Market News and Livestock Prices Across Major Departments
Chicago cattle and hog bids show fed steers at 7 to 8.25 with packers active. cow and cutter classes mixed. Sheep and lamb markets firm with fat lambs $12.76 to $15.25, vealers around $11.00, and feeder movement steady. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh reports mirror a strong demand and steady to higher prices for primal cuts.
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Conmaon
Conmon
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Ning Ben Left Her 43 Years Ago Says Former Wife
Mrs Purnell Evans in Portsmouth testifies Ben Purnell deserted her forty-three years ago and began courting a Kentucky woman known as Queen Mary Mary Stalard or Salyers. She recalls his early marriage to her and says she divorced him after he eloped with his employer’s daughter in Enterprise Kentucky.
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Ning
Ben
Portsmouth
United Press
Ben Purnell
Jme
Purnell Evans
Purnell
Mary Stalard
Kentucky
Salyers
Enterprise
Judith Martin and Eric Waters Face Unraveling Feud
In Pendleton University’s campus drama, instructor Judith Martin navigates a clash between student radicals led by Eric Waters and conservative authorities led by Dean Brown and Astronomy professor Dr. Dorn. Myra Aldrich supports Eric while Kitty Shea’s death sparks police intrigue as Judith suspects a broader conspiracy.
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Judith Martin
Pendleton University
Eric Waters
Timothy Brown
Peter Dorn
Dorn
Jean
Myra Aldrich
Judith
Eric
Kitty” Shea
Dean Brown
Bill
Shea
Idean
Avon
Brown
Junten
Myra
Dr. Dorn
Hog Auction Report Shows Mixed U.S. Prices
Chicago hog receipts reach 1800 with soft hogs excluded. Market active 15 to 25 cents higher with top at 11.80. Bulk buys range from 11.25 to 11.75 for various weights and quality, including heavyweight and light hogs, plus packing sows.
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Chivauu
Used Cars and Local Trades Advertised in Millfield Ohio
Local listings show Ford touring cars from 150 dollars and a sport roadster at 95 dollars. Also advertised are auto repair shops Fred R Gen Auto Repar ing and Millfield Garage. Additional items include roofing shingles and miscellaneous furniture, with notices of probate actions and a community welfare association meeting in Athens Ohio.
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Community Welfare Association, of
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
M. Johnson
W. B. Lawrence
Produce Prices Steady as Michigan Round Whites Led
Luce Cleveland November 19 reports potato markets with Michigan round whites at 400 17. All other varieties unchanged.
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Luce Cleveland
Michigan
New York Butter Market Reports Mixed Cream Prices
The New York butter market shows firmer creamery extras with several labeled prices including special market blue 52e and firmer receipts 514c. Nearby whites at 78e, mixed whites near 78e, and fresh firsts amare Paci sand selling around 47e with browns at 70c.
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New York
Faonyes
Sattle rece and creamery prices listed
A fragmented listing shows prices for butter and creamery goods with various grades and units such as firsts seconds and extras. miscellaneous receipts and ordinary items are noted with cents per unit.
Wool Prices Hold Steady in Boston as Trade Dims
Wool prices remain unchanged with fair business in Boston. Fine territory wool sells from 1.12 to 1.14 per pound while some half bloods bring 1.00. Toledo market reports close on wheat at 1.36 to 1.87 and corn noo2 rates with rye oats barley and fodder prices listed alongside cash and future clover timothy and alskie values.
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Boston
Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
Snow forecast for Ohio and Atlantic coast states tonight
Weather bureau predicts snow flurries for Ohio and the Atlantic coast tonight into Saturday. Legal notices from Athens County reference estate actions and a partition sale set for November at 1 PM with Sheriff’s sale of property in Albany Village, Athens County.
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Washington
Ohio
Atlantic Coast
Weather Bureau
Elizabeth Kern
Orpha B. Merrold
Athens County
Common Pleas
William Irwin
Athens
Albany
County of
State of
Fin Imompson
Common Court
Toe
Sheroena County
J. M. Cady
Wood & Williams
Legal Notice of Action in Athens County Court
George S. Parker filed suit in the Common Pleas Court of Athens County against Mmerson Copeland seeking forty dollars interest at eight percent from December 3, 19, and costs plus attachment of real estate. Copeland must answer by December 1st. attorney is Keenan, 10 20 06.
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Athensounty
Ohio
Waceanter
William A. Ruston
William. Ruston
Nora B. Goodin
Nathan C. Radcliff
Bank of Athens
Peter D. McLaughlin
Bertha
Anrabam
William Smith
Marvin Linscott
George France
Edwin Dean
Amiens National Bank
Fred L. Alderman
Wiliam Dickson
Albert Hanford Dickson
Charles G. O'Bleness
Harry C. O' Bleness
Velme Morris
Henry EK. Saylor
Erma Saylor
Harl Kincade
Mabel Buck
Is. K. Parker
George Schoonover
The
Bank of Athens, N. BE. A
Lois Maxine Brown
Tru
Athens Nations Bank
Sarahy Ann McBee
Irs
Robert J. Woodworth
Mrank
J. Moore
Ida Manefield
Aliee Manafield
Roger J. Jones
Minis
J. Nico
S. M. Johnson
NOTIC
Mmerson Copeland
George S. Parker
Conmion Fleas Court
Athens County
Coats
Lila Real Estate
Ieee Kmimett Keenan
Parker
U S Mexican Relations Strained Editorial Raises Tension
An angry Excelsior editorial on U S Mexican relations with Nicaragua sparks observers to suggest semi official status or a potential severance of diplomatic ties. No official statements confirm Mexican aid to Nicaragua rebels beyond Foreign Minister Saenz denials.
