Irregular stock moves mix gains and declines at open
New York markets showed uneven price changes with some gains for Swift & Co United Aircraft Western Union Loew s and Texas Corp while American Can Santa Fe Bethlehem Case Consolidated Gas General Electric General Motors and Nations Distillers traded lower. War tensions abroad trimmed enthusiasm though domestic trade rose and Dun Bradstreet noted September October gains in production and distribution. Federal Reserve reported a surge in excess reserves to a record 2.91 billion due to gold shipments while broker loans fell 7 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Swift & Co
United Aircraft
Western Union
Loew's
Texas Corp
American Can
Santa Fe
Bethlehem
Case
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
General Motors and
Nations
Dun & Bradstreet
Federal Reserve
Grain and Produce Prices Reported Across Markets
Toledo grain prices show No 2 red wheat 100 101 and No 2 yellow corn 84 85 with upward track premiums. Pittsburgh eggs steady on current receipts at 28 28s with higher early whites and Baltimore eggs quoted 31 32 for nearby and whites 37 38 for large size. Butter priced at 340 tubs and eggs totals around 1.432 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
New York Stock Prices Show Varied Moves
A list of stock quotes includes Adams Express Baldwin Locomotive Powell factors and Chrysler along with utility and chemical names. The figures show mixed percentages with several entries around single digits and doubles, reflecting fluctuating early trading.
Egg and butter price report from Cleveland market
The notice lists egg grades and prices for extras, firsts, and standards including white large and mixed lots, plus government price levels. Butter values show firm markets with scores and per cent ranges for various grades, while current receipts and refrigerator extras are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Butter and Egg Board
U. S
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Report for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs 2,600 head through. weights 120 to 275 pounds. Pigs packing sows steady with top 160-225 pounds at 10.80, 225-250 at 10.70, 250-300 at 10.25. lighter weights 9.50 to 10.90. Calves and cattle steady to slow. vealers 9.50-10.50, fat cows 4.80-5.50, cutters 2.50-4.00, yearlings to 9.25. Lambs and ewes sparse. lambs around 9.00, ewes 2.00-3.00.
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices Report
Hogs total 1700, 900 direct, strong to 10 higher, 160-220 lbs 11.10 to 11.26, 250 lbs 10.75, 186 lbs 11.10, 100-140 lbs 10.00-10.78, sow prices 9.50-9.75. Cattle 150, 100 direct steady, good grass steers 9.00-9.35, heifers 6.25-7.25, cows 3.00-6.25, bulls 6.50 down, calves 100, 50 direct, vealers 11.00-11.50. Sheep 800, 300 direct, lambs 9.00-9.50, throwouts 7.75 down, sheep 5.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Butler Warns League Sanctions Won't Stop War Racket
Maj. Gen. Smedley D. Butler denounces League of Nations sanctions as dangerous and says Europe could slide into war despite sanctions. He warns propaganda may mobilize American fighters, cites Ethiopia and Manchuria as examples and argues only action by powers or incidents can prevent conflict.
