Lang funeral set for Wednesday in Parma and Pocatello
The late Albert H. Lang former Parma mayor and longtime Pocatello resident died Saturday night in Boise after a short illness. His body arrived noon today and was met by local delegations. Funeral services will be held at the Episcopal church at 2 30 tomorrow with burial at Mt Moriah Masonic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Lang
Parma
Pocatello
Boise
Portneuf Masonic Lodge
Fiks’ Lodge
Ben Ross
Howard Stoy
Episcopal Church
MeHen
Portneuf Lodge A. F. & A. M
Mt. Moriah
Langs
A. IL Lang
Albert T
Stillman Lang
M. Jones
Lang
Pete Herty
Ogien
Henry Herty
Pebble
Hertys
H. B. Kinport- Denton
Diplomas Awarded at St Joseph High Commencement
Nine students received diplomas at the third annual St Joseph high school commencement in the L D 8 Recreation hall. Rev Oswald Mogg gave the address and Rev J C Dolan presented diplomas to graduates including Donald Ti. Barlow and Margaret H. Ford. The event featured an orchestra and choral performances by the St Joseph High School class.
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St. Joseph High School
L. D
Recreation Hall
Oswald Mogg
J. C. Dolan
Daniel M. Gorman
Boise
Donald Ti. Barlow
C. Vernon Boyatt
Filoy K. Collins
Margaret IH. Ford
Genevieve BE. Garvin
Clarence J. Keefe
John BE. O'Donnell
A. Bernadette Stoker
F. Marie Wasley
United Liberty
J. Seredy
Angelus
R. Schumann
C. Arthur
Father
St. Joseph
Evelyn Norman
Worthleys to Spend Week in Pocatello
Captain and Mrs L E Worthley of Boise arrived in Pocatello and will stay through the week at the Bannock. He is the regular army infantry instructor for the Idaho National Guard and will teach infantry officers at a sessions with guard officers from Buhl Twin Falls Rigby and Pocatello. They are former Pocatello residents and were here when he joined the Idaho National Guard. He has received orders transferring him but has no new assignment yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Worthley
Boise
Pocatello
Bannock
Worthley
Idaho National Guard
Infantry
National Guard
Buhl
Twin Falls
Rigby
Negro Held on Concealed Weapon Charge
Benjamin McKinney, a Negro, was charged with carrying concealed weapons. He told Police Judge John W. Peter he did not know why he had them on him while slightly intoxicated. The judge fined him $25 and committed him to jail to serve the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin McKinney
John W. Peter
McKinney
City of Pocatello Calls for Bids on Curb and Sidewalk
Sealed proposals due by 8 00 p m June 10 1926 to the city clerk for block 649 improvements including 610 feet of monolithic concrete curb and gutter and 220 square feet of sidewalk. Bid bond five percent required with guarantees paid from general fund warrants. bids opened at city hall June 10 1926. city reserves right to reject all bids. Laura B Gough city clerk.
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Pocatello
Idaho
City of Pocatello
Pocatello Bank
Eneer
Pheasant Slams Into Windshield On Highway
Jimmy Scavera of Pocatello recounts a close encounter on the Blackfoot to Pocatello highway Monday when a large cock pheasant flew into his car. The bird struck the windshield, killing it, as the driver avoided a head impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Scavera
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Dr. Ira Landrith to Speak at Local Congregational Tonight
Dr Ira Landrith representative of the Christian Endeavor unions will address a church meeting at the Congregational church tonight at o clock. An outstanding figure in Christian work he will tell parents about better understanding of their problems and has been active in educational work and law administration. He formerly belonged to the Cumberland church and was the first moderator of its union with Presbyterian. He is touring five Idaho cities under the state Endeavor union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Landrith
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Landrith
Old Cumberland Church of the South
Presbyterian
Idaho
State Endeavor Union
Testimony Meeting Hono rs Hendricks at L D S Tabernacle
A Seventh Ward testimony meeting at the L D S tabernacle honored Mr Milo Hendricks and his wife as they prepare to move to Preston. Bishop E T Horsfal led the program with vocal and instrumental music and refreshments. Ezra J Merrill, W A Hyde, and Lowell A Merrill spoke. a watch and cameo pin were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. S. Tabernacle
Sixth Ward
