Pocatello Mill chief outlines operations and plans
F A Burton, manager of the Pocatello Mill and Elevator Co, spoke at the Rotary club about milling in Pocatello. He outlined recent purchases, new equipment, and storage needs, and projected a future of full capacity operation and growing outside markets for flour.
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Pocatello Mill
Burton
Pocatello
Arbon
American Falls
Aberdeen
Towa
Dubois
Pocatello Institution
Skyline Club Plans Scout Mountain Overnight Trip
The Skyline club will travel to Scout Mountain for an overnight at Justice Park leaving Gate City Business College at 4:30 p m on Saturday June 32. A camp fire program will be held and an optional early morning climb to the summit. Members say activities are open to non members and those needing a ride should contact Miss Jones at Gate City Business College.
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Skyline Club
Scout Mountain
Gate City Business College
Justice Park
Miss Jones
Nine year old boy drowns in reservoir near Soldiers Home
Boise reports a nine year old boy, Tud Starn, disappeared after entering a reservoir in Dobson Gulch while returning from the foothills. He was last seen at 2 20 pm and recovered about 7 pm. Officials believe heat exhaustion plus cramps led to the drowning.
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Boise
Starn
Dobson Gulch
Lead refining price update from Amerant Refining Co
New York report notes Amerant Refining Co sets lead at 7.80 per pound. Market context and pricing details accompany the brief notice from the June report field.
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New York
Amerarent and Refining Company
Officers Elected Idaho O E S State Chapter at Convention
At the Idaho Falls convention yesterday Mrs. Laula T. Carpenter of Salmon was elected grand matron. Other officers include S. Irvin Robertson of Jerome as grand patron and Flora Jones of Blackfoot as associate grand patron with A C Gallupe Idaho City as associate grand patron. Minnie Hobbs Mountain Home is grand treasurer and Jamie Nelson St Marys grand conductor. Bertha Forbes Kellogg and Margaret Pike Boise serve as associate grand conductress and home fund trustee respectively.
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Idaho Falls
Laula T. Carpenter
Salmon
Idaho
O. BE
Irvin Robertson
Jerome
Flora Jones
Blackfoot
A. C. Gallupe
Idaho City
J. M. Malvin
Minnie Hobbs
Mountain Home
Jamie Nelson
St. Mary’s
Bertha Forbes
Democrats to Seek Ticket Split with Progressive Party
In Twin Falls county a mass meeting of about fifty Democrats including nine of twenty eight precinct committeemen endorsed a plan to negotiate with the Progressive party. John Davies, county Democratic chairman, named a five member committee to discuss a county ticket division and potential agreement.
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Twin Falls
Progressive Party
Twin Palla
John ¥. Davies
Maytag Pennant Race Kicks Off In Intermountain League
Pocatello clinched a 12 to 9 win over Butte in the first game of the intermountain Maytag Sales League season. The franchise runs June 1 to August 15 with weekly pennant rewards for the city posting the highest sales quota. Next week Pocatello meets Montpelier as it seeks to dominate the circuit.
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Pocatello
Butte
Intermountain
Montpelier
National park plan eyed for eastern U S regions
Santa Monica California June 10 A national park program will open soon in the eastern United States with Stephen T Mather directing the effort He named Kentucky North Carolina Tennessee and Virginia as beneficiaries and predicted inclusion of Mammoth Cave the Blue Ridge Big Smoky mountains and Appalachian sections in a growing park system He also cited park historian goals and highway development notes from convention delegates
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Santa Monica
Calif
United States
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Good Oads Association
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Mather
Mammoth Cave
Blue Ridge
Big Smoky Mountains
Appalachians
J. A. Whitcomb
Oklahoma
Gene. Paulen
Kansas
W. W. Brandon
Alabama
Young Soldiers Return Home After False Age Enlistment
Seventy boys aged fourteen to seventeen were honorably discharged after it was found they falsified their ages to join the army. The youths were collected at Pacific coast stations and escorted home to their respective towns with government transport. Melvin Bell, age 14 from Idaho, was the youngest among them.
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San Francisco
United States
Pacific Coast
Melvin
Bell
Idaho
Congratulatory Note From St. Louis Visitors at Pocatello Campground
Mr and Mrs E Adams report their arrival at Pocatello City Campgrounds and compliment the camp on its daily paper while noting cleanliness concerns compared with St. Louis facilities.
