Calcutta sweepstakes prizes noted across Epsom Derby event
London dispatch reports Brill of Leeds winning second prize in the Calcutta sweepstakes for the Epsom Derby, worth 67 500 sterling. Other tickets from Brienz and Trigo drew large sums, with holders in Capetown and Johannesburg and a West End holder winning 125 000 sterling.
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London
G. L. Brill
Clothier of
Leeds
Calcutta
Epsom
Walter Gay
Exchange
Brienz
James Mackie
Commercial Cable Company
Capetown
South Africa
Trigo
Oudtshoorn
Cave Province
W. Barnett
J. Rice
Belfast
London Stock Exchange
Rajputana
B. Butler
Amalgamated Motors, Limited
Outtshoorn
Cape Province
Weil
Johannesburg
S. A
West End
Stock Exchange
Funeral of Mrs Lish Held Tomorrow
Mrs Archie A Lish of 522 Ninth Avenue died at a local hospital this morning. She leaves her husband seven children and several siblings and her parents. Interment is in McCammon cemetery at 2 PM tomorrow with services by Bishop Howell of the L D S church.
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Archie A. Lish
Ninth Avenue
Vera
Lola
Leo
Meral
Opal
Ernest
Leila
Charles Rommell
Porcatello
Lester Rommell
Carrie Smith
Grace Lish
McCammon
Mable Scott
Grace
Vera Hale
Great Falls
Mont
Charles A. Rommell
Hall Undertaking Establishment
Bishop Howell
L. D. S. Church
Elizabeth Duffin dies after goitre operation here
Mrs. Elizabeth Duffin aged 46 of 234 North Garfield died at 11 40 this forenoon after an operation for goitre at a local hospital. Survived by husband Richard H Duffin and children Justin R Reynolds Glen Reynolds Orval Reynolds Clive Reynolds Ford Reynolds and Evelyn Reynolds all of various cities. Also surviving sister Nellie Wolfe and brother R K Brown. Body under Halil funeral home care with arrangements to be announced.
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Elizabeth Duffin
North Garfield
Murray
Utah
Richard H. Duffin
Justin R. Reynolds
Soda Springs
Glen Reynolds
Pocatello
Orval Reynolds
Seattle
Clive Reynolds
Davenport
Ford Reynolds
Evelyn Reynolds
Nellie Wolfe
Bingham
R. K. Brown
Torreon
Mexico
Halil
Gate City Commandery Elects New Officers
Gate City Commandery No 4 Knights Templar elected officers at the Tuesday meeting to be installed June 1 at the regular conclave. Named were Harold K Day EB C George W Matthews G J H Halliwell C G W J Harvey treasurer E E Gabbert recorder Reverend Howard Stoy pre late W H Nuckel S W M M Bodell J W Appointive officers to be announced Tuesday night.
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Gate City
Knights Templar
Harold K. Day
EB. C
George W. Matthews
J. H. Halliwell
C. G
W. J. Harvey
E. E. Gabbert
Howard Stoy
W. H. Nuckel
S. W
M M Bodell
J. W
Settled scale on a compromise ties up Chicago strikes
Chicago June 5 Workers in major construction projects resumed after the Chicago Strike Erectors' Association agreed to pay a wage scale of 19. The settlement ends a dispute between the union demanding 14 and employers who said 12 would be refused.
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Chicago
Members Sue to Test Policy in Woodmen Suit
Salt Lake City June 5 Utah Attorney General George B Parker and six Woodmen of the World Camp No 338 Salt Lake members filed suit in district court asking continued recognition of the order as a fraternal benefit association not a commercial insurer The suit names Woodmen of the World headquarter Denver and six board members including Peter P Gilroy as defendants The board members allegedly mishandled a 9 000 000 benefit fund triggering investigations by insurance commissioners in six western states.
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Salt Lake City
George B. Parker
Utah
Camp No. 338
Salt Lake
Woodmen of the World
Woodmer of the World
Denver
Peter P. Gilroy
Choo Choo Patrol Maintains Lead in Budget Drive
The Choo Choo patrol leads the scout campaign with 4414 points as Parry Harrison chairs the noon session. Attendees report strong attendance and a lively program including music by Lena Babcock, a Gypsy dance, and inspirational talk by Rev. George S. Sloan.
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Parry Harrison
F. E. Mackenzie
Lena Babcock
E. D. Reed
Charles Gibson
Jackal Patrol
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Hayward
Scout Headquarters
J. J. Kelker
Harrison
Sherman E. Weaver
Weaver
Lidm
C. D. Amphlett
Stork
J. I. King
J. W. Highleyman
Pocatello Scouts to Work Thinning Sugar Beets
Pocatello scouts will thinning sugar beets in Tyhee starting Thursday morning. A salow shortage prompted farmers to request 50 boy scouts from Pocatello to earn money for a summer camp stay at Camp Tenney. Scouts sign up with Scout Executive Forrest W. White and bring lunch. transportation is arranged by Tyhee farmers.
