Local items of interest and schedule notes
Wm Mulhall Jr visited Kane for a SitS cis visit. Jacob Reidhaar and daughter Mrs Miller went to Lewiston on Saturday with Mrs Milt Bush of Ferdinand visiting Mrs Downer in Cottonwood. Bill Rooke, noted Snake River stockman, in town for a short trip since last summer. Mrs L C Raaberg of Lewiston visiting Mrs H C Matthiesen. her husband serves at Camp Lewis. Chronicle subscription rises after next month. save 4 bits by renewing now. A finder’s reward offered for a lost leather sack near Cottonwood containing two sets of false teeth. Dr Reilly attends dental convention in Spokane. expects return Friday July 5. Mrs Reilly visited relatives in Moscow. Howard McKinley sold ten Poland China hogs to F U Warehouse Co at 15.70, total since January 3411.98. He has 8 brood sows and ~50 young pigs for breeding. Mr and Mrs R S Curless of Melrose spent time in town during Chautauqua. crops in their area look unusually good. daughter Helen returns from Urbana to teach Nezperce 8th grade next term.
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Wm. Mulhall, Jr
Kane
Jacob Reidhaar
Miller
Lewiston
Wisconsin
Milt Bush
Ferdinand
Downer
Cottonwood
Bill Rooke
Snake River
L. C. Raaberg
H. C. Matthiesen
Camp Lewis
Chronicle
B.F. Taylor
Boles
Twedot
Mont
Dr. Reilly
Spokane
R. S. Curless
Melrose
Helen
Urbana
Illinois
State University
Nezperce
Vote to Consolidate Fu warehouse company sent to Seattle
Riley Rice returned home from Seattle where he attended a Tri State Terminal Co meeting. Farmers Union Warehouse firms across the Northwest voted to amalgamate into one main company with headquarters in Seattle and raise capital from 1.5 million to 4 million. A 10 percent dividend of 165000 was declared and stockholders likely to invest the sum in war savings stamps. Camas Prairie stockholders favored investing 15000 in war stamps.
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Riley Rice
Seattle
Tri-State Terminal Co
Farmers Union
Northwest
Camas Prairie
Sugar Regulations Tighten as Cuban Deliveries Fall Short
Washington dispatch reports a serious sugar situation due to shorter Cuban deliveries, high consumption, and shipping losses. Limits impose 25 pounds for home canning, 2 pounds in town and 5 in the country, with no further allotments for manufacturers and revocation of special canning permits. Grocers capped at 25 pounds per customer. soda fountains and vendors without filings receive no new allotments.
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Idaho
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Hoene Hardware
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