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Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello City
St. Louis
E Adams
Local Bridge Club Event and City Notices
Miss Lila Liljenquist entertained the Del Fey Bridge club at her north city home last night. Misa Olson won high honors. Walter Cavener Logan Griffith and Glen Griffith were arrested for trespassing on O.8.L. property. Superintendent Watter R. Siders leaves Friday for Seattle on National Education Association business. Mr and Mrs Frank Esecallier announce the birth of a seven and a half pound daughter Wednesday night at St Anthony's hospital. Hoyt E. Ray visits Pocatello on federal appointment business and returns to Boise Friday. Mrs T C Quinn, long ill, is much improved and moved from General hospital to her North Mayes avenue home.
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Lila Liljenquist
del Fey Bridge Club
Misa Esther Olson
Pocatello Public Schoola
Seattle
National Educational Association
Frank Esecallier
St. Anthony's Hospital
Hoyt E. Ray
United States
Idaho
Pocautello
Ray
Pocatello
Boise
T. C. Quinn
General Hospital
North Mayes Avenue
Elmew Reports Excellent Condition Of Victory Highway
Elmew of Oakland California phoned the chamber office this morning and said he traveled the Victory highway and found the road in excellent condition.
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A. Hi. Elmew
Oakland
Calif
Chamber of Commerce
Victory Highway
Community notices and local court actions from Idaho paper
E J Fjeldsted leaves for Blackfoot for Eastern Idaho District Fair board meeting. Mrs A T Torres recovering after a Monday auto crash. Licensure cases include V Hop 245 practicing medicine without license and trespassing case against Lee Johnson. Church meeting to discuss new pastor Reverend McGraw. Tourism signs debated by chamber of commerce directors. Marriage license issued to Edward Shumway and Edythe Wilson with seventeen year old bride. Tech summer school dorm rules discussed. Osteopathic reunion invitation for Dr Vern Bodmer. U P tie treating plant yard cleanup underway with high school workers.
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E. J. Fjeldsted
Chamber of Commerce
Blackfoot
Eastern Idaho District Fair Association
Edward Grant Shumway
McCammon
Edythe Edwina Wilson
R C. Early
Terrell
Hig Chambers
Edith Pearl Wilson
District Grand Lodge Session Attendee Details
District Grand Lodge will be attended by Grand Master Will TH Gibson and Grand Secretary Curtis FP Pike of Boise at the nenval dhitelet wear lodge on AS Road A. M. for Wattint Noo.
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Grand Lodge
Seasion
TH. Gibson
Curtis FP
Pike of
Boise
Attindancce
Othe Nenval Dhitelet
Wear Lodge
A. M
Wattint
Market gains lift stocks after early uneven start
Lower call money rates and a smaller drop in unfilled US Steel orders spurred buying in a session marked by moderate volume. General Motors led advances near four points as auto issues rose, with Ralls and many rail, chemical, and utility stocks climbing on strong freight and current earnings signals.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
General Motors
Shorts
Jordan
Dupont
Fisher Body
Ralls
Norfolk and Western
Canadian Pacific
Lehigh
Chesapeake and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Baldwin
Amerion
States Steel Common
Bethlehem
U. S. Rubber
Coca Cola
Grant's Desk Recovered in Eureka California
An antique dealer in Eureka, California, traces a desk to General Ulysses S. Grant, identifying it as used at Fort Humboldt in 1853 54 after a tramp overheard a hint yesterday. The desk, once believed burned, was found in an abandoned building with a diagram from the Panama Pacific exposition in 1915. A search proceeds for a corroborating locker once used by Grant.
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Eureka
Calif
Ulysses S. Grant
Fort Humboldt
Here
Grant
Thousand Acres Timber Burned in Idaho Blaze
A forest fire in the Grouse creek drainage near Sandpoint Idaho burned over 1000 acres before being halted at the divide. Camp 24 of Humbird Lumber company and three logging cars were destroyed with good merchantable timber consumed. The fire began Tuesday and was reported under control today.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
Grouse Creek
Humbird Lumber Company
Divide
Real Estate Transfers and Court Notice Listing
A compendium of deeds transfers in Bannock County and surrounding lands including Hansen Hang J. et ux to J. G. Walters parcels in Sec 1 Tp 9 S R 39 E B M and others. Also sheriff transfers to Union Central Life and various property descriptions plus a Justice Court entry: Sherman Clay and Co versus Abe Cohen.