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Filly Bey Veecoute
Tyhee
Boy Secast
Pocatello
Camp Tenney
Porutelio
Porrest W. White
Treneportation
Tyhee Farmers’ Committee
Goober Pusher Faces Final Legs on Pike’s Peak
Cole, June A from Colorado Springs reports Bill Williams the Texas Rover propeller faces six miles of peanut pushing on Pikes Peak after 16 days of travel covering 16 miles. He has six days remaining to finish the feat, with harsher conditions anticipated.
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Colorado Springs
Cole
Pikes Peak
Bill Williams
Texas Rover
Shrine Staff to Be Elected in 55th Conclave
In Los Angeles 75 000 Shriners at the fifty fifth annual conclave considered the election of an imperial outer guard the lone competitive post. Leo V Youngworth of Al Malaikah Temple Los Angeles will fill the vacancy when Frank C Jones of Arabia Temple Houston steps down. Walter S Ludgen Osiris Temple Wheeling Va won the outer guard post. James Burger treasurer and James H Price imperial reporter were re elected.
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Los Angeles
Imperial Council
Leo V. Youngworth
al Malaikah Temple
Imperial
Frank C. Jones
Arabia Temple
Houston
Texas
Jones
Hoover
Shrine
Shrine Magazine
Walter S. Ludgen
Osiris Temple
Wheeling
James Burger
EL Jebel
Denver
Colo
James H. Price
Acca Temple
Richmond
Tig Ir
Claims Lewis Deceived Her in Park Avenue Gown Shop Suit
Agnes May Martin sues Arthur B Lewis a California golf mine operator and former Utah state senator for 156000 damages in supreme court here. She says after winning her confidence Lewis induced financial risk and promised to refund 25000 and take 49 percent of a new corporation to expand her Park Avenue gown shop but failed to perform.
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New York
Arthur B Lewis
California
Utah
Supreme Court
Agnes May Martin
Park Avenue
Miss Martin
Lewis
Martin
Rotary club program to feature community service at Ban nock
The Rotary Club will host a noon meeting tomorrow at the Ban nock hotel with Dick Wells leading the session. Music will be directed by Professor T. R. Nelison of the University of Idaho Southern Branch conservatory of music. Harold Alvin Gray, age 15, son of Mr and Mrs FP H Gray, died yesterday morning and funeral services were held today at Schumacher Beasley chapel with Rev R E McGraw officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Bannock Hotel
Rotary Club
Dick Wells
T. R. Nelison
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Conservatory of Music
Harold Alvin Gray
FP. H. Gray
West
Fremont Street
Schumacher & Beasley Funeral Establishment
R. E. McGraw
The
Baptist Church
Mountainview Cemetery
Oldtimers Baseball Game In Overland Park
Oldtimers of the round house led by Terminal Master Mechanic W. H. Bresal and BR F Miller of the stores department will play a baseball game Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock in Overland Park. Admission will be free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round House
W. H. Bresal
BR F Miller
Overland Park
Knights of Pythias lodge meeting and YWCA study group
Fort Hall lodge No. 6 Knights of Pythias will meet Thursday at 8 PM in the Eagles hall North Main. Knights and awaiting Knights urged to attend. The Study Loga last meeting is set for Thursday at 2 30 PM at the YWCA with music and entertainment on the program. Members invited to bring something to test.
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Fort Hall
Knights of Pythias
Eagles
Con North Main
YWCA
Yar
Knights Templar Meeting for James Purdie Funeral
Gate City Commandery No 4 members are requested to meet at the Masonic Temple on Thursday June 6 at 1 15 p m to attend the funeral of Sir Knight James Purdie led by R S Hunter E C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City Commandery No. 4
Masonic Temple
Knight James Purdie
R. S. Hunter
E. C
Market swings as stocks rally after early broad selling
The market opened with heavy selling in farm implements, mail order shares and scattered specialties due to senatorial attacks on stock speculation, then reversed to rally led by copper utilities motors foods and steel. Steel output set May records, call money steady at 10 percent, and volumes neared 3.5 million shares.
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New York
Credit Outlook
Steel Trade Review
Iron Age
Simms
Commonwealth Power
United Corporation
American & Foreign Power
Althout New Haven
Commonwealth
National Biscuit
Otis
Chesapeake and Ohio
United Aircraft
International Harvester
Wright Aero
Bradix Aviation
Sugar futures slip to new seasonal lows in New York
In New York on June 5 the raw sugar market held steady at 349 for spot duties with no aes while futures opened 1 to 2 points lower, marked by fresh seasonal lows on renewed liquidation from European linked houses. Shorts and Cuban interests bought the dip, trimming losses by mid day. refined quotes remained at 60 to 65 cents and second hands quoted 480 to 485.
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New York
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago market report
Chicago on June 5 reports No. 4 northern spring wheat at 1.07 1/4 dollars, No. 5 at 1.04, No. 2 mizth rye 68 to 80 cents, No. 2 white oats 44 1/5 to 45 1/4 cents. Rye and barley show no sales, timothy seed 6.39 to 6.95, clover seed 6.17 to 6.25, lard 11.65, ribes 9.13 to 9.12, bellies 13.50.
