Wool Prices Show Strength Across Markets
Boston June 13 AP The Commercial Bulletin reports a general buying surge by manufacturers lifting wool prices. Western dealers show intensified purchasing while eastern markets favor sellers. Domestic clips largely sold, with strong demand for fine wools and broader inquiry for medium wools. Mohab prices unchanged. Tariff changes provoke interest as foreign markets remain steady.
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Boston
the Commercial Bulletin of
West
Seaboard
Used Cars for Sale from Murray Motor Co Listing
1928 Essex sedan 375, 1927 Studebaker coach 375, 1928 Chevrolet coupe 375, 1927 Essex sedan 350, 1926 Hudson coach 325, 1928 Essex coach 350, 1925 Essex coach 175, 1925 Chevrolet coupe 135, 1923 Essex 4 coach 100, 1925 Chevrolet touring 125, 1923 Jewett Rex enclosure 100, 1925 Pord coupe 85, 1923 Essex 4 touring 50, 1924 Oldsmobile touring 50. Murray Motor Co 9701 E Center 496.
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Studebaker
Rex
Flashes of Life Highlights and Oddities Around the World
AP dispatches report a mix of curiosities from Philadelphia to New York Rome and Bermuda. Dorothy Campbell Hurd scores 38 38 76 in a golf event while William Beebe says he descended 1426 feet in a steel ball. Vincent Sorrentino trains to row a Mediterranean crossing. Chrysler Building air pressure reaches 70 psi. Damrosch links autos to radio in homes as civilization’s cornerstone.
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New York
William Beebe
Bermuda
New York Times
Piremen
Chrysler
Walter Damrosch
Music Industries
Wilson Services Held Thursday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Emily Marguerite Wilson died Tuesday at 40 South Grant Avenue were held Thursday in the McHan mortuary chapel with Rev. Joseph E. Chester officiating. Interment followed at Mountainview Cemetery with pallbearers George Chapin Claude Williamson Joe Sebest Ford Miles Lester Randall Harold L. Cochrane. honorary pallbearers were Dorothy McArthur Thora Carter Thelma Lewis Pearl Smith and Margaret Chievers. Margaret Purdy and Lorna Jane Cornell sang with Virginia Evans as accompanist. Floral offerings were profuse.
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Emily Marguerite Wilson
South Grant Avenue
McHan
Joseph E. Chester
Mountainview Cemetery
George Chapin
Claude Williamson
Joe Sebest
Cifford Miles
Lester 8. Randall
Harold L. Cochrane
Dorothy McArthur
Thora Carter
Thelma Lewis
Pearl Smith
Margaret Chievers
Parish Ladies to Sell Food and Hold Gatherings Saturday
Today's Affairs Ladies of St Anthony Parish plan a cooked food sale at the gas office on North Main Street Saturday. Presbyterian Ladies Aid hosts a rummage sale Saturday June 14 in the old Gates building 355 East Center. Mooseheart Legion Women meet tonight at 8 in W O W hall. Supreme Forest Woodmen circle scales two cooked food sales at Wright's store quarters and at People's market East Center. Women’s Union Labor league meets tonight at 8 in the Labor temple.
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Ladies of St. Anthony Parish
North Main Street
League of the Sacred Heart
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Old Gates Building
East Center
Women of Mooseheart Legion
W. O. W. Hall
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Wright's
People’s Market
Women's Union Laber League
Labor Temple
Deeds Recorded In Idaho Merchants Association List
Property transfers listed include James Lake et ux to H J Teller trustee adjoining northwest corner northeast quarter section 13 to 11 south range 37. Albert N Rinehart et ux to Lyman Fargo northeast corner lot 1 block 112. Hinckley Estate Co to Lyman Fargo miscellaneous property. Victory Hammar et ux to Heber J Wilding northeast and northwest quarters section 23 and section 24 with specified parcels in townships 11 south range 37.
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James Lake
H. J. Teller
Albert N. Rinehart
Lyman Fargo
Hinckley Estate Company
Miscr
Victory Hammar
Heber J. Wilding
Two Hart In Car and Machine Accidents
Shelley diary says Bloise, son of Mrs Will Humphries, was in an auto crash when an Associated Seed truck hit his car near Earl Patchin s farm. The car overturned and Bloise suffered scratches and bruises. F A Wadsworth, Wapello, injured in field when horses frightened a mowing machine and he was thrown, clothing torn and several cuts reported.
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Tribune
Shelley
Bloise
Will Humphries
Earl Patchin
Associated Seed Company
Pees Blaise
Iny
F. A. Wadsworth
Wapello
Frank Jemmitt
Wadsworth
Radosh Council Elects and Rose Croix Installs Officers
The Council of Kadosh elected officers at a business session last night at the Masonic temple. Newly named are R. P F. Hamilton as commander and T. D. Jones as first lieutenant commander. The Knights Rose Croix Chapter installed Mont. Amos as W M and D. O. Bellamy as S W, with other officers named including A. B. Arps and D. B. Cleaves.
