Waterloo Township levy and local sidewalk ordinance notices
The notices announce a Waterloo Township election on the upcoming Tuesday in November 1928 to decide a one mill levy for Marshfield cemetery maintenance for five years and a sidewalk grade and location on East South Shannon Avenue in Athene Ohio. The texts name officials Fred J, Bu Clerk, Mayor Alex M Moore, and council members. The material also lists old vehicle sale items and a local porch rental ad.
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Cattie
Laine Wethers
Illiams
Athens
Jerseyville
Clarence McNeal
Aturshnerd
Ohio
Barrows
Coolville
Delaine
C. O. Linscott
McDouga Church
Fletcher Metcalf
Charley Woodyard
Carpenter
Ea Nash
Edson Hawk
Columbia Ave
Buick
Noah Ogdin
Fulton
W. E. Jeffers, & Son
Albany
Waterloo Township
Marshfield
Nepessary
Fred J
Shannon Avenue
Morris Avenu
Ohio Avenue
City of
Athene
We Avenue
Morris Avenue
Ohio Avenu
Ahlo Avenue
Athens City Council Approves Foster Place Improvement
The 228 foot Foster Place project from West Union Street will be graded, drained, curbed and paved with 18 feet of concrete and 24 foot sidewalks on both sides at a cost of 1400.16 dollars. Assessments are set at 3.36 per front foot and payable in cash within 30 days or in 18 installments with interest.
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West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
D City
Cotmnell
Markets show wool stabilizing amid mixed grain and cash prices
In Toledo and Boston markets traders note tentative wool stabilization with prices easing toward reasonable levels. Grain and cash figures appear volatile with No 2 wheat at around 1.086 per bushel, and spots for various cash and old new values across commodities.
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Toledo
Beriey
Dee
San Hg
Othiy
Aisi
Boston
U.P
London
Ohio
Chicago egg and butter prices from October report
Chicago price notes for October 1 record egg receipts at 7 880 cases with extra firsts at 34 to 36 cents and various grades. butter receipts show extras 40 to 46 cents, firsts 43 to 46 cents and seconds 41 to 42 1/2 cents per pound, with standard at 4.
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Chicago
U. PB
Cincinnati Produce Dealers Report Oct 8 Prices
U P Hees notes higher prices for fresh eggs with extras 40c and firsts 38c while seconds inch down 3c. Butter remains unchanged amid mixed regional markets.
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U. P. Hees
Market Receipts and Livestock Prices Summary
Receipts total 1000 with holdovers 1200 and varied prices across cattle calves and sheep. Beef cows, cutters, and heavy calves show mixed bids while lambs and ewes fetch up to 13.50 and 50.50 respectively, market described as steady.
Hog Slaughter Prices and Cattle Market Report Notes
Hog receipts 4200 head holdovers 1380. Prices steady to 35c lower with 250 to 6 lb pigs. Beef steers 14.50, heifers 9 14, cows 5.80. Pigs and sows traded around 7.50 to 10.60. Tama fat lambs at 13 and fat ewes around 3. Bulk market activity noted with market steady on Tama receipts 400 and sheep prices reported.
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Ezra Smith
Albany
Bethel Church
Knox Township
John Deer
Kimball
Diddy Woodruff
Harvey Chesser
Matt Throckmorton
Market notes on butter and firsts in October
The column lists receipts and prices for dairy items and staples during October including butter extras and first grade products. It mentions Columbus Day and notes volumes such as 9 764 cases and various price points for extras and seconds.
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Ees
Columbus Day
Columbus Produce Celery and Peaches Prices Shown
Local market listings show celery from New York crates at 2.50 per 3. An Early Ohio 20 lb sack priced at 1.60 to 1.76 per unit. Peaches Bibertas offer 50 count per bushel or unit at SU208. Be Missias.
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Rome Beauty
Stark
Winesap
Baldwin
Talpahawkins
Grimes
Columbus
New York
Columbus Stocks and Bid Listings (1900s)
The column lists various Ohio companies and stock bids including Cities Service at 71 percent, Jeffrey Mfg at 103 bid, Moores & Um at 97, Ohio Bell Tel at 100, Paragon Resin at 100, Scioto Valley Ry at 8 asked, and Beaboard at 80 asked, with multiple percentages and asks across the page.