Milo Hendricks
Preston
E. T. Horsfal
Mr. Hendricks
H. 8. Wooley
C. J. Cannon
Ezra J. Merrill
W. A. Hyde
Lowell A. Merrill
Hyde
Hendricks
Merrill
Local residents and visitors tour Idaho and Oregon
Mr and Mrs John Nevins visit Weiser while he is relieved as chief dispatcher for the Idaho Short Line by B C Riddle. Hurlburt family, former city residents now in Portland, visit Pocatello to meet Harry Hurlburt. A Y Satterfield goes to Kimberly on business. Helen Patch returns to Portland after a visit. Mr and Mrs R Harding depart for Chicago. Dr D O Poynter of Nampa visits Spangberg home. Louise Carlson of the county assessor’s office spends Memorial Day in Grace with her son Richard. Joe Thomett travels to Grace to meet farmers for several days. Florency Stone and Marion Hepworth depart for Perry and Turner to teach nutrition classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nevins
Weiser
Nevins
Idaho
Short Line
B. C. Riddle
H. W. Hurburt
Portland
Pocatello
Hurlburt
Harry Hurlburt
A. Y. Satterfield
Kimberly
Helen Patch
O. 8. S. Attorney
R. Harding
Chicago
Harding
D. Orr Poynter
Nampa
Gus Spangberg
Louise Carlson
Grace
Richard
Joe Thomett
Bannock
Florency Stone
Perry and
Turner
Marion Hepworth
The Unknown Soldier at the Capitol
The Unknown Soldier by Renaud Hoffman debuts at the Capitol for four days starting Wednesday. The film portrays the soldier’s soul and his family with fidelity, focusing on a typical doughboy and his mother sweetheart and comrades in a powerful, human war story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renaud Hoffman
Capitol Theatre
America
Moonlight Open Air Opens Tomorrow Night
Moonlight Open Air to start tomorrow evening at Fifth and Center corner with cool dancing. reserved seat sale announced for Temple Fr Spring Maid on Thursday evening.
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Fifth and Center
Chamber Plans Study of Taxes
The Idaho State Chamber of Commerce plans a four member from each of three sections study of the state tax system and remedies for equitable adjustment. A ways and means committee including R. B. Shepherd C. A. Barton W. R. Putnam and Ravenal Macbeth will pursue twenty thousand dollars to fund chamber expenses for 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allatate Chamber of Commerce
PF. CG
McGowan
Boise
Ky &. Shepherd
Idaho
McGiowan
R. BE. Shepherd
C. A. Barton
W. R. Putnam
Ravenal Macbeth
Local Fraternal and Club Meetings Schedule Tonight
Announcement of Gate City Commandery No 4 K T conclave this evening for regular business and officer election. Masonic Building Corp directors meet Thursday at the secretary's office in the Masonic temple. Portneuf Judge No 18 A F and A M holds Wednesday meeting to transact business with full attendance urged. Neighbors of Woodcraft meet tonight at W O W hall at 8 with initiation and practice for Memorial Day services. G I A to B of L E meets in W O W hall Wednesday at 2. Happy Hour club at Mrs Saran Devaney home Thursday 2 30 with officer election and social hour.
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Gate City Commandery No. 4
K. T
Masonic Building Corporation
Masonic Temple
Aoe
Portneuf
A. F
A. M
Woodcraft
W. O. W. Hall
Daisy Rodell
Alerie Primbs
Myrtle Duncan
B. of L. E
Happy Hour Club
Saran Devaney
Preliminary Hearing in White Case Today
The preliminary examination in the case of E. C. White charged with embezzlement was held in Judge FE. G. Houde's court today. The complaint signed by A. Tahlberg involves a mortgage with alleged incomplete payment. Roy Black represents the defendant. County Attorney H. J. Swanson and Attorney T. C. Coffin act for the plaintiff. The case was taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. White
FE. G. Houde
A. Tahlberg
Bahlberg
Roy Black
H. J. Swanson
T. C. Coffin
Return of Lava Bank Cashier From Weekend Visit
Miss Mabel Kasiska, cashier at the Lava Hot Springs bank, returned to Lava today after spending the weekend visiting at the Kasiska home on South Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lava
Mabel Kasiska
Lava Hot Springs Bank
Kasiska
South
Garfield
Grain Exports Show Weekly Changes in U S Totals
Exports for the week ending May 29 reached 337000 bushels, down from 4861000 the prior week. Barley and oats fell, corn rose, rye and wheat mixed, while Canadian grain in transit increased to 2913000 from 2447000 and flour in transit rose to 252000 barrels from 220000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
U. S
Cash Wheat Prices and Grain Quotes
