Logan Ohio Room 8 Johnson Building Ad
Logan Ohio publishes a note for a room 8 in Johnson Building with a contact phone 45 at Logan.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1933
Page
9
Logan Ohio publishes a note for a room 8 in Johnson Building with a contact phone 45 at Logan.
Pomeroy prepares for the school year with Sept 26 opening, Sept 22 enrollment, distribution of book lists, and 1000 total pupils. Senior High about 300, Junior High about 275. A full list of teachers and principals across Coalport Children’s Home and senior and junior high schools is provided.
Oklahoma officials probe alleged child husband marriage of 11 year old Dorothy Taylor of Pauls Valley to 67 year old T. J. Halsell. Father named as tenant farmer accused of “trading” the bride. Also notes legal cases and local obituaries including William Bradford Kidder of Pomeroy and Roy Sayer’s post office medical discharge in Nelsonville.
Flora Todd Mitchell, a New York playwright, is now divorced from Seymour Wollner after both ex husbands withdrew suits totaling 1.25 million dollars filed against each other. Leonidoff sued Wollner for 500000 with a counterclaim of 750000. The parties had a notable split amid a high profile case. the Reno divorce ends the ties.
New York stocks edged up fractions amid subdued trading. United States Steel led gains of about a point. American Can, Westinghouse Electric, and other industrials rose slightly while alcohol stocks climbed on repeal election hopes. Commodities index and oil shares also moved modestly higher in thin activity.
Ernest W. Marland former oil magnate with an estimated fortune of 65 million dollars and current Oklahoma congressman announces candidacy to succeed Governor Alfalfa Bill Murray who cannot seek re election by law.
A market notice lists live poultry with prices for young chicks 16 to 22 cents and heavy old stock 13 to 14 cents, leghorn varieties 8 to 12 cents, ducks white pekins 10 to 12 cents, muscovy 11 cents, and puddle ducks 9 to 11 cents. Butter prices show No 2 1.5 lb packs and No 3 1.75 lb packs with butter fat at 17 cents and eggs at 31 dozen for extra firsts, with nearby ungraded at 18 cents.
Butter market steady with tubs extras 26 percent per hundred. Eggs market firm with extra firsts 18 cents and receipts 14 cents. Poultry market steady with colored and leghorn fowls varying by weight, broilers prices around 12 to 14 cents, ducks and turkeys noted. Potatoes listed for New Jersey, Idaho Russets priced per 100 pounds.
Butter and nearby tubs show 92 score extras at 23 cents over standard 2240. Bues nearby receipts list firsts 15 16c, fresh extras 18 19c, hennery whites 21 25c, refrigera tors firsts 18 16c. Southern Ohio West Virginia Kentucky receipts 14 1sc. Poultry prices include colored hens 6 6tbs 13 tents, leghorns 89, springers 12 14c, old roosters 7 8c, ducks 8 10c, geese 6 7c, fresh killed hens 23 24c, hog dressed 17 1uc, turkeys toms 10 1ac hens 18 15c.
Saturday livestock totals list HOGS receipts 918 head with sow prices and boars. CATTLE receipts 141 with steers, milk cows and calves. LAMBS receipts 4.75 with price ranges. The figures include tops, seconds, and ranges across hogs cattle and sheep markets.
Cattle receipts about 800 head with steers 900 to 1300 lb ranges and bulls, fresh cows, and heifers shown. Hogs receipts 3000 with prime heavies 240 to 300 lb and light yorkers 120 to 148 lb. Sheep and lambs receipts 4400 with Lambs good to choice around 75 to 77.50 per head and sheep and wethers mixed, calves at 7.50 to 8.00 for dealers.
Hog receipts about 4500 with varied bids and incomplete clearance. Cattle and calves receipts around 2450 with light yearlings scarce and prices mostly lower. Sheep receipts 1500 with fat lambs steady to weak and better grades around 7.07 to 7.50.
Ohio beans round stringless Ou priced at 50c and Kentucky Wonders at 40c. Homegrown lettuce sold in 10 pound baskets at 35c and 40c. Ohio potatoes in 100 lb bags priced at 62 cents. Tomatoes offered in 20 lb baskets and bushel baskets at 50 to 65 cents. Items include lot numbers 260380 and financial figures 409 $2.00 and 1,501.65.
A fragmented financial snippet shows bond quotes for Liberty 3 percent 47 at 102.28, Shah 4th 44s at 102.98, Treasuries 4s 54 at 1 cent, Treas 3% 43 at 102.11, Treas 6s 49 at 100.19, and Treas 3s 55. The piece lists several U S government and related bond issues with quoted prices.
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