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Columbus
Sinery
Gordon Rer
Jaeger Macha
Jeffrey Mfg. Pte
Moores & Um
Ohio Bell Tel
Scioto Val. Ry
Will Display Apples At Nelsonville Fair
Apple displays come from the New York Coal Company in the agricultural tent at Nelsonville Home Coming. A Southeastern Ohio Test Farm display showcases apples. 4-H Club exhibits include Happy Hollow Clothing Club items and 4-H posters. Judges are KE B. Tussing and E. R. Wallace. Miss Louise Eckel will judge pies and cakes in the women's display.
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New York Coal Company
Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio
T. H. Johnson
Happy Hollow
KE. B. Tussing
Canal Winchester
E. R. Wallace
Ohio University
Louise Eckel
Home Economics
Jaworski Held for Policeman Murder May Be Sent to Pa
Paul Jaworski the Pittsburgh and Detroit gunman now held in Cleveland for the murder of a policeman may be moved to Pennsylvania where a death sentence is pending against him, County Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton announced.
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Cleveland
Paul Jaworski
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Pennsylvania
Edward C. Stanton
Raid on Radical Textile Committee Sparks New Bedford Arrests
In New Bedford on October 9 thirteen people were arrested as 356 police raided the South End headquarters of the Radical Textile Committee. Arrested were 16 women found at the quarters building and at the committee's soup kitchen across the street after the textile strike threatened a police clash.
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New Bedford
Maas
URP
Radical Textile Committee
Bford
A Tile Mills Committee
Secret football practices at Iowa camp report
Secret practice sessions were started at the University of Iowa football camp. Backfield players Thomas, Pape, Schmidt, and Hagerty did not wear uniforms yesterday due to minor injuries.
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Iowa City
Tau
University of Iowa
Thomas
Pape
Schmidt
Hagerty
Zuppke Seeks Power in Illinois Backfield
Champaign Oct 9 Coach Robert Zuppke is dissatisfied with practice and is sifting reserves to find a young back able to add power to the first string eleven.
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Champaign
Robert Zuppke
Army to Use Second Stringers Against Providence
West Point Oct 90 percent indications today were that second string men would be used by the Army against Providence as the cadet first stringers are being groomed for Yale and Harvard to be met in successive Saturdays October 20 and 27.
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West Point
N. Y
Providence
Yale
Harvard Practice Recap Shows Gilligan French in Action
Harvard regulars worked through a passing drill with Tommy Gilligan at quarterback and Art French handling shooting duties. Gordon Douglass was the only player missing from Monday practice in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
U.P
Tommy Gilligan
Art French
Gordon Douglass
Ring End
Stagg Men Show Confidence Ahead of Iowa Game
Chicago University Maroons coach Amos Alonzo Stagg reports growing confidence in practice for the upcoming Iowa game after a season image of weakness. The team ramps up preparation this week for Saturday’s contest.
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Staggmen
Chicago
U.P
Stagg
Chicago University
Maroons
Iowa
Governor Commutes Life Prisoner in Cincinnati
Ohio Governor Donahey commuted the sentence of Julius Leake of Cincinnati to expire October 15. Leake, in prison seven years, was serving a life term for second degree murder. Clemency came on the recommendation of Trial Judge F. L. Hoffman. Leake was among five men convicted in the Mathias Schuler murder during a hijacking holdup.
