Model Home Bakery Promotes Old Fashioned Loaf
An advertisement extols the old fashioned loaf made with milk as wholesome and pure, attributed to the Model Home Bakery.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1928
Page
11
An advertisement extols the old fashioned loaf made with milk as wholesome and pure, attributed to the Model Home Bakery.
Toledo markets report closing prices for wheat corn rye oats and clover with cash and future quotes. Notable figures include Wheat No 2 at 1.77 to 1.78, Corn No 2 at 1.41 to 1.50, Rye No 2 at 1.37, Oats No 3 at 1.24 to 1.26, Clover cash at 16.60 and futures at 17.76 17.65 with May 2.25 and Dec. 15. Butter is listed at 35 to 38 cents.
Private crop reports show winter and spring wheat output down by over 100 million bushels, lifting wheat futures in Chicago. Corn slips as favorable reports temper gains and oats hold or edge lower, while provisions trend downward.
Hogsteer prices ranged 250 to 375 at 10.20, ibs 10.30. cattle receipts 10, calves 125. vealers 14 to 16.50. beef steers 12.74 to 14.49. heifers 10.50 to 13.25. cows 8.50 to 10.50. packing sows 750. Sheep receipts 2 fat lambs 16, bulk fat lambs 16 to 18.50, bulk spring lambs 16 to 18.50.
Butter receipts total 19 280 with standards 42c firsts 41c seconds 38c extr a firsts 42c expandable figures. Fegs receipts 36 639 ordinaries 25c 26c firsts 26c seconds 24c extras 29c.
Hogs receipts 4600 with steady to firm demand up to 300 lbs at 0.85 to 10.10, cattle 325 receipts and calves 500 with market steady to 2 cents lower. beef steers 11 to 13.50, cows 9.41 to 10.50, vealers 11 to 11.50. stocker steers 10.50 to 11.50. sheep market varied with fat lambs 12 and bulk lambs 10 to 11, cull ranges 6 to 8, spring lambs 17.50 to 19.
A compressed summary of various 1960s oil company prices and Ohio railway stock quotes. Listings mention Cities Service, Pure Oil, Gordon Oil, Paragon, Scioto Valley Railway, and Ohio Bell Tel with bid prices, preferred shares, and percentages such as 102, 103, 98 1 4 and 99 1 8.
Boston June 1 A ready outlet for the fine western grower wools continues at steady prices. Much of the medium grade wools arriving are under contract for delivery as soon as faded. Mills are inquiring for further offerings of medium wools that may become available.
Butter prices described as easy with receipts at 63 544 and creamery extras at 43 cents. Bees weak with receipts around 23 987 and nearby white fancy 35 to 36 cents, nearby state whites 80 to 34 cents. Fresh fruits listed at 294 and 20 percent, reflecting market signals.
Prices for potatoes include 150 lb sacks round whites from Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota at 2.60 to 2.65 and 110-120 lb Idaho Russet Burbanks at 2. Mor Ida Hastings 4 to 4.25 and 160 lb bags at 3.25 to 3.50. Poultry prices list stock pe brotlere 40 to 45 cents, Leghorns 32 to 36 cents, turkeys 28 to 48 cents, medium stock 27 to 38 cents, old roosters 15 to 16 cents, old ducks 22 cents to 22 cents, geese 16 to 17 cents, car fowls about a cent lower than above.
A marriage license is issued in Probate court to George Henry Tedrow and Edith Dora McNutt at Athens home. The court approves exemption from inheritance tax for Susan O Neals estate, with net value 2574.82 allocated to three sons seven grandsons and seven granddaughters tax free. John Wesley Baughman estate shows gross 81189.77 with debts 1000 and admin costs 3459 and interest on a dowry 10726.61 leaving net 27639.77 to widow two sons and two daughters with taxes 57.27 to widow and 16.18 to children.
Elyria Ohio based Norwalk Bus Line, arguing reduced competition after Lake Shore Electric stops service between Norwalk and Milan, asked the state utilities commission for approval of a new schedule between Elyria and Norwalk.
Edward Lind den, 87, of Avon, was held to the grand jury without bond when arraigned in police court on a first degree murder charge for the slaying of his alleged illegitimate child Mildred Wahl.
Granville June 1 The Northern Illinois mine workers union led by James Yearsley signed a three year contract with operators setting a basic wage of 5.00 a day. The agreement covers 1500 workers in La Salle Bureau and Putnam counties and runs through May 1 1981. Mines have begun cleanup and resumption under the new terms.
The Athens township board of education hires Miss Ellen Murphy for primary and Miss Mary Bailes for grammar grades at the Luhrig special school. A rural school vacancy remains unfilled and will be offered only to an unmarried woman, per the board clerk.
The Hamilton Coke and Iron company of Butler county asked the state utilities commission to investigate Baltimore & Ohio railroad coke rates in Ohio and to order reductions. It argues the existing rates are prohibitive and prevent competition with other firms.
Columbus June 1 The State Tax commission has not asked the attorney general for an opinion on taxing the Butler county fair grounds that have been leased.
Oslo June 1 report says worsening polar weather, dense fogs hindering rescue efforts for General Umberton and the dirigible Italia. Amundsen warned daily conditions in ice regions grow worse, delaying relief operations and increasing risk to the stranded expedition.
Minority stockholders led by Kent C. Johnson sued Goodyear Tire and Rubber for 16 million dollars claiming cash payment of $25 a share accumulated as a dividend on nonpar preferred stock from 1920 to 1970. Judge Will C. Stephenson ruled the refinancing plan valid and allowed the plan to proceed.
Cincinnati June 1 ninth annual state convention of the International Association of Lions clubs opened its second session with Ben Ruffin from Richmond Va addressing attendees on The Invisible Asset.
Nelsonville June 1 The Hocking Valley strike area remains quiet as National Guard observers report no disturbances aside from small gatherings at Bailey Run. Several striking miners in Sunday Creek valley reportedly return to work with over 100 employed, while another company hires more and plans 25 additional workers next week. An official says over 50 applicants have sought work recently and will be hired once conditions permit.
Commission members refuse to get involved as running races at the fairgrounds are affected by a dispute over leasing the grounds to a jockey club.
DIES IN FLAMES CLEVELAND One man burned to death another seriously injured and eight others narrowly escaped in two fires there early today.
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