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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1932
Page
9
Damaged OCR shows a public sale notice with scattered text about property, survey references, a county area, and unspecified terms. The readable fragments mention parcels, a river, a township, and a lease or gas/oil context without clear dates or names.
A compact note presents a sequence of time based numbers and arithmetic factors. The fragment lists 80 40 -50 10 -13 1.20 .24 with no clear context or complete sentence structure.
Fort Wayne routed Canton 7 to 2 to widen its lead in the Central League. Erie stayed two games back with a 4 to victory over Youngstown. Dayton crushed South Bend 13 to 2 as the same teams were set to meet today. Elmer Dewey of Athens was arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated and will be arraigned before Mayor Robert Wood tonight.
Mrs Grace Sparks of Cleveland reported to Athens police that her dark shaded Dodge sedan was stolen from in front of Lindley Hall yesterday.
A U S Canadian treaty shaping the development of the St. Lawrence lakens to ocean seaway is forecast to be signed within the next week or two by negotiators close to the talks.
Washington July 13 The plan calls for President Hoover to be formally notified of his renomination as Republican presidential candidate early in August by House Republican Leader Snell.
Secret testimony in the Smith Reynolds case reveals puzzling facts about the gun location and the room search. Libby Holman arrives in Cincinnati with family as questions loom over the cause of Reynolds death and potential inheritance implications.
United Press analyzes Canadian government liquor control in Ontario and Quebec during prohibition debate. Ontario imposes strict home wine and beer limits with public drinking banned. Quebec runs a state monopoly with two ware houses and a bottling plant, selling through hotels and restaurants, with per‑person limits on whisky purchases and strict lab testing.
The article argues that returning to a first lesson pace is essential for balance and relaxation. It cites two main reasons: a sharp backswing disrupts balance by delaying weight shift and a tense, quick swing is impossible when relaxed. Focus on a slow away from the ball to reduce tension and improve control.
New York stocks opened lower on weaker commodity prices and a reserve bank report but recovered through the day. Auburn American Telephone Coca Cola and Case fell early then rallied. United Aircraft and Ingersoll Rand advanced. National Biscuit rose as utilities and rails posted small gains.
The list catalogs numerous industrials and utilities with varied quotes led by Allied Chemical and Am. Home Products. Key names include Am. Can, Am. Tobacco, Radio Corp, Sears Roebuck, Standard Oil group, and Texas Corp, reflecting diverse sector activity and modest gains in several issues.
Domestic 568 and 48s and 603 wools move slowly as activity in men s wear remains weak. Knitting trade develops slowly while Boston receipts for the week ending July 0 total 8,199,100 pounds, up from 6,840,000 pounds previous week, estimated by the Boston Grain and Flour Exchange.
Track prices show Wheat No 2 red 42443 No 1 red 1 cent premium No 3 red 346 discount No 4 red 2 to 5 discount Corn No 2 yellow 308304 No 3 yellow 2929s Oats No 2 white 2044 31% No 3 white 194 a1 Butter 22 Eggs 13 Bay 80 cents per ews.
New York quotes list Liberty bonds and Treasury securities with several yields and prices. The notes include 3 5, 4, 4 8, and 6 percent series for various years and maturities, with prices shown beside each item.
Yankee slugger Ruth and Phillies star Klein lead at bat with high runs batted in and hits. Foxx and Waner show strong plate presence for Athletics and Pirates, while pitching leaders Swetonic Botts Warneke Kimsey and Gomez pace their teams.
Northbound No. 4 leaves Athens 1 38 p m. No. 9 departs 7 44 p m. Southbound No. 2 leaves Athens 11 20 a m. Northbound No. 33 7 45 p m. No. 37 at 5 30 p m. Southbound No. 30 arrives 11 03 a m. No. 34 at 8 35 p m. Baltimore & Ohio Westbound timetable data follows with unclear times.
Price list shows nearby receipts and live poultry markets in Baltimore and Pittsburgh. It notes values for hens, leghorns, colored poultry, ducks, geese, roosters, and eggs with varying scales by grade and region including Southern Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky.
A Cincinnati produce notice lists butter packing stock with butter fat 10 percent and varying grades. It mentions cases included with extras in first quality and nearby lots, indicating market activity and pricing details.
Chicago markets show steady Ngas and Rutter receipts with multiple grade figures. Firsts and extras listed with prices and percentages, current receipts noted for several product lines.
Cleveland produce markets show steady poultry with heavy fowls at 14 to 19 cents, medium fowls 12 to 19 cents, heavy broilers around 19 to 21 cents, duck prices 10 to 12 cents, geese noted, and potatoes with no quotes. Butler Market and Sees Market report extras and current receipts listed. prices include various firsts and eggs per dozen.
Market reports show steady conditions with receipts of 14 150 cases and meat lines at 19 963 tubs. Extras, firsts, seconds, and standards display varied percentages, while notes reference milder heat and differing yield figures across items.
Market summaries show receipts and prices for cattle pigs sheep and hogs at Pittsburgh Livestock and Marietta County Fair Grounds. Highlights include cattle steers 3.40 to 5.00, calves top 5.85, hogs 180 to 220 pounds 5.78, lambs 5.00 to 5.75, with proceeds donated to a milk fund.
Total receipts 680 head across cattle hogs sheep and veal calves. Cattle steer to 5.90 heifer 5.35 fat cow 3.06 canner 2.60 springer 0.37 bulls 2.60. Hogs tops 3.55 with heavys 4.40. Sheep mediums 5.60 to 5.90. number 2 5.45 to 5.75. throwout 4.50. Veal tops 6.50. mediums 6.10. number 8.85. com mons 4.65 to 5.40. Heavy 4.20 to 5.60. Market active with most livestock at better prices than prior week. No choice cattle on market.
Hog market showed slow throughput with mixed quotes. hogs 160 to 238 pounds mostly around 5.60 to 5.20. sows 3.75 down. light weights 4. Bulls and cattle listings show thin demand and varied prices. beef cows 2.75 to 3.75, cutters 1.50 to 2.50. Sheep and lambs 1500 head with lambs about 1 lower. top lambs 7.50 with mixed grades and some 6.75 to 7.29 elsewhere.
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