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Sxico City
Excelsior
United States
Nicaragua
Mexico
Liberal Revolutionary Party
Saenz
Gangsters Bomb Mayor Adams Home in West City Illinois
In West City Franklin county Illinois a gang in a car threw bombs at Mayor Joe Adams home injuring no one though residents were in danger. Last week three cars fired machine guns into nearby houses but caused no injuries.
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West Fankfort
Ill
Franklin County
Joe Adams
West City
Gus Adams
Adams
State adopts No Child in Ohio Die of Diphtheria slogan
Ohio will conduct Schick tests statewide to prevent diphtheria deaths. Athens children will be tested with supervisor Viola Fell noting 20 000 deaths in a year mostly children and urging mothers to have their children Schick tested and immunized if susceptible. The testing, begun in schools last year, will continue with exact dates announced later.
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Ohio
Schick
Athens
Viola M. Fell
Miss Iell
Flat Feet Cause Aches Keep Feet Strong With Exercise
Editor notes this is part of a posture series. Flat feet stem from muscular weakness affecting the body’s alignment. Ill fitting and high heeled shoes worsen arches. Ohio university findings show 26.2 percent of women and 20.7 percent of men had weak or flat feet. Cure rests on proper exercise and keeping feet in a natural position while standing and walking.
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Ohio University
Miss Christy Dies at Barracks Home
Rose Christy sister of Howard Chandler Christy, noted New York artist, dies at the Christy home The Barracks from apoplexy.
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Christy
Zanesville
Rose Christy
Howard Chandler ‘Christy
New York
Barracks
Three Men Fined for Out of Season Fur Trapping
Albert apis Ben Barnhart and C G tter of Carthage township plus State Game Warden B F Le Fever found fur caught out of season in three sites. Each man pleaded guilty in Magistrate Pearl Helwig's court and was fined 25 dollars plus costs before being released.
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Albert Apis Ben Barnhart
C. G.tter
Carthage Township
Pearl Helwig
B. F. le Fever
Relatives of Coopers Die in Sudden Tragedies
Two relatives of the L M Cooper family on 76 North Congress Street died suddenly. Hershel McCarty 19 of Columbus Ohio was killed on his first hunting trip. Gloria Holliday 18 Rutland died likely of heart failure after a tonsil operation earlier in September. Funeral details were announced for both. Mrs O W Wilcox is a sister of Mrs W D Holliday.
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L. M. Cooper
North
Congress Street
Mr. Cooper
Hershel McCarty
Columbus
Ohio State University
George McCarty
Cooper
Gloria Holliday
W. D. Holliday
Rutland
Miss Holliday
Old Dexter Church
O. W. Wilcox
North Congress Street
J. M. Cooper
W.D. Holliday
Border Is Chosen Class President
Chester Border was elected president of the junior class at Athens High School in the junior rooms Wednesday afternoon. Ross Sams was chosen vice president and Foster Cornwell secretary and treasurer. Border was a member of the Athens High School football team this season.
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Chester Border
Athens High School
Ross Sams
Fester Cornwell
Border
Athens
Plead Not Guilty to Liquor Charge
Robert Kilgore and William Gabriel of Athens pled not guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor at arraignment before Magistrate Pearl Helwig. Trial set for Friday November 26 at 2 pm, each released on $300 bond. Sheriff McKinley found two pint bottles at Kilgore's East Mulberry Street store after a call from Mrs. Kilgore.
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Robert Kilgore
William Gabriel
Athens
Pearl Helwig
P. H. McKinley
Kilgore
East Mulberry Street
Teacher deplores college stupidity in Nebraska forum
Professor John Rice of the University of Nebraska criticized the college sorority and fraternity system at a forum in Lincoln. He denounced the so called loyal alumni as largely older students who never grew up and whose minds had ossified since their sophomore years.
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Lincoln, Neb
John Rice
University of Nebraska
The
World Forum
Navy seaplanes PN-10 depart Philadelphia for Hampton Roads
The giant PN-10 navy seaplanes numbers 1 and 2 launched from the Philadelphia Navy Yard at 7:15 AM for Hampton Roads as the first leg of their flight to Panama. They fly under the command of Commander H. T. Barflett.
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Panama
Philadelphia
Navy
U.P
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Rail Time Card N Y C Trains Schedule
Daily trains depart and arrive at Athens with northbound and southbound services. No. 1 leaves at 7 01 am No. 5 departs Athens 2 38 pm No. 2 leaves Athens 12 26 pm No. 6 leaves Athens 5 35 pm No. 31 leaves Athens 6 45 am No. 33 leaves Athena 12 10 pm No. 30 arrives Athens 11 08 am No. 34 arrives Athens 4 32 pm Westbound No. 21 departs 4 am No. 3 14 pm No. 11 10 14 pm No. 22 2 46 am
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Athens
Roening Valley
Athena
Dale
Kritet Rive Oe
Baltimore
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Eric explains that Mrs. Brown lied to defend him after his arrest and likely saved him from jail. Judith wrestles with the moral implications while Eric minimizes the sacrifice, promising to clear the matter to protect the dean's wife and to repay the debt through eventual exoneration. Judith and Eric ponder social judgments and gratitude in a tense, intimate moment.
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Eric
Tobacco Garlic
Shea
Jude
Stolen Food Fatal Blight Hits Chicago Hospital
Samuel Pavitt stole meat from a hospital canteen and choked to death,Authorities report the incident as a fatal outcome linked to theft of food in Chicago.
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Chicago
Samuel Pavitt
Ike Imate
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