Idaho Falls to Welcome Two New Canning and Seed Factories
Idaho Falls will host a modern $300,000 pea canning plant employing about 400 people and a separate pea seed factory, both slated to begin operation within the year. The companies request secrecy but expect substantial expansion in the next year, with plans to employ 50 to 75 at the seed house and up to 600 at the canning plant eventually.
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Idaho Falls
J. Wesley Holden
Holden
Donus
new _ seed house
Rogers Bros
Tually
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Free in person rupture appliance consultation by expert
C F Redlich offers a no charge visit to prove to ruptured individuals that mail order or over the counter appliances cannot match an up to date properly fitted device. He asserts most cases improve with expert fitting and sanitary abdominal supporters for varied locations and sizes. opportunity to learn condition is available now.
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C. F. Redlich
Redlich Repair Ad Highlights Minneapolis Home Office
An advertisement for Co. F. Redlich presents an appliance expert based at a Boston Block home office in Minneapolis Minnesota offering repair services.
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Home Office
Boston Block
Minneapolis, Minn
Presbyterian Conference Set for Boise Next Week
The Presbyterian Synod of Idaho agencies plan a joint Boise meeting Monday through Wednesday to map six months of southern Idaho church work. Delegates from Pocatello Jerome Twin Falls Idaho Falls Boise Caldwell and Denver will discuss Bible Chair endowment Bellevue Summer Conference vacant home missions Indian Mission pension plans and weekday religious classes. Rev Walter M Irwin will speak at a Tuesday session.
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Presbyterian Synod of Idaho
Boise
Presbyterian Churches of
Southern Idaho
Synodeoclears
Synod
G. William Barnum
Pocatello
National Missions Committee
Arthur G
W. 8. Titus of
College of Idaho
Bellevue
Fort Hall
Idaho Home Missions Council
Caldwell
Walter M. Irwin
Denver
General Council
First Presbyterian Church of
G. Wilam Barnum
Barnum
The
Syynodical Society
Svynod
Committee On
Christian Education
Alex. Campbell
Women’s Missionary Society of
Joint Conference of Idaho Seed and Livestock Groups
Boise hosts a February 2 start for a joint conference of the Idaho state seed show Idaho Vegetable Growers society State Dairy association and Swine Growers association. Experts will lead talks on seed and vegetable growing hog raising marketing problems and livestock marketing.
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Boise
Idaho State
Idaho Vegetable Growers Society
State Dairy Association
Swine Growers Association
Ge Éern
John T. Cain
Los Angeles Union
G. A. Pierson
Portland Thien
Free dance at Eagles hall Saturday night
Public invited to a free dance at the Eagles hall this Saturday night with music and refreshments provided. Attendees should arrive in time for early dancing and socializing with fellow members and neighbors.
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Eagles Hall
Blossom Time Delights Pocatello Audiences With Fine Cast
A packed Auditorium welcomed a refined production of Blossom Time. Gertrude Long, Jean Leontovitch, Patrick Kelly, Hollis Davenny, Teddy Webb, and Ruth Meier delivered elegant singing and acting with strong diction and period charm.
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Schubert
Gertrude Long
Mitzi
Jean Leontovitch
Bellabrun
Patrick Kelly
Frang Schober
Hollis Davenny
Franz Schubert
Teddy Webb
Kranz
Pocatello
Ruth Meier
County Assessor Home From Boise
County Assessor Charles A. Brown returned Friday from Boise where he attended the annual convention of the County Assessors association. The group discussed a new state Beas tax on automobiles and recommended to the legislature a $12 license fee for cars under 1700 pounds and an extra $1 per hundred pounds for those over 2000 pounds. They favored a one third reduction on cars five years old or older and urged counties without bonded indebtedness to keep auto license revenue for road and bridge work, with the state continuing to get 25 percent of the funds. Bannock county would benefit from the change, as all license revenue would stay for local road and bridge projects.
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Charles A. Brown
Boise
County Assessors Association
Bannock County
Stolen Autos Recovered in City Thefts
A Studebaker touring car belonging to John Ford was recovered by police on Pocatello Avenue after being stolen Friday night from South Main. A Chevrolet owned by N L Marler remained unfound at the time. An Overland car stolen Thursday from in front of Parisian Cleaners was located Friday afternoon in Alameda.
