Y W C A Seeks 1500 Charter Members in Pocatello
The local Y W C A invites girls and women to join as charter members paying $1 yearly. The organization aims to start with at least 1,500 members, offering classes for a fee and social rooms at the Y M C A building. Membership promises service to the community and personal growth.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Pocatello
Ladies’ Auxiliary
YY. W. Co. A
William Adolph
Y. W. GC
Civic club meeting at the public library this Monday
The Civic club will hold a meeting Monday afternoon at the public library to discuss important matters and expects good attendance. The Wickiup Idaho Technical School annual is off the press and being distributed today with full accounts and photos of classes, faculty, teams, and clubs. Rex Lewis Naron of Pueblo, ill with Spanish influenza and whooping cough, is reported improving. he is the son of Lee H. Naron of Pocatello. The Pocatello Country Club hosts its first golf tournament tomorrow as a handicap event with many entries and 10 oclock tee times. lunches will be available and participants should attend. Tim Edwards, from McCammon, left for Chicago to attend the Republican convention. J M Bistline plans Salt Lake City travel. John Hood visited Montpelier for business.
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Technical Institute
the Tribune
Pueblo
Rex Lewis Naron
Pueblo, Colo
Rex
Lee H. Naron
Pocatello
Pocatello’Country Club
Bolsheviki Inflict Losses on Poles in Ukraine Region
Moscow reports Bolsheviki inflicted severe losses on Polish forces in an attack south of Bialatserkey about fifty miles southwest of Kiev. The statement also notes successes at other positions.
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Bialatserkey
Kiev
Moscow
Pocatello High School Alumni Banquet Set For Evening
The Pocatello High School alumni banquet occurs tonight in the school gymnasium. Attorney J H Peterson of the class of 1897 will be toastmaster. Addresses from Jean Biatinne, Doir Johnson, Elmo Bk Whittington, Glen Perkins, and Walter Siders are planned. Merrill Baird will perform a violin solo with Fern Williams as pianist. Mrs Hannah Ash organizes the banquet with all alumni invited.
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Pocatello High School
J. H. Peterson
Jean Biatiine
Alumni Association
Delver
Doir Johnson
Elmo Bk. Whittington
Glen O. Perkins
Walter KR. Siders
Merrill Baird
Fern Williams
Hannah Ash
Potatoes Hit Historic Highs in Market Report
Chicago June 5 AP reports potato prices reached record highs as new potatoes rose $2 per hundredweight from yesterday and old potatoes advanced 70 to 70 cents, according to the federal bureau of markets.
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Chicago
Federal Bureau of Markets
Farmers Form Safety League in Bannock County Idaho
A Bannock county chapter of the Idaho Farmers Protective association forms with a board of directors and about 100 members. The group aims to prevent encroachment by sheep interests and support litigation to protect farmers, with eligibility limited to bona fide landowners or farmers within territorial limits who are approved by the board and sign the constitution.
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Idaho Farmers Protective Association
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Weather forecast pack for tonight and Sunday cooling
The Tribune notes cooler conditions tonight and Sunday with a fall in temperatures. City delivery offers remain six cents per month.
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Prices Move Higher in Stock Market Rally
New York June 6 half a score of popular issues in steel equipment oil motor and shipping sectors pushed prices higher in today's stock market. Crucible steel Baldwin Locomotive Mexican Petroleum Mercantile Marine American Ship and Commerce led gains from 1 to almost 6 points. Reading was a lone rail feature up 1 point. Close was firm with about 275000 shares traded. Liberty bonds drifted lower and foreign exchange remained irregular with stronger German rates.
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New York
Crucible
Steel Spring
Baldwin Locomotive
Mexican Petroleum
Mercantile Marine Preferred
American Ship and Commerce
Reading
Corn Market Bears on Receipts Ahead
Chicago traders saw a bearish tone as expected Sunday receipts pressured corn. July futures opened around 1 73 to 1 73 1 59 to 1 60 for September, with a brief rally then declines. oats opened unchanged to lower with July around 94 cents. Provisions and cereals followed downward.
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Chicago
Dairy prices and stock report from Chicago market
Butter higher with creamery 41 53. Eggs lower with receipts 24,492 cases. Firsts 89 39 percent, ordinary firsts 35 36 percent at mark, 37 cases included. Storage packed extras 42 42 percent, storage packed firsts 41 41. Poultry alive lower at 30 for fowls.
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Chicago
Grain prices mixed on Chicago board June 5
Wheat No 3 hard 2.92 and No 6 Northern Spring 2.65. Corn No 2 mixed 1.96 with No 2 yellow 1.96 to 1.97. Oats No 2 white 1.15% and No 3 yellow 1.13 to 1.15. Barley 1.56. Timothy seed 10.00 to 12.00, clover seed 25.00 to 35.00. Pork nominal. Lard 20.30 and ribs 17.50 to 18.50.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report Chicago June Prices Movements
U S Bureau of Markets reports cattle receipts 2500 with gains across beef steers up 1.25 to 1.50. Fat cows and heifers bulls stockers and feeders up 25 to 50 cents. canners up 25. Bagolonas down 25. calves steady. Hogs receipts 11,000 steady to stronger. top 14.45. bulk 13.50 to 14.30. pigs down 25 cents. bulk 10.00 to 11.25. Sheep 15,000 with few sales. light lambs down 10 to 15 cents. best spring lambs 5 cents lower. ewes and bucks down 2.00 to 2.50. direct to packers.
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Chicago
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Liberty bonds final prices listed for New York market
New York on June 5 reports Liberty bonds final prices with bids and yields across issues. First 4s bid 86.50, second 4s 85.50, third 4s 98.90, fourth 4s 86.00. Victory issues quoted at 95.50 for 3 percent and 95.36 for 4 percent.
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New York
Liberty
Market Rates Throw Light on Silver and Bills
London June 6. Bar silver trades at 56144 per ounce. Money five percent. Discount rates for short and three months bills range from 6 to 13-16 percent.
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London
Money News Brief From New York Market Desk
Mercantile paper unchanged as of June 6 in New York. Exchange irregular with Sterling 60 day bills at 3.85 percent. Commer cial 60 day bills on banks 3.85 percent and 3.84 percent. Cables 0.90 and 0.89. Francs demand 1297, cables 1295. Guilders demand 26 percent, cables 2.59. Fire demand 16.65, cavies 16.93, marks demand 2.58, cables 2.59. New York exchange on Montreal discounted 11 percent.
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Mercantile
New York Exchange
Montreal
Tribune Classified Ads Summary
Classified notices from the Tribune feature a mix of items for sale rental listings job notices auctions and personal ads. The readable text highlights small local trades services household sales and community notices typical of a mid century urban classifieds page.
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