Corn Silage Is Good Feeding for Lamb Fattening
Corn silage is highlighted as a valuable roughage for fattening lambs with a ton equaling 600 to 1000 pounds of legumes. It notes corn silage rich in grain may be worth half as much per ton as high protein hays and recommends daily alfalfa, clover, or soy bean hay plus a small supplement. It cautions using coarsely ground corn and cob meal to prevent overeating and reduce lamb losses on Corn Belt farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kng
Inuiana
Eleanor France Aims for Presidential Timbers in Local Satire
The piece profiles Eleanor France of Millview Place Athens R F D No 4 born December 15 1817 near Amesville a Messenger carrier in Eastwood Addition and sonny ambitions. It notes her school attendance at Athens Junior High School English favorite subject and dislike of lary while she enjoys hockey Knute Borgne Greta Garbo and movie-star pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flesnor Marie France
Democratic Party
Eleanor Marie
United States
Eleanor
Charles N
Nelle M. France
Millview ‘Place
Athens
R. F
Amesville
Eastwood
Peter Carsey
Glen Robinson
Knute Borkne
Greta Garbo
Hammer and Saw Are Kept Busy in And Near Athens
Addison Wilson of Mechanicsburg has a new partition placed in his residence and Paul Foster on West Union Street has new window frames installed. Clyde Metcalf of Richland Avenue has his house raised with a new foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart-Warner
Athens
Addison Wilson
Mechanicsburg
Paul Foster
West Union Street
Clyde Metcalf
Richland Avenue
Hit the Target Hit the Target Classified Ads Insight
Classified ads guide thrift shoppers and sellers by saving time and money. The ad section promotes practical guidance for finding bargains and reaching buyers efficiently, highlighting years of usefulness and trusted results.
National Credit Corporation Explained by Trust Company
A Guaranty Trust Company of New York review describes the National Credit Corporation as a vehicle to pool surplus funds of smaller banks to support sound assets amid slumping prices. It notes the plan hinges on voluntary participation, collateral standards, and central and local bank coordination to ease distress and spur prosperity in a fragile banking system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fata Gowry
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Hosvera
Laval
France
Ben Credit
Man Uhele
Bani
Iending
Banas
National Credit Corporation
Banky
St Sary
Uiedom Rithahieh Ib
Confusing Movements Seen on Bond Market
Confusing movements appeared in the bond market with mixed results across issues. Rail bonds were volatile while government and industrial bonds showed varied activity as traders digested policy signals and earnings comments.
New York Stocks and Corporations Listed in Silent Ledger
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous company names across sectors like rail, fuel, groceries, and motors. Entries include Am Gen, AT & T, Kroger, Loews Theaters, General Electric, U.S. Steel, and Studebaker amid scattered pricing hints and partial ticker fragments. The jumble preserves strong entities such as Am Gen, AT & T, Kroger, General Electric, and U.S. Steel among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvester
Kroger Gale
Loews Theaters
Unclear food market data with scattered records and prices
Fragmented OCR style entry lists items from produce markets such as potatoes creamery butter and poultry with various prices, quantities, and receipts. The text mixes numbers, vendor names, and locations in a chaotic ledger-like format without coherent narrative.
Livestock and Grain Markets Report From Chicago and Boston
The brief market note covers livestock prices in Pittsburgh and Cincinnati with calves sheep and hog values, plus grain trends in Chicago with corn wheat and oats, and Boston wool activity. It notes mixed movements, higher wheat and corn modest gains, and a generally firm wool market with bids and prices fluctuating.
