Market Notes Mixed Gains and Drops Across U S Stocks and Commodities
Stocks drifted irregular on the New York and curb exchanges with advances led by Parker Pen and chemicals while American Superpower faced a new yearly low. Livestock and grain trade in Omaha Denver Minneapolis and Chicago showed higher current bids and stronger calf and steer prices amid varied futures.
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New York
New York Curb Exchange
American Superpower Corporation
Curb Exchange
Parker Pen Company
American Potash & Chemical
Ae & Wilcox
Pett and Morris
New York Stock Exchange
Alleghany Ludlum Steel
Allied Stores
American Tel
Anaconda Copper
Bethlehem
Steel Chrysler Corp
Curtiss Wright
Farnsworth Telco
General Electric
General Motors Greyhound
Idaho Power
Kaiser Frazer
Kennecott Copp
Montgomery Ward National Dairy
Ohio Oil
J. C. Penney
Pennsylvania
R. Phillips Petroleum Pure Oil
Radio Corp
Republic Stee Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific Standard Oil
C. Standard Oil
New Jersey
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Twentieth
Union Pacific
United Air L
U. S. Steel
San Francisco and New York Dairy and Produce Prices Report
San Francisco and New York markets show mixed dairy and produce quotes with butter grade scores and weights, eggs and cheese notes, and varied potato and onion prices. Chicago reports steady poultry and fluctuating cheese, egg, and potato values, with regional price spreads and track sales.
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San Francisco
New York
Idaho
Russell U. S No
Long Island Ducks
Cattle and hog markets mixed with light supply in Ogden
Livestock report from Ogden shows extremely light cattle supply with few cows at 14 to 15 dollars and loads of fed steers 21.50 to 22.25. Hogs trading higher on good to choice 180 to 240 pounds at 21.75 to 22.25 with heavier weights down to 16.75. Sows under 300 pounds at 15 dollars.
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Colorado
Denver
Chicago
cNre
Grain Market Summary Shows Mixed Closing on Chicago Board
Open to close on Thursday a dull trading day with wheat up 3 percent to about one cent higher, corn steady to slightly down, oats down 4 to 42 cents, rye off 34, soybeans down 145 to 2 percent. Profits linger as traders weigh export targets, government loan constraints, and storage capacity amid looming grain movements. Government reports show substantial corn and wheat loans outstanding with ongoing purchases and caveats about terminal facilities and future demand.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
Stret
Chemical Group
Monsanto
Abbott Laboratories
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
American Smelting
General Electric
National Steel
Vig Steel
Santa Fe
Chicago
Idaho
North Dakota
Minnesota
Red River Valley
Wisconsin
Crags Dee
Florida Bliss
Florida Bliss Triumphs
Colorado
U. S
the- Simiee
Indiana
Utah
Board of Trade
Kansas
Winnipeg
Weather outlook for the Northwest and Rockies
Friday will be mostly cloudy with light rain in Southeastern and Southwestern Idaho and parts of Utah. Temperatures range from the mid 30s to mid 40s with night lows near freezing in many areas and some regional variations in Dixie and near Boise and Pocatello.
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United Press
Idaho
Utah
North
South
Dixie
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Butte
Cheyenne
Chicago
Cincinnat
Denver
Detroit
Duluth
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Ogden
Oklahom
Omaha
Phoenix
Pocatello
San Antoni
Portland
Ruegant
Saitat Ae
Iego
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The page lists clues for a horizontal entry and a vertical column. It includes numbered hints such as 5, 3, 12, 13, and 14 with partial word prompts like Wading Bird and Mineral rock. It also notes a harsh or severe term for the vertical set alongside speeding and cold states.
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Rupert Mourns Mrs Vern Stone in Sunday Service
Final rites for Mrs. Vern Stone were held at the Rupert Baptist Church with Ernest W. Stuchberg officiating. John Nisbet sang two solos as Melvin Madsen played and several Culley family members served as pallbearers and flowers were arranged by local women. Interment followed at Rupert Cemetery under Goodman Mortuary direction.
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Rupert
Vern Stone
the Baptist Church
Aot
Ernest W. Stuchberg
Melvin Madsen
John Nisbet
Robert Culley
Fra Mericle
Cloyd Culley
J. R. Culley
Robert Anderson
Therman Culley
Albert H. Lee
Minidoka County
Idaho
Rupert Hospital
Rupert Method Church
James R. Crow
Goodman Mortuary
Goodman, Mortuary
Mr. Lee
Greeley
Colo
William
Margaret Ella Lee
Sweeney
Buena Vista
Greeley Tribune
Oklahoma News
Oklamoe City
Denver Post
O. F. Allen
Patriot
Charles Emil Moyer
South Grant
Marbie
Ark
Frederick and
Maude
Fover
Arkansas
marrie _ckman
Twin Rails
Pocatello
City Motors
Mr. Moyer
Frederick Moyer
John T. Moyer
Castleford
Ruth Harris
Tigard
Ore
Rae Hill
Buhl
The
Baptist Church
Methodist
Parrett
Sunset Memorial
Twin Falls
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Bell Telephone booth promises air flow and extra light
New York reports Bell Telephone Company introduces an advanced telephone booth with ceiling ventilator cycling air several times per minute, four times more lighting than standard booths, and a smooth steel wall designed to deter doodling during calls.
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New York
Bell Telephone Company
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