Slide Trombone Wanted for Rent
Wanted to rent a slide trombone. Must be new and priced reasonably. Call 25154.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1930
Page
13
Wanted to rent a slide trombone. Must be new and priced reasonably. Call 25154.
A local staged event by T. L. Walker at 30 Columbia Avenue mimics a classic roundup. He advertised in The Messenger and quickly selected cows from offers received, showing how readers can round up many items via Messenger ads by calling Athens Nelsonville Logan numbers.
Local listings for Nelsonville area include produce and hardware ads, restaurant offerings, clothing items, and a legal notice. Purchases range from shells and rifles to paint and wallpaper, with contact details in Nelsonville and nearby Lewisburg. A court filing in Athens County seeks recovery of personal property with a response deadline in October.
Classified listing notes two used tires 30 x 34 for 68 cents each, 31 x 4 at 4.50, 33 x 6 at 3.75, and 31 x 6.60 at 3.75. Swingle Service Station sells Philco radios in Nelsonville. General Hauling on contract work, with Whitmore linked to prices.
The Probate Court of Athens County Ohio lists filed accounts and suspended hearings for October 6 at 9 a.m. for Maude L. Woodworth executrix of Robert L. Woodworth and multiple estates. Names include Allan Stanley William Earnest Mae Bethel Dol Bushes Herb Parker Andrew Scerva Stella Rockhold John Keating George Merwin Mansfield Carl Wharton Roger Jones The Bank of Athens B Bartels Edward Dugan John Kasler Pearl Pavey Laura Kennedy Eva Y. Davis Leon Rinaldo and others with first, second, or final accounts filed between 1920 and 1936 under various estates and guardianships.
Probate court orders sale of two Alexander Township parcels in Athens County Ohio on October 27 1930 at 10 AM at the premises. First tract 80 acres more or less and second tract 0.20 acres more or less. Appraised at 4840 dollars. Cash price terms. Attorneys Jones Jones Erskine.
Hazel M. Cooper has filed for divorce and for custody maintenance and support of a minor child against Dale Cooper. Case No. 14132 in the Common Pleas Court of Athens County Ohio. Hearing set on or after October 6 1980. Attorney for Hazel M. Cooper is R W Finsterwald.
Olive Phillips files foreclosure petition in the Ohio court against Clarence Yeater Grace Yeater William Yeater Rachel Yeater Archie Yeater and others over a mortgage on land in Bern Township Athens County Ohio. Case No. 14641 seeks repayment of 82.40.26 with 6 percent interest semi annual from July 1995 and requires answer by October. Attorneys Jones Jones & Paskine represent the plaintiff.
Pred and Moore announce an appointment and list guests related to a probate matter. The notice is dated the first day of the month and year shown. Signed by A. Jornson, Probate Judge of said county.
Dariens Crabtree an 11 year old girl daughter of Mae Crabtree was saved by artificial respiration after she fell into the Heleto River while playing rescuers pulled her from the water Thursday officials said her life was saved by quick medical aid at Portsmouth on September 26.
Fragmentary timetable shows trains to and from Athens with numerous unreadable times and line breaks. Entries mention northbound No 3 arriving Athens at 16 99 a.m. and No 9 at 7 40 a.m. Daily trains also list Seethboand No 2 arriving Athens 11 22 a.m. and other services to and from Baltimore and Boecknsx valley with unclear hour markers.
Daily market report notes resumed trading on the Exchange after steadier prices. Many issues hit new yearly lows with declines up to six points. Leading industrials slipped, while select issues like Manhattan Guaranteed and Modified Guaranteed posted gains amid hopes for transit unification.
A fragmented list details industrials and utilities including American Agriculture, American Can, General Electric, Westinghouse, Radio Corporation, Sears Roebuck, Montgomery Ward, Columbia Gas and Electric, Bethlehem Steel, New York Central, and Underwriters associated with a broader stock and corporate notices. The garbled OCR text preserves many named entities and placeholders for percentages and percentages related to holdings and valuations.
Fragmented OCR lists poultry items and prices. Mentions include hens, spring geese, live poultry, fresh killed stock, and assorted prices though many words are garbled and uncertain.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports active territory wool markets with steady prices. Prices range around 56s to 73 cents for various grades with buyers showing strong demand for combing lines and scoured bases.
Grain and feed prices listed include Wheat No 2 and Corn No 3 in yellow and white tones. Oats No 2 and Rye No 2 show bids with figures. Clover prices reflect domestic grades. Butter, eggs, and hay prices appear with varied cash and future quotes. dates indicate monthly or futures references.
Hogs sold around 10.40 for most, underweights 9.00 to 10. Cattle and calves mixed lower with yearlings and cows around 74 to 85 dollars. Sheep and lambs steady to lower, bulk feeder lambs near 6 to 6.50 with common ranges near 6. Cattle grades and weights show uneven results with some quality buyers bidding selectively.
Fragmentary livestock price report mentions Aaron Livee and rare hogs with uncertain bids and fluctuating cattle and sheep values. The text shows weak to steady bids, with lambs noted and prices around 9.75 to 13.50 for various grades. No clear event or outcome is stated.
Chicago produce market shows steady tones with receipts totaling 7 207. Firsts and extras noted with varying prices for eggs and butter. Butter tubs extras around 37 percent, seconds at 31 32 cents, and ordinaries around 16 to 19 cents.
Fragmentary OCR note shows pricing terms for butter fats with references to discounts and grades. Details are inconsistent with missing context and readable facts are limited.
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