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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1927
Page
11
Mixed livestock prices and grain notes appear with references to calves steers sows and hogs along with meal or feed prices. The entry mentions wheat and produce prices with scattered figures and abbreviations, reflecting a cluttered market snapshot from a historical page.
The Carr Run Coal Company of Nelsonville Ohio is bankrupt. Creditors are invited to appear before the undersigned in Room No 1 in the City to show cause why the company should not be ordered into bankruptcy. The meeting is set for two thirty in the afternoon. Held by order of the court with March date.
Radio guide details nightly program lineups across stations like WEAF WLS WGN and WGY from Chicago New York Cleveland and Los Angeles. It notes orchestras dance bands vocal and instrumental selections plus a Sunday school and opera features with tips on charting station wavelengths.
Fragmentary OCR report says a mayoral case involved intoxication and possession with unclear details. The text references a $25 fine, a vehicle, and a court appearance, with scattered names and actions about March dates and police action.
Rail time card lists southbound and westbound trains with stop points and arrival times. Mentions Athens and Baltimore and DIO in fragmentary form.
Athens city board of education member George Whipple and Mayor Alex Moore addressed students at the morning assembly. Whipple praised student spirit ahead of tonight’s basketball game and upcoming tournament while Moore outlined this afternoon’s parade and commended student conduct during demonstrations.
Funeral services for John Storer a Civil War veteran about 20 years old were held at Pleasantville church at 10 this morning. Burial followed in W' Catserville. Storer formerly of Athens died at his home in Trens pant Villa Wednesday night leaving three sons Frank Homer Columbus two daughters one married in Cleveland and Miss Kate at home. His wife had died twelve years ago.
An evangelist plans a ten day meeting in Millfield starting March 6 following a parade from the high school. Ohio University students witnessed a varsity women's game in which the faculty team lost 17 to 16 to the girls team in Alden Arena. Three die in a New York tenement fire. Approval for B and O to control Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western R R was recommended to the ICC. Edward Nimmo rescued his baby during a house fire. Classified ads promise similar help as others.
A fragmentary report notes a fire disaster in Cleveland and a downtown wreck injuring several people. It mentions Chaplain Alfred Thamerman and officers responding, plus a court appearance for alleged violations related to a November incident.
As play entered its fifth day the Americans led 37 to 21 with Asa Long of Toledo scoring three baskets for a trimphant stand against Goldsbors of England in a tense intercontinental contest.
In a tense exchange, Mr Riggs questions the Duchess about private dealings and letters. Aware of possible indiscretions, Riggs probes what ties to a concealed past may reveal and if authorities hold incriminating notes.
John Martin of Mechanicsburg changed his plea to guilty of failure to provide for his child. He was bound over in 500 dollars before the Common Pleas court. He previously pleaded not guilty and now must pay 5 dollars weekly to W N Alderman, guardian, for the child's support.
In Chicago on March 4 a doctor is asked to resign and three nurses suspended after the death of five infants from what appears to be arsenic poisoning. Overnight five more infants were reported ill after being given the same solution, with one not expected to survive.
Fragmented OCR text mentions alleged propaganda claims involving Mexico and U S tensions. Names and clear events are unclear. details are garbled with missing words and distorted place names.
Disjointed report notes Army declines and Navy disruptions amid October actions. References to funding cuts, stalled projects, and officials signaling limited money for aviation carrier base construction and other war efforts.
An advice piece promotes hydrating to relieve kidney region pain and bladder discomfort. It recommends four ounces of Tad Salts before breakfast for several days and cites Jad Salts made from grape and lemon juice with Ushia to aid kidney activity and reduce irritation.
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