City News in Brief From Salt Lake and Nearby
Mrs. E W Bywater of Salt Lake City visits sister Mrs Susie Armstrong of 443 West Benton. A marriage license issued to Charlie Thomson of Teton City and Ethel Hobbs of St Anthony. Vacation Church School begins June 21 at the Baptist church. Abby K Robinson appointed precinct 11 registrar replacing Mrs J N Brown. County approves National of Idaho securities withdrawal and replacement. Mrs R H Todd and Miss Perner Bagley leave for Salt Lake City and Denver. J Douglas Wilton attends wedding of Miss Josephine Bartel and John Hoover. D R Galloway and wife head to Falmouth Kentucky for the summer. Appropriation up to 400 for Old Oregon Trail signs. Dr W M Bodmer returns from eastern Oregon with niece Miss Huberta Chandler. Lambert Molinelli and Curtis Bohlscheid return from University of Idaho by motor. Elsie Potter returns from University of Idaho with A B degree and resumes librarian duties. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs H J Price. J C Weeter in town on local interests. Adeline Alvord of Hollywood visits en route from New York to California. reports good road conditions. Bertha Church returns from University of Idaho. to arrive Friday evening. Divorce suit filed by A Grace Hess against Richard J Hess for failure to support, custody sought. Daughter dies at Richfield. funeral planned in Richfield. Police court fines for overtime parking and license plate infractions. motorist fined for open muffler. Drill results at Arbon Valley oil well note eighteen feet of bridge drilled. gas pressure rising. bailor adjustments needed.
Changed to Probate Court for Trespass of Livestock
Lee Johnson and Modesto Javala appeared before Judge E. G. Houde on a trespassing of livestock charge. Johnson requested a change of venue to Judge William A. Hyde and the request was granted. He is to appear in probate court Friday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Johnson
Modesto Javala
E. G. Houde
Johnson
William A. Hyde
Kiwanis Rotary bases game at Idaho Tech field 5PM
The Kiwanis and Rotary clubs hold their first annual baseball game this afternoon at Idaho Tech field starting at 5 o clock. E J Fieldsted of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce will umpire and uniformed police will be present for protection. Disturbing the peace charges see Bob Hart and George James fined 100 and 50 dollars respectively and jailed. An automobile accident near American Falls injures Lucile Bailey and Lillian Spongberg as their car overturns on gravel road tour.
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Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Idaho Tech
E. J. Fieldsted
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Fieldsted
Bob Hart
George James
Peters
Fargo-Wilson and Wells
Hart
James
Lucile Bailey
Tribune Reportorial
American Falls
Notice of Attachment and Probate Hearing in Bannock
In Bannock County Idaho the District Court issues an attachment against J K Nori as of June 12 1926. The clerk and deputy seal the notice dated June 14 1926. Also the Probate Court schedules June 21 1926 at 10 AM to prove the will of Dora Kohl deceased and hear issuance of letters testamentary to C White and Frank Merrifield.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Bannock
Gillis
J. K. Nori
Poratello
Beal
CC. Barley
L. Spongbeng
H. R. Turner
Frank Merrifield
C. White
Frank Trifielid
WM A. Hyde
Prominent Young Couple Married Tuesday Evening
A home wedding was held Tuesday evening February 15 at the home of Mr and Mrs D O Bellamy. Miss Josephine Bartel and John Hoover wed with Rev M B Nash officiating. The couple plans an auto trip to the northwest Canada and Pacific coast cities and will reside in Oakland California. Hoover has served as a deputy sheriff of Bannock county for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Bellamy
Josephine Bartel
John Hoover
M. B. Nash
Northwest
Canada
Pacific Coast
Weather Report for Pocatello Idaho June 17 1926
Weather report for Pocatello Idaho for 24 hours ending 6 am today shows a high of 72 and low of 40 with mean 56 and normal 62. Precipitation total this month 0.15 inch. year to date 4.45 inches. Sunset 6:11 pm sunrise 4:50 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello and Vicinity
Department of Agriculture
U. 8
Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Idaho
Trenle
Kraft Day at Rotary Club Highlights Intermountain Dairy Growth
H S Brown Kraft Cheese manager spoke at the Rotary lunch on the rise of cheese consumption from 1.5 to 3.5 pounds per person in five years and Kraft’s global role. He noted 56 Intermountain cheese factories now, Kraft as the world’s largest cheese distributor and firm in Pocatelto, Idaho, and Kraft’s early years from Canada to Chicago.
