Butter Futures: Government Buys Butter to Support Prices
A special report from Washington describes the USDA program to buy United States Grade A butter at 59 cents and Grade B at 57 cents per pound to shore up milk prices. On Sept. 1 the offers rise to 62 and 60 cents. Stored butter costs about a third of a cent per pound for the first month, with potential profit if purchased earlier and graded A or B after inspection. The program aims to stabilize markets, with inspectors coordinating shipments and college students employed to assist.
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Pocatello Tribune
Washington
Uncle Sam
Department of Agriculture
United States
Idaho Silver Output Rises
The April U S silver mine production totaled 3 388 198 fine ounces down from March 3 450 237. Idaho led with 1 135 000 ounces up seven percent thanks to Luck Priday near Mullan and Sunshine Mining near Kellogg. Montana fell nine percent to 560 000. California rose to 74 720. Utah 669 000. Nevada 171 026. Washington 33 120. Oregon 290. Wyoming 2.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Mines
Idaho
Luck-Priday
Mullan
Sunshine Mining Company
Kellogg
Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte
California
Anaconda
Darwin Group
Coso
Inyo County
Utah
Nevada
Oregon
Wyoming
Red Cross to Hold Bannock Annual Session
The Bannock county Red Cross chapter holds its annual meeting Monday at noon in Parrish hall West Lander Street. Committee chairs manage arrangements with Mrs J A Scoville Mrs Stacy Smith and Mrs Steve Rhoads in charge. They review past year business and present nominating committee slate Le Roy E. Jones Larrell F Petersen Thomas P. West.
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Bannock
Board County
Red Cross
Parrish Hall
West Lander Street
J. A. Scoville
Stacy Smith
Steve Rhoads
Mrs. Rhoads
Smith
LeRoy E. Jones
Larrell F. Petersen
Thomas P. West
Idaho counties hit quota in opportunity bond drive
Eight Idaho counties exceeded their sales targets in the opportunity bond drive. State director Harold W. Ellsworth announced total sales of 1,716,539.53 dollars, reaching 63 percent of the statewide quota. Power led at 145 percent, followed by Teton 134 and Butte 122 percent with Owyhee Adams and Boundary also at or near 100 percent. Kootenai and Madison reached full quota.
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Boise
Idaho
Harold W. Ellsworth
Teton
Butte
Owyhee
Adams
Boundary
Kootenai
Madison
Potatoes Lose Popularity Amid High Prices in Idaho
Idaho potato and onion shippers heard C. W. Kitchen of the United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association explain that national potato consumption has dropped 40 percent since 1910 and 12 percent in the last year. He warned that government price controls cannot force eating and that acreage controls may not work.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
C. W. Kitchen
United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association
Washington, D. C
Shippers Association
Kitchen
Congress
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