White Wins State Handicap at Idaho Tourney
In Twin Falls on Saturday Ernest White won the Idaho state handicap event in the third round of the state shoot. He broke 96 birds with a three yard handicap to finish one bird ahead of Guy Chiesman. Ambrose Adams, 16, Boise, shot well scoring 96 in his first state start.
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American Trapshooting Association
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J. E. Hatch
Long Beach
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Ervine Dewey
Burley
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Coast League Doubleheader Winners In Monday Action
In Los Angeles, the Dodgers beat Seattle 4 2 and 5 2 in a two game set. Seattle tallies limited by Knight Schmidt Peters Sandberg. The Seals of San Francisco swept Portland 9 1 and 5 4 to take the series six of seven. Oakland split with Mission s 3 0 and 5 3. Hollywood took both ends of a Sacramento doubleheader 6 7 and 12 7, placing the two teams in a tight chase for the season.
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Small Turnout for Sunday Trap Shoot
Weather favored duck shooting over clay targets at the P. A. C. grounds where a few fans gathered. J. Roubidoux scored 96 percent on 25 targets for first place while C. G. Sumner was second with 94 percent on 75 targets, scoring a straight on the first 25.
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Cardinals widen NL lead with win and rain halt
The St Louis Cardinals extended their eight game streak by beating the Reds 6 to 2 before rain halted play in Redlands. Burleigh Grimes held New York to five hits in a 6 to 0 win over Cincinnati, while Brooklyn beat Chicago 6 to 0 and Washington defeated Detroit 12 to 0. Babe Ruth hit his 25th homer as the Yankees beat the Browns 2.
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Indian Marathon A Race Between Two Tribes
The 482 mile event from San Francisco to Grants Pass Oregon sees Flying Cloud Oregon Karook Indian and Melike and Lutci as leading contenders. Flying Cloud arrives 270 miles from the start with a 23 mile lead while the two Zunis rest south of the city. Karaok trainer delays for knee treatment. Melika and Lutci considered stronger challengers than Lutei despite his steady pursuit for second place.
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Malone Predicts Walker Victory In Midweight Title Bout
Chicago reports Jock Malone, veteran fighter and Walker confidant, contends Mickey Walker will win his middleweight title defense against Ace Hodkins at Comiskey Park. Malone notes Walker’s skill and body punching power, while praising Hodkins as game and fast. Both camps expect heavy training and a knockout.
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Jock Malone
St Paul
Mickey Walker
Ace Hodkins
Comiskey Park
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Walker
Nebraska
Mickey
St. Paul
Hodkins
Woth
Women of Mooseheart Legion Meeting Tonight
The Women of Mooseheart Legion will hold a regular meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at the WOW ball. All members are urged to attend.
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Womes
Mooseheart Legion
Dull Market in New York Stocks Holds Down Prices
June 18 AP report shows continued downward price tendency with extremely dull trading and halted tickers. Speculative favorites fell back as Banditary Corporation common stock declined while International Agricultural Chemical and American Agricultural Chemical preferred posted sizable gains. Several high priced issues slipped to new yearly or longer lows amid ongoing liquidation and bearish sentiment across rails and industrials.
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Banditary Corporation
Pig Board
Inernational Agricultural Chemical Prior Preferred
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Curtiss
Case
Greene Cananea
Crucible
Liggett and Myers
International Silver
Duvant and
Goodrich
Chicago Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Sheep Prices
Receipts reach 46 000 cattle with calves 4 000 as lights and butchers show gains about 15 to 25 cents. Cattle categories range from 9 50 to 14 50 per hundredweight, with vealers milk fed at 11 to 14 dollars. Sheep receipts 90 5 show steady slaughter classes and lambs trading around 15 to 17 dollars per head.
Wheat Retreats Amid Weather Woes and Lower Wharf Prices
Chicago reports a mild setback in wheat as favorable spring belt weather and lower Liverpool quotes weigh on prices. US Wheat visible supply dips by 3.319 million bushels while harvest delays persist. OGDEN also notes hogs steady to higher, cattle steady to up, and mixed sheep receipts as markets react to the broader crop outlook and load factors.
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Livestock Prices Mixed Across Kansas City and Omaha Markets
Cattle and hogs traded unevenly with gains to 25 cents. In Kansas City, hogs rose about 15 cents with top around 9.85 per 100 pounds in heavier weights. Cattle and calves showed activity with varied gains. fed steers, yearlings and cows posted mixed advances. In nearby Omaha, cattle and calves mostly advanced 10 to 15 cents, with fed steers and yearlings near 12.75 to 14.50 and cows around 8.75 to 9.50. Hog markets gained about 10 cents. Sheep and lamb markets also moved higher with lambs up to 25 cents and ewes around 6.00.
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Potato shipments reported across states in mid June
Salt Lake City June 18 AP reports potato shipments dated June 16 show 2228 tons total U S shipments with 1132 tons new crop and 107 old crop. States Alabama 111 California Idaho 16 Maine 21 Minnesota 20 North Carolina 453 South Carolina 141 Virginia 332 Wisconsin 36. June 17 total U S shipments 29 all new crop.
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Grain and market quotes from Toledo Chicago and curb market
Toledo grain prices list cash and futures for wheat corn oats and seeds with bids and months. Chicago cash quotes cover wheat corn rye oats and seeds with some prices and declines. Curb market notes in New York include several securities and bond shares with closing quotations.
Grain prices in St Louis market report
The St Louis market lists cash and futures for wheat corn and oats with varying bid and ask figures. No 2 hard wheat is quoted at 1.77, corn No 2 yellow 1.06, oats No 2 0.6247, and futures show July hard 1.36 with September December at 1.41 and 1.03 respectively.
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Minneapolis Flour Prices Auctioned In Carload Lots
Minneapolis June 18 Piour 10¢ lower In carload lots, family patents quoted at 7.90 to 46.00 a barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks. Shipments 30.53 barrels. Bran 30.00 to 30.50.
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Alleged Convict Held in Ogden After Car Theft
Ogden Utah June 18 Moyer 31 reportedly an escaped convict from California Gan Quentin is being held in the city jail. He was turned over to officers by three youths who came from California in a car Moyer promised to outfit for 615. They spent 950 on tires and sundries before a bill of sale. They said Moyer told them he had stolen the car and could not provide a bill of sale, so they hauled him to the police station.
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Mixed U S Livestock and Dairy Prices From Chicago and New York
Chicago market notes show firmer receipts for fowls and ducks with rising leghorn and broiler stocks, while overall dairy prices display modest gains across standard and first grade products. Silver and London markets report bullion and commodity movements with slight shifts in price.
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Notice Extended for Weed Cutting Deadline
Public notice extends weed and vegetation control deadline to July 1 due to an error in the original notice. Commissioner YMORD cites correction and urges property owners to comply with maintenance requirements.
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