Local social notes and visits across Athens area
Residents and guests visit Columbus Detroit Akron Portsmouth and Glouster. D A R chapter meets with election of officers. Child Welfare League discusses movement and summer meetings. various church and society groups hold afternoon gatherings and plans for May activities.
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Athens
Child’s Conservation League
Guy Hewitt
Morris Avenue
Robert Lewis
Lancaster Street
Grimes
Millfield
Glouster Mayoral Feud Spurs Court Action in City
In Glouster Ohio May 15 a mayoral candidate Will J Rice faced the corporation court. The next night Washington Tecumseh Taylor filed a suit against Henry Reynolds. The piece hints at lingering feuds tied to rivalries in the town’s politics and personal grudges.
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Glouster
Ohio
Will J. Rice
Corporation Court
Washington Tecumseh Taylor
Henry Reynolds
Henry
Washington
Grove Graham
Henry Shires
Ohio Collieries Company
Shires
W. P. Rice
Palos
Jackson County
Athens News Briefs Include Court, Construction, and Wrestling
A report notes a disturbance leading to a warrant bond for peace and a mayoral remark about staying on the right side of the street. Vernon Brothers win the brickwork contract for a new dance hall and skating rink. Wrestling promoter Skinner awaits a bout with Thor Olson, offering thirty minutes with a finish if Athens proves worth it.
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Washington
Squire Jones
Henry
Bond
Good Lord
Wyatt
Williams
Vernon Brothers
Athens
Hugh Gormley
Skinner
Thor Olson
Pride of
Local couple George Wagner and J Lucy Williams consult Hymen officials
George A. Wagner and J Lucy Williams of this city visit the county seat with Hymen representatives. The Messenger wishes the couple long life happiness and prosperity.
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George A. Wagner
J Lucy Williams
Hymen
Japanese Wrestler Matsuda Responds to Local Bout Comment
Matty Matsuda, the Japanese wrestler who fought EB. F. Skinner in the opera house Friday night, sent a letter to the Messenger writer yesterday. The note addresses the recent bout and adds his perspective on the match and crowd reaction.
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Matty Matsuda
EB. F. Skinner
Opera House
Wrestler Matsuda Seeks Next Championship Bout
Columbus writer M Matsuda declares plans to wrestle champion contender Mr. Skinner after receiving his belt back within a week. Matsuda claims 156 years of wrestling, cites past titles, and invites news write-ups and a potential challenge to Zybesco if booked.
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Mr. Skinner
Skinner
Cincinnati
Zybesco
M. Matsuda
East Main Street
Columbus
Ohio
Pearson's Big Carnival Returns for Week in City
The Pearson's Big Carnival stays through the week with all attractions in full swing. Special efforts will ensure the best show for attendees as management earns city confidence through steady conduct and good fellowship.
To Prevent Belching Try Slower Eating and Tablets
Advice on reducing belching by eating slowly and thoroughly chewing. If belching persists, take one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper as directed.
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Chamberlain's
Governor Cox Receives First Air Letter
Governor Cox received his first air letter sent by Allen Hawley president of the Aerial Club of America. The message traveled from New York to Washington by air yesterday and was carried to Columbus by train today.
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Columbus, O
Cox
Allen Hawley
The
Aerial Club of America
New York
Washington
Columbus
Cincinnati Market Summary May 16 Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cincinnati cattle receipts reach 2000 with slow market and shipper prices around 11.00 to 17.00 dollars. Calves bring 13.00 to 13.50. Hog receipts total 4770 with good choice packers and butchers at 17.35. Sheep receipts 550.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Market Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago market data dated May 16 shows hog receipts at 20,000 with mixed and best at 16.75 to 17.25, rough heavy 15.80 to 16.30, light 16.90 to 17.46, and pigs 14.00 to 17.60. cattle receipts 12,000 with beeven 10.26 to 17.60 and cows and heifers 7.40 to 14.75. sheep receipts 12,000 native 12.75 to 16.15, western 13.60 to 17.85, ewes 12.00 to 16.00.
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Chicago
Ill
Market Report Odd Price Shifts For Butter Eggs
Butter steady and creamery fancy 46 47 cents, choice 44 45, good 42 48. Ohio rolls 80 with 381 cents. Eggs steady in Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby firsts 34 cents per dozen in western Ohio 34, West Virginia 34, southern 38.
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Ohio
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Southern
Poultry Prices and Weights See Trading Range Shown
The list shows market quotes for live poultry with prices per pound including eyes firm firsts at 32 1-2 cents, firsts 31 1-2 cents, ordinary firsts 29 cents, seconds 28 1-2 cents, and various categories for fowls, roosters, broilers, fryers, and ducks. It gives weight classifications such as four pounds and over and under four pounds with respective prices, reflecting a snapshot of wholesale poultry pricing.
Market Closing Prices for Grains and Feeds
Toledo Ohio report lists cash corn at 1.62, oats 0.765, rye 2.95, clover 18.25, alsike 15.25, timothy 2.77 1 2, 4.47 1 2 for Sept, 4.12 1 2 for Oct, and 4.15 for Dec. Seven grain and forage futures and cash prices shown.
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Toledo
Timothy
Chicago Grain Market Report May Future Prices
Chicago market notes corn May at 1.27 3 4, July 1.41 7 8, oats May 0.764, June 0.718 4, July 0.663 4, pork May 42.00, July 42.15.
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Chicago
Ill
Chronic Constipation Advice and Chamberlain's Tablets
The piece explains constipation arises from low moisture in stool and suggests drinking water, eating raw fruit, and outdoor exercise. It warns against harsh laxatives and recommends mild remedies, noting Chamberlain's Tablets as easy to take and likely effective.
Austro German Union of Arms Set For 25 Year Treaty
In Berlin the German Chancellor Von Kuehlmann and Austrian officials Gratz Ruder and others arrive to negotiate the Union of Arms treaty. The pact covers political economic and military plans and will last twenty five years. The discussion follows a Kaiser Wilhelm Karl conference. Zurich reports the date May 16.
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Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church
Womans Home Missionary Society of the
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Cassimeres and Worsteds
Haney CO
BIG Daylight
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Body Brussels
Axminster
Wilton
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George S. Thompson
Care Daily Messenger
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Herbert Hertley
Red Green
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Marguerite Clark
M. T. Walsh
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A. Young
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Brady
Iron Ring
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John Canale
Gladys Hulette
Creighton Hale
Mrs. Slacker
United Press
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