Pittsburg Livestock Market Reports Ranged Prices
Cattle receipts fair with lower prices. Best steer bids ranged from 13.00 to 13.76, prime 12.50 to 13.00, common around 12.50 to 12. . Veal calves sold 15.50 to 16.00. Sheep and lambs receipts light and market lower with prime wethers 11.50 to 12.00, good 10.00 to 11.00, yearling lambs 8.00 to 17.50. Hogs receipts 55 doubles with lower market. prime heavy 14.50 to 14.75, mediums 15.75 to 16.00, heavy yorkers 15.75 to 16.00, light yorkers 15.25 to 15.60, pigs 15.00 to 15.25, roughs 11.00 to 12.00, stags 8.00 to 8.50.
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Pittsburg
Hog and cattle market at Union Stock Yards Illinois
Hog receipts 42000 with prices up 10 to 25 cents. Bulk hogs $14.10, packers $12.50 to $13.25, lights $15.10 to $15.50, pigs $13.50 to $15.00, roughs $12.25 to $12.75. Cattle receipts 21000, market steady with beeves $7.75 to $11.00, butcher stock $8.00 to $13.60, canners and cutters $5.00 to $7.75, stockers and feeders $9.25 to $12.00, cows $7.75 to $11.75, calves $11.00 to $13.00. Sheep receipts 6000, market 25 cents higher, wool lambs $17.00 to $19.40, ewes $9.50 to $12.50.
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Union
Ill
Cincinnati Cattle Market Dips as Receipts Rise
Cattle receipts total 1700 as market weakens with prices 25 to 50 cents lower. Steers bring 11.50 to 13.25 while calves drop. new top for calves around 15 to 15.50.
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Cincinnati
Hogs and Sheep Market Report Steady With Mixed Receipts
Hog receipts 10 000 with the market 25c lower. good choice packers and butchers at 14.75 to 15.00. Sheep receipts 150 with market steady and extra at 12.00 to 13.00. Lambs market steady.
Chicago Produce Prices Report
Chicago market prices show butter creamery 59c and 58c, firsts 54c 58c, seconds 47c. Eggs ordinaries 39c 40c, firsts 41c 42c. Cheese Twins 27c, young American 29c. Live poultry 3444 c.
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Chicago
Interleague battles start week in major leagues
Henry L. Farrell reports the new baseball season opens with interleague play as top teams move west and east. In the American League the Braves lead after a four game streak while the Indians gain on the White Sox in a tight race. The Reds and Pirates mix results as others slide a notch. The White Sox and Red Sox stumble and the Yankees drop to sixth as pitching and hitting mix for early standings.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Phils
Pittsburg
Braves
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Chicago
White Sox
Browns
Philadelphia
Tigers
Washington
Indians
Boston
Reds
Pirates
Cleveland
Red Sox
Gleason
New York Yankees
Stallings
Covelski
Bagby
Johnston
Speaker
Ohio sets sugar price for Ohio buyers at 20.90 per hundred pounds
Ohio price commissioner John Pfeifer fixes a sugar price of 20.90 per hundred pounds with claim it lasts until stocks run out. He notes Ohio may then have the lowest sugar price in the nation and urges jobbers to distribute sugar equally to consumers with retail prices around 22 to 23 cents per pound and about 2 cents profit for retailers.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Pfeifer
Pfeifer
Ohio Fair Price List
Metal tubes defend young plants from insects in ground
In a development for gardens a metal tube device is designed to be inserted into the soil around young plants creating a protective barrier against insects. The invention aims to curb damage and promote healthier growth.
Ohio University Baseballs Ninth Win Over Heidelberg
Ohio University defeated Heidelberg 9 to 2 in front of a large crowd on a perfect day. Fuller and Earich led the offense with hard hits including Earich’s triples and a home run by Fuller. Barstowe finished strong on the mound after Gatchel left with a sore arm. Sagger struggled for Heidelberg. Stockdale stole bases, Newman added three hits, and O U improved to 2 0 in the series with Wesleyan and Denison upcoming.
