Nelsonville social notes highlight Labor Day visits and events
Columbus and Athens residents vacationed with Nelsonville friends over Labor Day. People such as Mrs. Dana Windon, Mrs. W. T. Hilleary, Miss Alice Robinson and many others are listed as guests, visits to Buckeye Lake and Chicago World's Fair mentioned, plus funeral services for Carl Coroner and Norma Fricker. Pythian Sisters to meet with potluck.
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Dana Windon
W. T. Hilleary
Labor Day
Columbus
Alice Robinson
Athens
Anna Mae Voigt
Misa Voigt
Alice Devol
Mercedes Keeton
Buckeye Lake
R. V. Waller
Bridgeport
Nelsonville
Betty McClain
Springfield
Will Koening
Jack
Jim Koening
New Lexington
Mable Haffner
Chicago
Joe Klotz
Wayne Hall
Jackson
Mich
G. A. Hartley
George Badwell
Cora Tignor
William Cook
Dayton
Raymond Nord
William House
Geraldine Elien
Detroit
L. D. Pierce
Jess Altman
Ray
Flemington
W. Va
W. McConaka
Route 1
Norma Jean Fricker
John Fricker
Halcedean Linton
Lancaster
University Hospital, Columbus
Forest Rose Cemetery
Charles Linton
Ed Fricker
Joint Project Is Suggested for City Improvements
Mayor Wood reported a city fine total of 8 dollars and about 7000 dollars in motor and ase line tax road funds. The engineer was tasked to estimate paving costs for Granville and Hanlin Avenues with abutting property owners paying half. Collings announced plans to pave more alleys with relief labor and noted only half the relief workers reported. Beasley said Captain Fred L. Smith hopes Athens Airport improvements begin this fall, but Washington delays approvals.
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Wood
Granville Avenue
Hanlin Avenue
Collings
Franklin Avenue
Grosvenor Street
Carl Beasley
Rufus C. Hopkins
Fred L. Smith
Athens
Washington
Ohio
Smith
Tax change exempts five cent or less beverage sales
The new state beverage tax excludes five cent and under sales. It was reported yesterday that the tax would apply only to ten cent purchases, clarifying the price range affected.
Stocks in narrow range. rails slip while gold miners firm
New York market closes near previous levels as industrials hold steady and utilities ease. Gold miners lead with Home Stake at 305 1/2, while United States Steel dips to 53 and Pax hits a new low at 12 1/2. Railroad shares fall modestly with Southern Pacific and Union Pacific down. Dun & Bradstreet commodity index sits at 100.60 amid mixed price moves across oil, chemicals, and other groups.
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New York
U.P
American Telephone
Chrysler
General Motors
United States Steel
Pax
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Central
Industrial and commodity stock scan prompts mixed market note
A dense OCR style listing mixes stocks in various sectors including INDUSTRIALS OILS STEELS MOTORS RUBBERS and COPPER AND MINES. It references companies such as Curtiss Wright Fox Film General Electric Kroger Libbey Owens Ford and Texas Pacific with percentages and prices in a market snapshot style.
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Erie Ee
Rock Island
New Pacific
Ammo
Alaska
Lineindamenentane Peneitisiltaanie Allied Chemical
Am. Commercial al
A. Comecuweweecensena
Commonwealth & Bo
Cudahy Packema
Curtiss Wright
Curtiss Wright A
Crosley Rade
Fox Film
eSernipert Poones Natsaanss
Gen
Blec
Kroger
Wilson Packing
Ohio
Phillips Pet
Consolidated
Socony
Oil of
Calif
Texas Corp
TUNE
Bethelehm
BA Republic Iron
Anime
Ateiewien
Slaiciperee Dicen
Teenie
Motors, Rubbers & Equip
BA Tarr
Ences Mamignigatonans
Auburn
Eevee
Chrysler Aehesahenae A
Elec
Autolite
Gen. Motors Nam
Goodrich
Goodyear
Cyebalia
Ingicke
Nash Motor Packard
Reo i Brudebaker Timken Roller Earing
U. & Rubber
Three Utley Men Fined and Bound Over on Assault Charge
Garfield Male and John Male of Utley pleaded guilty to intoxication and were fined ten dollars plus costs each. Garfield was also charged with assault with intent to kill W M Male, pleaded not guilty, bound over to Athens County Grand Jury under eight hundred dollar bond, and jailed for failure to furnish bond. Don Cunningham and Bryan Smith of Chauncey pleaded not guilty to assault against Edna Branon and bound over to the Grand Jury under two hundred dollar bond each after being arrested by Sheriff Karl Gardner for stoning her house.
