Pocatello Offers Pace Cash for New Industries
Pocatello through its industrial commission offered Anderson Pace Company of Chicago two and a half percent on each one hundred thousand dollars of outside capital invested in Pocatello for industrial and manufacturing purposes. The move was discussed at a joint Realty Board and Industrial Commission meeting at the Bannock Hotel.
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Pocatello
Industrial Commission
Anderson-Pace Company of
Chicago
Pace Company
Realty Board and Industrial Commission
Bannock Hotel
George W. Wagenseller
Realty Board
Anderson-Pace Company
Harry Peterson
Carl Valentine
Walter Cleare
Wagenseller
Pocatello Commission
Cleave
Idaho
Idaho Brick Company
Burley
G. T. Hyde
Utah Fire Brick Company
Yellowstone Highway
Hyde
Elks Temple
Idaho Falls
Utah
C. A. Breer
Pocatello Company
Pocatella
Mr. Breer
Idaho Elks Temple
High Scores in Sunday O S L Gun Club Shoot
E C Riddle led the regular Sunday trap shoot at Pocatello Athletic Club with 24 of 25 birds. R. H. Rector and C. C. Shepherd were close, each at 95 percent. Rector hit 95 of 100 while Shepherd broke 71 of 75. Visitors included R. H. Rector, O. P. Barber, R. B. Carter, and C. P. Rork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Riddle
Pocatello Athletic Club
R. H. Rector
C. C. Shepherd
Flose
Riddle
Rector
Shepherd
O. P. Barber
R. B. Carter
C. P. Rork
Brok Pd
R_H. Rector
Cc. C. Shepherd
He Dr. W. W. Brothers
J. R. Young
T. B. Frazier Easorece
GL W. J. Ingling
E. E. Barnet
Funeral meeting for Brother Richard Wengive and Cyril D. Griffiths
Members of Port Neuf Lodge No 18 and visiting Masons are called to assemble at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday June 28 at 1 00 p m to conduct funeral services for Brother Richard Wengive and Cyril D Griffiths W M Attest A Amundsen Bec
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portneuf Lodge No. 18
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Richard Wengive
Cyril D. Griffiths
W.M. Attest
A. Amundsen
Bec
County Agent Busy Week Highlights Home Demonstration
Miss Florence Stone county home demonstration agent spent the week in the county planning the Lava Hot Springs Vacation Camp for July 19 to 21. She met with groups across Perry Swan Lake Woodland Bancroft and McCammon coordinating demonstrations in canning baking sewing and house furnishings while noting growing participation and interest.
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Florence Stone
Pocatello
Lava Hot Springs
Marion Hepworth
University Extension Division
Starkey Hot Springs
Mary Ebersole
West District
West District. Thursday Miss Stone
Idaho Paint and Glass Company
D. B. Fales
Miss Stone
Perry
Swan Lake
Woodland
Shaw
Civic Club of
McCammon
Farm Bureau Rooms
Bancroft
Senator Borah to Visit Here Next Thursday
Senator Borah will pass through Pocatello Thursday morning en route to Boise to open offices and take up his summer residence. His secretary Miss Grace Hileman visits Boise ahead. He plans a state tour through September and will address the International Association of Advertising Clubs in Denver tomorrow.
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Senator Borah
Pocatello
Boise
Grace Hileman
Idaho
Borah
Washington
International Association of Advertising Clubs
Denver
Injuries Fatal to Arco Child
Virgil Willman four year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry H Willman died this morning at a local hospital from injuries received in an Arco accident Friday afternoon. He was knocked down by a rear wheel as his father loaded rock on a wagon while the child picked flowers. Funeral services will be held in Arco Wednesday afternoon. He is survived by his parents, brother Raymond eight, and sisters Anna May six and Cecelia one.
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Virgil Willman
Henry H. Willman
Arco
Raymond
Anna May
Cecelia
Community group meetings and Boise convention plans
Royal Neighbors will hold a regular session at Woodmen hall this evening. The Neighbors of Woodcraft meet Tuesday at 8 pm in W. O. W. hall, with delegates and alternates chosen to plan attendance at the Boise convention on July 18 19. W W Kensington of the First Baptist church will meet with Mrs. J F Cullen Jr at 1435 North Garfield Monday evening, with co hostesses Mrs A Alien and Mrs L McGinness.
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Royal Neighbors
Woodmen Hall
Woodcraft
Boise
W. W. Kensington
First Baptist Church
J. F. Cullen, Jr
North Garfield
A. Alien
L. McGinness
Obregon Opens Campaign For President In Mexican Race
General Obregon announces his bid for president amid political stir. He vows to defend sovereignty and enforce Mexican laws within international norms. The field includes Serrano and Gomez with El Anti Reeleccion party backing Gomez.