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Columbus
Donahey
Julius Leake
Cinccinnati
Leake
F. L. Hoffman
Leak
Mathias Schuler
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Trimtober
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Mullfield
Lillian Jeanette Harding
Bete
GARD
A. W. Russell
Famil
Puneral
New Hears
Wood Inn
Washington St
C. C. Corbis
Kimberlil & Gas Pen
Messenger Ridg
Morrison Brown Hill
Messenger
Hesper Yearling
M. Baughman
Standard Oil
Amesville
Cone
State
Parrell
Perry D. Cullum
Slingruff
Essenger
Pauline Rockhold
Lindx Mall
Pontiac
Algeo Motor Sales
Dial
Athens Junk Co
Chevrolet
MOON
McFarland
Chrysler
Plymouth
C. R. Feather
OLDS
Athens Implement CO
Ford Touring
Maier
Bales
Aemonaira Bougom
FORD
DODGE
Overland
McCune Motor Car
THE
Athens Lumber CO
Floyd
Guthrie's
Por
Robinson Brothers
the Valley Produce Co
E. H. Woodyard
Delaine Wethers
J. M. McDaniel
McKinstry Produce Co
Warren
Asoliie
Athens Live Stock CO
Guysville
N. E
Mills
Gaul Brothers
Guyevile
G. G. Gaul
Moore Ave
St Parker's Garage
Lee
W. Webb
West Union
Automotive 1
Bardin Brothers
Athens Paint Supply
Winchester
IT. Wheaton Hardware CO
Carpenter Hardware Co
Sauge Pan
Mael An Aim Lange
Kerr Hardware Co
E. R. Nelson
Lancaster
Rt House
N. McKinley Ave
Stewart ST
State ST. E
N. High Street
Miller & Williams Realtyompany
Hudson Ave
Red Heavener
Sugar Creek
Riverside Street
Hull Foscer Jr
Mechanicsburg
Buck É Burk
Pomeroy
Pr Dry Cleaners
Ecc
Pomeroy Cement Block Co
Isin
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Logan
Clinton Webb
Mickle & Burdette
Wreck Car Service
Braddock
Red Star
Loca Logan
Main Street
Legion
Uco'*y Talabes Agency
Legion Bs
Bob
Chvrolet
Nel
Essex
Hudson
Studebaker
Stratton
Hudson-Essex Cars
Millfield Electric
Armature
Chauncey
Speedy Auto Laundry
Crippen's
TURE
Hocking Valley Mine Supply CO
G H. Marten
Farley
Valetor
Acme Dry Cleaners
C. F._White
C. Herb Wilson
Mill Street
Asul
B. Wilson
W. Washington
Frank R. Murphy
General Insurance Service
Wight
W. R. Cable
Rex
Eile Davis
Hocking
Sunday Creek
H. GC
Linscott
Garietta Paints
Hebbard
W. H. Brooks
Vernie Bobo
Wm. Collins
Home Fuel Co
Dial Athens
W. Va
Pocahontas
Eurekaan Co
R. G. Hopkins
Red Wing
Dial Yard
Kenneth Sams
Circle Hil
Lewis Farm
Majestic Coal Co
Baley Run
Berton Athens
Millfield
Hauncey
Gabriel Price
Rage &1
Morris Ave
AE Whaley
Orchar Aley Howard
Trimbie
R. DA
Ciy
van Meter & Barstow
Person Reality Co
Ridenour
Parm
Aderwald
Corshocton
Bias Athens
Sipens
Schloss
St Franklin Ave
Schloss, Jr
Nelsonville Buick CO
Good Street
Landis
Ion
Frank
Barber Auto Sales
Court Street
Pillsbury's
Higgins & Son
Cameron Bros
J. R. Wace
Carpenter's
Alfred Richardson
Athens Trucking Co
J. A Wiseman
Mgr
Herbert Kelley
Ankin
BE. Baughman
Murphy's
Parker House
Murphy's Bakery
White's Mill
Herrold Place
Maline Young
Nel_sonville
Rome
Jone
Malone
Ben Tipple
Graybar Ironer
VOSS
Manning Bowman
Majestic Waffle Irons
Southern Ohio Electric CO
Allen
Ohlinger and Wolfe
Melp
GREE
Rm Beauty Galvare Beiter Beauty Shops
Athens Furniture Exchange
M. L. Trout
Dallan& Dalton
Grosvenor St
A. m
Finsterwald Undertaking CO
Rutland
R. Pomeroy
W. A Compton
O. D
Goesler
W. S._ ELLIS
Cable Hardware CO
LOWY
Councitsont
Co. H. Harris
Alex M. Moore
Model Home Bakery
Gibson Brothers
Nelsonville A
Otis
Peter Holts
Act
Wisne
M. E. Henshaw
Law Phobie
Freed-Eisman
Parker Brothers
Orton A
L. Eg
Beste
Motel 2
Tey Balding
Middleport
Middleport Jubcanizing Co
Farr Iron Co
Durant
Smith-Phillips Motor Sales
Rai Tw
Boatman’'s
Wemsley
Myers Street
Myers St
Nelson
Central Ohio Transit Company
rSerty
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Jacob Searls
Morgantown
West Virginia
Julia Searls
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Vulie Re
Washington Street
Oliver Glaspy
Ohio Board OF Clemency
Chaplin
Ohio Pentitentiary i
D. J. Bonzo
Curtis
Cincinnati Produce
Pittsburgh Livestock
Cincinnati Livestock
Nelsonville Fair
Luppke
ARMY
Northbo
Dauiy
Gundan
Sig Hes
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