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Carl Meeks
Garfield Male
John Male
Utley
C. H. Porter
Meeks
W. M. Male
Athens County
Charles Stratton
Don Cunningham
Bryan Smith
Chauncey
Edna Branon
Cunningham
Smith
Karl Gardner
Poultry Prices Listed for Various Fowl Types
Live poultry prices show chickens in several grades from young colored at 16 to 22 cents, old heavy at 18 for 140, medium at 109 12 cents, leghorns at 8 ilc, White leghorns at 13 ibc. Ducks include white Pekins at 12 cents, Muscovy at 10 li4c, puddle at IW1lic.
Butter-Packing Prices and Varieties Noted in Report
Butter-Packing stock No 2 14 cents per pound No 3 10 cents per pound butter fat delivered 18 cents Bees Steacy cases included extra firsts 19 cents seconds 15 cents nearby upgraded 17 cents.
Butter Market Steady with Extras and 26c Singles
Butter market remains barely steady with extras at 26 cents per pound in tubs and standards at 25.0 per pound in tubs. Poultry and egg prices show color fowl and leghorn varieties at 13 to 10 cents per pound, ducks and turkeys priced per pound, and potatoes listed for New Jersey Long Island and Idaho Russet Burbanks with per 100 lb sack rates.
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Ducks
Roosters Sc
New Jersey
Long Island
Poultry and meat price notes from regional markets
Market figures list butter and tules prices with various percentages and scores, plus current receipts figures for Southern Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky. Poultry entries show colored hens, leghorns, springers, old roosters, ducks, geese, and dressed poultry prices. hog and turkey prices included with dressed and live weights.
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Tules
Kennery
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Market Report Shows Egg and Butter Price Movements
Egge Market steady with 6 996 cases receipts and several price lines for firsts and dirties. Butter Market unsettled with large receipts and mixed special prices plus various firsts and seconds noted in cents per pound.
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Lée
Cattle and Hogs Prices in Steady Market Report
Receipts show cattle and hogs with active but mixed prices. Hogs range from 3.50 to 4.50 per 100 pounds with various weights and packer bids, while cattle and calves vary from 2.25 to 6.50 in quoted ranges. Sheep and lambs show activity with lambs and ewes posted at multiple levels, and calves remain broadly steady with grain-fed outsized values.
Oil price report from Pittsburgh agencies
Pittsburgh reports crude oil prices paid by purchasing agencies Bradford and Allegheny Crude by Tide Water priced at 2.25 dollars. Pennsylvania crude in National Transit line by Pennzoil 1.97 to 2.02 dollars. Eureka Pipe Line Co. lines 1.87 dollars. Southwest Pennsylvania pipe lines 1.72 dollars. Buckeye Pipe Line Co. lines 1.72 dollars. Corning grade in Buckeye Lines to Somerset Crude 5 cents. Somerset Crude Ashland 1 cent. West Kentucky 1 cent. Lima 5 cents. Illinois Te 1 cent. Princeton 1 cent.
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Pittsburgh
U_P
Bradford
Allegheny
Tide
Pennsylvania
Nati
Pennzoil
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Somerset
Ohio OU
Somerset Crude
Ashland
West Kentucky
Lima
Tllinois
Princeton
Grain price snapshot from Toledo elevators and markets
Toledo market report lists grain and produce prices including wheat red varieties at premiums for No 1 red and No 2 red, corn No 2 yellow around mid five dollar range, oats No 2 white near 40, rye No 2 around 74, and seed clover quotes with cash and futures. Butter and eggs show minor daily variations, Timothy hay quoted by cwt with small gains.
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Toledo
U.P
Timothy
Apples and Beans Prices From Ohio Markets
Ohio produce prices list several items with varied packaging. Apples in baskets at 00¢ to 1.10 dollars per basket, beans offered round and stringless at 30 to 40 cents, cabbage priced per basket near 1 dollar, corn quanta from 6 to 10 cents, lettuce homegrown in 10 pound baskets, lima beans sold as homegrown in baskets and bushels with shelled options and price ranges up to 2 dollars per 10 pound bag. Continuous ranges indicate market volatility and regional pricing.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Government Bond Prices and Prices Listed in Brief
A fragment lists various government bond prices and yields including Lib 1st 4% 47 at 102.10 Lin 4th 44 338 at 102.25 Treas 4% 52 at 110.37 and Treas 3% 54 at 106.27 with other 3% issues around 104.30 and 102.3 on near term bills.
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Treas
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