Market Comment: Knapp Dethlenem Stall Row and Dividends
Market observers note earnings weakness and debt concerns pressuring dividends for the September period. Analysts question whether common or preferred distributions will be favored as several firms report quarterly results, with Chile Copper and United States figures cited among others. The report highlights open‑heart furnace activity and capacity at Youngstown district plants, while dividend declarations surface across several sectors and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp Dethlenem Stall Row
Jonts & Sons
Rechionem Steel Sll
Giard
Banena Ie
Dow
Ifoncs
Reayan
Gabe
la Po
Huey
Len Ray Sum
Marten
Beptanaber
Qualte Fis
Croniia
Fe jMii Us
Patama
Aipmman
Chile
Renny Hanig
Fiere
Youngstean
Republia
ASB Roward
Ouenes
Aucmits
PEPYS
Fador
Local social notes from Langsville and nearby areas
Langsville and surrounding towns feature visits and calls with residents including Ernest Lanrance and wife, J K Smith and wife, Amy Lowery returning from Eureka, and Mrs Bart Darat and Mrs Jessie Lyle King with Mr Morrison. Several others visit relatives, travel to Akron, or harvest apples while family ties and weekend gatherings are noted across Pomeroy Eureka Huntington Parkeraburg and Aurora areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lanrance
Pomeroy
J. K. Smith
Wils
Airs Mills
Middleport
J. M. Fichens
Amy Lowery
F. M. Lanthorn
Eureka
Bart Darat
Jessie Lyle King
Mr. Morrison
Columbus
W. 3. Wright
Cora D. Webb
Earl Reed
Alice Hooper
Huntington
W. Va
J. W. Miller
Mont Entsminger
Aurora
W. E Wright and Son
W.va
Ethel Miller
Elizabeth Ward
J. B Piper
Mra
Heyward Harman
Vinton
Arnold Knotts and Sons
Cline and
Marvin
Parkeraburg
Alice
Ethel
Mabel Miller
von Miller
Burr Oak Meeting Draws Busy Audience
An all-day meeting at Spencer Ridge drew a large crowd and another session is planned for next Sunday. The report notes visits from Mr and Mrs forest Dennis and son Glen of Himic k, Mrs Eva Ivers, Sirs. Dent Post and two sons of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Frank Chappelcar of East Branch, Vous Kincade and family of Crooks ville, Jim Dew and family, Mise Lydia Dew of Corning, and Jessa Dougan of Hemlock visiting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Ridge
Forest Dennis
Glen
Himic§k
Dennis
Eva Ivers
Dent Post
Columbus
Frank Chappelcar
East Branch
Vous Kincade
Crooksville
Jim Dew
Mise Lydia Dew
Corning
Mose van Horn
Wild Cat Creek
Jessa Dougan
Hemlock
Faye Ivers
Halloween Masked Party Follows School Meeting
Local news notes visitors and attendances at funerals and gatherings. Shade Mary Hing and her little son visited Mrs. Libbie Burson. Dana Van Nest funeral attended by Addison Creamer and families, Perry Smiths, Ziggatoos, Bosworths, Williamses, and others. Halloween masquerade after Parent-Teacher meeting. P T A meeting approved monthly evenings with about 25 dollars in treasury for school needs. High School honors listed with top grads. School calendar includes no class Oct 30 for SE.O. T. A. meeting at Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hing
Litle
Libbie Burson
Dana van Nest
Burlingham
Addison Creamer
Bob Perry
Peerl Smith
J. Smith
Perry Smith
Sylvia Zaggaroos
Everett Bosworth
Leonard Williams
Alex Root
Florence Colburn
Hiness
Se.o. T. A
Athens
Roberta Swindle
John van Meter
Mable Mac Frank
Charles Jeffers
Maurita Lee
Helen Burson
Eva Rogers
Herbert Lowther
Paul Roush
Jack Hamer
Wilbur Williams
Albany Nuptials in Baptist Church Ushered by Wiggin Family
The Albany Baptist Church witnessed the marriage of Alias Gertruds Wiggin to Dr. Claude Smith with Rev. G H Wiggin presiding. The ceremony featured vocal solos, wedding marches, and a satin gown with orange blossom bouquet. A 35-person reception followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Baptist Church
Gertruds Wiggin
Hes
G. H. Wiggin
Claude & Smith
Emma Smith
Amelia
G. KH. Wiggin
Ruth Wiggin
Arthur O. Wiggin
Zanesvile
Ladies Aid Society
M '. Church
O. D. Dalley
A. D Cline
P. D. Morse
M. E. Church
Edward Bennett
Miami
Florida
E H. Lasch
Alexander Presty Terian Church
Raymond Webb
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Improvement In Sentiment Is New Seen In 1931
The Guaranty Trust Bank of New York reports September activity still lagging with a new low index of 624, but signs of stability emerge. Optimism grows on industrial trends, National Credit Corporation, and firmer markets, hinting at a possible upturn in late 1931 despite expected readjustments and a shaping recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaranty Trust Bank of
New York
National Credit Corporation
Trading Dall on Curb During the Last Week
New York traders faced irregular curb stock moves as demand faded for principal tools while public utilities led activity. Bands and shares saw limited gains. petroleum stocks drew attention on announcements. major rail and steel issues appeared quiet amid uncertain market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J Dai
Hensiner
Share
Ealing
Pennsyvania
Lard Motor Company
Stock Market Moves To New High Ground
New York investors cautiously joined a market rising to fresh highs amid World War II era uncertainty. Traders awaited the Interstate Commerce Commission decision and a rail freight rate plea while optimism about a bottoming economy grew despite declining car loadings and rising failures. Commodity prices firmed, led by wheat, with automaker output showing limited gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rorne Quutera
