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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1926

Page

11

Chicago Livestock Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices

Receipts: hogs 34 000, cattle 12 000, sheep 400. Hogs steady to 25c lower with top around 14. Heavy weights 11.65 to 12.50, packing sows 10.80 to 11.10, pigs 13.50 to 14.25. Cattle mixed 10c to 15c lower. beef steers 9.50 to 11.25. cows 3.50 to 8. veal calves 11.50 to 14.50. feeder and stocker classes 5.50 to 9. Stocker calves 5.50 to 7.80. Sheep and lambs supply 400, prices 11 to 14 for fat lambs, 10.50 to 12 for yearlings, ewes 3 to 5.50.

Chicago

Dance and danger in the Madrid pursuit

Jimmy and Olga, seeking the man who killed his father, chase a green sedan after spotting the culprit in traffic. They tail him to a residential street, confront danger, and are aided by police as Olga identifies a suspect in Bertillon room sleuthing.

Isoa Jim O'Day O’day Olga Mar Jimmy Lieutenant O'Day Shim Hoe Jimnick Jaedy Jimmé Beffore Bucko Tieutenant O'Day Weill Bertillon Iver Cating Olga

Pittsburgh Livestock Cattle and Hogs Market Summary

Cattle supply light and market steady with ranges: choice 9.75 to 10.25, prime 9.50 to 9.75, good 9.25 to 10, plain cattle 6.0 to 7.0, fat bulls 5.0 to 5.5, cows 3.0 to 5.0, veal calves around 15.50, receipts 175. Hogs receipts 1000 head with markets uneven. prime heavy hogs 12.50 to 12.75, heavy mixed 13.50 to 15.75, mediums 14.25 to 14.45, light workers 14.45 to 14.50, pigs 14.45 to 14.50, roughs 10.0 to 11.0, stags 6.0 to 7.0.

Pittsburgh Otriev

Cincinnati Livestock Market Report

Cattle receipts 650 head market slow steer and heifer prices steady to 10 higher good to choice 138 14. Hogs receipts 4600 head market slow 25 cents higher good to choice stockers and butchers 13 50 13 75.

Cincinnati

Logan Universal Electric Sweeper Display At Carpenter Hardware

Logan Business Service offers a Universal Electric Sweeper with attachments priced at 49.50 dollars. Terms available on request. Item on display at Carpenter Hardware Co in Logan Ohio.

Finsterwald Undertaking Co Pranks in Pomeroy Ad

Finsterwald Undertaking Co operated in Pomeroy offering funeral and burial services with contact numbers 285 R for Rutland and 8631 R for Rutland area, indicating local presence and phone listings.

Finsterwald Undertaking CO Pomeroy Rutland

Messenger Pomeroy or Middleport Offered for Hire

Public notice invites contact through Zours for the Messenger position at Pomeroy or Middleport.

Open road calls with six used cars for sale

Spring sunshine prompts buyers to choose six guaranteed running used cars at Pomeroy Chevrolet Co pricing from 25 to 50 dollars. Buick 6 coupe and Ford touring are available, with Dodge touring offered. Easy terms from R. H. Rawlings & Sons in Middleport. Phone numbers 931 and 597L.

New Spring Hats and Caps at B. T. Harmon Co

New spring hats and caps arriving at B. T. Harmon & Co in Middleport. Also featuring spring woolens for display and sale. Pomeroy Home Laundry promotes service with phone 122L.

Middleport Pomeroy Home Laundry

Market Livestock Update Beef and Lamb Prices

Market report notes good to choice beef rising by up to 25 cents and lambs steady with a 50 head observation. Prices cited include gore to choice at six dollars eight cents and other unspecified ranges for wholesale or boxed markets.

Cleveland Produce Prices and Varieties

Market list detailing butter in tubes at 46 to 47 cents, extras at 41 to 45 cents, eggs across Ohio firsts 26 27 cents, extras 30 cents, oleo 28 cents, carrots home grown 75 to 90 cents per half bushel, onions including Shallots in barrels and sacks with varied regional prices, potatoes Ohio 2.50 to 2.60 per bushel and Western at 5.50 to 5.60 per two bushel sack, radishes Ashtabula round 75 to 1.25 per basket.

