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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1931
Page
7
Idaho market report from North Salt Lake dated June 3 shows hog receipts 1121 with 328 market and 793 to Los Angeles packers. Prices include 166 lb lights at 6.25 and 188 lb lot at 6.00. Cattle receipts 35 with 6 for market and 29 to California dairymen. Sheep receipts 17 for market load 124 lb ewes at 2.75.
Chicago sales show hogs 19,000 head with 5,000 direct, strong to 10c higher. cattle 8,000 and calves 3,000 with general market 25c higher. hogs and cattle detailed by weight, including tops around 6.30 for 180-250 lb hogs and steers up to 8.75 for long yearlings. Ogden dairy area reports 261 hogs steady to 10c lower, 327 cattle with little early action, 14,203 sheep with some trucked-in lambs and prices around 7.50 for light sheep.
A local service announces complete cleaning of fur nace and all pipes in and out, offering thorough maintenance for heating systems. It highlights comprehensive cleaning and interior access to remove buildup and improve efficiency.
Potatoes sold at various prices in Chicago with No 1 prices around $1.50 to $1.65 and Nos 2 and unclassified at lower ranges as shipments total 1 037. Alabama Texas and Georgia show notable prices while Idaho and Louisiana report steady or subdued trading. Widespread market notes include wools in Boston and curb quotations in New York with minor commodity shifts.
The faculty at Pocatello Senior High School recommends a large list of students for the official high school diplomas. Names include Marie Louise Achin Frances Anderson Margaret Anderson Walter Houston Anderson Jr Louise Austin Ray Avis Erma Babcock Dolores Edna Bacon Gertrude Bailey Allan Banks Jr Nita Barker Norman Beckley Helen Beckstead Fay Bell Ida Bell Richard Berg Ruth Berryman Norman Bing ham Margaret Blair Margaret Blakely Mary Boyatt Catherine Brandt John Brian Helen Brookhart Georgianna Brown Helen Brown Harry Brown Genevieve Capell Earl Carlsen Gelda Carron Elizabeth Christensen Dorothy Clark Ida Clark Marian Cleare Mary Colalanni Marjorie Collins Ralph Cook Pearl Corbridge Lorna Cornell Hubert Coole Helen Curran David Dame
A dense roster of individuals listed in alphabetical order by surname. The compilation includes given names and middle initials across numerous families, likely from a local directory, census, or member roll. Strong presence of women and men with varied occupations implied by undetailed records.
In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho the administrator Steve J Cacavas announces creditors and claimants must file within six months after first publication. Claims are to be presented at 360 South Fourth Avenue Pocatello Idaho. Dated May 12 1931.
The State of Idaho informs Albert Cooley that Grace Cooley has filed for divorce and custody of their minor Albert Donald Cooley in the Fifth Judicial District Court in Bannock. Defendants must answer within twenty days of service, or judgment by default may be entered. The notice is dated May 19, 1931, with C. O. Benting as attorney for the plaintiff.
Notice lists James Atkins and Charlie West seeking pardons at the Idaho State Board of Pardons. Readings cite convictions in Bannock County, burglary in the second degree from 1929 and grand larceny from 1923, with meetings at the State House in Boise on the first Wednesday of July. Dates and signatures appear in Boise notices dating 1931 and 1951.
The body of Andrew Christopherson, 76, of Sandy, Utah, was discovered in the East Jordan canal on the outskirts of Salt Lake City by three men inspecting the waterway. Dr. W. H. Rothwell announced after a post mortem that Christopherson died by accidental drowning.
In the Eastern District of Idaho, Thomas William Croxall labeled a bankrupt on June 3 1931. The first meeting of creditors is set for June 15 1931 at 10 AM at 308 309 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho. Creditors may prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business. R W Jones Referee in Bankruptcy Pocatello Idaho.
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