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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1922

Page

8

Jackson man pleads guilty to axe murder of matron

Jackson, Michigan June 20 Straub confessed slayer of Alice Mallett pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the Jackson county circuit court this morning and was sentenced to life in Marquette prison. Mallett, matron at a girls home, was murdered about ten days ago in a night attack with an axe as she traveled home. Her parents live in Oregon.

Jackson, Mich Straub Alice Mallett Gree Jackson County Marquette Iss Mallett Tler N‘ario Ore

Federation of Women's Clubs Holds Convention in Chautauqua

Several thousand delegates from nearly every state gather at Chautauqua New York for the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention. Speakers include Thomas Aison Will H Mayr Tolstoy Hanford MacNider and Hugh Cumings. Nineteen hundred dollar Washington home purchase and officer elections also on agenda.

Chautauqua N. Y General Federation of Women's Clubs Eee Thomas Aison Will H. Mayr Mya Tolstoy Hanford MacNider American Legion Hugh &. Cumings The United Atms Simon Frexner Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research Martin J. Wade United States District Court Thomas G. Winter Minneapolis General Federation of Women’s Clubs Percy V. Pennybacker Chautanu Jaama Club Alse W. S. Veatingn Florida General Federation George"Summer Chicago James FE. Hays Georia Florence Floore Texas

Wood and Bread Advertisements in Hillcrest

A compact classified notice lists wood for sale and a bakery ad for Gold Crust Bread offering 2 for a price at grocers. It also mentions a Tuesday night special dance at Hillcrest and garrett Transfer contact.

Central Europe prepares to feed its own needy

Walter Lyman Brown of the American Relief Administration reports improved conditions in Poland, serious hardship in Austria, and strong recovery in Czecho Slovakia. He notes Poland will feed 400000 children until next October and 800000 thereafter, with Austria offering 200000 dollars of food after withdrawal. He praises non political, shared responsibility in Central Europe’s relief efforts.

Europe London Poand Austria Czecho-Slovakia Walter Lyman Brown American Relief Administration Prague Warsaw Vienna Czecho- Slovakia Poland Crown Russia Brown Czecho-Alovakia

Car painting on your own with Western Climate paints

Save money by painting your car yourself with Western Climate Auto Paints and Enamels. No experience required and results should please. Full line of interior and exterior paints plus Pitcairn stains and varnishes.

Special Dance at Hillcrest Tuesday Night

Community notice for a Tuesday night event at Hillcrest featuring a j2o special dance. Also mentions wood for sale with contact Garrett Transfer and phone number 303.

Foley's Cathartic Tablets Promised Relief

Indigestion worry nagging readers with a Boston letter praising Foley's Cathartic Tablets. The ad claims the tablets cleanse bowels sweeten the stomach and invigorate the liver with no pain or nausea and are not habit forming. Available at all druggists.

Enry J. Thorne Harrison Ave Boston Maas Foley

Wheat gains in early Chicago trading on Liverpool lift

Chicago wheat rose modestly as Liverpool quotes provided the main stimulus. A firmer sterling and possible overnight business aided the advance. July and September wheat rose, corn and oats firmed, and hogs backed higher on rising prices.

Chicago Liverpool Sterling Exchange

Wall Street Opens Mixed as Oils Spark Early Movement

New York traders saw oil stocks drive early action with MexPet rising briefly before a rebound. Standard Oil groups and Pan American Petroleum led gains among majors. Studebaker American Ice Mercantile Marine and Corn Products followed. Rail shares showed subtle gains, led by Kansas City Southern.

New York Wall Street Mex. Pet Calif N. J Pan-Ama Pet General Asphalt Royal Dutch Studebaker American Ice Mercantile Marine Ptd Kansas City Southern

Liberty bonds close steady amid varied war issues

New York reports Liberty bonds trading with small gains and declines across issues. Prices shown include 3s at 100.08 and Victory 4% at 100.62, with other series floating near par as investors weigh demand.

