Son of Pir Est Car From January Near
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a son of Pir Est Car from January with unclear context and dates.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1936
Page
12
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a son of Pir Est Car from January with unclear context and dates.
The Ohio Works Progress Administration announced a weekly employment rise of 3 144 in its workforce for the week ending in March. This increase reflects ongoing public works projects and state relief efforts under the WPA program.
Active buying pushed prices up fractions in today's early stock market. Leading gainers included Western Union, Douglas Aircraft, Curtiss-Wright, Montgomery Ward, Case, Du Pont, Deere, General Motors, Goodyear, and Union Pacific as traders Focused on the domestic industrial field. Iron Age cited steel mill capacity at 57 percent, highest since December. weaker electric output blamed on warmer weather.
Hog and cattle figures show varied prices and lot sizes across two sales with direct and through cattle, sows and fat cows, plus steady to slightly higher hogs. Treasury data from Washington reports March receipts and expenditures, with debt and gold asset figures. Boston wool market remains quiet awaiting London auction results.
Miss Margaret I. Pierce a Baltimore stenographer left 2.40 to her former law firm employers as appreciation for their kindness after being forced from work by illness in 1929 until her February death. The will was read today. A notice states James R McMillin of Fraterburg Ohio appointed Administrator de bonis non of Chase McMillin deceased of Athens County Ohio. Dated March 1 1936.
Grain on track with No 2 red wheat around 100 to 101 while No 1 red 98 to 100. Corn and oats steady. hay unchanged. Cincinnati produce shows mixed poultry and egg prices with various grades and weights listed, butter and eggs steady, and government egg values noted.
Columbus chairman Kei Lawrence plans to urge the Senate Taxation Committee to consider a new milk control bill replacing the Burk Milk Marketing Control. The bill, drafted by a subcommittee, places the industry under the culture director and an administrator, removing price fixing and merging powers of health and agriculture directors with an advisory board to aid administration.
Hollister hosts a spring school fete at the gym on March with boxing, free-for-all, games, cakes, and a cake walk plus a matinee of Up the Hill to Paradise. The eighth grade banner was awarded. Miss Hesley presided at the PTA meeting. several from the community attended the basketball tournament in Chillicothe. honor rolls list numerous first to fifth graders for February.
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