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Rotary Club Today
H. S. Brown
Kraft
Mr. Brown
United States
J. L. Kraft
Kraft Company
Mr. Kraft
Canada
Chicago
Idaho
Pocatelto
Aston Jenaon
Kraft Factory
Beatty
Donaldson
Kraft Plant
Gaylord Sanford
M. W. Johnson
Henry L. Woodruff
Alfred G. Mercer
Funeral of Mrs. Nellie Moore Held Friday
The funeral for Mrs. Nellie Moore who died Tuesday at a local hospital will be held Friday at 9 a.m. from St. Joseph's Cathedral with Rev. W. A. Gallahue presiding. Interment follows at Mountainview Cemetery under Schumacher and Hall. Mrs. Moore resided in McCammon the past three years and ran the Union News stand at the Short Line depot. She was born October 5, 1873 in Missouri and came to Idaho at 23. Surviving relatives include her mother Mrs. Kathryn Daly, brother John F. Daly of Rupert, sister Mrs. Bouch of Willets California, and adopted daughter Mrs. Regina Kennedy of Enterprise Oregon.
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Nellie Moore
St. Joseph's Pro-Cathedral
W. A. Gallahue
Lavallot Springs
Mountainview Cemetery
Schumacher and Hall Company
Moore
McCammon
Union News
Short Line
Rupert
Bouch
Willets
California
Regina Kennedy
Enterprise
Oregon
John Freeman
Poentello
Noted Editor To Speak At Methodist Church
Dr Edward Laird Mills editor of the Pacific Christian Advocate will address the union meeting at the Methodist church Sunday night at 8 o'clock. Mills is a prominent Northwest religious leader born in Monina and a Boston University graduate who has served with the General Home Missions board.
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Edward Laird Mills
Pacific Christian Advocate
Methodist Church
Mills
Northwest
Monina
Boston University
Salt Lake
General Home Missions Board
Present Board Members File For Primary Race
Bannock county residents learn that Chas H Bassett of Lago L J Petty Jr of Swan Lake and Yeo Gittins of Po catello among present Bannock county commissioners have filed for the Republican nomination. The board commends its two year record as capable and efficient in county affairs.
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Bannock County
Chas, H. Bassett
Lago
L.J. Petty, Jr
Swan Lake
Yeo
Gittins
Pocatello
Board of County Commissioners
Tyhee baseball team hosts Friday dance at school building
Announcements note Tyhee school hosts a Friday evening dance with music by the Broadcasters Orchestra. Gate City Temple No 2 Pythian Sisters meet 8 pm Friday at Eagle Hall. Keystone Lodge 81 to confer F C degree. Civic League meeting rescheduled to Wednesday at Castellini Hall with program of speakers and music.
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Tyhee
Broadcasters Orchestra
Gate City Temple No. 2
Pythian Sisters
Eagle Hall
Keystone Lodge No. 81
F.C
Civic League
Castellini Hall
Burre
League
Karl Washington
Aberdeen man undergoes operation at city hospital
Charles Daneliff of Aberdeen underwent an operation this morning at a local hospital. He is reported in stable condition and receiving care post surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Daneliff
Aberdeen
Big Jump in Stock Prices Amid Strong Market Demand
In New York on June 17 stock prices rose 1 to 12 points as rails and industrials led gains. U S Steel common and General Motors hit year highs while many issues topped earlier highs. total trading speed was brisk with about 2.4 million shares changing hands.
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New York
U. S. Steel Common
General Motors
Panhandle
Gotham Silk
General Electric
Congress
Atlantic Coast Line
Porto Rico
American
Westinghouse Air Brake
United Fruit
Cocoa Cola
Chicago and Kansas City Grain Prices Report June 17
Chicago market reports wheat and corn prices with several grades listed for No 1 red No 1 hard and No 2 white and yellow. Kansas City notes steady to higher prices for wheat grades and mixed movements for corn and oats with closes for July September and December contracts.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Exchange Rates Report From New York on June 17
Foreign exchange quotes show heavy activity with Britain at 4.863-16, cables 4.86, France at 2.81, Italy 3.60, Belgium 2.85, Germany 23.80, Denmark 26.50, Spain 16.10, Poland 9.00, Czecho Slovakia 2.96, Argentina 40.43, Brazil 15.60, Tokyo 46.68, Shanghai 73.18, and Montreal at 100.141-16.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo- Slavia
Austria
Liberty bonds close values for June in New York market
Liberty bonds closed with 8s at 101.13, first 44s at 102.20, second 4s at 100.28, third 44s at 101.14, fourth 4s at 103.4, U S treasury 34s at 101.28, do 4g at 104.7, ditto 4s at 108.9.
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New York
Liberty
U. S. Treasury
Money Market Briefs From New York June 17
Call money easy at 3 percent with a ruling rate of 8 1 2 percent. Closing bid 3 percent, offered 3 percent, last loan 3 percent. Call loans against acceptances steady with mixed collateral. 60 90 days 4 74 percent, 4 to 6 months 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper 3 to 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Metals Market Report From New York
Copper steady across electrolytic spot and futures while tin holds firm with spot 61.62 and nearby 61.62, futures 60.40. Iron and lead hold unchanged as zinc eases to 7.15 in both East and futures. antimony at 11.50.
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New York
Curb Market Quotations Report June 17
New York curb quota tions show Electric Bond and Share at 70 percent de preferred 107 Electric Investors 37 percent Kraft Cheese 61 Continental 611 10 Prairie Pipeline 125 Standard of Indiana 66 Standard of New York 82 New Bradford 8 Salt Creek Consolidated 9.
