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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1933
Page
7
Georgie, overwhelmed by loneliness and longing to feel useful, wanders away from the house as a subdued market scene unfolds. She recalls a past memory with Nicholas Boyd, cries quietly by a beans gate, and longs for a purpose while isolation and vivid market reports loom in the background.
Notice announces John Rutheman will seek a pardon at the Idaho State House Boise on the first Wednesday of July 1933 for a murder conviction on October 14 1927. It also advertises a public auction at 11 AM June 17 1988 in Idaho Falls for a 1932 Reo Speed Wagon owned by Frank Spoon to satisfy storage charges.
A survey shows hundreds of Pocatello unemployed returning to work or taking new positions in the last three weeks. Local men join 50 in Bannock county hired by U S Sugar for beet field work near Whitehall Montana with pay of five dollars per acre plus board and transportation. Additional workers include 100 in O S S shops, 450 recalled for 15 days, 26 back on payroll after a year, plus sheep herders and farm hands. Salmon reforestation enrollment reaches 50 locals with more to come. Road construction continues as pesishable product movement dictates.
Across Omaha and Chicago markets on June 12-13, hogs, cattle and sheep showed varied movements. Hogs mostly steady to higher with sow gains. cattle steady to strong in some weights. sheep activity firm with lighter lambs weaker in spots. Additional regional quotes include Ogden listings with mixed hog and cattle quotes and slaughter-weight price ranges.
Chicago wheat prices rose late on the influence of a securities upswing and poor US winter wheat belt reports. Trade noted premature soft wheat emergence east of the Mississippi, with about 200 cars of new wheat moving into interior Texas Oklahoma and Kansas terminals. Corn held steady to slightly higher, oats rose, and provisions were little changed.
Chicago reports mixed potato receipts with national totals for Saturday and Sunday, noting new stock and moderate trading while Arkansas, Alabama and Louisiana show gains to 2.10 30 and North Carolina leads shipments. Wheat and corn prices listed by grade, including No 2 red at 79 and No 2 yellow at 42 44, plus oats and barley ranges and seed prices.
In southern Idaho a pool of workers has been absorbed by nearby operations while a small corps of skilled artisans will soon resume work on the post office.
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