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Classified notice referencing James A Caldwell appears in The Messenger. Field unclear with fragmented phrasing. No clear action, date, or location readable in current snippet.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1931
Page
9
Classified notice referencing James A Caldwell appears in The Messenger. Field unclear with fragmented phrasing. No clear action, date, or location readable in current snippet.
Local notices advertise Elberta peaches and other varieties available in baskets or truck loads. Listings mention farm names near Millfield and Amesville with contact hints, and a separate hardware notice appears with unclear details.
In The Messenger classified section number 57 highlights the daily Good Things to Eat column. Advertisers like J. W. Higgins of Richland Ave promote fresh cucumbers for pickling, claiming strong sales and inviting buyers to call Athens 0243 Nelsonville 412 W or Logan 272 for ads.
Washington August 31. Prohibition Director Amos W. Woodcock announced a policy to eliminate paid informers in enforcement efforts. The plan follows his recent order restricting use of women as decoys in enforcing prohibition laws.
In Norwalk Iowa Aug 31 Jerry a collie saved 46 sheep from a blaze in Frank Nusbell’s Clarkfield barn as 110 perished after the lantern was knocked over. The dog risked flames entering the barn four times to lead the flock to safety.
Charlie Miller the last pony express rider from the era rode Plastar from New York on July 6 to Columbus today, traveling about 20 miles per day to reach his destination in Hol.
The readable text is garbled and partial, mentioning New York and an event with a reversal and an apparent demonstration. Details are indiscernible due to damaged OCR and lack of coherent facts.
Body of 62 year old farmer William Pitwenbarger missing for nearly a month was found in a well on J. H. Prohfield’s farm near his home. An inquest was held to determine if death was accidental.
Two officers, Robert Hughes and Wells Ketter, engaged in a gun battle with bootleggers near Portsmouth as companions of the illicit distillers moved a still the constables aimed to destroy.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a personal note or message mentioning names Timothy and Deo. Content is incomplete with uncertain meaning and lacks clear event or context.
Fragmentary notes list items including sacks of potatoes and cobbler sacks. The readable fragment cites quantities such as 380 pound sacks and references to assorted goods in a dusty ledger style entry.
Local market notes show off prices in the city with references to Stall Refining and a quirky line about Wooster at three dollars.
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