Athens Post Office Second Class Matter Notice
Entered at Athens Post Office as Second-Class Matter under Act of 1918.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1930
Page
4
Entered at Athens Post Office as Second-Class Matter under Act of 1918.
A biblical reflection cites Job 4 78 to contrast plowing iniquity with reaping wickedness and to urge perseverance when the wicked flourish and one suffers.
The article frames Gandhi led salt protest in India as a potential turning point for independence, noting salt’s British monopoly, high prices, and the impact on Indian life. It contrasts India's salt struggle with Ohio farmer taxes, road and education needs, arguing better roads and schooling benefit state welfare and national markets.
Ohio faces a broad taxation reform challenge with many top minds seeking a fair solution for both town and country districts. The effort notes the need to balance funding and equity across diverse communities and districts.
Northwest Police Journal quotes Brigadier-General Ruggles arguing no law can disarm criminals but calls for tighter firearm controls. He cites rampant underworld access, ease of smuggling, and simple crude weapon manufacture, urging licensing, reporting, and penalties for violence with pistols.
Article notes grain board involvement and government wheat purchases above normal prices in Minneapolis and Kansas City. It cites large government stockpiles of 155 million bushels and questions how storage and sale will be handled, despite stated aims to help farmers and stabilize markets.
May wheat traded at 1.60 a bushel, now 1.10 as speculators fear government storage. Corn drop 10 cents per bushel due to lack of elevator space. Some investors rush to build new elevators hoping the government will rent or buy them for the July crop. A Chicagoan claims eight hundred thousand bushels of government wheat stored, earning 15 cents per bushel annually and $120,000 yearly rent. The piece notes widespread government lending to cooperatives and livestock ventures as banks adjust to new policies.
Weekly menus start Sunday March 16 include breakfast dishes with melba toast eggs and fruit, lunches with vegetables and salads, dinners featuring chicken pork and fish. Q&A covers red nose causes from intestinal putrefaction, fruit fast as spring cleanse, and electrical vibrators for hypertension when used by a skilled operator.
The piece argues July wheat storage could cause a global crop shortage unless government actions shift. It notes a 2 percent rise in winter acreage, forecasts a spring wheat surge, and critiques federal policy using loans and market sales. It questions the fairness of bailing financiers while ignoring farmers in distress.
The article notes a 250 million bushel wheat carry over for 1928 29 and hints at a government plan to handle both the carry over and the coming winter crop when July 1 arrives. It recalls Patten and others indicted for secret schemes now echoed in official actions and questions the U S approach to selling surplus abroad.
A compact guide highlighting usage errors and pronunciation notes. Includes misused phrases like you and I, mispronunciations of forward, misspellings such as temperance, and a vocabulary push teaching interval as the space of time between two points or events.
Local Union No 478 hosted a banquet at Star Restaurant with guests from city union labor groups. The Commercial Club plans a Wednesday delegation to Nelsonville to tour the Hocking Sunday Creek Traction Company progress. Ohio University wrestlers depart Thursday for Charlottesville to face the Virginia team.
Clarifies that Aguascalientes is a central Mexican state and its capital, while Agua Caliente is a racecourse site in Lower California Mexico. The distinction is made to correct the common mix up of place names.
Senator Howell of Nebraska proposesWashington as a model city to enforce prohibition. He argues police power should raid private dwellings connected to bootlegging and cites stricter local laws in Virginia and Maryland. Attorney General Mitchell opposes drastic provisions, while Howell insists on a Washiongton-wide enforcement test.
Word list style puzzle from a publication with headings Horizontal and Vertical listing clues and answers. Yesterday's solution appears garbled with misprints across many entries. The page shows a mixed set of definitions including food venue coffee house, ecclesiastic, plane of a nem, and many others, reflecting a cross word style game.
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