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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1933
Page
9
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The notice lists Messenger Classified ad acceptance for residents of Pomeroy Middleport Logan and Gallipolis with contact numbers and charging option. It names CORA B Roberts Pomeroy OH and office details in Logan and Gallipolis. Dated 7 19 11.
Maryland has collected more than $1,000,000 annually for 11 years from a tax levied on pari mutuel machines at race tracks, signaling a steady revenue stream for the state.
About 75 percent of Meigs County coal tonnage is produced by local mine operators who met at Pomeroy City Hall to form the House and Truck Coal Mine Association. Alva Hite was elected chairman and several operators signed the United Mine Workers wage code. A follow up meeting is planned with near full attendance to finalize a fair competition code under the National Recovery Act and related commerce regulations.
A marriage license was issued in Moorhead Kentucky to E F Betts 38 Columbus and Selah Lidenstricker Middleport. Local residents and visitors from Meigs County report trips and social events in Middleport Pomeroy Racine and Tup ers Plains. Elza Barrier charged with theft of a harness pleads not guilty and hearing set for Friday at 10 AM.
New York stocks opened irregularly and declined as profit-taking hit the alcohol group. Major losses included Commercial Solvents down 7% to 42, American Commercial Alcohol off several points, and National Distillers retreating to 114, with other issues such as Canada Dry and U. S. Industrial Alcohol also slipping as oils, motors, and farm equipment shares weakened.
Dun and Bradstreet daily weighted price index for 20 basic commodities shows today 113.52, up from 112.79 yesterday and 108.28 for the week. The month stands at 92.66 and the year at 74.83, with 1933 highs of 113.82 and a low of 67.48 recorded earlier in January.
The birth and death report for Athens County and City by Health Commissioner Dr. J. M. Higgins shows 35 births and 47 deaths in June. Athens City 4 births 9 deaths. townships report various births and deaths. 15 male and 20 female births. 30 male and 17 female deaths. Communicable diseases: one measles, one scarlet fever, twelve syphilis in townships. Athens City reports one measles, one scarlet fever, one typhoid in June.
Rev. L Stricker former Free Methodist Church pastor in Athens died at his Dyeaville home Tuesday after a yearlong illness. He leaves his wife and seven children Lois Towellson Gaysport Ruth Conant Akron Harry Moore Columbus Rex Roush Dyesville Mildred Stricker La Clece Stricker Burton Stricker California. Funeral held in Zanesville today at 2 p m at the Free Methodist Parsonage.
Ohio Attorney General Bricker ruled that boards of education may lawfully procure liability and property damage insurance for each school bus and all transported pupils after September 25 under a recent state act. In a separate ruling, Bricker said failing to pay personal property tax when due incurs a 6 percent penalty on the total tax, not just the due portion.
Daily and weekly rail timetables show Athens service for No. 3 and No. 2 departures and No. 4 arrivals with morning and evening times. Northbound No. 37 from Athens at 6:30 p m daily except Sunday and southbound No. 30 at 11:02 a m daily except Sunday. Westbound No. 1 National Limited at 6:46 and No. 43 at 5:01 p m daily except Sunday. Eastbound No. 44 at 9:54 a m daily except Sunday.
Premier Manuel Azana personally handles the case of five Americans jailed six weeks on Mallorca paradise island for striking a member of the Civil Guards crack corps. Deportation and diplomacy loom as names Lockwood of Springfield Mass and Biodgett of Stamford Conn appear among the detainees.
Rome reports Italy may spend about 3 million dollars to dispatch seaplane units to the Chicago Exposition. Costs cover planes at 50 000 to 60 000 dollars each, special instruments, training and crew maintenance, and base and sea ship facilities. Proceeds from air mail stamps are expected to offset most outlays.
Athens Police order motorists to stop overnight parking on Court Street until curb painting by the City Service Department is finished. Officer Fred Jeffery said nine red tags were issued to cars left overnight this morning.
The Balbo air squadron on its return voyage will fly via Shediac New Brunswick Shoal Harbor Maryland and Valentia Ireland officials announced today The journey covers a total distance of about four thousand miles.
The Ohio University Band gave its final summer session concert this morning in Memorial Auditorium. Walter Prather and Logan sang two solos. The program also featured a trumpet duet and a clarinet trio.
The listing shows live poultry including young chickens and white leghorns with price ranges, ducks including white pekins and muscovy, and butter prices in No 2 and No 3 grades. It mentions eggs with steady bases and grading notes, reflecting market quoting for nearby and extra firsts.
Butter and extras quoted per pound in tubs with 28 cents. Bugs Market steady with tent receipts 13 cents and firsts 14. Poultry market steady with heavy fowl 13 to 14 cents and leghorn 10 to 11 cents. Broilers 16 to 19 cents. ducks 7 to 10 cents. potatoes Virginia No 1 monthly price 5.15.
Butter and eggs markets show steady to easy pricing with mixed receipts. Butter prices range from 23 to 25 cents for various grades, while eggs quote steady with 7 697 cases received and several grade distinctions.
Ohio beans and cabbage appear with basket and hamper formats. California lettuce in crates and homegrown varieties. Virginia and Ohio potatoes listed by cobblers No. 1 and No. 3 with prices. onions in yellow and green varieties with per-dozen and per-sack prices. tomatoes listed as hothouse and Ohio field baskets with varied weights and prices. overall document shows mixed regional pricing and units for commodities.
Hog receipts total 4500 with 695 direct and through, 90 held. hog prices range 4.50 to 5.16 per pound with top grades strong. Cattle receipts 300 calves 850 steady to fairly active on better types, weaker on plains. beef cows 2.75 to 3.78, vealers 3.75 to 5.00, sheep 4000 steady with best ewes and wethers scarce, early sales 3.75 to 5.50 for common and mixed lots.
Cattle receipts 20. market steady to higher for nogs and heavies with prices listed from 4.25 to 5.45 per 100 pounds. Sheep and lambs receipts 800. lambs down for most weights while prime wethers and ewes show mixed values. Calves receipts 200. market steady with dealers paying around 6.00 to 6.50 for good, 5.25 to 5.50 for mediums. Grain and produce notes from Toledo dated July 16 show elevator activity and mixed rail-track prices for wheat, corn, oats, and seeds with creamery butter at 29 cents and eggs at 14 to 15 cents.
OCR snippet shows a sequence of Lib and Treas entries with year codes and numeric values. No coherent event or narrative present. text appears as catalog-like financial annotations or ledger fragments.
Directors of Owens-Illinois Glass Company announce a net income of 4 202 498 for the year ending June 30. The report was presented at a meeting held Tuesday night in Toledo.
Boston dealers report a quiet day with limited offerings as manufacturers await Industrial Recovery act effects on the wool trade. Prices show variation with Best Ohio Delaine fine combing wools at 9 10 32 cents per pound grease and three-eighth bloods at 34 35 cents, half bloods at 31 32, and choice territory wools near 77 78 cents in original bags.
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