Cleveland Ohio Ashtabula

Chicago Produce Butter Prices and Receipts Summary

Chicago market notes butter receipts total 3737 with creamery extra 421 at 42 c per unit and extra firsts 414 at 42 c. Standard 424 c, firsts 404 c at 41 c, packing stock 28 c.

Chicago

Cincinnati Produce Prices in Butter Creamery and Poultry

Local market prices list Cincinnati dairy items with butter creamery tubs at 3c oc and 27c for No 1 packing, potatoes at 5.15, poultry including fowls roosters and broilers, ducks, geese, and eggs with fresh gathered 26c, firsts 25c, seconds 23c, nearby ungraded 25c.

Cincinnati

Grain price list for Toledo market

Grain prices for Toledo include WHEAT No 2 red at 7c above, CORN No 3 yellow 7c above, OATS No 2 white 44c 45c, No 3 white 44c 44c. RYE No 2 88c, BARLEY No 2. CLOVERSEED cash and March 15.30, Oct 16.25. ALIKE cash and March 17. TIMOTHY cash and March 3.60, Sept 5.70.

Toledo

Pittsburg Oil Market Prices Across Regions

Pittsburgh oil market figures list prices for multiple districts and brands including National Transit 3.55, Bradford District 3.65, Southwest Pipe 5.55, Mureka Pipe 3.50, Buckeye Pipe 3.50, Carning 2.35, Cabel 2.20, Somerset Medium 2.30, Somerset light 2.45, Ragland 1.15, Lima 2.23, Indiana 2.00, Princeton 2.12, Wooster 2.35, Plymouth 1.65, Illinois 2.12, Waterloo 1.10.

Pittsburgh National Transit Bradford District Southwest Pipe Mureka Buckeye Carning Cabel Somerset Medium Somerset Light Ragland Lima Indiana Princeton Wooster Plymouth Llinois Waterloo

Liberty Bonds Opening Quotations Reported

Liberty bond quotations show several issues with varied prices. First 444s and 44s rise to 102.70 and 101.50 respectively, while new 4s move to 107.25 and 104.00 in early trading.

Liberty

Mountville Woman Dies After Long Illness

GLOUSTER March 11 Miss Julia A Price 69 died Wednesday at 10 a m at her Mountville area home after a long illness She lived with brother William Price and a sister Funeral services will be at Pisgah church Friday at 11 a m with burial in Pisgah cemetery

Glouster Julia A. Price Mountville Miss Price William Price Pisgah Church Pisgah

Twins Born in Glouster to Cash Cooley Couple

Mr and Mrs Cash Cooley of Glouster route 2 welcomed twin boys born Wednesday morning. One weighs eight pounds and the other nine. both mother and babies are reported in good health.

Glouster Cash Cooley Glouster Route 2

Kiwanis Club Aims for 100 Percent Attendance

GLOUSTER March 11 An effort is underway to reach full attendance at the Kiwanis club meeting at the Church of Christ tonight. A fine program good food and sociability are promised to encourage members to attend.

Glouster Kiwanis Club Church of Christ

Musical program to highlight Glouster Workers meeting

A musical program will be a feature at the Christian Workers meeting at the Church of Christ in Glouster on Friday evening. The committee in charge is preparing to entertain a big crowd.

Glouster The Christian Workers Church of Christ

Local Minister Resigns in Glouster Church

C R B Frampton, minister at the Church of Christ in Glouster, will close his work the last Sunday of March and begin a new ministry at Lynchburg on the first Sunday in April. Trustees have not selected a successor yet.

Glouster C. RB. Frampton Church of Christ Frampton Lynchburg Framptep

Toaster Toasting Converts Bread Starch to Dextrose

Toasting bread converts its starch into dextrose, making the carbohydrate easier to digest. This chemical change enhances sweetness and browning as heat drives starch conversion during browning.

