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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
7
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Heavily armed officers scoured streets and searched houses after a house to house sweep in the mining town. Detectives rushed to Dillon Montana after a report a man matching Mahan’s description tried to buy a rail ticket to Reno Nevada. Federal agents made hurried trips back and forth amid unconfirmed sightings. Lard prices and supplies listed in Chicago notes.
Portneuf Lodge No 18 A F and A M meets Wednesdays at 7 30 for Visiting Masons welcome William E Smith W M C D Clay Secretary EF A Degree June 12 Pocatello Chapter No 6 A A M convocation first third and fourth Mondays monthly Portneuf Lodge No 20 I O O F meets Fridays Ridgley Encampment No 2 meets first and third Thursdays Canton and Ladies Auxiliary meet second and fourth Mondays Ivy Rebekah Lodge No 23 meets second and fourth Thursdays Visitors welcome Lula Watts N G phone 444 Hazel Hatfield Secretary
The street parade and drill contest hosted by F. O. E. features women’s teams from Neighbors of the Woodcraft Idaho Falls Pocatello and others and an Eagles team from Wallace in the men’s division. Officials noted pending judges and highlighted sessions on manpower tax workmen’s compensation and a ritualistic contest won by Nampa and Idaho Falls placing second.
Boise report shows 500 guardsmen and 70 officers from the 116th Idaho National Guard practicing outpost tactics and marching under Colonel Hays. Included are 52 reserve officers from the 414th United States Officers Reserve with units from the 116th Engineers and 148th Cavalry, heading to Fort Lewis for division maneuvers.
Pearl Buck, famed author of The Good Earth, filed for divorce from John L Buck in Reno on June 11. She charged extreme cruelty and said the plaintiff has neither been forgiven nor condoned.
A raccoon captured by Joe Heyward of Bluffton, 8 C, chewed through a heavy metal garbage can and escaped, ending its temporary confinement.
Nico De Barcy of Drummond Oklahoma marked his fiftieth birthday. He is described as a 56 pound midget and son of the late Madame Ionia, famed for the bearded lady act.
New York June 1 AP shares rose across sectors with industrials leading late in the session. Bond and rail issues gained while utilities advanced amid the Wheel er Rayburn debate. Curbs and commodities were mixed as traders crowded the floor with 1.1 million shares traded.
Market notes list butter products from Armour and Mutual with prices around 27 cents per pound and 92 score. It also shows egg producers in Idaho, and retail prices for wheat and mill feed from Pocatello Mill and Elevator Co. including bran and stock feed by cwt and 500 lb lots. Grain quotes cover Turkey Red and other wheats, oats, and barley with prices per cwt.
USDA notes 68 for the month with 687 total shipments and old stock steady. Idaho U S No 1 125 140 per cs. new stock steady to moderate. Prices show slight fluctuations across regions including Alabama Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Texas North Carolina and Bliss varieties with varied grades and conditions.
Alison faces a dilemma after Daphne arrives with parcels to redecorate the upstairs rooms in a London house. Daphne pushes for choices and luxury fabrics while Alison balances her emotions and her father’s plans, recalling her late mother as renovations unfold.
cattle, hogs and sheep prices and market tone across Ogden Omaha Portland and Denver regions. Hogs steady to weak with late bids lower. cattle slow with steady to weaker bids. sheep small activity with lambs higher in places. Notable bids include 9.25 to 9.40 for good to choice hogs and feeder calf and stocker ranges.
Chicago grain pits traded slightly lower as bearish sentiment persisted over a smaller than expected winter wheat crop. Corn and oats slipped modestly while provisions held steady. bond quotes and wool markets in New York and Boston showed subdued activity amid sparse trading.
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