result.
Fragments describe a Prohibition Agent and various named places and people, including mentions of Whisks Flat and a city area. The garbled OCR suggests an arrest report with multiple scattered terms, dates, and possible agencies but lacks coherent details.
Hobert L Rapley presents a regular Believe It Or Not feature appearing today on page 4. The world famous drawings promise astonishing marvels and aim to astonish readers while challenging imagination and judgment.
A chaotic, fragmentary OCR readout of a local notice or flyer session describing staying up late, planning details, and scattered names and places. The text is garbled with numerous incomplete phrases and nonstandard capitalization, rendering a coherent event unclear.
The Athens Messenger announces a special offer of booklets for mothers. The distribution details include a plan to aid readers with information for child care and related services, presented by Frederick Haskin as Director Information Pasts in Washington D. C. The ad mentions a price in cents and notes a campaign to promote maternal guidance materials.
Fragmentary OCR text cites a Chicago area incident involving gang activity and threats. The piece mentions violence against youths, with references to a noose and possible motive linked to local gang dynamics. Further readable details are limited.
The fragmentary OCR text references a financial or political topic with mentions of funding and officials. It notes an appropriation and possible deadlines affecting entities like PMs and LS vue Pout peyrty. No coherent events or names clearly emerge to confirm a concrete outcome.
A disrupted report describes an oil man assisting in a banking crisis as the American Bank navigates depositors' concerns. The piece references the board chair role and calls for stabilization amid economic strain.
Charles Rider aged 46 died at home on Wolfe Street on Monday morning after a long illness. Funeral services will be Thursday at 1 PM at Hebberdeviille Church with burial in the church cemetery. He is survived by wife and children Ray Chirks Bernice and Gerald. Tornado later struck Devol Oklahoma causing injuries and debris.
The Treasury carries out a transfer of 3700 agents to enforce the anti prohibition drive under the new Millathaan amendments. President Homer champions a broader effort to make the United States dry and bolster enforcement nationwide. The Hoover-Wick commission and House actions push for stronger penalties and state cooperation while resisting funding limits.
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