Real Estate for Rent in Union Bults by Wolfe
Real estate rental listing for QUALITY UNION BULTS area, presented by NICELY WOLFE. Available units described with basic features and contact for inquiries.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1930
Page
13
Real estate rental listing for QUALITY UNION BULTS area, presented by NICELY WOLFE. Available units described with basic features and contact for inquiries.
A list of guardianship and estate accounts filed with Judge M. Johnson. Names include Sarah A. Parker administrator for George B. Parker. Myrtle McAfee for Walter Hanning. Addis Gaville administratrix of Frances M. Tippie. Caroline Tippie administratrix. Ti. R. Phillips for William A. Evans. W. A. Huston executor for Will Huston. William Lightfritz administrator for Lewis H. Lightfritz. Albert H. Coats trustee for Albert Maywood Price. John Howard guardian of Harlin & Carpenter. Goldie Konkoskia guardian of Angie Konkenkit. Lorvinda McClain guardian of Howard McClain. Anna Kinder guardian of Norman 8. and others. Includes multiple first, second, fifth, and final accounts dated 1920–1939 and 1930s.
New York stocks show early gains as trading remains active with large blocks moving to clear weak margins. Westinghouse and Radio shares edge down while American Telephone and Telegraph and Republic Steel advance amid a broad lift in industrials and steel stocks.
The oil tanker Tamiahua ran aground six miles north of Pigeon Point as 45 crew members battled heavy seas and dense fog in a doomed effort to save the vessel. Visibility was poor for ships along the coast near San Francisco where the tanker, one of the Pacific’s largest, faced an apparently hopeless situation.
Two aviators and three coal miners pleaded guilty to charges linked to the aerial bombing of Webster County mining properties and were sentenced to prison terms totaling nine years, six months, and five days.
Grove Evans and Iva Martin are notified that Sivana, heir of J D Sivana, filed in the Court of Common Pleas of Athena County Ohio an action for partition of 101.60 acres in Carthage Township section 20 to 22 Hawke 12. They must answer by January 1 after publication or the petition allegations will be treated as true. L H Porch attorney for KH Evans.
Sealed bids due Nov 22 at 2:00 pm to Chauncey Clerk for furnishing unloading and spreading 400 tons of limestone No 4 on street in accordance with state specs. Bid must include 5 percent certified check. Clerk to receive bids by Nov 22 noon. Council may reject any bids.
Emma Coon of Portsmouth Ohio is notified that Gabriel H. Coon has filed for divorce and equitable relief on wilful absence in Case No 14660 Common Pleas Court Athens County Ohio. Hearing set on or after November 17. 136 Wood and Williams attorneys for plaintiff.
Auction notes indicate calves steady to steady with vealers around 12.60 to 16.00, medium to good cattle values near 86 to 89, fat lambs trading about 7.74 to 8.25, and beef sheen ratings applying to steers. Market activity includes several price points for vealers, calves, and lambs amid fluctuating demand.
Northbound and southbound trains to Athens listed with numbers and times. Valley lines Chesapeake and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio routes show morning and evening departures from Athens.
Ragga and creamery goods listed with current receipts and prices. Various poultry items including chickens, leghorn stock, and roosters noted with weights and categories. Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls referenced with poultry packs and sizes.
Fragmented text mentions Muscovy and various unclear references. readable segments show disjointed phrases, not a coherent event or notice. The available material lacks identifiable people, places, dates, or outcomes to form a clear news item.
The fragment lists varied values for livestock and goods, noting prices like 7.75 and 5.30, alongside scattered terms such as wedding F 190-140 and beef or ewe references. The text remains partial and uncertain about full context or places involved.
Fragmented and garbled OCR shows prices for produce items like hodgepodge of cents per pound and per dozen figures. Mentions extras, frets, ducks, fowls, and sacks with varied unit quotes. No clear dates or names, but indicates Ohio market terms and price ranges per unit.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Fittsburgh Produce with a 82 score and 88 score BIN. Mentions standards 38 percent and yearky benchery with Whites 414d. Details are unclear with many garbled terms and missing context.
Unreadable text fragment from a newspaper page contains garbled phrases and numbers making it impossible to determine a clear event or subject. No distinct people, places, or organizations are identifiable.
Market reports in Chicago show steady conditions as 9 096 cases are repriced and various items mark small adjustments. References include Arata 30 31 gate rent, ordinary n 20 34 and segment ends 18 19, with standards at 94 percent and totals around 20030.
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