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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
7
Nicholas confronts Robin about her injuries and family trouble as Mrs Lovelock is hospitalized for appendicitis and dies in surgery. Robins tears reveal an unstable home life with her drunken uncle while she lacks somewhere to go. Nicholas contemplates the burden of her situation and her loyalty to the home she calls safe.
The Seattle Office of the Prohibition Administrator announces the forfeiture of a 1930 Hudson coach vehicle seized from L. J. McElwain on June 4, 1933 in Preston Idaho for use contrary to U.S. law. Claimants must file claims within 30 days of the first publication, with offices in Seattle Washington or Boise Idaho.
In Bannock County Idaho the administrator with the will annexed of Josiah Banister deceased notifies creditors and all claimants to file within six months after first publication with vouchers at the Clerk’s Probate Court or at Peterson and Clark Zener and Bowen 205 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho. The administrator selects that office as his place of business. Dated and first published at Pocatello Idaho the 6th day of me 1a 9 12 0027.
Portneuf Lodge No 18 A F and A M meets each Wednesday at 7 30 PM Visiting Masons welcomed F L Evans W M C D Clay secretary F C degree conferred June 21
In the District Court of Idaho Bannock County the receiver for The First National Bank of Bancroft sues Enoch Johnson and Thor Johnson. An attachment against the defendants property is issued June 18 1933. Clerk Grace L Watl seals the court. Keefe deputy. Black & Baum Attorneys represent the plaintiff.
Group life offer advertised at one dollar per month with contact details in room 6 Ross-Davis Building. Several fraternal organizations listed with meeting times and contact persons including Keystone Lodge No 81 A F and A M Pocatello Chapter No 6 ROE and others.
Bar silver remains unchanged at 26 in New York and 193-16 in London as trading closes. Tribune want ads offer results.
Wheat prices include No 1 red 77 No 2 red 77 77 4 No 3 yellow hard 75. Corn bids show No 1 mixed 44 15 No 2 mined 44 Wo 9 yellow 4314474644 No 2 white 46 47. Oats list No 2 white 32 144 % No 3 white 31% Rye and Barley had limited data Timothy seed 82.85 cents 3.85 owt Clover seed 68.00 12.60 owt. O3396.03 Bloodline 7.00.
Irregular early rise met profit taking as stocks fluctuate. Bonds utilities and rails gain while grains and agricultural commodities follow weather and demand signals. Foreign exchange holds firm with sterling at a new high amid varied commodity moves in cotton sugar coffee and livestock prices.
Eurilla Ward bride to be announces engagement to Joseph Dunn of Tremonton Utah. The couple plans to reside in Snowville after a June 22 Logan temple wedding. Family hosts honored Eurilla with a shower and lunch at Blue Moon as community figures share news from the local scene.
A compilation lists test answers including Nashville Tennessee. Science of Minerals. one third. Belgium. Balearic Islands. Yes. Harriet Beecher Stowe. a state wide representative. Minotaur. a medicament for external application.
Hog and cattle quotes show mixed movements with hogs up to 10 cents higher in Ogden and Chicago while Omaha lists varied gains. Cattle demand weak to steady with calves and fed steers fluctuating. sheep trade generally firmer with lambs rising and ewes and mutton mixed.
Aggressive profit taking hit grain prices in Chicago late today as heatwave fears eased, with wheat dropping more than 10 cents a bushel and oats and corn slipping or holding. Reports of crop damage were largely ignored in late trading while prices finished unsettled across contracts including Dec and Sep positions.
Potatoes in Chicago and Salt Lake City reports show United States shipments totaling 468 with mixed stock levels. North Carolina Cobblers U.S. No. 1 priced at 3 75, Triumphs U.S. No. 1 around 1 2635, old stock steady. State totals listed for Arkansas California Maine North Carolina Oklahoma Virginia with seasonal old and new stock figures.
Copper futures and spot values are reported with unsettled electropolatic data. Tin shows strong spot and nearby trades around 845.62 with futures at 645.87. Iron and lead hold steady while zinc remains firm in East St. Louis and Syme markets.
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