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Newtown Square
Smedley D. Butler
Geneva
League of Nations
League
Marine Corps
Great Britain
Italy
United States
Europe
Wilson
Ethiopia
Germany
England
Japan
Manchuria
East Africa
Western wool prices hold firm amid steady trade
Steady trading kept western grown wools at firm prices with bulk orders in the 72 to 77 cent range for combing grades. Territory wools 58s to 68s sold at 16 to 78 cents secured, while 56s and 68s figures landed in the mid to upper sixties. The treasury reported on October 16 receipts 113,006,765.85 expenditures 164,861,116.44 balance 1,647,081,022.35 with gross debt at 29,465,190,360.19 and gold assets 9,584,075,643.11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory
Washington
The
Treasury
Financial Bond Yields And Mortgage Rates Summary
The text lists various percentages and figures for bonds and mortgage notes from Federal Farm Mortgage and Home Own Loan, with bond yields around 4 to 5 percent and prices near 100. The figures include maturity ranges and price quotes such as 114.20, 104.50, 110.11, and 99.27 to 101, indicating prevailing market rates and loan instrument values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed
Ignorance blamed for nation’s woes by Fletcher
Congressman Brooks Fletcher of Marion says the nation’s economic troubles stem from ignorance in economic, financial, social and political areas. He calls for organized planning in business, finance and legislation and says relief is a permanent problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Brooks Fletcher
Marion
Fletcher
Czar of Zion Stops Oyster Sales Threatens Action
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, leader of Zion, vowed court action to ban oyster sales in Zion claiming strict taboos apply even in the A months. He asserts title to the city and industries in the church name and says he will appeal to the Supreme Court if needed. The note mentions Zion’s broad prohibitions and recent court-ordered trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion, II
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Zion
Voliva
Zion Industries, Inc
Christian Apostolic Church
Supreme Court
Notice to Bituminous Coal Producers District No 4 Meeting
Notice to all producers of bituminous coal in District No 4 under the Bituminous Coal Conservation Act of 1935. A meeting is set for October 30 at 2 PM at Hollenden Hotel Cleveland to determine district board membership and discuss related matters. Copies of General Orders and forms available from Ezra Van Worn, Deputy District Secretary, Rockefeller Building Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hollenden Hotel
Cleveland
Community Softball Nines Honored at Greens Run Fellowship
Chauncey Trimble and Greens Run men from 55 players attended a joint fellowship at Greens Run Church of Christ. The event featured devotions led by Rev. Gilbert Courtney, musical performances from each church, a social hour, and lunch afterward served by local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Trimble
Greens Run
Greens Run Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Pearl Brown
Greens Run Church
James Nye
Don Cannon
Carl Hildebrand
Taylor Ridge
Lewis Clark
Myrtle Olbers
Eileen Leake
Verna Swartz
Doris Cordray
Services Set at Chauncey Church of Christ Sunday
Bible School starts 9:30 a.m. with communion and preaching at 10:30 a.m. led by Rev. Gilbert Courtney. No evening service as the pastor will be at Trimble Church of Christ. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Trimble Church of Christ
Chauncey Woman Hurt In Crash Is Recovering
Mrs Theron Goodson of Chauncey is recovering at home on Ellis Avenue with back and side injuries after the car she rode in was struck near Courtney Hill and turned over. The Goodsons and their five Chauncey boys were returning from Athens. she was the only one injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ellis Avenue
Courtney Hill
Goodson
Divorce Petition Filed in Athens County Court
Edward J. Donahue is notified Edith Donahue filed for divorce and equitable relief in case 16299 in the Common Pleas Court of Athens County Ohio with hearing for November. Several estates and inventories are set for hearing October 28 1935 at 9 A M. Probate judges set accounts and exceptions due by October 30 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Donahue
Edith Donahue
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Wendell W. Kelley
Hiram Russell
Willard R. Baker
Lydia R. Baker
Frances L. Gettle
Sarah Ann Stevenson
Charles W. Keating
