Ohio Constitutional Amendment Proposed on Welfare Bonds
Long text outlines a 1931 Ohio ballot proposal to issue seven million five hundred thousand dollars in state bonds for welfare and penal facilities. It sets terms: interest not exceed five percent, maturity in ten equal annual installments, first due by 1944, no bonds after 1948, pledged funds and sinking fund controls, and a final reporting duty to the General Assembly. The secretary of state must prepare ballots showing bond details. Adopted June 25, 1931.
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Stocks falter as Coca Cola leads losses in late session
New York traders see a mixed day with American brands dipping while Coca Cola drops to new lows. Steel and chemical names show modest declines though iron and silver producers rally, and shares in United States Smelting and American Smelting gain on metal moves.
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Eramielling
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Ohio Secre tary of State certifies proposed constitutional amendment
The Ohio Secretary of State Clarench J. Brown certifies the General Assembly adopted June 20 31 resolution to amend the state constitution. The document notes the filing date of July 1 and proposes a new section to Article two relating to bonds and relief for public works. The certification bears the secretary’s signature and official seal dated September 12, 1931.
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Notice of William Sayre Bankruptcy Creditors Meeting
In the District Court for the Southern District of Ohio Eastern Division the matter of William A Sayre bankrupt. A creditors meeting is set for October 5 1931 at 1 30 PM at 109 Carlisle Block Akron Ohio to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. George H Bitzer Referee in Bankruptcy September 24 1931.
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Neues
Athens
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William A. Sayre
George Hi. Biser
Peters Afacee
Carlisle Block
Asheechee Ohio
George B. Bitzer
Fugitives Returned to New Lexington
Claude Marshall deputy sheriff and Edward Williams deputy probate judge returned from Saginaw Michigan with Louis Milgate New Straits ville and Ralph Fielder Shawnee runaway youths. The boys are being detained for a juvenile hearing.
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New Straitsville
Ralph Fielder
Pittsburgh Butter Nearby Markets and Fresh Egg Notes
A fragmented market report lists butter and egg prices with references to nearby markets. Mentions produce items like ducks, hens, and various grades of eggs, with some figures and percentages scattered throughout the text.
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Market Quiet as Wool Trade Holds Placid Posture
A stagnant week in the goods market saw little trading amid unsettled foreign price shifts. Mills stayed away, wood and dealers showed reluctance to push values, while manufacturers and the wool trade maintained a waiting attitude.
Livestock Prices Edge Lower as Market Slows in Pittsburgh
Hog receipts reach 1 000 as market moves slowly with lower prices across grades. Packing sows and average hogs show declines while calves remain steady to weak, with choice and handy weights fluctuating. Cattle receipts also down with nominal activity and mixed bids from dealers.
Hog Market Steady Asweights Hold Near Peak Prices
Hog buyers held steady with most weights between 110 and 260 pounds trading higher. Prices ranged roughly from 4.28 to 6.00 for various weight classes, with 180 to 230 pound calves and lighter stock seeing nominal activity. Cattle and sheep listings showed smaller, nominal figures across the board.
Chicago Market Edges Narrowly on Light Volume Move
Trading opened with cautious activity as the Board of Trade saw little new incentive. Early speculative buying faded into a steadier session with prices moving modestly, while traders awaited clearer demand signals and potential selling into profits.
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Market Comment Knapp & Western Union Earnings and Utilities
Market notes show KNAPP and Western Union facing renegotiated arrangements with distribution plans and dividend prospects. Electric output rose 3.4 percent last week with the largest weekly total in some time as season ends weigh on the market. Copper buying improved with domestic and foreign demand showing strength and accumulations forming in seven cent delivered plans.
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Grain market report with mixed corn and creamery notes
Toledo grain listing shows red corn and white corn prices with Dec contracts noted. Creamery figures listed along with hay and timetables, but details are garbled and partial.
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Inieek Creamery
Liberty Bond Market Update From New York
Liberty Bond prices and trading figures appear in a brief market note from New York. The quotation shows Liberty Bond Li 4s at 102.17 with related figures 109.44s and 105.4, indicating current yields and sale standings for investors.
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