Local Folks Depart on Short Trips and Visits
Personal mentions list Mr and Mrs John Urie leaving this evening for Portland and other northwestern points. John Cornwall of Inkom, John F P Lee of Rexburg, and Dave Gallafent of 607 South Fifth Avenue are in town or traveling for business, with Gallafent heading to Salt Lake City.
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John Urie
Portland
Pointe
John Cornwall
Inkom
John FP. Lee
Rexburg
Dave Gallafent
South Fifth Avenue
Salt Lake City
Ladies Society to Meet and Initiate in Pocatello
The Ladies society of the B. of 1, F. and FE will hold a regular meeting Friday at 2 PM in the W O W hall in Pocatello The program includes conferring of the B A and FP C degrees Dinner is at 6 30 PM in the temple dining room A completion meeting and social with grand officers and visitors follows All Masons invited Visiting from Denver Mr W W Miller and Mrs Miller stay with Mrs Gus Sahlberg at 441 North Main They plan to return to Denver later A new daughter born to Mr and Mrs Kotha Sims at Condi hospital Wednesday morning
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Ladies Society of the B. of 1, F. & FE
W. O. W.hall
Pocatello
Dinin
Temple
Denver
W. W. Miller
Colorado
Kotha Sims
North Main
Condi Hospital
Livestock Market Report Chicago and Ogden June 10
Hog receipts 27 000 in Chicago up from Wednesday with heavy packers inactive and bulk hogs 14 14 75 per cwt. Cattle receipts 10 000 with fat steer trade active and best yearlings around 19 15. Sheep 10 000 with native lambs 17 50 18 00 and yearling wethers 14 75 15 75. Ogden hogs 366 with market strong up to 14 50 for 160 240 lb drives and cattle 22 head steady to 7 00 for light stock.
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Chicago
Idaho
Ogden
San Francisco Packers
Bolgna
Los Angeles Auction Receipts Show Mixed Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle receipts 600 with better grades. grass steers 8.50, grassers 8.00, cows 4.60 5.50, vealers 2.00, heavies 5.60 8.50. Hogs receipts 200 with higher prices. choice 163 lb 17.00, lightweight Californias 16.65, 140 lb 16.10. Sheep 200 strong. shorn lambs 13.35, ewes 4.25 6.50.
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Los Angeles
California
Omaha live stock market prices for hogs cattle and sheep
June 10 report from Omaha shows hog receipts 10 000 with prices 14 01 average cost and gains for butchers and lights 10 to 20 cents higher. Cattle receipts 6500 firm to slightly higher with steers and yearlings 8 50 to 9 25, veal tops 10 50, sheep and lambs weaker with Idaho lambs at 17 25 and California fed 16 00 to 16 15.
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Omaha
Idaho
Kansas City Cattle Market Show mixed gains and steady hogs
Cattle receipts reach 2 500 with calves 500 and feeders active. yearlings steady to higher with top yearling prices around 10 35 per cwt. Texas grass cattle up 2 percent. packers paying up to 14 90 for 160 lb hogs. Sheep and lambs show declines with top lambs near 17 76 in Colorado and natives 17 50.
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Kansas City
Texas
Colorado
Market cattle and sheep receipts with steady prices
Portland reports cattle receipts 185 with no early sales and expected steady prices. Montana heifers average 795 pounds at 6.00. Hog receipts 165 with most sold direct or on contract and butchers steady at 16.60. Sheep receipts 964 all arrived with few trucked in lambs steady.
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Portland
Market Summary San Francisco Livestock Auction
San Francisco buyers bid 16.00 on 150 to 170 pound California to choice 190 to 200 pound eastern, cattle steady with mixed loads across weights 7.25 to 8.00, heifers steady, cows 6.00, calves 11.00 to 12.60, bulls 4.75 to 5.00. Sheep firm with higher lambs 13.00 and 12.25 to 12.60 for most 72 to 76 pounds. yearlings 8.50 and ewes 6.25 to 6.50.
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San Francisco
California
Money market report with call money shifts
New York dated report shows call money easier with high 4 and low 34, ruling rate 4, closing bid 3 percent and offered at 4. Last loan 3 percent, call loans against acceptances 3144, time loans firmer. Mixed collateral 60 90 days 4 and 4 percent. 4 6 months 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 2 4.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sugar futures rise as Cuban cargo sold for prompt shipment
Raw sugar advanced 132 of a cent a pound with a sale of 5,000 Cuban bags for prompt shipment to a local refiner at 4.11 duty paid. Futures stabilized then edged higher as positions were covered and bought by commission houses. Fine granulated steadied at 5.45 to 5.70.
