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The aims include placing a pedigreed dog in every home and improving care for all dogs both pedigreed and not. It also seeks to educate owners on responsibilities to their pets and to the public.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1934
Page
9
The aims include placing a pedigreed dog in every home and improving care for all dogs both pedigreed and not. It also seeks to educate owners on responsibilities to their pets and to the public.
This statement expresses a mission to teach kindness to children and adults toward dogs and animals. It highlights dogs as home protectors and faithful companions and seeks fair laws for dogs and their owners.
G D Gorham as Treasurer of Athens County Ohio files suit in the Court of Common Pleas cause number 1851 seeking sales of a 50 foot strip of land on the north side of outlet number ten in Nelsonville. Defendants and unknown heirs are required to answer by October 1934 or judgment will be entered. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Gordon B Gray signs the notice.
The National Boxing Association revokes Rosenbloom’s light heavyweight and featherweight candidacy and censures him for tactics and ring criticism. Midget Wolgast also loses the flyweight title for an alleged assault. Rulings apply only within N B A territory, not non affiliated states.
Jimmy McLarnin outpointed Barny Ross in San Francisco to regain the world welterweight championship. Eddie Flynn stopped Danny Levine in New Orleans. Sammy Mosco defeated Frankie Mirabel in Omaha. Frankie Covelli stopped Bucky Burton in Brooklyn. Nati Brown outpointed Bob Tow in Washington. Eddie Burl drew with Leroy Dugan in Jacksonville.
Neighbors and Salvation Army supporters gathered at the Athens citadel for a surprise farewell for Adjt and Mrs Joseph Heard who depart for Lima tomorrow. The couple have led Army activities since 1933 and will be succeeded by Comm and Mrs Henshaw of Kane Pa at a Friday citadel meeting.
Daily timetables list New York Central and Chesapeake and Ohio routes with trains No. 2 4 3 9 and more. Eastbound and westbound services include National Limited Diplomat and other daily and Sunday exceptions with departure and arrival times.
Prices drift higher in early stock market trading led by gains in industrials rails and utilities. U S Steel Preferred up over 2 points with modest improvements seen by Eastman Kodak Du Pont Westinghouse and others as bonds draw attention in the financial district amid treasury calls and Liberty bond conversions.
A dense, OCR style listing references multiple companies and ratios across sectors including Alaska June, Bethlehem Steel, DuPont, Kodak, Baldwin, and others. It catalogs percentages tied to firms such as Bethlehem Steel, Dupont, Kodak, and Tel systems, alongside a range of manufacturing concerns and power, metal, and processing units with scattered figures and company names.
William G Silvus 45 a World War veteran and Athens native died after a year long illness at his home in Liverpool Nova Scotia He leaves a wife Irva Starratt a daughter aged one his parents a brother Paul Silvas and two sisters Mrs Bert Waters and Mrs Rachel Armstrong Funeral and burial are set for Liverpool Wednesday He was a Boy Scout American Legion and Izaak Walton League active member and a former shoe business partner and Mersey Paper Company draftsman
Frank J. Roos of Ohio University spoke to the Athens Rotary Club at Hotel Berry on a new conception of art. He argued art should be useful to the community and that individual viewpoints must shift before a radical change in community art style occurs. He predicted a coming new design after years of change.
Baltimore market report shows eggs steady with nearby receipts at 23 to 26 cents for crawlers and hennery whites, large size 30 to 31 cents, some higher, medium size 26 to 28 cents.
Market notes list eggs with various grades and prices including extra firsts at 25 to 28 cents and current receipts around 19 to 21 cents. Butter creamery stock and refrigeration standards appear with prices and pack details, alongside live poultry rates for different fowl types and sizes. Potatoes and sweet potatoes are priced per 100 lb sack and per barrel respectively, with Jersey and Jersey-wary varieties noted.
Hog prices show nominally steady for 170 to 280 lb hogs at 7.60 and 6.75 for lighter and heavier weights. Cattle and calves display mixed trends with medium steers around 406.50 and 445.25 for good stock, cows 3.25 to 4.04, beef bulls up to 9.75, and vealers around 6.50 to 7.75. Sheep and hogs see activity with stronger fat lambs and varied sausage stock values, while overall weights and grading influence quotes across categories.
Toledo market report lists grain prices on track with No 2 red wheat at 101-102, No 1 red at 102-103, corn No 2 yellow 101, No 8 yellow 78-79, date No 2 white 55-58, wheat above track 4% 5c, hay per ton prices for Timothy clover alfalfa, and bundled notes on grain in store and transfit billing. Wheat or oats price about $8 per ton.
The listing shows varied produce prices including beans cabbage corn cucumbers eggplant grapes lettuce lima beans pears peppers and tomatoes with Ohio and Michigan origins. A market commentary notes limited wool business in Boston domestic receipts to 964300 pounds for the week ending Sept 15 versus 634800 the prior week and anticipation for London and Australian auctions.
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