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Ohio University
Heidelburg
Gullums
Fuller
Earich
O. U
Karich
Sagger
Bohn
Gatchel
Barstowe
Ohio
White
Stocky
Gus
Stockdale
King
Short
Loomis
Harry Newman
Newman
Gullum
Wesleyan
O. U. Field
Denison
Rhe Heidel
Athens High Wings Past Logan in Lopsided Seven Inning Win
Athens High School baseball pressed a strong attack at Logan in a seven inning game, defeating Logan 29 to 2. Pidcock and Sharp combined for the win while Logan wore new uniforms and struggled against Athens hard hitting.
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Athens
Logan
Logan High
Athens Bats
Pidcock
Sharp
Fitzgerald
Graff
Stone
Bryan
Pidcock, Sharp, Foraker
Mother's Day Attendance Tops Thousand at First M. E. Sunday School
Mother's Day drew a large crowd at the First M. E. Sunday School with 1032 in attendance. The tally shows 358 men 361 women 184 in the intermediate and 129 in the primary departments. Largest classes included those led by Prof Cope land and Martzolff. Total collection reached 54.15 with designated gifts from Class Six Class 16 and Mrs Noss.
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M. E
Copeland
Martzolff
Noss
Porter
Sams
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co Offers 5% Savings
Wages stop when hands and brains quit but income continues. Prudent people provide themselves an income by depositing a portion of earnings with a savings institution. The Buckeye State Building & Loan Co Rankin Building Columbus Ohio guarantees safety convenience courtesy and 5 percent interest.
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Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
Rankin Bldg
West Gay St
Columbus
O. C
Baseball Yesterday's Results From National and American Leagues
National League saw Cincinnati 6 St. Louis 0 and Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 4 in ten innings. Boston 7 New York 0, Chicago 8 Pittsburg 7. American League games included St. Louis 7 Detroit 4 and Cleveland 4 Chicago 38. New York 8 Washington 3. American Association results Toledo 5 Columbus 1, Louisville 1 Indianapolis 1, first game Indianapolis 4 Louisville 3, St Paul 6 Minneapolis 0, Milwaukee 4 Kansas City 3.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Cincinnati IL
Brooklyn Eevee
Pittaburg
Baseball Schedules Feature National and American League Matchups
The schedule lists National League Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, American League Philadelphia at Boston, and American Association Milwaukee at Kansas City, outlining three key early season games across major circuits with notable city rivals and league play.
Sale of bonds for Rome township school district
Sealed bids are invited by the Rome township school district Athens County Ohio for bonds totaling 30000 dollars dated May 29 1920. Bonds of 3000 dollars each mature annually starting September 1 1921 at 6 percent interest semi annual. Bids must state bond count and bid amount with accrued interest and include 500 dollar certified check. Bids due May 29 1920 with right to reject any bid.
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Rome Township
Athens County
Ohio
Rome
Rome Son Aete
Rome Township School District
J. Biddison
Teachers Hired For Coming Year In Dover Township
Dover township board of education hired Mary Olive Pedigo Hazel Werner Winifred Hayes Goldie Boudinot Esther Saylor Vertice Wolfe Elizabeth Martin Helen Howard Edwin Higgins H J Robinson and H T Beatty for the coming year. Remaining vacancies will be filled by May 29 with applicants for Dover township or Chauncey village to file with Garfield Grimes, clerk.
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Dover Township
Local notice listing millfield ship clerk Chauncey village official
A terse public notice lists Millfield ship and C. E. McCafferty as clerk Chauncey village with W. E. Riley serving as Supt. in Athens. The fragment confirms roles and locations tied to municipal or shipping matters.
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Ship
Millfield
C. E. McCafferty
Clerk
Chauncey Village
W. E. Riley
Athens
Probate notices suspend accounts in Athens County
The Athens County probate court suspends final and first accounts for numerous estates and guardianships. Filings span February 14 to April 29 1920 with hearings set for 9 o'clock a.m. on the 26th day of C. 1920. Judges, administrators, guardians, and executors listed include Swiger Evans Roberts Stevens Bolin Finsterwald Cook Yaning Copeland Wakefield Lan don Brown Henry McKinney French Alderman Stewart Brooks Washburn Sanders Fulton Lash Letitia over dee Brodiski Gray Cornell Brodt and others. Final and first accounts cover diverse estates and guardianships as recorded by probate judge H. Phillips.