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CURB
New York
Electric
Electric Investors
Kraft Cheese
Continental
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
New Bradford
Salt Creek Consolidated
Dance Palace Friday Night Boxing Contest and Jitney Dance
The Dance Palace hosts a Friday night program featuring a boxing contest and a Jitney dance. The Moonlite venue is offering a dance with music by the Vandal Serenaders for attendees to enjoy a lively evening downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dance Palace
Moonlite
Livestock market heat in major western centers
Chicago reports hog receipts 23 000 with prices 14.00 to 15.00 for various weights while cattle receipts 1 190 show steady to mixed demand and higher top for best steers. Other western markets Kansas City St Joseph Portland and Omaha note active hog buying and varied cattle and sheep prices with steady to higher spreads.
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Chicago
Texas
Idaho
San Francisco
Kansas City
ST Joseph St. Joseph
Idaho Range
Omaha
Los Angeles
Jule
Flour and sugar futures market report
Flour market in Minneapolis shows unchanged prices with shipments at 99,793 tons and bran at 22.04. In New York sugar futures closed easy with about 32,000 tons traded. July 2.48, September 2.54, December 2.70, March 2.72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
HAW
New York
Dee
Dan
Wheat Market Break Dims Chicago Trade on June 17
Chicago reports show a late day mode break in wheat prices amid slow trade and losses across most commodities. Corn and oats followed wheat lower, while provisions dropped slightly. Harvest progress for winter wheat boosted sentiment in parts of the Southwest, despite rain and wind damage in North and South Dakota and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter
Europe
Southwest
Minesota
South Dakota
New Dakota
Raw Sugar Market Shows Steady Prices in New York Trade
In New York on June 17, raw sugar prices held steady as 5700 Cuban bags were sold for July arrival at 4.18 duty paid. Futures dipped early by 1 to 2 points but recovered to near flat by midday, while refined sugar prices ranged from 5.40 to 5.70 per unit amid moderate inquiry and continued withdrawals.
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New York
Commission Hou
Dairy and Poultry Market Wrap Across Cities
Chicago June 17 butter receipts 9,467 tubs with creamery and storage ratings. eggs receipts 21,348 cases with various firsts and storage figures. New York June 17 butter receipts 17,292 with creamery extras. eggs receipts 8,822 with fresh gathered categories. state wholesale milk and flats noted. Kansas City June 17 eggs and poultry prices show down movements for heavy hens and broilers with other produce unchanged.
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Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Potatoes Market Reports and Arrivals Across Regions
Potatoes receipts and price data from Chicago and Los Angeles show varied movements. Wisconsin white and Idaho russets command around 2.50 to 3.15 per sack while California long whites around 4.00 and North Carolina cobblers about 7.00. Arrivals in California include 10 cars with 22 on track and 10 broke. demand is moderate and market steady.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Washington
Southern
Triumph
Texas
Oklahom
California
North Carolin Barrel
Los Angeles
Californias
Poultry Receipts Mixed Across Market in Chicago Bid
Chicago June 17 market report shows poultry receipts seven cars with varied gains and declines. Fowls bring 21 26 percent, broilers 28 35, springs 41, turkeys 86, roosters 16 percent, ducks 2 30, geese 21.
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Chicago
Helen Wills Skips Wimbledon After Surgery Announcement
Paris reports Helen Wills, American lawn tennis champion, will not enter the Wimbledon tournament starting Monday. Her mother and a cable from Dr. Wills state it would be unwise to play so soon after her appendicitis operation.
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Paris
Helen Ills
Wills
Helen
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Salt Lake City
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West Benton
Charlie Thomson
Teton City
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St. Anthony
the Baptist Church
Abby K. Robinson
Booth Thirteenth Street
J. N. Brown
National of Idaho
R. H. Todd
Oliver Hotel
Perner Bagley
Denver
J. Douglas Wilton
Kentucky
D. R. Galloway
Idaho Technical Institute
Oregon Trail
H. J. Swanson
W. M. Bodmer
Ben
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Mahbert Chandler
Baker
Lambert Molinelli
Leon F. Molinelli
Curtis Bohlscheid
W. H. Bohlscheid
University of Idaho
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E. J. Potter
West Wyeth
Potter
Public Library
H. J. Price
West Clark
St. Anthony's Hospital
J. C. Weeter
Adeline M. Alvord
Hollywood
Calif
Alvord
Miss Church Graduates
Bertha Church
D. W. Church
University of Idaho At
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A. Grace Hess
Richard J. Hess
Hess
Los Angeles County
Richfield
A. (. Wilson
North Garfield
BE. M. Dean
Kansas
Dean
P. B. Wilson
G. A. Parsons
Ronda
Gail Eastwood
Mary K. McDonald
W. H. Cleave
C.D. Waters
William White
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Jack Taylor
Arbon Valley
M. Etchebarry
England
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