Bright Spots Of Business Bright Spots Of Business
CAIFD PRESS NEW YORK reports mixed 1920 and 1930 period results for firms in utilities, manufacturing and labor. Gains shown at Gan Electric and Teleaktosrand Co contrast with declines elsewhere, while Queens-Tlnals plant to reopen Nov 2 and Reliance Manufacturing shows improved monthly figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAIFD
New York
Gan & Electric Sretem
Chivaler Garp
Teleaktosrand Co
Lin Pa
Qwena-Tltnals Close Co
Chicaggy Reliance Manufacturing Co
Birthday Pupils Celebrate At Central School
Three birthday children are pupils at Central School with two in the seventh grade. Frederick Charles Kittle and Dorothy Walker are listed, along with Tatty Daugherty in the fourth grade. Howard Hanon in the fourth grade represents Hast Sita School in the district birthdays. There is only one birthday child per day, James Clark in the seventh grade at Central Behoat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childen
Central School
Seth
Frederick Charles Kittle
Dorothy Walker
Tatty Daugherty
Howard Hanon
Hast Sita School
Aday
Jemes Clark
Central Behoat
Athens County September Accident Totals Report
Athens County records show 123 accidents in September with four fatalities and 89 cases causing over seven days of lost time. There were 63 medical cases with no time loss and a total time loss of 25,107 days. Total industrial fatalities for September were 10, down from August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Division of Safety and Iygiena
Athens County
Bankers Brace For Tight Money Amid Deflation Fears
Cleveland reports show 24 recent developments in the banking and business landscape. Banks hold more cash, restraining lending as confidence wanes. The National Credit Corp proposal aims to convert to cash via Federal Reserve support, while retail, construction, and manufacturing show mixed signs as prices adjust and activity edges forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bern
Activitier
Asaya
Truat Co
Bank
Trade Winds
National Credit Corp
Rome
Tsvoralis Developmenta
Billy
Banka
Fobe
Custodian Erects New Home on Harrison Road
Pomeroy custodian Mane Ris, longtime employee at the Us courthouse, has secured a contract with Pridoa Lumber Co to build a new four room frame dwelling on the Harrisoavt road. Construction is underway with current work in progress. The family plans to move from Union Avenue to the new home in spring and spend the summer there. The house will feature modern equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Idar
Maneris
Han Bee Ciatadian
Priodo Lumber Company
Harrisoavitg
Ile
Union Avenues
Uphold Advertising At Chicago Meet
CHICAGO October advertising leaders urged steady business during the depression era. James O Straigneany of New York addressed the annual autumn gathering of the Intend Daily Press Association at Morrison Hotel. He warned that restored business will reward newspapers with regained advertising power and value. R D Santhe of the Wausau Daily Record Herald linked ad volume to consumer spending and urged publishers to focus on sustaining advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James O’straughneany
New York
Intend Daily Press Association
Morrison Hotel
Tvity
R. D. Santhe
Wausau, Wis
Daily Record Herald
Baltimore Daily Gazette fragment reports court action
Fragmentary OCR item references Baltimore and officials, with unclear docket numbers and dates. Reads like a legal or public notice portion, mentioning officials and a case or proceeding without full details.
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Rcen
C. R. White
Harley-Davidson Motorcycles
Dial
Race Street
R. E. Grant
Beasley
C. W. Day
Chevrolet
Athens Motor Car CO
the Magazine
Bob Violet
Hocking Valley
Messenger
Dalton
Newspa
Nelsonville
York Township
Henry Nutter
Ester Verity
Massenger
Linscotts _Barage
Harper St
Fred R Beasley
General Auto
Harvey Ren
Fiske
General Autor
Calis Metor
Hubea Mender
Hetter
Jim Dan
WAT
Scott Palot
Rubis Clothing Co
McCreary Biu
THE
Cable CO
Gem Pharmacy
DH. John M. Evvard
Hoover
Veteraats
Mehrrael
Lewer
Stecks
Xautees
Actists
Talis
Worthington Pump
AOM Byers
Electric Power
American
Porrign Power
Stardard Drinds
Standard Gil of California
Pepe
Cary
Raebys
Feand
Tesas Carp
Ah Steels Am
Holuity
Medare
Ayn Voss Steet Od Motors
Tad Ublas Anourn
Ltie Bord Canady A
Cen
Eerie Goodrica Ayuoter
Carl
Mud Vy Motors Iy
Lynd Rin Motors Crowart
Nolier Ty Wiis
Agote Loppers
WINES
Gunn Sioens Am
Gnu & Bleo
Ark Sattins
Olties
Vice Feresters
Nitta Hilton Power Memid Kansas Pipe
Ratimore Frodlce
Jou Me Doe Yuka Creamery
Maso
Stanagrdy
Hrota
Maniand
Penny Lanla
Cliatlang
Ohio
Sack
Mack
Dane J Fuser
Vitisbergh Pradece
Acore
Henmery
Lena
Thicalo
Peti
Mike
Arcinds
Elancards
Fvare
Linia
Cincinnate LIV
Ted Praede
Enlver
Pitthburgle
Ého
Toltdo Ghain
Aldosta Prentum
Clover Prime
Batterney Creamery
Board of Trade Today
Ben Keen
Hourea
Northwestern
Boston
Woolseb
Vmerty
SFW
Hiberty
Langsville
Albany
Parkersburg
North American
Knapp &? Co., Inc. Investment Securities
Total Repreentative
C. E. Fisher
E. Washington
Gladys
Cheky
Puis
Edger Morris
Haeriteneville Road
Nest Spring
N.Y
Chesapeake & Glo
Rocking Valley
Figyally Vt
Seth Tamia
Rey
Daly
Baltimore & Sito ‘ Presthound Fe Bud Ceesae Ee A
Wneraees
Cowan
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