Wool Prices Show Strength in Domestic and Western Markets
The Commercial Bulletin reports a broad buying surge by manufacturers lifting western wool purchases beyond two thirds of the new domestic clip. Eastern markets show little weekly change, sellers favored. fine wools dominate while mid varieties see rising inquiries. Mohair remains steady with unchanged prices.
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Boston
Commercial Bulletin of
West
Seaboard
Oho
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Ste Michigan
New York
Indiana
New England
Texas
California
Mid-, County
Southern
Valley
Montana
Arizona
Oregon
Cape Winter
Cape Summer
Gond
Cohen bill approved by House public lands committee
The Cohen bill authorizing the secretary of the interior to enter cooperative or unit plans with lessees of public lands was approved by the House Public Lands Committee in Washington on June 13.
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Dasd Gill
Washington
Cohen
Wibur
House Public Lands Committee
Automobile Clearance Sale at Mualry Motor Co
The ad lists used cars with prices from $50 to $375 including a 1928 Essex sedan $375 and a 1927 Studebaker coach $375. Other models include 1928 Chevrolet coupe 375 and 1925 Essex coach 175 with various Essex and Chevy, Hudson, Jewett, and Oldsmobile listings.
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Studebaker
Rex
Flashes of Life From Across the Nation
Brief AP items from Philadelphia to Rome cover golf prospects for young women, Dorothy Campbell Hurd’s score, William Beebe’s deep sea note, Marine Captain Vincent Sorrentino planning a Mediterranean row, fire pressure atop the Chrysler Building, and Dr. Walter Damrosch on radio easing automobile disruption of home life.
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Rome
Vincent Sorrentino
Mediterranean
Wilson Services Held Thursday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Emily Marguerite Wilson of 440 South Grant Avenue were held Thursday in the McHan mortuary chapel with Rev. Joseph E. Chester officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery. Pallbearers included George Chapin, Claude Williamson, Joe Sebest, byford Miles, Lester S. Randall, Harold L. Cochran. honorary pallbearers were Dorothy McArthur, Thora Carter, Thelma Lewis, Pearl Smith, and Margaret Chievers. Margaret Purdy and Lorna Jane Cornell sang, Virginia Evans at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Marguerite Wilson
South Grant Avenue
McHan
Joseph E. Chester
Mountainview Cemetery
George Chapin
Claude Williamson
Joe Sebest
Difford Miles
Lester S. Randall
Harold L. Cochrane
Dorothy McArthur
Thora Carter
Thelma Lewis
Pearl Smith
Margaret Chievers
Margaret Purdy
Lorna Jane Cornell
Virginia Evans
Parish Ladies Plan Cooked Food Sale Saturday
Today s Affairs Ladies of St Anthony Parish will hold a cooked food sale at the gas office on North Main street Saturday. Members of the League of the Sacred Heart will receive Holy Communion in a body on Sunday at 8 o clock mass.
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Ladies of
Wright
People's Market
East Center
Deeds Filed in Idaho Realty Transfers
Deeds record shows James Lake et ux transferring property to H. J. Teller as trustee in section 13 township 11 south range 37. Albert N. Rinehart et ux convey to Lyman Fargo, including lot 1 block 112. Hinckley Estate Co. to Lyman Fargo of miscr. property. Victor Hammar et al transfer to Heber J Wilding, with multiple fractional sections in townships 11 south range 37 and 37, specifying coordinates and metes.
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James Lake
H. J. Teller
Albert N. Rinehart
Lyman Fargo
Hinckley Estate Company
Victor Hammar
Heber J Wlding
Two Hart In Car and Machine Accidents
Shelley June 13 Mr Bloise son of Mrs Will Humphries was pinned beneath a overturned car after an Associated Seed truck collision near Earl Patchin's farm. He suffered only scratches and bruises. F A Wadsworth of Wapello was injured when a mowing machine threw him after his team bolted his clothing torn and he suffered several cuts.
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Tribune
Shelley
Bloise
Will Humphries
Earl Patchin
Associated Seed Company
Iny
F. A. Wadsworth
Wapello
Frank Jemmitt
Kadosh Council Elects and Rose Croix Installs Officers
The Council of Kadosh elected R. F P Hamilton as commander and T. D. Jones as first lieutenant commander along with other officers. The Knights Rose Croix chapter installed Mont. Amos as W.M. and D O. Bellamy as S.W. plus Paul Bentley as secretary and D. B. Cleaves as treasurer.
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Seere
Council of
Railroad Notes On Inspectors And Seasonal Departures
H J Plumhof of Salt Lake City, general manager of the O S L, arrived Thursday and left today on train 41 for West Yellowstone on inspection. Nine refrigerator carloads of cherries from Oregon and one car of strawberries passed through. A L Coey and Mrs Coey vacationing in Chicago and New York. Two special trains with nine cars total from Los Angeles to West Yellowstone park pass through Pocatello late Saturday, for the coming season. Park hotel and camp employees to be conveyed. Passenger service to the park starts June 20. J W Highleyman to Atlantic City for an A R A convention.
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H. J. Plumhof
Salt Lake City
West Yellowstone
Oregon
A. L. Coey
Utah
Mrs. Coey
Chicago
New York City
Los Angeles
West Yellowstone Park
Pocatello
Park Hotel
Camp
Park
J. W. Highleyman
Atlantic City
N. J
American Railway Association
Dow Town Visits Class Mate-Dwight R Disney of Rupert
Down Town visits reveal Dwight R Disney of Rupert arriving in Pocatello for an extended visit with Milton E Zener a local attorney. Disney and Zener graduated from Idaho University law school and are members of its honorary law fraternity. Disney was an assistant in the university psychology department and is well known in Idaho.
