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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1935
Page
11
Fragmentary classified lines mention Ada doctor’s Pharmacy and a ground plan. References to pred Lan fe found took gray Pair Ms Hal Saturday sitera and clots. The readable text is inconsistent with no clear event or person.
Crowds jammed main routes as 14 000 service members and 12 000 police kept order amid a royal procession. London observers paid up to 60 dollars for roof seats and spectators brewed tea on the steps as ambulances treated fainting attendees.
New York stocks opened with a steady tone amid light activity. Major gains were modest while rail and steel sectors led minor advances and Niagara Hudson posted lower earnings, tempering optimism. Pittsburgh livestock and market quotes follow with hogs, cattle, and sheep trading in narrow ranges.
Grain prices show wheat, corn and oats on track with varying bids. Wheat No 3 red No 1 red quoted. corn No 2 yellow No 3 yellow listed. oats No 2 white No 1 white priced. Eggs firm with nearby receipts. butter tubs and eggs cases sold.
A terse listing describes poultry prices and grades including colored brokers, 1 percent ibs and over, 33 and 2 ies and over 24935, colored fryers 3 ibs and over 36, eggs extra firsts and nearby ungraded 33, seconds 22 ac.
Prices and quality notes for butter and eggs show steady levels with nearby scores around 92 and 89. Butter extras and standards range from 26 to 28 percent, while eggs list current receipts around 23 to 24 percent with extra firsts near 24 percent. The report also mentions rayon production from wood pulp and potential use of cotton cellulose, plus a note that American paper money can endure extensive folding without damage.
Athens residents report receiving dime chain letters linking the town to numerous cities countrywide. Harley Moler of the water works confirmed the first local letter, while Mrs. Jack Quest said a letter from St Petersburg Florida arrived earlier in the week. Mrs Friend Love of 91 West State Street noted a letter from Denver Colorado last week.
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