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Council of
Pinis Bentley
DB. Cleaves
Chapter Knights Rose Croix
Mont. Amos
W. M
D. O. Bellamy
A. B. Arps
J. W
Nis Bentley
D. B. Cleaves
Wm Musselman
B. W. Davis
Railroad Notes From The Northwest To West Yellowstone Tour
H. J. Plumhof of Salt Lake City, general manager of the O. S. L., arrived Thursday and left on No. 41 for West Yellowstone on inspection. Fruit traffic from northwest to eastern markets rises with nine carloads of Oregon cherries and one of strawberries passing through. A. L. Coey and Mrs. Coey vacation in Chicago and New York. Two special Los Angeles to West Yellowstone trains with nine cars total will pass through Pocatello late Saturday night for park staff. Park passenger service will start June 20. J. W. Highleyman heads to Atlantic City for American Railway Association convention.
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H. J. Plumhof
Salt Lake City
West Yellowstone
Oregon
A. L. Coey
Utah
Los Angeles
West Yellowstone Park
Pocatello
Park Hotel
Park
J. W. Highleyman
Atlantic City
N. J
American Railway Association
Down Town Visitors and Local Meetings Highlight Idaho News
Down town visits a Rupert classmate Dwight Disney of Rupert arrived in Pocatello for an extended visit with Milton E. Zener a local attorney Disney and Zener were University of Idaho law school graduates and members of the honorary law fraternity Disney was an assistant in psychology at the university and remains well known statewide Don Brown and wife depart for San Francisco to attend the National Electric Light and Power Association convention June 16 to 20 They will be away ten days The Retail Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will meet July 10 to discuss the annual fall fashion show A large local turnout is expected for Grace Grace Black and White day show Meanwhile copper weakness in New York markets Copper 12.124 cents electrolytic spot and future iron steady tin weak lead and zinc ease antimony 7.10 dollars.
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Dwight R. Disney
Rupert
Pocatello
Milton E. Zener
Zener
Disney
University of Idaho
of Idaho
West Coast
Don Brown
San Francisco
Mr. Brown
National Electric Light and Power Association
Brown
Retail Bureau
Retail Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
New York
East St. Louis
Lost Boston Bull Puppy Named Bingo Belongs to Father King
A brindle and white Boston Bull puppy called Bingo is lost. It wears a harness with license tag No 148 and belongs to Father King of 505 No 8th Ave. If found, contact Father King.
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Boston Bull Puppy
Bingo
Father King
8Th Ave
Broad upturn in trade lifts stocks after fortnight slide
After two weeks of decline and a brief rally, traders cover shorts and push prices higher amid cautious optimism. Copper falls to 12.25 cents, while gains appear in Eastman Kodak IBM and U S Steel. American Telephone slips to a yearly low before rebounding.
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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
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Market Slip
Potatoes trading slow with U S shipments totaling 1 142 and 66 on track 306. Southern sacked bliss averages 2 50 to 2 75 with most around 2 65. Ordinary 2 15 up. North Carolina sold Irish cobblers at about 5 per bag.
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Chicago
Ap-Usda
U. S
Southern
Bliss
North Carolina
Wheat, Tye and oats hit new low prices for the season
Chicago reports show wheat, Tye and oats collapsing to fresh bottom-price records as the July wheat contract drops over 8 cents per bushel. Stop-loss selling follows continued rains in Canada and favorable domestic harvest weather, with corn and oats easing and provisions steady to lower.
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Chicago
Canada
Omaha and St Joseph Livestock Prices Reported Tight Trade
In Omaha on June 13 livestock sales showed hogs mostly steady to 10 cents higher than Thursday with top bids around 9.90 for certain weights. Cattle and calves remained slow to steady with limited sales and mixed beef cow and bull prices. In St Joseph similar patterns appeared with hogs steadier to slightly lower, sheep steady, and cattle market slow after a sharp weekly decline.
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Omaha
USDA
Idaho
St, Joseph
Oregon
Livestock Prices Reported From Ogden Market
Hog numbers reach 1 561 with 107 for market and steady early bids at 10.10 per hundredweight. Packing sows sell from 7.25 to 8.15. Sheep totals reach 7 444 with several truckloads of lambs at 9 and a truckload of 110 pound wethers at 6.75.
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Ogden Ogden
USDA
White King Soap and Salad Oil Compare in Oil Basis
An advertisement notes White King Granulated Soap and salad dressings share a base of high quality vegetable oils. It claims White King is pure and gentle yet effective for cleaning greasy dishes woolens floors and woodwork. It highlights economy, recommending a teaspoonful for washing basins and a cupful for the washing machine.
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