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Dwight R. Disney
Rupert
Pocatello
Milton E. Zener
Zener
Disney
University of Idaho
of Idaho
Metals Report From New York on June 13
Copper weak across spot and futures at 12.12 ½ cents. Iron quiet and unchanged. Tin easy at 29.62 cents spot and 29.87 cents futures. Lead steady at New York 5.50 cents and East St. Louis 5.40 cents. Zinc easy with East St. Louis spot and futures at 4.50 dollars. Antimony at 87.10 dollars.
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New York
East St. Louis
Kolster Radio
al Chal Mfg
Kraft Phen
Kresge
Am Loco Lambert Co
L & M Tob
Bald Loco
Nash Motors
Balt & O Pf
Nat Cash Reg
Barnsdall A
Nat P & Lt
Beth Steel
Nat Surety
Burroughs
NY Central
Cal
Hec
NH & H
Can Pac
Amn Co
Case
Nor Pac
Cer de Pasco
Packar
Mtrs
Ches & Ohio
Param CM
IP & P
Penn RR
Pullman
CRI & P
Chrysler Corp
Radio Corp
Coca Cola
Cola Fuel & I
Sears Roebk
So Cal Edisa
del & Hud
Sou Pac
Drug Inc
St Gas & el
du Pont
Oil Cal
Eastman
Stand Oil NJ
Stand Oil NY
Erie RR
Stewart Warn
Studebaker
Gen Asphalt
Texas Corp
Elec Tex Gulf Sul
Gen Motors
Gold Dust
Timk Rol Big
Goodrich
UN Carbide Graham Paige
Oil of Cal
Gt Nor Rypf
Union Pac
Hupp Motor
Inl Central
Steel
Int Cement
Westng Elec
Harvest Bal
Union
Nick
S Overind
Selocete Co
Gen Foot
Kelly
Kennec Ltd
Lost Boston Bull Pup Bingo Recovered Belongs to Father King
Lost Boston Bull puppy named Bingo belongs to Father King of 505 No 8th Ave. Brindle and white dog wears a harness with license tag No 148. Contact 113.
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Boston Bull Puppy
Bingo
Father King
8Th Ave
Broad Uturn in Trade Keeps Bears in Check
After a fortnight of declines the market moved up today on broad short covering and late buying in anticipation of a rebound. Copper slid to 12 1/4 cents, while leaders like Eastman Kodak, IBM, U S Steel and Bethlehem showed gains. Allied Chemical led afternoon drops before a late rally.
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New York
Bears
Shorts
Eastman Kodak
Foster Wheeler
International Business Machines
Case
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Consolidated Gas
Westinghouse Electric
American Can
Radio
Standard Gas
Byers
Air Reduction
Yellow Truck
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
U. S
White King Granulated Soap and salad oil connection
An advertisement links White King Granulated Soap to salad dressings via shared use of vegetable oils. It touts purity gentleness and effectiveness, highlighting economy and versatile uses from dishwashing to washing machines, and invites trial by shoppers.
Livestock market rounds up gains and steady runs in Omaha
Hog prices rose about ten cents from Thursday with top at 9.90 for 200 to 225 pound butchers and bulk sales in broader ranges. Cattle and calves showed slow but steady demand with feed prices and top dealer quotes reaching 11 dollars for certain beef cuts. Sheep activity remained steady for western fat lambs while natives softened slightly and feeder buyers were quiet overall.
Hogs Sheep and Cattle Market Report From St Joseph
Hogs 4000 fair activity near Thursdays average with top 9.85 for choice light hogs. bulk 160-280 lb 9.75 to 9.85. white 315 lb 9.60. light lots 9.35 to 9.75. stock pigs scarce. overall hogs steady to 25c lower. Sheep 4500 fairly active. lambs and yearlings steady, aged sheep weak. Idaho Oregon lambs 11.50 to 11.75. native lambs 11.0 to 11.50. fat yearlings 9 to 8.9. cattle 300 calves 100. market slow, steady at week’s sharp decline. not enough sales to justify a market.
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ST. Joseph
USDA
Idaho
Oregon
Hog and sheep market report from Ogden on June 13
Hogs total 1,561 with 107 for market. early steady at 10.10. Packing sows 87.25 to 8.15. Sheep 7,444 with 76 for market. several truck loads yesterday and today. Hogs and sheep prices include truck loads at 4110 pounds and wethers at 6.75.
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Ogden Ogden
USDA
Wheat Leads Stocks Down as Prices Hit New Lows
Wheat rye and oats fell to fresh season lows with July wheat dropping over 8c a bushel as rain in Canada and favorable U.S. harvest weather spurred stop loss selling. Corn and oats followed with small declines and provisions were unchanged to down.
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Chicago
Canada
Potatoes market report from Chicago on June 13
Potatoes in Chicago on June 13 show 66 on track 306 and total U S shipments 1 142 with weak trading. Southern sacked Bliss mostly around 2 50 to 2 75, ordinary 2 15 up. North Carolina barrels Irish cobblers 5.
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Chicago
Ap-Usda
U. S
Southern
Bliss
North Carolina
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