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Totman's Service Station promotes thrift pricing with daily news and deals. Offers mentions of price points x4.50 D9x4.56 and a 35 value as sale incentives.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1931
Page
24
Totman's Service Station promotes thrift pricing with daily news and deals. Offers mentions of price points x4.50 D9x4.56 and a 35 value as sale incentives.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of County Commissioners Athens County Ohio for road and bridge work including removal of a covered bridge and paving. Also notices of estate administration and a Treasury Comptroller claim filing deadline are listed with names and addresses in Athens County Ohio.
Auction of bankrupt estate of F W Witleke scheduled for June 27 1951 at two o clock P M. The sale covers three tracts in Athens County Ohio with described metes and bounds and mentions owners Abigail Taylor and The Public Coal Company. The appraisal lists separate tract values of 2500 and 500 dollars.
June 1 trading saw a bear market slide with railroad and industrial shares dropping to fresh lows. United States Steel and U S Common fell to their lowest levels since 1829 era, with firms like Chesapeake Ohio and Union Pacific slumping while General Motors and DuPont also hit new lows.
Market notes show grain and dairy prices with corn yellow bite and white cheese at given rates. Prices include domestic prime cheese around 13.78, butter creamery 26 cents, eggs, timothy hay, and other staples with regional adjustments.
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A fragmented notice from a Baltimore market lists prices for dairy and poultry items. Mentions include butter creamery extras, fresh receipts, leghorns, and various weights and numbers, reflecting a local grocery or wholesale listing.
Livestock market shows broad declines across categories with calves steady to slow and better grades slipping. Sheep and lambs move weaker, vealers and cutters down while cows and bulls trend lower. fat ewes also down as traders report moderate activity and varied demand.
Market report lists butter standards and poultry items at varied rates. Leghorn fowls and heavy brooders priced with per hundredweight figures, ducks and geese indicated, potatoes and sacks of produce also mentioned with rate notes and condition statuses.
Fragmented OCR text lists produce items and figures with unclear terms. Mentions nearby tubs 89 scare and 96 percent, references to extras, Ken nery Whites, 18'5 fife rane, ducks, fresh killed ubee. Unclear context but centers on produce pricing and items.
The Cincinnati produce market shows butter prices steady with creamery rates noted. No. 1 stock per peck is 18 cents, No. 3 at 19 cents, butter fat around 17 and 106 cents per pound, with various grades and firsts listed for local buyers.
Hog receipts 3366 with prices 140 to 96 for sows and boars. 220 to 240 for sows. average around 6 dollars per head. Cattle receipts 680 with steers down about 60 cents. quality mixed with common to medium cattle at 64 to 70 dollars. bulls 3.60 to 4.50. Calves 880 steady with good grades near 4.50. lambs yearlings around 10.50 with feeders lower on wethers. Overall receipts 1730 across categories with lighter lamb demand.
Market commentary notes a hold up in can output for leading tin can producers after a weak start. demand for general line cans rises and vegetable packers cut inventories, signaling potential demand when new crops hit markets later in summer. Drug Inc reports higher first quarter earnings than last year. Elated Gas & Electric System outputs 80 091 kwh for the week ended May 20.
Youngstown Police Chief Paul Lyden sought to assign responsibility for a Memorial Day riot that injured 20. The International Labor Defense pressed for the release of Communists jailed, while authorities planned rioting and inciting disorder charges against leaders and broader investigations by police and immigration authorities.
Charien B. Tresize 76, longtime Guysville harness maker, died May 31 at Creola Vinton County after a stroke. Funeral at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Guysville M B Church. Survived by wife who died last October, three daughters Mrs. Burroughs Mrs. Baker of Guysville and Mrs. Robbins of Rochester Pa, and two sisters Mrs. Haver and Mrs. Rheedehaver.
The Hocking Valley Livestock Club will reorganize on Wednesday June 3 in the County Agent's office. The county agent and the new club leader will be present. Old members and others interested are expected to attend.
George Duncan, captain of Britain’s 1929 Ryder Cup winners and 1931 squad member, is among the few who defeated Walter Hagen in every match he played against him with the Haig.
The Roman Catholic Church under Pius XII faced pressure from factions led by Mussolini styled leaders to call an extraordinary meeting of the College of Cardinals. The move signaled fear that the 1929 treaty terms with the Italian state were jeopardized and betrayed by bad faith.
The article quotes Scouts executive Brank Frestrey stressing the movement far beyond recreation. It highlights pre vocational guidance, field training across sports trades and crafts, and the Camp as a boy's education proving resourcefulness and self reliance.
Mr and Mrs John Tent brook Farm hosted Sunday gathering honoring guests including Mr and Mrs A Wixen and sons Columbus Mrs William F W Va Mrs Thomas Poyland Mrs Brooks McKson Tampa Fla and others from Dayton inviting families and associates for a social at their home with extended relations present.
Fragmentary text discusses a state worker Mrs Kate Ble in Athens County promoting unions at Trimble and Jacksonville. Details and names are incomplete, making precise events or outcomes difficult to confirm.
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