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John Ford
N. L. Marler
Studebaker
Pocatello Avenue
Mr. Ford
South Main
Short Line
Alameda
Fight Between Editor and Son Over Oie Beating Incident
Paris reports a clash last night as the son of militant communist Thagpopert attacked Camille Avmard, director of La Liberte. Avmard subdued him with a cane, handed him to police, and declined to press charges. The elder Rappoport reportedly joked about the offending article.
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Paris
Oie
Thagpopert
Camille Avmard
la Liberte
M. Avmard
Rappoport
Pocatello Weather Forecast and Temperatures
Cloudy tonight and Sunday with likely light local snow in Pocatello Idaho. Report covers 24 hours ending 6 am today with highs 34 and 33 on the day, mean 34, normal 25, and precipitation totals 0.57 inch this month and 0.457 inch since January 1 with 0.10 inch excess. R TEEPLE meteorologist reports times for tonight and tomorrow.
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Pocatello
U. S&s. Department of Agriculture
U S Weather Bureau
Idaho
Market News Brisk Rally Lifts Wheat and Steel Shares
Market roundup reports a strong week in commodities and stocks. Chicago wheat and provisions rise amid foreign buying and flour exports, while New York U S Steel hits a 1917 high and parlayed gains into broad market strength.
Closing Prices for Major Stocks in Mixed Market
A long list of closing prices shows gains and declines across major companies such as General Electric, Du Pont, American Can Company, and Chicago & Northwestern. Notable movements include Du Pont up 142 percent and American Telephone and Telegraph trading firmer amid broad sector shifts.
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Allied Chemical & Dye
American Canaries
SOE
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil. & St. Paul, Ptd
Chicago, R. I. & Pac
Chile Copper
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Crucible
Uba
Davison Chemical Oul
du Pont de Edrte
Erie
Famous Players Caa
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern, Ptd
Gulf States Steel
Sik
Houston Oil
Hudson Motors
Illinois Central
International Harvester
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
American Waterworks
American Woolen Anaconda
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motor International Mer
Invincible Oil
Iss
Kelly-Springfield - Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Vailey
Louisville & Nashvville
Ingnkeall Mack Truck
Marland Oil
Enti Maxwell Motors
Mexican Seaboard Oil
Missouri, Kan
Missouri Pacific, Ptd
Montgomery-Warg
Nasional Biscuitational Lead
New York Central
N. Y
N. H
Hartford
Norfolk & Western North American
Texas & Pacific Tobacco Products
Union Pacific
United Drug
U. Gs
U. & Ind
U. & Steel
Utah Copper
Bdees Wabash Ptd
Westinghouse Electric
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Exchange rates steady in New York market
Foreign exchange rates in New York on January 24 held steady with quotations in cents for Great Britain at 4.79 percent and 4.80 on cables. 0 day bills on banks show varied figures for France, Italy, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Spain, Greece, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Austria, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, and Tokio with several bid and cable values listed.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Montreal
Liberty bonds trading update in New York markets
The New York bond market reports Liberty bonds closed at 101.17 with assorted 4% issues around 104.27 and 100 range. Government securities show varied quotes with small movement and persistent demand noted across issues.
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New York
Liberty
Ina
U. & Government
Government
Silver Prices Reported Across Markets
New York and London overnight updates show bar silver at 64 percent Mexican dollars in New York and 32 1 16 per ounce in London, reflecting market pricing trends for precious metals.
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New York
London
Weather outlook for the week from Washington report
Weather outlook notes snow in northern Rocky Mountain plateau regions with colder spells early in the week. Moderating conditions midweek followed by another cold period toward week’s end.
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Washington
Rocky
Wheat market rebounds after initial decline in Chicago trade
Wheat opened with a setback but rallied as selling pressure eased. A key selling house shifted to support, aiding a sharp advance despite mixed Canadian and Argentine crop estimates. May wheat fluctuated around 1.93 to 1.95, with corn and oats following wheat trends, and hogs delivering firmer provisions alongside.
