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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
11
Daily rail departures from Athens include Northbound trains No 1 at 6 43 a m No 3 at 9 59 a m No 5 at 2 03 p m No 33 at 6 00 a m No 35 at 11 06 a m and No 37 at 6 00 p m Southbound trains No 30 at 10 10 a m No 32 at 3 45 p m No 34 at 8 16 p m Daily trains operate in MOCKING VALLEY with similar times.
The New York stock market moved lower as forces from the past two days persisted. Renewed call money at the lowest levels since May 24 had little effect, with several issues hitting new lows. Copper and steel shares showed notable declines while some large issues recovered slightly after early lows. Foreign exchange movements influenced sentiment as traders watched a broad array of industrial and utility stocks.
John Hancock High School staged The Kingdom of Hearts Content at Ewing Hall with a large senior cast led by Lenore Calhoun Edith Humphrey Alton Hope and Leroy Skidmore. Colorado scenes featured beautifully designed sets in a garden cottage and a Lansingtown library with strong supporting work and witty repartee.
Cattle steady at reef prices with steer and heifer receipts around 7000. Calves strong with extra 9.50 to 10.00. hogs and sheep mixed with market lower on mbs and weak on feeder cattle. Lambs quoted 9.00 to 12.00 with ewes also present. hogs around 8.90 to 6.00. Overall receipts near 14,090 with varied activity across divisions.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Midwest Refining, Sinclair Oil, and a pipeline discussion spanning Elk Basin, Glenrock, and Boston Wyoming. It cites production figures around 93.20 dollars and a 4 percent victory related metric, with terse references to related oil firms and stations.
Corn prices opened mixed with slight gains and losses as October and September futures moved. Oats opened flat and closed down modestly. Butter and cheese prices edged higher, with creamery butter at 31 cents and cheese at 14 1/2 to 14 3/4 cents. Egg and hay prices listed, with oats, rye, barley, and other commodities quoted alongside cash grain values and futures.
The readable text shows numbers 17028 and 2144 with symbols and mentions ordinaries 19. No clear event or names available.
June 9 May be last words from President Obregon on negotiation grounds. The United States may seek authority cited in the report as the basis for talks, with the emphasis on official stance and potential diplomatic terms.
A fine program marked class day exercises held Wednesday at John Hancock High School. The event featured music by the high school orchestra, a class address by Skidmore president Joe, and performances by Alice and Walter Woods. Lavine Kile presented the class flower.
Albany's monthly public sale begins at 10 o'clock with 11 head ponies followed by 60 hogs from 90 to 125 pounds, a mule, six driving horses, six cows, one horned hen, four single driving harnesses, two driving rigs, a one-horse wagon, a lawn swing, a 50 gallon oil tank, and assorted lumber. Lunch will be served on the grounds. anyone with items to sell is invited on Saturday morning.
An old advertisement touts Nerv-Worth as a reliable builder of vigor and nerve strength. It cites a testimonial from J.B. Wilson of Weat Poplar Street, claiming better sleep and energy after two weeks, urging readers to buy through a local drug company.
Lenore Calhoun led the class prophecy while a loving cup was presented to the Junior class. Dane Ruth read the class will and Carrol Cain presented the class picture. After the class song, the meeting adjourned. Tonight John Hancock graduates at Ewing Hall hear Dr. F B Dyer speak at 7 30.
Washington June 9 Major General Menoher chief of the army air service has asked Secretary of War Weeks to relieve Brigadier General William Mitchell assistant chief of the service. The request stems from differences of opinion and friction between the two leaders.
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