Chicago June 1. AP reports cash grain quotes across cereals and livestock. Wheat No 2 red around 1.46 to 1.47, No 7 hard 1.47 to 1.60 percent. corn No 2 mixed 69 to 70, No 2 yellow around 70 percent. rye No 2 about 84 percent. barley 64 to 73. timothy seed 6.75 to 7.00. clover seed 12.00 to 18.00. lard 16.00. ribs 7.87. bellies 18.97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Timothy Peed
Hicago
Spring Chicken Dinners at Green Triangle
Eight chicken dinners available at the Green Triangle with flexible seating. Reserve by calling 676 R 1 percent and call one hour ahead for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Triangle
Markets and Financial News New York June 1
The New York market opened briskly then cooled as call money rose to five percent amid heavy borrowing. Trading mixed after a Florida real estate setback and a mobile price cut were offset by strong industrial and railroad earnings. Major movers included General Motors and United States Steel, with mixed or higher balls and declines in Atchison and Atlantic Refining. Total volume about 850000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bualnese
Trade Nowas
Florida
Mack Trucks
General Motors
United States Steel Corporation
Chesapeake and Ohio
Atchison
Atlantic Refining
Montgomery Ward
Stewart Warner
Interborough
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Livestock Market Report from Omaha June 1
Hogs receipts 10 000 active mostly 10 1lie higher bulk 110 to 220 pound averages 18.80 13.85 top 13.85 all weights bulk 220 to 270 butchers 13.70 413.80 bulk 270 to 300 butchers 13.50 13.70 heavies down to 12.35 packing sows 11.50 12.00 bulk of sales 13.25 13.80 average cost May 13.03 weight 264 Cattle receipts 10 500 fed steers 9.65 9.80 choice 1430 lb 10.00 bulk early 8.50 9.65 stockers and feeders steady to strong bulls uneven but mostly steady butcher cows 5.50 7.00 betters 7.75 8.75 light offerings 9.00 canners 4.00 6.00 bologna bulls 2.50 5.50 veal top 12.00 stockers 7.75 8.75 Sheep receipts 5 000 lambs steady top Idahos 17.75 natives 17.35 15.40 15.75 sheep weak ewes 6.50 7.00 feeders Californias Idahos 13.50 old crop lambs classified as yearlings June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Idahos
Angeles
Los Angeles
Arizona
St. Joseph
Cattle and Hogs Market Report from Los Angeles and San Francisco
Los Angeles and San Francisco stockyards report mixed but steady demand. Cattle receipts 400 in LA with varied steer and heifer prices, calves slow but steady, hogs steady with top weights around 15 3/4, sheep showing limited activity and lamb values around 13 to 18 1/2.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Demand
Cattle demand slowed for calves and stockers with slight gains for light weight steers. choice 1624 lb steers 9.90 while light steers and yearlings near 9.95. Hogs steady to slow with top 14.15 for 160 lb weights, bulk 13.60 13.95, sows 12.00 13.50. Lambs to 17.00 with natives around 16.60 16.76 and California at 16.75 with 20 percent foreign. Texas wethers 8.00 8.25 as Colorado and Arizona reported 16.25 16.85 and 16.60 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hogs and Cattle Receipts Reported in Chicago Market
In Chicago on June 1 hog receipts show 1 percent higher, with most hog weights 240 to 825 pounds and top prices near 14.80. Packing cows move around 12.30 to 12.56, slaughter pigs 14.96, and heavy weights up to 18.85. Cattle receipts total about 11,000 with opening values noted.
Livestock Market Roundup United States Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho and California
Chicago reports mixed receipts and weak demand with potatoes and stock movements. Wisconsin and Minnesota sacked whites and Russell stock show varied prices while Idaho and Alabama Missouri Texas and Louisiana trade differently. Ogden notes hogs and cattle receipts with higher prices. spring lambs in transit east and sheep market steady to higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Russell
Alabama
Texas
Louisiana
Witss
Triumpha
Livestock Market Report from St Joseph and Portland
St Joseph reports Hogs four thousand five hundred with prices steady to higher and top at 14.00. Cattle three thousand with steers mostly 8.40 to 9.35, top 9.50, cows and heifers 4.50 to 9.50, calves 6.10 to 11.50, stockers 6.75 to 8.50. Sheep fifteen hundred, lambs 15.00 to 17.25, ewes 6.25 to 7.25. Portland notes cattle receipts none, beef steers 7.25 to 8.25, loadables 8.60 to 8.70, grass steers 8.00, hogs none, lambs 12.00 to 12.50.