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Chicago
Argentina
Potatoes Market Slow With Mixed Wisconsin Prices
Chicago January 24 potato trade opened dull with 81 car receipts and 8 shipments totaling 564. Wisconsin sacked round whites traded from 1.05 to 1.16 with some at 1.20 for fancy shade. other states showed no early sales reported.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Sugar Market Steady Amid Limited New Demand
New York sugar market closed unchanged with raw sugar at 4.32 duty paid and 5,000 bags sold to a local refiner. Futures drifted little as March to September contracts held 2.77 to 3.05 and refined sugar offered at 6.10 to 6.25 cents, with one refiner signaling 6 cents for delayed shipment and 6.19 for prompt delivery.
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New York
Asquith May Become Peer Victoria Era Rumor
London January 24 The Daily Xpress reports Liberal leader H. H. Asquith may accept a peerage. It says the Earldom of Oxford could be revived for him if true. The title became extinct in 1853 on the death of the sixth Earl, a descendant of the Tory statesman Robert Hurley.
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London
Asquith
Daily Xpress
T Earl
Oxford
Robert Hurley
Livestock Prices and Receipts from Omaha Market
Omaha Nebraska January 24 Hog receipts 11,000 mostly steady to 20lb butchers 10.20 to 10.65 top 10.75, desirable 160 to 200 lb 9.70 to 10.20, good 140 to 150 lb 9.40 to 9.70. Cattle receipts 125 week to week, fed steers and yearlings 25 to 40c lower, bulk 7.00 to 9.00, some loads 10.00, stockers and feeders weak. Sheep receipts 1,000 lambs 25 to 40c lower, feeding lambs 25 to 50c higher, western lambs 17.50 to 18.00, yearlings 16.50 to 17.00, wethers 11.09 to 12.00, ewes 6.50 to 10.56, top feeding lambs 16.75 to 17.50.
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OMAE
Omaha
Neb
Bologna
Ught
Chicago Hog and Cattle Prices Hit Wide Range on Week's Trades
Hog receipts 6 000 with top loads around 11 05 and demand holding. weights 200 to 240 pounds average 10 50 to 11 75. slaughter pigs 7 50 with mixed weights. Cattle receipts 1 500 with fed steers and yearlings mostly 50 to 75 cents lower. best handyweight steers 11 65. beef steers 7 75 to 10 00. veal calves 10 25 to packers. Sheep receipts 7 006 with fat lambs steady to 25 cents higher. fat wool lambs 18 00 to 18 75. feeding lambs 16 75 to 18 00. wethers 12 09 to 12 75.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report Cattle and Sheep Movements
Cattle receipts 225 calves 25 with weekly figures. Fed steers uneven 25 to 50 cents lower, medium to good weight down. yearlings steady to 25 cents lower. Top long yearlings 11.50. heavy steers 10.00. stock cows and heifers higher. Hog receipts 3,500 with mixed gains. packers top 10.75. bulk 10.10 to 10.70. Sheep receipts 500. lambs steady to strong, top 18.25 to 18.90. bulk 17.60 to 18.00. sheep 26 higher. top ewes 10.90.
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Kansas City
Fedi
Candidate Harris Withdraws From Fourth District Race
San Francisco January 24 Richard Harris deputy city assessor and candidate for representative from the fourth district to succeed Julius Kahn announced his withdrawal. He pledged to support Florence Kahn in her bid to win the office, leaving her with a strong chance of election.
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San Francisco
Richard Harris
Tte
Julius Kahn
Richard Coleman
Florence Kahn
Harris
Irregular Market Session Amid Eclipse Delays
Stocks showed erratic trading as opening was delayed 45 minutes for an eclipse view. Oils and southwestern issues led gains while textiles and autos declined. Major movers included American Car and Foundry, Mack Truck, Nash Motors and Chandler. Total volume around 450000 shares.
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New York
Janeee
American Woolen Common
Mack Truck
Nash Motors
Chandler
American Car & Fountry
Tota
Oil quota rates and mine strike settlement announced
New York reports curb oil quotas with Prairie Pipe Line at 123 and other producers. Scranton observes settlement of a strike by 11,000 coal miners from Pennsylvania coal company, averting a broader district disruption.
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New York
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
New Bradford
Mutual
Salt Creek Con
Scranton
Pennsylvania Coal Company
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