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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1930
Page
18
Markets gash wheat quoted higher in Cincinnati with March futures up as demand improves for spot corn, oats and lard also advance on light offerings. Local receipts fail to rise with weak country demand keeping overall activity subdued and prices firmer on some grains.
Chicago market reports fresh upticks in wheat as traders react to looming U S winter fears and moisture needs. Cash and futures show firmer tones with oats and corn following, while Canadian and American spring wheat areas brace for planting with tight supplies and cautious demand.
Chicago and Cincinnati price listings show mixed hog and cattle movements with lower live hog quotes in Cincinnati and steadier but weaker bids in Chicago. Calves and poultry held notable prices, with few if any receipts reported in some items, reflecting cautious market activity.
Prices for wheat corn and hay in Cincinnati market report show No 4 god winter No 3 roll winter No 2 white corn and white and yellow varieties with varied bids. Timothy hay alfalfa clover prices listed with multiple weight units and price points across grade levels.
In Chicago on March 29, cattle prices advanced with strong demand for heavy steers and yearlings. Higher bids secured top weights near 14.00 for heavy steers and about 18.50 for heifer yearlings, while common kinds softened and overall trade remained cautious due to storm conditions. Leading buyers and shippers reported steady to slightly lower bids on lighter lots as market activity steadied after early gains.
Fragmentary text shows East and West Republican factions debating Hoover Grundy tariff lines and Borah coalition fears. It notes Pennsylvania as a key contest that could sway party renomination and broader electoral strategy in 1934.
The report outlines renewed efforts by relatives to pursue the deaths of Gardner and his wife, noting unsettled finances and valuables. It states the undertaker in Denver reported no cash on the couple and lists items including a $500 coat, a diamond rug, and travel bag with clothing valued at about 125. Aunt Elizabeth Strager and others sought a clearer view of the circumstances surrounding the fatal automobile crash and resulting losses.
Trimianuel Livangelical Lutheran parish near Dayton and Tuckeye held morning service at 9 with Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 10 30 special Legion service. Church of God Seventh on Chestnut Street with Pastor H W Hamilton held morning worship at 10. J Winkle supervised Sunday morning activities. Sophomore club of the Y department planned a Cincinnati theatre party Wednesday evening. Wilcocks triured in trailer accident near Mansfield injuring several people. incident at Morey hospital with a damaged factory logy center.
Mia Whit Snyder Nichols wife of George Nichols dies at home in Daretown Friday afternoon. She was a faithful Lutheran church worker and married February 10, 1806. Four children survived with one deceased. Survivors include Mrs Howard Bhaeffer Mrs Triest Gordon J Mark Nichols and three grandchildren. Also two brothers Samuel and William Snyder and sisters Mrs H Harris of Hamilton Mrs Edwit Harris of Sterling and Mrs W T Trump of Tusubmia. Services at Lutheran church Monday 2:00 PM with interment in Darrtown cemetery. Ministers Guiney and Heltzel officiate. Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening.
Fairfield Township forms a junior grange at Fairfield school with charter members Wade initiated by county deputy matron. Officers include Lautsy Browning master Dick Dil overseer Tom Clear steward Clarence Muskopt secretary Trunk McGreevy treasurer Lisie Clear lecturer Robbie Smith gate keeper Jean Smith creed Marilyn Tuehner pomona Dorothy Ira noo chaplain Beroadinn Frazee Anim Muskopt lady aide and stows.
Friday refused Roy Tyson administrator of Charles Tyson to recover 320000 from Howery Yan Liew in a suit arising after Charles Tyson’s death in a car crash at Ninth and Warton streets Anty 99 4 Mia jury foreman lead by Caidonia voting Las Aigelon.
Officers of the Butler County Teachers Association were elected at a spring meeting held on the same day as the organization of Toosevert Junior High School. J W Elwell was named president with D Ebarn as vice president and Miss Martha Leaty as secretary. G M Perry and Rev Mr Liebliter retained their positions on the executive committee with Miss Nelle Haynes joining as a new member. Two speakers addressed the morning session, discussing school goals and broader educational expectations, with remarks reflecting on the outlook for the school system.
Fragmented text notes a section of the Reily block remaining empty for over a year since failed negotiations by Schulle, Ine New York. The report references initial negotiations dating back to 1920 and suggests portions of the store remain vacant as rent is discussed.
Carl E Frecht Ting will hold the Bi property as an investment after yesterday’s transfer. He aims to improve vacant sore rooms in the building which have stood idle for almost a year. A source linked to the deal said no immediate action is planned beyond this holding, despite rumors of broader plans.
Nine year old Hazzard Bishop son of Mrs Rose Bishop of 5 Ross Avenue was recovering at Mex us hospital from a superficial lip wound after firing a blank cartridge from a revolver while playing. Authorities said the cartridge could have caused severe injury if fired higher. The boy disclosed he cocked the pistol and placed the muzzle against his lip before pulling the trigger.
In common pleas court today a jury returned a verdict in favor of the defendant Willun Davis. Paul Crebors was foreman of the jury. The case involved Shollenbarger rushing four nibs for $800 a note in question amid second hand slurs and Paris shop references tied to government operations.
Miss Jerry Pierson hosted a lively Laiel avenue gathering with prizes for high score and consolation events. April 1 ballroom plans and sponsor event details appear, plus Mrs Edward P. Frechtling hosting a Gode period themed party with bridge games and prizes. The Young Woman's Missionary Society banquet is announced for next Tuesday at six, with reservations required. Additionally, Mr. and Mrs. Beeler wed quietly in Columbus on March seventh, 1088, and will reside at 1929 West Sixth Street, Indianapolis after April.
Born to Mrs. Charles Serger in Rowe 13 At Healthy O a girl at Mercy hospital. Born to Mrs Squire Bishop Willow Avenue a girl.
Gorden Soth Rentsehler, president of the National City Bank, New York, says he enjoys Wanwillon and Hamilton progress. Aliston Tsebler, a local official, notes the town’s growth and new construction. Rentsehler declines to discuss business, plans more time in Hamilton, accompanied by Mrs. Rentsehler, who are staying at a country home east of town.
Probate papers show an estate valued around 37 162 with a bequest of 18 864 to Mercy Hospital. The will of Mrs Vilah Liesh faced a spousal contest but was settled, with taxes paid on several bequests and some tax exempt, hospital bequest not taxed.
Last in a series of citizenship project meetings for women of Oxford township held all day Thursday April 3 at the home of Mrs We Ke Swan in Osford. Final session begins at 9:30 AM with a special program. attendees are asked to bring a covered dish. Lenders include Mrs Leroy Kramer and Mrs J B Paxon.
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