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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1922
Page
7
Wheat cash 1.45 1.47 May 1.61 July 1.25% Corn cash 64 65c Oats cash 424% 43 44c Rye cash 1.04 Barley cash 6744e Clover seed cash Mar 16.15 Apr 14.40 Oct 12.25 Alsike cash Mar siz. 34 Timothy cash Mar 3.17% May 3.2714 Bept 4.50
Livestock market report from Pittsburg dated March 6 shows cattle receipts 1200 with prices up to 8.50 for prime cattle and 7.75 for tidy butcher stock. Sheep and lambs receipts 2500 with market steady. Hogs receipts 7000 with prices eased to about 11.50 to 11.95 for prime heavy hogs and near 10.25 for pigs.
Chicago markets show hog receipts at 69 000 with bids 10 to 20 cents lower and top at 11 25. Cattle receipts 18 000 with strength to higher and values for prime, good and common ranges. Sheep receipts 11 000 with killing class up and lamb prices improving across grades.
Cincinnati market report shows cattle receipts of about 1400, steady overall with good to choice steers around 6.76 per cwt. Calves steady to lower, hogs receipts 6209 steady with a 20 cent drop for choice packers and butcher hogs near 11.60. Sheep and lambs also steady with lambs about 15.50 to 15.00.
Six women and children were carried down ladders to safety as fire driven by an overheated stove exploded on the ground floor of a four story brick building on Third Street in Hoboken. Other occupants fled the flames as the blaze spread through the structure.
Santa Rosa California Luther Burbank on turning ages ten and barefoot living. He argues that care and honesty in plant cultivation should guide childrearing and education. He says open air with nature builds physical stamina and character. He cites public dishonesty as a consequence of poor formative years.
The February report from the Athens County Cow Testing Association shows the Ryoma Holstein owned by Theo taking first with 1650 pounds of milk and 69 pounds of butter fat in three milkings. John J. Gillett’s cow dropped to second. Sid Riley led Jersey cows with five high cows. next month will publish annual production totals for comparison.
Sunday attendance totaled 865 with 29 teachers and officers and visitors and 835 scholars. Of these 231 were men and 321 women with 209 in the intermediate and 114 in the primary departments. Class Six had 215 and Class 16 237. Mrs Noss 45, Miss Lauer 28, Mr Porter 24. Total collection 30 dollars 20 cents. Class Six 14.30, Class 16 9.14, Mrs Noss 1.73.
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted us during illness and death of our loved one. Also Mr. Stout and the Rebekah Lodge for aid and floral offerings. Jesse Skinner and children Mabel Phyllis Clarence Hildreth, Sisters and Brothers Allen Phillips Ida Mc Kingie Della Locke Lizzie Crane John Phillips Silas Phillips Henry Phillips George Phillips.
The United States Supreme Court signaled twice today it will not engage in cases arising from Volstead act violations once matters are resolved in lower courts, reflecting reluctance to revisit those rulings.
William Hustin, a special constable appointed by an Athens justice of the peace, visited The Messenger to declare his resignation. He resides on Sugar Creek and said he was assigned to work across the county.
S and trains depart Athens daily with northbound services No 1 3 5 and southbound No 2 4 6 along with Valley line No 33 35 37. Baltimore and Ohio routes show east and westbound local and scheduled trains with daily operation except Sundays.
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An anonymous letter from a Connecticut town claims Taylor was killed for revenge by a husband due to mistreatment of a wife. The note, received Saturday, purports to detail motive and events surrounding William Desmond Taylor’s death on February 1, suggesting police could now solve the case.
Washington March 6 The Supreme Court of the United States declared invalid the eighty cent gas rate law of New York state.
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