Ohio University opens with medical fund and new hospital head
Enrollment for the first semester is expected to reach about one thousand as hundreds arrive to fill dormitories. Dr. Erminnie H. Smallwood of Westerville is named superintendent of the university hospital funded by a $5,000 medical fund. The board adds several new instructors and plans for alumni secretary to be filled, with Martzolff likely to assume the role. The governor’s board report notes 39,750.47 dollars in total receipts for instruction and related services and details unpaid Navy Department balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Board of Trustees
Hillis
Erminnie H. Smallwood
Westerville
University Hospital
Ellis
Smallwood
Sprague
President Street
Dr. Ellis
J. H. Comstock
John Hancock High School
Louise G. Walsh
Constance G. Leete
Giovanni Terzano
Homer W. Cherrington
Ruth Carson
Ralph H. White
Elizabeth G. Garber
Hanna Marie Swaim
Ana K. Price
Martzolff
Bilis
Navy Department
Keep 300 Job Bureaus Open
The United States employment service reports 264 offices already open with five states’ replies pending. Outside support will fund about 200 more until Congress acts on Nolan Kenyon bills for a permanent national service. Welfare groups and chambers back the effort to aid 2,000 emergency bureaus for veterans, with predictions of over 300 offices remaining open through voluntary contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Employment Service
Federal Employment Service
Congress
Nolan-Kenyon
Chambers of Commerce
John B. Densmore
Thousands of Cats Made Homeless by Prohibition
New York reports a large unintended effect of prohibition as about 7000 cats lose homes with saloons closed. Many bars and hotels housed multiple cats and with closures the animals roam homeless in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Farewell Dinner Held for Rev Watkins in Millfield
The Christian Church of Millfield hosted a lawn dinner on the Chester Saunders home lawn to honor Rev. Watkins pastor. He departs Thursday for Kimberly Heights Tennessee to pursue studies at Johnson Bible School. Watkins was active in the S A T C at Ohio University and served a successful pastorate with fifty one attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Christian Church of
Watkins
Chester Saunders
Kimberly Heights
Tenn
Johnson Bible School
Ohio University
How to Make Hog Crates
More than 650 000 requests for information on hog crate construction have reached the United States department of agriculture. Many come from club members, with southern requests indicating industry improvement. The department recommends a crate that is easy to handle and space efficient for hogs in transit, with a circular explaining how to build it.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
South
Department
United States
Markets Report From Cincinnati and New York Bond Quotations
Cincinnati eggs and poultry prices listed with firm market for various grades. New York bond quotations show Liberty 34g at 99.98 with First and Second 4s and 4% yields and Victory issues around 99.80 to 99.82.
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New York
Liberty
Victory
Cattle and hog markets show mixed trends at regional sale
Cattle receipts 3900. market slow and weak with shippers paying 11.00 to 13.00. Calves steady with gains up to 21. Hog receipts 6400. market steady to 0.25 higher. good to choice packers and butchers 17.50 to 17.76. Sheep receipts 1600. market weak with extra 6.50 to 7.00. Lamb market weak down 1. good to choice 15.50 to 16.00.
Butter Creamery Standards and Marks Noted in Listing
A historical listing records butter grades and standards with figures such as 5c and 55%4c, firsts 4914c 5414c, seconds 47e 48140, indicating classification details for dairy products. The fragment notes assorted pricing or scoring marks without broader context.
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report
Cattle receipts 80 cars with higher values. choice 15.00 16.50. prime 14.50 15.50. common 8.00 11.00. veal calves 21.00 22.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 30 doubles. market steady on sheep, lambs higher. prime wethers 10.50 11.25. good 9.50 10.25. good mixed 7.50 9.00. fair mixed 10.00 15.50. Hogs receipts 30 doubles. market higher. prime heavy 17.50 18.00. mediums 18.25 18.50. heavy yorkers 18.25 18.50. light workers 17.00 17.25. pigs 16.50 16.75. roughs 14.00 15.25. stags 12.00 13.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Livestock Market Prices and Receipts Report
Hog receipts 16 000. market up 25 cents. butchers 16.50. packing 14.50 to 15.25. roughs 15.50 to 17.50. Cattle receipts 21 000. market steady to strong. beeves 8.75 to 17.65. stockers 6.00 to 10.00. cows 7.50 to 12.50. calves 20.00 to 21.00. Sheep receipts 42 000. market slow 25 cents lower. shorn lambs 8.00 to 16.75. ewes 2.25 to 8.25.
