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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1930
Page
9
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Classified rental notices list a furnished or unfurnished apartment on the second floor with four rooms and bath at Rauch's Bakery contact 924. An apartment for students or couples on Highland Ave seeks tenants. A six room house with utilities is offered for reasonable rent at 23933. Avon Place offers a new five room house with water and electricity at 16 monthly. Additional ads mention well kept four room units and a five room house in excellent condition with modern equipment and dial numbers 25872 and others.
Classified ad listing autos for sale and auto services in Nelsonville and Oakland. Includes 1937 sedan overhaul offer, radiator and heater work, and contact details for Fred Beasley and Jim Hall. Also mentions hardware store and stove prices, vault cleaning, radios, and livestock ad copy.
An advertisement notes a sale of first quality Allen hosiery beginning Thursday October 1 and ending Monday October 70, outlining timing but with OCR errors in date 70. The fragment indicates a promotional event with operating dates.
M. Mouret, titled France's Andrew Mellon, has been appointed governor general of the Bank of France, marking his rise to financial director in the country.
Sidney Franklin of Brooklyn arrives in New York after two years fighting bulls in Spain. He says he plans to sign bullfighting contracts in Central and South America soon but will not perform in the United States.
Mira. Margaret Morgan, 73, died at her Murray City home. Funeral services will be held at St. Phillips-Neri Catholic Church at 9 oclock Thursday morning with burial in Logan cemetery. She is survived by three sons and two daughters. Her husband was the late William Morgan.
New York markets end the week with broad declines across all major indices. Industrials tumble to levels not seen since 1928 as investors pull back amid widespread selling and concerns over stock supply.
Liquidation pressures easing lifted bond markets with a rally in South American issues. The Dew, Jo and Company index fell less than a point for the week while utilities and industrials remained heavy. Warner Brothers Convertible 8s led the move higher in the amusement division.
New York trading opened with cursory gains failing to hold as many issues slid to their lowest levels this year. Oil stocks led the decline while investment trusts absorbed heavy selling after last week’s shocks. utilities and rails weakened with buyers flocking to bonds. general market activity showed pronounced weakness across sectors.
Percy H. Goodwin of San Diego Dallas is named president of the National Association of Insurance Agents. He won at the 5th annual convention in Dallas Texas attended by 2000 delegates.
The Department of Agriculture notes a small trade in wool this week with prices generally lower. Domestic wools show weaker fleece but higher grades remain steady. Australian markets see modest declines while Boston trade shows cautious, moderate tolerance for price shifts as buyers respond to market signals.
The Cleveland livestock summary notes hog inventories around 900 with no holdovers and varied weights from 166 to 240 pounds. Cattle prices show higher fat cow and steer demand, with good to choice offerings near 78 to 80 for veal and related cuts, while fat week shows downward movement on some belly and ewe listings. The report reflects a cautious week with fluctuating prices and active trading in medium weight cattle and fat cows.
Stream of market notes shows cattle receipts including calves and sheep, with steers also listed. Trade activity appears steady as buyers and sellers record bids and prices across livestock categories.
Holdover cattle price at 16.50 with improved bids around 338 on steady to strong demand. Cattle total 923 with calves 24. Sheep and other categories shown as nominal.
Market notes show calves receipts at 60 head and calves steady. Lamb market unchanged at about 4.00 to 4.50 per pound for good fat lambs.
Fragmented OCR note lists prices for butter and poultry with potato onion items and a 66 pound sack offer. Mentions Green Mountain brand and a 40 cent per unit price, with unclear east ards or dates.
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