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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1923
Page
9
Pind ings totaling $1,297.44 against Mayor A. W. Ferren and $1,128.40 against Chief of Police W. Warner are included in the East Palestine city financial report submitted to State Auditor Tracy by state examiner H. D. Defenbacher.
A garbled OCR excerpt shows a long string of company and railroad names such as American Car & Foundry, Baldwin Locomotive, Northern Pacific, Union Pacific, Texas Company, Westinghouse, Reading, and more. The text appears as partial brand listings with scattered punctuation and misspellings.
Trading figures show butter and eggs with varied receipts in Chicago and Cleveland on October 10. Butter ranges 41 2 to 51 1 2 cents with firsts around 44 1 2 cents. eggs steady around 42 cents fresh Ohio firsts 38 cents. Poultry prices list fowls 27 cents and springers 25 cents in Cleveland.
New York wool prices show varied fleece types with domestic and territory values. Pittsburg market reports steady or higher cannery cattle and hog receipts with price ranges for steers cows heifers calves hogs and lambs across the day.
Chicago livestock market reports receipts for hogs 27000 cattle 16000 and sheep 24900 with prices varying by weight and quality. Hogs steady to lower with tops around 8.00. cattle range from veal and beef steers near 11.50 to 4.00 for cows. sheep and lambs show 12.50 to 13.75 for lambs and 7.00 to 12.00 for yearlings and ewes.
Train timetables show multiple daily departures from Athens for various lines including Worthboura B and Southboura with morning, afternoon, and evening slots. Locks and daily trains reference Northbdonnad and Southbound routes, with arrivals to Athens at specified times.
Lady Winifred Pennoyer is likely the only titled woman connected to the U S embassy as the wife of the attaché in Kin. Her son holds the present Farm of Shrewsbury.
The Interstate Commerce Commission modified the order restricting railroads from giving special favors in distributing privately owned cars and railroad fuel cars to coal mines. The measure now becomes effective December 1 instead of November 1.
Senator James Connzens Republican of Michigan returns from Europe aboard the liner Majestic. He says American policy toward Europe should be one of sympathetic interest and urges the U S to form opinions on European problems and express them with courage. Europe deserves this stance as well as sympathy.
Berlin reports Communist charges of disloyalty against Slugo Stinnes were answered by an official explanation of his trip to Dusseldorf to discuss Ruhr affairs with General DeGoutte, commander of the French army. It states the Stresemann cabinet did not oppose the visit and that Stinnes did not meet Chancellor Stresemann before departing.
In New York on October 10 many fans traveled long distances for the annual classic. Robert F Murphy journeyed 10,000 miles from Manila to attend. Eugene McCullough came from Los Angeles and stood near the front of the line outside the gates.
New York reports say despite no indictment, Westchester county grand jury continues probe into the death of Mrs Gertrude Gorman Webb whose $2,900,000 estate will be the center of a fierce legal dispute.
Union church members announce a home coming on Sunday October 21 with morning Sunday school a basket dinner at noon and an afternoon program. Reverend Daniel McGurk pastor of the First M E Church Athens will headline the afternoon event with special music enhancing the all day meeting.
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