McCracken Re elected International President of Kappa Delta Pi

Ohio University Dean T C Mc Cracken was re elected international president of the national honorary education fraternity Kappa Delta Pi for the next biennium. The Ohio Omega chapter is among thirty six chapters. the national convention met in Washington DC February 25 and 26. Stanley Roush, Omega chapter president, reported on the proceedings.

Kappa Delta Pi T. C. Mc Cracken Ohio University Stanley Roush Washington D. C United States Omega

Cincinnati salesman fined for parking near Hotel Berry

Leon ard Moyse of Cincinnati was fined 5 dollars after arraignment before Mayor Alex M. Moore in police court last night for parking between the standards in front of Hotel Berry.

Hotel Berry Leonard Moyse Cincinnati Alex M. Moore

Pep meeting unites Athens high schools in morning assembly

A combined pep session of Athens senior and junior high schools was held in the senior high auditorium. Earnest Wilson, president of the student council, led the assembly.

Athens Earnest Wilson

Justice of the Peace attaches Doyle Chappelear in $265 suit

On February 28 1926 Justice of the Peace FE Jones issued an order of attachment in the Sunday Creek Coal Company versus Doyle Chappelear case for the sum of two hundred sixty five dollars. The notice is dated March 11 1926.

FE. J. Jones Sunday Creek Coal Company Doyle Chappelear Sunday Creek Coal CO

Sale of partitioned property inNelsonville Athens County Ohio

By order of sale in partition of Edna Cavanaugh against Charles Brown et al in Athens County Court of Common Pleas, the court will sell at the front door of the Athens County Courthouse on March 27, 1926 at 1 PM two adjoining inlets Nos. 412 and 413 in Longstreth’s Addition to Nelsonville Ohio. Inlet 412 appraised at 2000 dollars and inlet 413 at 700 dollars. Cash in hand day of sale. Sheriff P H McKinley. Deputy J M Cad. Woolley & Rowland, Plaintiffs Attorneys. 2-11-50

State of Ohio Athens County Court of Common Press Athens State of Ohio Court of Common Pleas Armstrong & Hyde Nelsonville Said

Court of Common Pleas Estate Inlets Nelsonville Case

Hazel Hickman sues Lillian Me a and others in Athens County Ohio for the estate in Inlets 1231 1238 and 1239 in Armstrong Hyde's Addition Nelsonville appraised values 2300 00 for 1231 100 00 for 1238 100 00 for 1259.

William R. Hawk Applies for Ohio Transportation Certificate

Public notice states William R. Hawk filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to obtain a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate a motor transport company for merchandise furniture and freight on an irregular Ohio route. One vehicle to be used. Hearing set in Columbus at 9 A M on Friday March 19 1926. Further information available from the Public Utilities Commission. Athens R D 4. 2 25 30 t w. No 4.

William R. Hawk Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Ohio Columbus Utilities Commission Athens

Murder at a Chefton hotel sparks a web of secrets

Henry Rand is found murdered in a Chefton hotel. Jimmy Rand travels to Pittsburgh to find answers tied to a theater stub and a cabaret singer Olga Maynard. Olga faints when police seek her for murder as Jimmy faces threats, romance with Mary Lowell, and a rising murder plot.

Olga Jim Jimmy Henry Rand Chefton Jimmy Rand Pittsburgh Thomas Fogarty Olga Maynard Mary Lowell Mary Samuel Church Church

Zemo Antiseptic Liquid Promises Quick Skin Relief

A wartimed advertisement promotes Zemo antiseptic liquid as a cure for itching torture and skin irritation. It claims to clear eczema itching pimples rashes and blackheads, with blemishes disappearing overnight and itching stopping instantly. Available from druggists in 60 cent and one dollar sizes.

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Madrid Phere Logan Universal Electric the Carpenter Hardware Co Gan, O Masts Restauran L. H. Foulk Pomeroy Chevrolet Co R. H. Rawlings & Sons B. T Harmon & Co French Dry Cleaners Dleport M’cracken T.w Sheriff's Sale P. H. McKinley J. M Woolley & Rowland Sheriff's Base J. M. Cady T. W T. W. No Turkey Brand F. C. Stedman Co Packers and Provisioners U. S EPSOM Dr. Edwards Edwards Aia
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