Grain and feed futures prices from Toledo Ohio market page
Toledo Ohio market report lists prices for corn wheat rye and barley with grain futures for clover seed and timothy and alsike hay. Highlights include corn No 3 at $1.47, barley No 2 at $1.36, rye No 2 at $1.43, and clover seed futures around $30 per bushel with varied months.
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Western Union
Lewis Drescherell
Nelsonville
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy Cash
Corn Cutting Bee at Glass Home Highlights Neighborhood Aid
In Glass Home Athens township neighbors gathered to cut twelve acres of ripe corn for Mr. and Mrs. John A. Glass as he recovers from rheumatism. Women prepared a big dinner with fried chicken and sides. men listed include G. J. Tewksberry, C. W. Tewksberry, Silas Hoisington, and others. The event recalled old American community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingett Chapel
the Messenger
Mr. Glass
G. J. Tewksberry
C. W. Tewksberry
Silas Hoisington
C. E. Winger
A. B. Winger
William Ramabotton
Reno Clutter
O. O. Baker
Harold Brown
Harry Ligget
Joseph Carsey
H. J. Robinett
T. N. Hoover
Homer Lowery
E. G. Campbell
S. E B. Conner
Baltimore Weather Echoes Mixed Signals From Local Markets
Vague OCR fragments describe weather observations and local timing in Baltimore with scattered figures. Mentions of local meteorology terms and times hint at a brief weather note or forecast without clear events or outcomes.
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Deckle
Chicago
A. C. Knowlton
Albany
GEO. Basis of
Anker-Holt
Wm. Cain
Brooks & Fierce
Ain
Athens
R. D
Guy Hale
Elmwood Place
BUICK
Ford
Morris Avenue
Poplar Avenue
Carpenter
York Township
Athens County
Glen Ebon Station
G. H. Hamilton
Gent
Schultz Bldg
Columbus
Wm. Roberts
Plains
Durham
E. H. Young
New Marshfield
Ohio
U. S. Army
Gem
W. Union St
Paris
Bardin Brothers Company
Cochran
Park Place
W. V. Griffin
Coolville
Circleville Hatchery
W. M. Throckmorton
van Vorhes St
College
Lawrence & Bean
North Cemetery Street
Chevrolet
G. M. Romine
Athens and
Marshfield Pike
James Rosetter
Athens-Albany Pike
Wilson Carr
Central Ave
Charles Pyle
Oakland
Oakland Sales Co
E. Carpenter St
C. S. Tippie
Jerseyville
Wolfe Bros
W. E. Landis
Lancaster Street
Glouster
Mont Ruth, Shade, O
Colonial Hotel
E. State
Curry’s
Opera House
Wm. Parker
O. R
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U-Auto Paint
E. State St
R. Terry
Civil Service
Continental Bldg
South College Street
Scioto Country Club
Athens Messenger Office
F. J. Beasley Milling Co
Herman Ahle
Amesville
Twelve Hills Square
Joe B. Davis
Ee Enn
Goodman Machinery
Carbondale Coal Co
Carbondale
O. Phofe
A. E. Watkins
Chauncey, O
Lancaster
Stacey- Adams
E. N. Earley
Dalton
Dancing Academy
Court Street
R. A. Dalton
South High Street
Franklin Ave
Exide
F. N. Webb
W. Union
M. G. Breast
H. P. Skinner
H. P. Fairbanks Morse
North Hill Coal
Abo
Annuncey, VA
New York Health Association
ARMY
NAVY
Cleveland
United States Salvage CO
Carnegie Ave
Noid
Peration
Rev
Federal Department of Agriculture
the Athens Messenger
Cincinnati Produce
Cincinnati Cattle Market
Union Stockyards
Ill
Toledo Grain Market
Glass Home
Naples
Kelly
George McManus
Guysville
Geo. Larence
Surrey
Martin Kincade
Fred Laughlin
State of
Athens County Court of Pleas
Charles N. Courtney
Joseph F. Brown
Court of Pleas
Athena
Sitip
W. Brown
Ota
T Vidson
Vaughen
Christopher Wat
Oli
William P. Brown
Penne
F. Brown
Page Ann
J. Parker
P. H. McKinley
Autorney Jones & Jones
Rail
N. A
Ares
Colum
Baltimord
Rlan Vii
Agente
G. W. Strong R. No. 2
Fassett, Pa
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