Frank M. Cochran
Alice A. Hedges
Dessie Brooks
M. Johnson
Emily D. Lummis
C. Lummis
L. A. Koons
William Mason
James D. Brown
C O. Chapman
Orlin T. McLaughlin
Charles W. Craig
Cora Craig
Edward B. Sharp
Charles C. Sharp
Marold J. Rose
Susan Bila Putnam
Will R. Cable
Lucy C. Burchfield
Elza Graham
J. Howard Johnson
Margaret L. Bryan
Elmer B. Bryan
Charles H Russell
Maude Morris
Louisa A Pinsterwald
Carl A. Pinsterwald
E. 1. Blaniey
Garnet Phillips Durfee
J. Louis Winner
George P. Winner
Nennie Mace
John Quinn
C. von Scheele
Edith Tinker
Henry B. Saylor
Lena Saylor
A. B. Wells
Claremont Hutchinson
W. E McCarty
James B. McCarty
Agnes M. Garrett
Edward William Cunningham
HM. L. Wilson
Clyde Knight
Fodder Destroyed by Fire in Athens Neighborhood
Forty shocks of fodder owned by David Neal were burned when the field near his home on Central Avenue caught fire Thursday night. Athens fire department extinguished the blaze. Fire Chief E R Laughlin labeled the cause unknown. Loss estimated at ten to fifteen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Neal
Central Avenue
Athens City Fire Department
E. R. Laughlin
Neal
Central
Curran Avenues
Burlingham Woodmen Hold Meeting and Dinner
The Burlingham Modern Woodmen met Friday October 11 and enjoyed a chicken dinner after the business session. Deputy H. B. Pickett Sr. is organizing a new camp at Harrisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlingham
H. B. Pickett
Harrisonville
Greene to Preach at M E Church Sunday Night
The Rev. Greene will fill his regular appointment at M E Church here Sunday night at T o'clock. He succeeds the Rev. J D Deeds as pastor here, the Rev Deeds having been transferred to Hamden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Greene
M. E. Church
J. D. Deeds
Deeds
Hamden
Forest Fire Protection Provides Camp Coverage and Training
Camp Morgan holds equipment for 60 men with 10 to 20 on stand by crews at Camp Athens. Workers dig trenches around an underground coal fire at New Straitsville while others train in fire fighting methods. Chief hazard is carelessness as matches and cigarettes must be fully extinguished. Timber value declines 50 to 90 percent after fires. burning fields does not boost next season’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Morgan
Camp Athens
New Straitaville
Camp Athena
Schaar
Kroger 1935 Ten-Period Sales Up Four Percent
Cumulative sales of the Kroger Grocery and Baking Company for the first ten four week periods of 1935 total 174,995,696 dollars, up four percent from 189,495,459 dollars for the same ten periods in 1934, with overall year to date gains of 6,560,243 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Ground fertilizing vegetation burned out reduces productive capacity
Aides are named who will report to Camps Athens and Morgan. Cooperators include C. S. Matheny, W Haydenville, Pete Evans, Ad Sanborn, Nelsonville R. D. 4, Charles Schultz, Mr. Smith Buckeye pipeline, Fred Surgeon, John Lovett, Walter Wolf, J. R. McGuire Union Furnace, Arthur Ingram Dorr Run, Glen Wheeler, C. B. Donahue, Roy W. Douglas of Murray City and others. Reports list multiple local participants and their home areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Athens
C. S. Matheny
Haydenville
Pete Evans
Carbon Hill
Ad Sanborn
Nelsonville R. D
Charles Schultz
Nelsonville
R. D
Mr. Smith
Buckeye Pipeline Company
Logan
Fred Surgeon
Murray City
John Lovett
Walter Wolf
J. R. McGuire
Union Furnace
Arthur Ingram
R. de
John Herrold
Dorr Run
Nelsonville R. D. 1
Bower Brothers
Glen Wheeler
C. B. Donahue
Roy W. Douglas
Cooperatars
Camp Morgan
L. W. Johnson
W. J. Berry
William Drayton
A. E. Faine
John Nixon
Tack Wheeler
John Connor
New Straitsville
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Isonville
Rpenter Pware CO
BLE CO
Weisonville, Ohio
Pomeroy
Athens
D. Simmons
Abi
Grosvenor Street
Abilene
Mr. Simlehman
Mternoon
Dixon Line
Ches
Chrysler
Columbia Gas & Elec
DBR
Fon
Helen Welshimer
Serenity
Fas
Eighth Ave
New York, N. Y
Cincinnati Produce
Cleveland Produce
Chicago
Cincinnati Livestock
Butler
Europ
Boston Wool
S. Treasury
Treasuries
Czar of
Masons
Dayton
Akron
Grand Lodge of Ohio Masons
Ezra van Worn
Rockefeller
Cocoa
Smart & Son
Mrs. Theron Good
John W. Bolin
Rev. Greene
Chauncey, Ohio
OUR Leader
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QUICK
Coty
Williams
Jose
Bayer
Caldwell
Kotex
Absorbine, Jr
Sloan's
Adlerika
Caldwell Pepsin
Phillias
Mec
Wiliam
Burma
Sc Sway
Luxor de Armands
Ise Petermans Roach
Cascara
Cascarets
Lax
Colonial Club
Jd&s
Putnam Dyes
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