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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1925

Page

6

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Butter Becomes California Gold in Dairy Report

California dairy industry viewed as a rising opportunity as butter production grew by 15.1 million in 1924 yet population growth outpaced supply. The state imported one third of butter received in San Francisco in December, with Idaho leading imports while California produced 3,587,412 pounds and consumed 6,321,479 pounds, a deficit of 1,734 pounds.

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Holdings Decrease Tokyo Specie Totals in 1924

Japan's total specie holdings are estimated at 1.47 billion yen with about 100 million held abroad by the government. About 1.17 billion yen is kept at Ohme, and the remainder by the Bank of Japan. Foreign holdings fell roughly 50 million yen in late 1924 as interest payments were made and funds were released to safeguard the yen's exchange rate.

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Long Life Ended for Mrs Sophia Goetze at 77

After a three day illness caused by pneumonia, Mrs Sophia Goetze, aged 77, died. For almost five decades she ran a business in Bellaire, leaving a notable local legacy. The obituary notes her long service and community ties.

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