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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
8
In Twin Falls a first of 37 district suits seeks up to 15,000 from Twin Falls county districts over alleged improper bank disbursements. Banks argue estoppel due to agents of districts. districts’ counsel contest. briefs due next Tuesday. It centers on forged orders by a former county office employee from 1926 onward.
Industrial notes from Idaho report Elks home nearing completion in Blackfoot, and numerous highway, bridge, and building projects across the state. Gasoline tax receipts for April 1930 exceed 264 thousand, with widespread activity including mine acquisitions, new service stations, and proposed aviation expansion benefiting Wallace Kel logg and Mullan areas.
Doctors claim 90 percent of sickness stems from stomach troubles and promote Taalac as a pure herbal remedy. The ad promises a money back guarantee if readers suffer gas stomach pains dizziness loss of appetite insomnia or nervous symptoms and need relief.
Cole Bros. Circus arrives in Pocatello on Wednesday June 18 for its 40th national tour. The program promises flying specialists, a wire sextette, Australian whip-crackers, educated elephants, Chinese aerialists, and forty clowns. Notables include the Cottrell Powell Family with tango horses, Miss Bessie Hollis, Captain Raymond De Vry, and Mlle. Doree. Doors open 1 and 7 pm with shows at 2 and 8 pm at the Show Grounds Alameda.
Newberry Stores defeated Idaho Oil Co. 16 to 2 in a one sided City Twilight League game. 23 errors, 17 by Oil, helped widen the margin as three Newberry pitchers combined for 26 strikeouts. Felsted hit a circuit home run into the circus grounds. About 300 fans watched. WALLACE Mutual Mines development plans to build on Canyon Creek property.
Regular meeting called by Bannock County Sportsmens Assn to be held at Anters Hall on Thursday June 12 at 8 30 p m. The notice requires attendance by members and outlines the session details.
AP report covers Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink performing four film appearances daily at age 68, a bridge expert in a court case about damages, a New Jersey village urging secrecy on summer departures to deter burglars, a white whale seen with a black one off Cape Race, and a Georgia court ruling on back seat driving after a streetcar collision involving Mrs Pickard.
The piece recounts the Chicago gang wars with mentions of Eugene McLaughlin’s slaying and Sam Hunt’s possible surrender. It notes a Tribune editorial declaring crime a community challenge and framing the era of gang murders as a war with expected casualties.
New York stocks opened with heavy selling and large down moves before a late session rally. Bear rumors persist despite some bear traps and brief covering, with major issues dropping to new lows while tariff talks in Washington influence sentiment and dividends for Cetex spark attention.
US Department of Agriculture market report shows hogs and cattle trading across Chicago Omaha and Ogden with varied demand. Hogs steady to higher in places with top loads around 10.15 while cattle and calves show undertone declines and mixed demand across weight classes. Sheep and lambs also show softer bids with fat ewes and California fed lambs summarized.
U S Department of Agriculture reports June 10 potato shipments at 527 across the United States. Principal states include Arkansas 56, California 65, Maine 99, North Carolina 45, Oklahoma 171, South Carolina 22, Texas 22. Chicago dispatch notes stock movements and prices amid steady to firmer tones.
New York copper and tin show little movement with spot and future quotes steady. Lead remains near 550 in New York and 540 in St Louis while zinc stays dull around 46 cents and antimony at 7.12, with nearby futures at 30 and 30.25 respectively.
Chicago reports late rainfall in Canada shifted the wheat market to sellers. Prices drifted down with minimal demand and weak official crop data. spring wheat stood at 85.7 percent, the lowest since 1867 except for six years. Corn and oats also declined as market sentiment fell.
Call money remained at 3 percent all day. Time loans steadied with 30 days at 3 percent, 60 to 90 days at 3 1/4 to 3 3/4 percent, 4 months at 3 3/4, and 6 to 6 months at 3 3/4 percent. Prime commercial paper at 3 1/4 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged.
U S Government bonds closed with Liberty 315s at 32-47-106.24, Liberty 1st 448 32-47-101.30, Liberty 4th 4s8 33-38-102.17, Liberty 4s8 reg 33-38-102.15, Treasury 4s48 47-52-113.4, and Treas 3% 1940-43 at 101.18.
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