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Athens County
Ohio
T. L. Morgan
Eliza Stevens
Guy W. Cheadle
John Albert Bolin
John Finsterwald
Peter Finsterwald
Rae
Frank L. Bellows
Ann Eliza Cook
Charles W. Juniper
Iva Tyaning
B. A. Ellis
J. C. Copeland
Harry Wakefield, Jr
Harry Wakefield Sr
I. A. Gibbs
C. Landon
Jacob McKinney
Pearl Brown
R. W. Roach
Eva Ma French
Charles Alderman
Frank Alderman
Day Stewart
Ames A. Stewart
Jennie M. Brooks
Fay Y
KE. Bailey
Philetta Washburn
A. B. Saunders
A. N. Sanders
Eber M. Fulton
Zephaniah Fulton
W. T. Porter
Mary M. Lash
Cassius
Tippie
Letitia
Dee
Co. H. Harris
Estella Farris
Daniel A. Bardin
Francia Brobiski
J. W. Balderson
Clara Gray
Amy. Cornell
Daniel W. Cornell
Fred Juniper
Mary A. Brodt
H. T. Phillips
Target Practice Ends in Tragedy
Medina area scene when Frank Puskav aged 28 was shot and killed while target shooting with friends in the woods. One man is in custody as Sheriff Bigelow pursues the case, who suspects the death was accidental.
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Medina
Frank Puskav
Here
Bigelow
Blue Beard Charles Harvey Faces Sanity Verdict
In Los Angeles on May 10, Charles N. Harvey known as Blue Beard was to be sentenced for the death of Nina Lee Dalney. Two physicians were to testify on his sanity as the outcome of the case hinged on their ruling.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Blue Beard
Charles N. Harvey
Nina Lee Dalney
Harvey
Baltimore and Ohio Eastbound Local Train Timetable Fragments
Eastbound No 2 runs 12 53 am No 1 12 48 pm No 64 local 660 ss ioocal. Westbound No 13 46 am No 51 local. No 3 12 20 pm No 63 local 9 38 am No 11 TM m Local trains run daily including Sundays.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Cneuna
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Grosvenor
May Ave
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M. L. Trout Realty Co
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Agt
Frank Dean
West State Street
W. P. Linscott
Farrow
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Union Street
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Oxford
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Jersey
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Little Hocking
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the Plains
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Nelsonville
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O. R
Dodge Brothers
Moler Auto Sales Co
Oliver
Rardin Bros
Fred Wheaton
Wm. Wyman
Sunnyside
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Bardin Bros
J. H. Grayson Manufacturing Co
V. G. DeVore
Athens R. D
Eureka Mfg. Co
East St. Louis
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Broadwell
Moler
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P. O
Mineral
Rauch
Bean's Restaurant
Shirkey
Jacksonville
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Slingluff's Book & News
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Globe Theatre
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Mary Pickford
Teddy
Albany
Harry Hooper
Cinnanville
the Home Telephone Co
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N. Joseph
Lockhart’s
Guysville
Molor Auto Sales Co
James Rosetter
Roy Parsons
Amesville
Delta Tau Delta
F. J. Beasley Milling Co
Lancaster Street
Glouster
Ralph Lamborn
Ida M. Whitmore
Buchtel
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East State Street
Alpha Gamma Delta
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Timothy
National League
American Association
Hocking Valley Railway Co
W. W. Houston
W. D. Grubb
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Cypress Avenue
Hocking Valley Railway
The
Carpenter Hardware Co
George McManus
ALL Society
Scipio Township
E. Aizany
R. F. Reeves
Meigs County
H. E. Haning
Geo. B. Allen
Omar Ati
Uth
Mocking Valley
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