Financial market summary with varying loan rates in New York

Call money remains strong with high 3 2 percent ao rate at 3. Closing bids show 2 percent for last loan. Time loans ease with 60 days at 3 percent and six months at 4 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 4 4 percent in New York.

Prime Mercantile Paper New York, J

Exchange Rates Show Mixed Worldwide Demands

Foreign exchange in New York on June 20 reflected varied demand with Britain at 4.44, France 8.70, Italy 4.98, and Belgium at 7 with corresponding cables. Other currencies listed include Germany 1443, Holland 38.50, Norway 16.66, Sweden 26.60, Denmark 21.25, Switzerland 19.02, Greece 39.50, Czechoslovakia 1.93, Argentina 35.50, and Brazil 13.76, with Montreal at 99 1-32.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Swiss Greece Poland Cszecho Slovakia Brasil Montreal

Livestock Prices Mixed Across Chicago and Omaha Market Reports

U S Bureau of Markets reports cattle receipts around 9000 in Chicago with strong top beef steers near 5.75 and bulk 8.26 to 9.15 while hogs reach top around 10.96 and 10.85 for selects. sheep and lambs show gains with Idaho lambs near 12.85 and natives to packers around 13.00 and ewes steady. Omaha figures show hogs steady with top 10.30 and beef steers mostly steady to slightly higher, lambs 25 higher, and mixed lots varying by grade.

Chicago U. S. Bureau of Markets Idaho Omaha Scealy Bano Nes Esare

Livestock Market Report St Joseph June 20

Markets show hog receipts steady with prices around 9.00 to 9.90 for average costs. Cattle arrivals total about 2600 with steers near 9.15 and beef cattle bulk 7.90 to 9.00. cows mostly 5.50. Sheep receipts 2500 with lamb futures noted as futures.

ST. Joseph Bureau of Markets Colorado

Fragmentary Livestock Prices Noted in Market Snippet

The readable fragment lists terms like bulk high figures and best drive lines with values such as 12.26 for bulk and 11.76 for drive. Mentions yearlings at 7.98 and miscellaneous prices including 6.00 and 6.60, indicating a market summary of cattle or sheep quotations.

Eheep Ewer

Potatoes Prices Mixed in Chicago Market Report

A Chicago market note lists potato price movements for June 20 with varied bids across grades and regions. No. 1 sacks show mixed totals including Louisiana Virginia and North Carolina origins, with several weights and price ranges recorded for cwt. Old stock and regional shipments appear, reflecting fluctuating wholesale values.

Chicago Gorau Louisiana North Caro Norfolk Virginia Western Shoe Winaconsin Michigan

Unclear Chicago Butter Market Report

Fragmentary Chicago dairy data from June 20 cites prices for butter and creamery extras, receipts and percentages, with garbled figures and storage notes. No coherent event or names are recoverable beyond generic market terms.

Chicago

Sugar Market Quiet as Raw Sugar Holds Steady

New York reports a firm early raw sugar market with no sales and prices steady at 3 cents for Cuban fob. Centrifugal sugar trades at 4.61, while raw futures show limited activity but a steady undertone. Refined demand remains strong with several refiners sidelined, prices at 5.80 to 6.00 for fine grades.

New York Cubas Sung

Silver and currency quotes from London and New York

In London on June 20 the silver price stood at 36 4 per ounce, with money at 2 percent and discount rates for short and three month bills at 2 percent. In New York on June 20 foreign bar silver traded at 70 percent and Mexican dollars at 64 percent.

London New York

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Federation OF Women’s Clubs Garrett Transfer Hillcrest Jackson Mich George Straub Lansing Pocatello Paint and Wall Paper Co Sam Mahan Arthur Cool Palm Beach Palm Beach Toggery J2o Liberty Bonds Victory South Fifth Avenue Baer Brothers Bruin United States Pocatello Lumber Co Pocatello’s Benton and Second Ave Pocatello Pierce Libby Alaska Prunes California Sapes Amylon
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