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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1936
Page
9
An assortment of used cars from 1926 to 1936 with prices from 35 dollars plus multiple dealers in Lancaster and Bremen advertise vehicles, tires, and parts. Also offered are auto glass services, paint and repair, insurance premiums, and a film development service. Local businesses promote wrecking, parts, and radio service plus a brief notice on collections and insurance rates.
A fragmented radio programming listing spans stations WLyw and WENS with multiple acts and times. It names Bob Nolan’s Toy Band Jack Armstrong Singing Lady Little Orphan Annie and segments like Crime Clues Amos n Andy Lum and Abner and various orchestras and hosts across the day. The schedule includes names such as Sigmund Romberg Kay Kyser’s Orch Benny Venuti Lawrence Tibbett Louis Armstrong and Galen Music with signs of sign off and local hosts.
In Sao Salvador the capital of Baz hia, uptown means an elevating experience. A huge elevator tower marks the transition between uptown and downtown or vice versa, illustrating how uptown differs by city.
The candidacy of H. Barr Griffith, Mt. Gilead publisher, for the Republican nomination for Secretary of State was announced in Columbus on January 7. Griffith, born in Knox County, attended Mt. Gilead schools and Ohio Wesleyan University and served as Mt. Gilead postmaster during the Coolidge administration.
R Phillips manager for Cincinnati Mutual Life Insurance Co in this district attends an annual managers convention in Cincinnati at the Netherland Plaza Hotel through Thursday.
A dense list of radio program times and performers listed in a chaotic schedule. Names include Bob Nolan Jack Armstrong Singing Lady Little Orphan Old Fashioned Girl Evening Concert Bob Newhall Lowell Thomas Amos n Andy Lum and Abner Jan Garber Hal Kemp Gogo De Lys Hugo Monaco Burns and Allen Kostelanetz Ray Noble Orch President Roosevelt Ruby and his Muse Henry Halsted Orch Gus Lazaro Tammy Mack Neighbors Gust Lazaro Dance Music Sign Off and related program notes.
Governor Davey accused Ohio State University officials of attempting to raid the treasury and charged Attorney General Bricker with petty politics in a statewide radio address. He defended budget vetoes as even handed, saying OSU sought a large increase while other state universities were modest. He blamed the OSU lobby for pressuring funds and criticized transfers between funds refused by the State Controlling Board.
January 7 1836 corrected list from Columbus Ohio market shows butter and creamery extras at 37 to 38 cents per pound. Eggs graded including Central Ohio firsts 23 cents, seconds 21, U S retail sizes 28 26 25 21. Poultry prices include dressed rollers egghorn 25 live 23 25, hens dressed 25 27 live 23 18, roosters 16 dressed live 14 10, ducks 28 25 live 14, geese 25 20 11, turkeys 35 38 live 28 30 23 26.
Pittsburgh livestock totals show hogs 320 head with prices up to 65 cents higher on some lines and good to choice weights at 140 to 230 pounds selling around 11.00. deck plainer quality at 10.75. Cattle 75 head, steers down 25.50, bulk good steers 8.20 to 8.75, top heifers 7.60, cows 3.85 to 5.55, bulls around 7. Calves 50 head steady with good and choice dealers at 13.00 to 13.50. Sheep 500 head mostly 0.25 lower with fat lambs around 11.25 and good sheep scarce at 6.00 to 6.25.
Chicago grain traders faced uncertainty from the Supreme Court ruling invalidating the AAA. By mid-session, wheat futures fell 1 2 to 7 8 cents, corn down 1 8 cent, oats steady to up 1 8 cent. Cash prices eased 1 4 cent for corn and wheat while oats remained largely unchanged.
In Columbus Ohio on January 7 the market shows mixed results with hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep. Hog receipts around 300 with 140 to 150 pound hogs pulling 10 to 10.25, sows at 8.50 and stags 7.50. cattle receipts light with fed steers 7.50 to 8.35, butcher cows 4.50 to 6.50, bulls 5 to 7, stockers 6 to 8.50. calves good to choice 11 to 12, some 12.50, culls down to 7. sheep and lambs about 300 with prime lambs 11.25 to 11.50 and other grades 10.75 to 11, aged sheep 1 to 5, wethers down, yearlings down to 9. The report notes ongoing price declines across several categories.
Pittsburgh reports a steady produce market with butter near 92, eggs steady, various prices for poultry, hog dressed meat, and regional grain quotes. Listings show prices for butter, eggs, potatoes, nuts, dried corn, cider, lard, hams, bacon, pork, sweet potatoes, corn, and hay, plus poultry and grain entries from local markets and a corrected byline from Wacker's Grocery and J N Short and Graham Milling Co.
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