To secure fair and just laws for dogs and their owners
A brief slogan-like line calling for balanced dog related legislation. Emphasizes fair rules that protect both pets and guardians, aiming to guide policy discussions and community standards.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1934
Page
9
A brief slogan-like line calling for balanced dog related legislation. Emphasizes fair rules that protect both pets and guardians, aiming to guide policy discussions and community standards.
New York market activity showed gains across many names as metals firmed. Key contributors included United States Smelting rising two points and shares in American Smelting Cerro De Pasco Santa Fe Consolidated Gas and Standard Oil of New Jersey advancing fractions. Large caps such as United States Steel American Car and Foundry and American Telephone and Telegraph posted notable moves amid a cautious session.
Heyworth one for eight with an RBI as Washington loses to Detroit 2 1 in a late rally. Errors by Bruces Sewell Rogell and Bridges contribute to the downfall.
Listing of New York Central and Chesapeake and Ohio train numbers and daily times. Includes West bound and East bound services with arrivals, departures, and exceptions, noting daily and Sunday variations.
In the first game Chicago and Boston split a doubleheader with uneven scoring totals and miscues. The second game shows Boston facing Cissell and Werber among others with lineup changes and errors noted. final tallies reflect a hard fought matchup with multiple pitching changes and late runs.
Mel Harder limited the Yankees to five hits and scored twice for Indians Frank Frisch and Pepper Martin. Frisch drove in winning runs for the Cardinals in the first game with Giants, while Martin homered in the eleventh for the second. Tommy Bridges held the Senators to six hits and one unearned run. Cuccinello and Doggers led a Dodgers surge against the Cubs with six hits. Cain and Johnson of the Athletics contributed key hits as Browns scored. Derringer Richmond and Si Johnson combined to hold the Braves to nine hits in a doubleheader. Hayes had three hits in each game for the White Sox against Hed Sox.
Springfield pro Steve Zappe shot 141 for 36 holes to defend the Springfield Open title. Low amateur honors went to Phil Stephenson of Wittenberg with 146, while E G Livesay of Columbus led the out‑of‑towners with 150 and placed sixth in a 70‑man field.
Eggs steady with nearby receipts 23 to 25 cents per dozen for large whites. medium sizes at 26.8 to 28.28 cents. Butter priced at 807 tubs with 917 cases reported.
Egg markets show steady to weak demand with varied receipts across regions. Fresh extras range 24¢ per dozen, nearby and current receipts around 18–22¢. butter and creamery products firm, several grades listed. Live poultry demand softens with lower prices on colored fowls and leghorns. potatoes and sweet potatoes priced per barrel and sack.
Livestock prices show hogs mostly higher with 60 and 170 to 200 pound ranges around 7.50 and 5.78 in some lots. Cattle trade mixes steady to lower with steers and heifers varying, cows around 3.25, beef bulls near 30 to 75, and calf values softer. Sheep remain steady with fat lambs around 79 to 95 and ewes around 2.50.
Hogs 2600 head bid mixed with top 250 Ibe animals around 7.40, light weights 6.75 to 7.25, sows 85. Cattle 2500 head mostly commercial and government, yearlings 8.25, steers and cows steady with fat cows 2.75 to 4, calves steady. Sheep 500 head, lambs weak to lower, fat lambs around 6.50. Toledo grain prices show No 2 red wheat 100-101, corn 77-78, oats 58-59.
A collation of Columbus area vegetable receipts shows green beans at 50 cents per unit, cabbage at 40 cents per 100 pounds, cucumbers at 60 to 75 cents per bushel, and tomatoes about 29 to 25 cents per 8-qt basket. Separate notes report Boston wool prices near inactivity and Treasury figures for September 13 detailing receipts, expenditures, and gold assets.
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