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Chicago
C. Oe
Arley
Timothy
Bept
Metals Market Roundup From New York Sessions
The report notes copper and zinc showing little change in spot and futures in New York trading. It also cites steady tin and iron prices, with brief mentions of prime rates, call money, and short term loan activity in June.
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Metals
New York
East St. Louis
East St Louis
Flour Market Update and Odd Parade Note
In Minneapolis on June 5 shipments show 37 950 bran 21 22e and Teterboro reports a female Republican seven inch leg measurement leads a parade in Jackson. An elusive Asiatic Elphas Mamimus named party Diamond Jubilee event set for July 6 with a 1209 pound arrival from India. officials George Willard and Leonard J. Maloner flew 700 miles from Michigan paying 2400 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Teterboro
WN J
Jackson
Midh
Republican Party
India
George Willard
Leonard J. Maloner
Michigan
Livestock Prices Jump on Chicago and Omaha Markets
Chicago and Omaha markets report higher hog prices with top loads around 190 pounds reaching $11. Cattle receipts total about 9,000 with strong early steer demand and mixed results for slaughter classes. Sheep and lamb prices show strength in native and California offerings, while St. Joseph notes active hog trade and steady cattle demand.
Hog Receipts and Cattle Market Report Ogden
Hogs receipts total 1048 with 246 for the local market and steady prices. Live weight 198 pounders at 1065 with several drive in lots. 195 to 250 pounders at 1050 to 1068. Cattle receipts 610 with 11 for local market. no steer sales, some good heifers at 1050, odd cows and bulls listed. veal calves at 1250. Sheep receipts 2005 including 8 for local market. transit to Chicago and California direct to packers. no early sales.
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Omaha
California
ST. Joseph
Nebraska
Ogden
Esteve
Tm Transit
Chicago
Hogs and Cattle Receipts Steady in Los Angeles Market
Cattle receipts around 200 with holdovers and steady demand. hogs receipts around 100 with mixed New Mexicos averaging 147 pounds and one good load at 1220. Santa Rosa Island steers quoted at 12. Four joads and medium cows noted. bulls at 875 and 665. Calves receipts none quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
New
Wheat Prices Slip After Farm Relief Conferees Reach Agreement
Chicago June 5 AP Wheat prices moved lower despite news that Senate and House conferees agreed on farm relief details and eliminated the debenture plan. Transient rallies faded as selling rose. wheat closed 1% to 2% lower, corn down 1% to 2¢, oats off 0.5% to 1¢, and provisions varied from 2¢ decline to 10¢ rise amid European market inaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Senate
House
Washington News
Potato Shipments by State Reported from Farm Regions
AP dispatch from Salt Lake City dated June 4 notes total US shipments of 793 units. Principal states listed include Alabama with 27, Idaho 16, Maine 116, Michigan 91, Minnesota 43, North Carolina 178, South Carolina 39, Texas 19, Virginia 147, and Wisconsin 85.
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Salt Lake City
Idaho
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Wisconsin
Potatoes market reports and stock quotes from Chicago
Chicago June 5 AP reports potato receipts 54 new 48 old with on track 13 cents new old total US shipments 793 cars. New stock trading fair market steady Alabama sacks Bliss Triumphs 62 90 cents 415 Georgia sacks Bliss Triumphs 425 North Carolina barrel Irish Cobblers 4.77 4525 old stock trading low. Wisconsin sacks Round Whites 75 cents to 1 Idaho sacks Russets 1.70.
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Chicago
U. S
Alabama
Bliss
Georgia
North Caroline
Wisconsin
Idaho
Notice to creditors for estate of John Joseph Callah
Notice is given that letters testamentary on the estate were granted to John Joseph Callah on May 28 1929. Creditors and all persons with claims against the estate must file for allowance at P O Malley 221 Portneuf Building in Pocatello Bann Idaho. Claims must be filed within 16 months from first publication. Dated at Pocatello Idaho June 5 1929.
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Lette
John Joseph Callah
Citors
P. O'Malley
Portneuf Building
Pocatello
County of Bann
Idaho
Carlson
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Ision
Pocatello Optical
Codral
Chilton
Choo-Choo Patrol
Jesters
Hospital Board of Trustees
Recorders’ Association
Directors’ Association
Rotary
Oldtimers
Financial and Markets
Continental
MOSEY
Bruce Music
Fisk Bicycles
Iver Johnson Bicycles
Roberts Bicycle and Sporting Goods
W. Clark
Seamer
Little Boy Bright
Central Cleaners & Dyers
East Center
Liberty
Treasury
Tryob Merchants
South Main
T. Kihara
Pioneer Building
Main
Idabe
William Walker
Fifth Ave
P.O
State of
Jhanna Callahan
John Joseph Callahan
Will, D
Ditrict of
J C Condie
District Court of the Ob
R W Jones
Idah
Beard County Commissioners
Bannock County
Portneuf Road
Gibson Jack Creek
Porneuf River
Board of County Conmissioners
Lillian Spongberg
Purina Poultry
Purina
W. Beardsley & Son
Tynn Brothers Hospital
Ponatelio
Chevrolet
Etheally
Dodge
Jewett
Gem State
Lewis & Garfield Ave
Garrett Transfer & Storage Co
Sesth
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