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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1938
Page
6
District officers announce the August 9 election slate filed by petitions. Names cover governor secretary of state treasurer auditor and numerous state and federal offices with voters in Hocking and surrounding counties.
Grace B Poling and Harold L Poling divorce suit was dismissed today by Judge Phil A Henderson for want of prosecution. Thena Bethel named executrix of late William J Bethel estate of Starr Township.
Walter Prather tenor sings Heigh Ho from Snow White at the second stadium concert sponsored by the Logan Chamber of Commerce. Luther Heyde conducts an original march Semper Melior. Boris Godounow coronation scene featured with KremlIn chimes. Bruce Price and Emerson Isles perform a flute clarinet duet The program includes Cripple Creek The Old Refrain His Honor Valse Triste Poet and Peasant and Rose Marie Joe Stoughton announcer Roy Curl in charge of PA.
Prof Charles Meade, ex teacher of graphology and English at Denison and Colorado, offers School Night in Logan Theatre. He asks 25 questions, no reading or math tasks, students answer Right or Wrong, with $1 per correct answer. The final Brain-Twister pays $1 to $15 or more. A double feature will screen.
Miss Blanche England deputy county auditor traveled to Columbus to attend a State Tax Commission hearing on Camp Wyandot near Rockbridge seeking exemption from the county tax duplicate. Camp Wyandot owners argue the camp is not operated for profit and should be tax free.
Chicago grain as of June 22 shows wheat futures with July at 77 3/4 and September at 77 1/4, December at 79 1/2. Corn July 57, September 58, December 57 1/4. Oats September 26 1/2, December 27 1/4. Soybeans July 85, October 81, December 81 1/4. Rye July 53, September 51, December 53 1/4.
Report outlines base price to 5.50 with extreme top at 6.65. Dealers mostly offer 8.00 to 8.50, with selective weighty options around 8.75 and a few at 9.00.
Cincinnati reports nationwide market snapshots for hogs cattle and sheep with U S Dept of Agriculture data. Hogs steady to open with tops around 9 25 for lighter weights and 8 80 to 9 10 for heavier lots. Cattle slow to steady with good to choice heifers near 9 50 and beef cows scarce. Sheep open weak to 25 off with spring lambs around 9 60 and ewes down to 3 50.
Laurelville Perry Board of Education met in Laurelville and hired drivers for four routes. Contracts awarded to J. T. Rose Route 1 John Archer Route 2 Clifford Weaver Route 3 Oakley Steele Route 4 Clay Reichelderfer Route 5.
Logan Public Library shelves two swimming titles The Swimming Work Book and Swimming Simplified as the new pool set to open in under two weeks Staff notes list Peattie A Prairie Grove a semi fictionalized history Chamberlin Japan Over Asia Ferber Nobody Is In Town and Stakowski The Magic World of Music for children plus The Late George Apley and more.
Columbus Ohio June 22 Poultry prices unchanged to two cents higher live buying prices listed for broilers heavy fowls light fowls fries roasts roosters old ducks young ducks turkeys with old and other produce also unchanged
Hog numbers reach 350 with mostly 10 higher bids across weight ranges from 180 to 300 pounds. Sows bring 7.50 to 7.75 and a few light choices around 8.00. Cattle, about 50 head, mainly stockers and feeders of medium to good quality, steady for week. Calves light to good 8.00 to 9.00. Sheep and lambs 350 head, bids opening lower, market not established.
To choice weighty springers priced at 8.00 to 9.00 with some up to 9.50 depending on condition. Yearlings range from 6.50 downward. Wethers offered at 4.00 downward.
U S Dept of Ag reports fat hogs firming with 14 000 head seen in Chicago bids including 4 000 direct. Hogs top at 9.20 with most 170 240 lb and 250 290 lb ranges 9.00 9.00. Cattle and calves steady to strong with grain fed steers and yearlings 9.25 up, prime steer asks 11.25, cows scarce steady, best 9.75 heifers, bulls around 6.50.
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