Money desk notes Call money rates and loan terms
New York money market report shows call money strong with bids around 5 percent and offers at 5 percent. Last loan reported at 5 percent with ruling rate 4 percent and time loans steady. Mixed collateral for 60 to 90 days at 4 percent and 4 to 6 months at 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Metals Market Report From New York Chemicals
Copper hull electrolytic spot and futures 13 percent asked. Tin irregular with spot 69.00 and futures 59.50. Lead steady with spot 7.65. Zinc firm with Fast St. Louis spot 6.95 and futures 7.00. Antimony priced at 9.50. Northern No 1 21.50 22.00. No 2 northern 20.00 21.00. No 2 southern 22.00 23.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Curb Market Close Records Mixed Bond and Share Movements
New York June 1 AP curb market closes show Electric Bond and Share at 67 percent, Electric Investors at 35, Continental Oil 20, Prairie Pipe Line 25, Standard of Indiana 64, Standard of New York 334, Salt Creek Consolidated 8, New Bradford 6, Kraft Cheese and National Power and Light listed as blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Electric Investors
Kraft Cheese
National Power and Light
Continental Ol
Prairie Pipe Tine
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
New Bradford
Salt Creek Consolidated
Armour of Ill B
Atchison
Baldwin Loco
Balt & Ohio
Lieblehem Steel
California Pet
Piderro de Pasco
Fisk Rubber
Foundation Co Oy
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Nor Iron Ore
Gulf States Steel Oy
Hudson Motora
Illinois Central
Combustion Eng
Int
Harvester One
Nickel
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nash
US Steel
Wabash Ru
Ward Baking
Westinghouse Elec
Willys - Overland
A Scene Ences Woolworth
Market summaries show declines in silver and grain
Bar silver prices fall to 65 in New York and 30 1 16d in London. Visible grain supply in New York declines across wheat 999000 bushels, corn 1944000, oats 413000, rye 491900, and barley 280000 as reported by AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Monty Buyers Echo Thanks In $150 Sale Question
Eighteen buyers described the transaction as a buggy ride in a Monty sale valued at 150.00 dollars. The informal feedback highlights confusion over the deal and questions of value.
New Home Loan Plan by E A Krussman
E A Krussman offers mortgage loans on modern new residences payable ten dollars a month per thousand borrowed. A twenty five hundred dollar mortgage would require twenty five dollars monthly for principal and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverview
Wheat market opens lower amid mixed 1926 crop outlook
Chicago traders saw wheat prices slip early as favorable farm conditions and a drop in liver pool quotations offset cautious private crop estimates. Provisions firmed while overall yield projections ranged around 800 million bushels, with a 725 million bushel alternative. Winter crop 632 million and spring 203 million bushels, winter condition 76.0, spring 73.1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Mississippi
Kansas
Nebraska
United States
Foreign exchange steady with varied world quotations
In New York on June 1 the foreign exchange market showed steady quotations in cents. Notable rates included Great Britain at 4.86, France 3.26, Italy 3.80, Belgium 8.26, Germany 23.80, Sweden 26.76, Denmark 26.37, Switzerland 19.36, Greece 1.27, Poland 16, Czecho Slovakia 2.96, Argentina 40.125, Brazil 15.10, Tokyo 47.06, Shanghai 72.00, Montreal 100.09.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo- Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Liberty bonds close with varied yields across issues
Liberty bonds closed today with several issues trading at differing levels. Notable figures include 1st 48 at 100.26 and 4th 44s at 103.4 while U S treasury 44s rose to 108.6 and 34 s at 101.14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty
Srd
4Th
U. S. Treasury
U. & Treasury
Sugar Prices Steady in New York Market
Raw sugar prices in New York opened unchanged at 4.21 for Cuban duty paid with no sales reported. Futures slipped as the July contract faced heavy liquidation and selling by houses with trade and Cuban connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Worthleys
Laura
Gough
Oity
DR. Landrith
Mrs. Hendricks
San Francisco
Packers
Paekera
Ogden
Oakland
Reno
Montana
California
Bisa Py
Jia Is
Arts
2Nd Ave
Bishop
Marcel Shop
Payette Lake
Payette, Lake Inn
Brown’s
Delicia
Orpheum Confectioner
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