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New York
Exchange Rates Mixed in New York Spot Market
Foreign exchange quotes show irregular cent values across major currencies with Britain at 4.86 1-16 and cables 4.86 9-16, 60 day bills at 4.82 percent, France around 2.96 2.97, Italy 3.63 3.65, Belgium 29914, Germany 23.80, and varied readings for other countries including Japan, Shanghai, and Montreal.
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Italy
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Holland
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Denmark
Switzerland
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Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Silver Prices Reported in London and New York
London and New York market notes report silver prices on June 10. London quotes 30 1-16 pence per ounce for wear silver while New York shows rare silver around 65 percent standard.
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London
New York
Notch to Creditors in Brady Estate Probate
Co administrators of the estate of J. Robb Brady issue notices to creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims must be filed at the offices of Messrs Jones & Clark in Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho. Dated June 10 1926.
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Notch
Bannock County
Idaho
J. Robb Brady
Measrn
Jones & Clark
Attorneys For Administrators
Carlson Bldg
Potatello
Wheat Prices Fall Amid Widespread Rain Damage
Chicago wheat markets declined in early trading as rain hit Mani toba and several midwest states with crop damage reports mounting in Nebraska and Kansas. Corn and oats eased while provisions held firm. traders cited hedging concerns and cash premium drop as new harvests approach.
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Manitoba
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Hedgins
Colby
Kasas
Heldredge
Norto County
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Broadcasts Mixed activity
Chicago market notes show varied potato prices and shipments across states. Deals mention Alabama, Louisiana, California, Texas, North and South Carolina, Wisconsin, Idaho with prices from 2.50 to 7.00 and overall market softness. Old stock movement described as slow with new stock trading glow.
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Chicago
Alabama
Louisana
California
Burban
Texas
Cobb
North Carolina
Cobbs
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Idaho
Cash provisions in Chicago grain and livestock markets
Chicago market notes report cash wheat at 1.64 to 1.65. corn at 75 percent of scale. No 2 yellow at 78 to 74. No 2 white about 42. No 3 wheat 41 to 42. barley 63 to 73. tim seed 6.00 to 6.75. clover seed 12 to 28. lard 16.67. ribs 19.00. b 19.50.
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Chicago
Gre Pneseavenen Ee
Wavwowne
Bonds Rise Slightly in Liberty and U. S. issues
New York June 10 Liberty closes firm with 3 percent at 100.27 to 102.21 for several issues and U S government 3 percents trading around 101.20 to 104.10 as market activity shows modest gains across bond listings.
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New York
Liberty
New York Market Quotes and Investor Preferences
The June 10 report lists closing quotes and preferences for several firms and sectors. Electric Bond and Share issues show mixed results with 68 percent new issues and 106 percent preference, while Electric Investors at 87 percent and National Power at 100 percent lead among utilities. Oil and pipeline firms appear with Continental Oil at 29 percent, Prairie Pipeline at 126 percent, and Standard Oil affiliates ranging from 32 to 63 percent across Standard of Indiana New York and related brands.
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New York
New
Electric
Ntional Power
Ipeht
Continental Oil
Prairie Pip Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of
Ne Bradford
Metals market summary shows steady spot and futures
New York metal prices report June 15 lists Cooper q electrolytic at 59.37 spot and 68.50 futures, iron steady, lead at 7.86 spot, East St. Louis spot and futures 7.15, antimony at 10, with unclear wording for additional items.
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New York
Cooper Q
Boise Butter Production Shatters Idaho Dairy Records
Idaho and Canyon counties produced 3,352,559 pounds of butter and 8 719 pounds of cheese since January 1, 1926, with shipments to markets. Nampa condenseery made 3,971,213 pounds of milk into condensed milk. ice cream output reached 49,773 gallons and casein 247,526 pounds.
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Boise
Idaho
Canyon
Donald Wood
Sta Bureau of Dairying
Wood
Boise Valley
City Seeks Bids for Block 649 Improvements in Pocatello
CITY OF POCATELLO IDAHO CALL FOR BIDS Sealed proposals due by 8:00 p m June 10 1926 for monolithic concrete curb and gutter and sidewalk work in Block 649. Bid security 5 percent. plans at city engineer. bids opened at city hall. city reserves right to reject all bids. C BEN ROSS Mayor, LAURA B GOUGH City Clerk.
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Pocatello
Enygineer
City of
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Willys Overland
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