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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1919

Page

7

Supreme Court upholds Valentine and Smith act in Ohio case

Justice Day refused a writ of superseders, upholding the Valentine anti trust law and the Smith cold storage act after the Columbus Packing Company failed to halt the seizure of seventy five tons of pork loins. Franklin county officials ordered public sale as all lower courts agreed the seizure was valid. Prosecutor Hugo Schlesinger announced immediate sale pending further appeal.

Canton William R. Day United States Supreme Court Columbus Packing Company State Supreme Court Franklin County Justice Day Franklin County Common Pleas Court Circuit Court of Appeals Hugo N. Schlesinger Mothy Hogan Ohio Oscar W. Newman State Supreme Bench Claude Chamberlain Ralph FE. Westfall Fred C. Rector Schlesinger

Livestock Men Propose Federal Plan to Increase Meat

American National Livestock Association market committee urges the President to place 200 million acres of public grazing land under federal control to boost meat output. It backs completing the agriculture department survey on meat costs and enacting federal control legislation like the pending Ranges and Kendrick bills.

Raymond Clapler United Press Washington American National Livestock Association Market Committee Wilson Department of Agriculture Gege Kendrick

Stone urges immediate ratification of league treaty

Warren S. Stone, grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, demands immediate ratification of the peace treaty and the league of nations by the U S senate. He argues the nation is in turmoil and calls for action, noting high living costs and urging constructive legislation after ratification. He cites alignment with President Wilson on the matter.

Cleveland League of Nations United States Senate Warren S. Stone Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Stone League United States Senate Altho Wilson

Grapes Seek Higher Prices as Prohibition Bites Juice

Chicago report notes grape owners in New York form a combine seeking 125 a ton for the crop up from 1918 levels. Commission men say the price is unjustified given a record harvest and rising demand from drought effects. Local grape juice sellers report sales up over twenty percent since July.

Chicago Ill Commission New York State

Market Report Pittsburg Live Stock

Cattle receipts light and market steady with prime prices from 14.50 to 15.50 and veal calves at 21.00 to 22.00. Sheep and lambs show light receipts and steady market with primes around 10.50 to 11.25 and mixed lots from 7.50 to 15.50. Hogs receipts 15 doubles and market down with primes 20.25 to 20.75 and various hogs and stags quoted from 13.00 to 19.50.

Pittsburg

Chicago Produce Market Butter-Creamery Prices Update

Butter and creamery products listed with varying grades and price points. Standards sell at 55c and 53c, firsts at 50c to 64c, seconds at 48c to 49c, reflecting dairy market fluctuations in Chicago.

Chicago

Toledo Grain Market Prices Reported for September 4

Closing grain prices in Toledo Ohio list corn No 3 yellow at 1.74 oats No 2 white old 75c new 73 led 4% cash barley 2 A2 1 36 rye No 2 1 39 clover seed cash 28 75 Oct 28 85 Dec 28 05 March 28 30 alsike Oct 25 00 Dec 25 25 March 25 80 timothy cash 1917 5 25 cash 1918 5 25 Sept 5 80 Oct 5 50 Dec 5 65 March 5 72

Toledo Timothy

Cincinnati cattle market on dull, weak cattle and steady sheep

Cattle receipts 1700 with dull and weak market. shippers paid 11.00 to 13.50. Calves active but slow at 20.00. Hogs receipts 4000 with market weak to 25 cents lower. good choice packers and butchers 18.75. Sheep receipts 2500 steady. price ranges 5.00 to 7.50 and good to choice 15.75 to 16.00.

Cincinnati

Nine-Game Series Favored For Championship in Baseball

The Reds and White Sox are seen as top pennant contenders and a best-of-nine format could decide the title. While some executives oppose the change, key owners and league leaders broadly back the plan, with national and league votes leaning toward approval.

New York Reds White Sox National Commission Charles Comiskey National League Garry Herrmann Charles Ebbets Brooklyn John B. Foster Giants John Heydler Ban Johnson

Pedal Operated Nut Cracker Speeds Shell Opening

A pedal operated nut cracker increases opening speed enabling rapid processing of nuts. The device uses foot power to rotate a mechanism that cracks shells with controlled force, reducing manual effort and time.

Obituary: John White of Buchtel Dies After Hospital Visit

John White, longtime Buchtel resident, died at St. Francis Hospital after a failed operation. He was 66, survived by a wife and eleven children. Numerous relatives and friends visited, including Chas Chambers and family from Elizabeth Pennsylvania and Dr. and Mrs. Walker. Several locals were mentioned at gatherings and travels around Labor Day.

John White Buchtel St. Francis Hospital Evelen Will Shrieves Mike White Spa Mike Gusty Detroit Merrill Kieatak Lancaster Buchtel Day Lula Shrieves Columbus Will Questill Portsmouth

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