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Callies
General Obregon
United States
Obregon
Trancesco Serrano
Arnulfo Gomez
Radio service expansion outlines cooperative plan
Aylesworth describes progress toward a cooperative plan with the British Broadcasting system to coordinate cross continental broadcasting. He notes the aim of reaching 117,000,000 listeners with a 16 hour day and highlights the role of schools and 700 U S stations, with Illinois leading in facilities.
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London
New York
Aylesworth
British Broadcasting System
Chicago
San Francisco
National Broadcasting Company
Associated
United States
Europe
Washington
Illinois
California
Pennsylvania
Student Conference At Southern University Open Here Next Weekend
The Southern University Y M C A student conference runs Saturday and Sunday with a dinner at 6 30 Saturday at the University cafeteria and a Sunday session at the city Y M C A. Notable guests include John Raaf of Leland Stanford Harold Stowell of the University of Idaho Max Reynolds of the University of Washington and Ralph Wolf Jr of Northwestern. Local leaders are Wilbur Lawrence James Miller and John Ewing with Arthur Avery presiding. Professor A R Van Nuys leads the faculty portion assisted by others and L E Goodwin of Boise is expected to help during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern University Y. M. C. A
Y.M.C. A
Southern University Studets
John Raaf
Leland Stanford
Harold Stowell
University of Idaho
Max Reynolds
University of Washington
Ralph Wolf, Jr
Northwestern
Wilbur Lawrence
James Miller
John Ewing
Lawrence
U. S
Arthur Avery
A. R. van Nuys
R. E. McGraw
G. William Barnum
George 8. Sloan
Gehrig closes in on Ruth with fifth homer of week
Chicago June 27 AP Lou Gehrig of the Yankees hit his fifth circuit drive of the week as Babe Ruth lags at 24 home runs for the season. Gehrig's drive today marked his 23rd, and he closed the gap unless Ruth's bad knee slows him.
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Chicago
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Geh
Ruth
Columbia
Lou
Market and Oil Shares Fall as Oil and Copper Prices Drop
Persistent selling sent the market lower on June 27 in New York. Oils and coppers declined with several railroad equipment stocks weakening despite attempts to attract buyers. Banks covered about 7 million dollars in loans to repair reserve deficits and set up for month end settlements. Total volume neared 2.1 million shares as notable names including Baldwin, General Motors, and American Smelting lingered under pressure amid mixed earnings news and a Van Sweringen merger buzz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marland
Pan-American
Simma
Shelley
General Asphalt
Baldwin
General Railway
Chandler- Cleveland
American
Houston
Mack
Missouri Pacific Common
Preferred
Rock Island
Baltimore & Ohio
Wall Street
van Sweringen
Ces
Houston Oil
Baldwin and du Pont
General Motors
Delaware & Hudson
American Smelting
Foreign exchange quotations as of June 27
New York rates list international currencies in cents with Great Britain at 485 65-16 for demand and 485 11-16 on cables. Other entries include France 3.919-16 demand, Italy 5.6814 demand, Belgium 13.68, Germany 23.69, Holland 40.0381, Norway 25.881, Sweden 26.80, Denmark 26.73, Switzerland 19.26, Spain 16.9714, Greece 1.351, Poland 11.20, Czecho Slovakia 2.96, Jugoslavia 1.75, Austria 14.07, Romania .60, Argentina 42.43, Brazil 11.75, Shanghai 63.00, Montreal 99.85 15-16, Tokyo 47.75.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Shanghai
Montreal
Tokyo
Corn Prices Jump on Sharp Rise in Chicago
Chicago on June 27 saw corn prices surge nearly seven cents a bushel and close near the day’s top. Officials warned of possible crop disaster while the government reported pig production 31 percent higher than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain supply changes in bushels
New York June 27 AP reports the visible supply of American grain shows changes: Wheat down 1,160,000 bushels, corn up 1,422,000, oats down 578,900, rye down 300,000, and barley up 237,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Potatoes Market Reports and Prices Across Regions
Chicago June 27 AP Potatoes receipts totaled 0 with new 167 and old 3 cm track 227 and 10 respectively. Shipments for Saturday and Sunday 93 and 26 cars. Market steady with North Carolina Irish Cobblers 4.50 to 5.00, Virginia Cobblers 5.00 to 5.25, Bliss Triumphs in Arkansas and Oklahoma 3.00 to 3.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Carolina
Bar Silver Steady in London Market
London and York quotes show bar silver at 26 3-16 pence per ounce on June 27, with AP reporting steady pricing amid market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
York
Sugar Market Steady As Philippine Sugar Deals Reported
The raw sugar market opened steady with about 21 000 bags of Philippine sugars sold nearby at 4.85 delivered, buying interest cooled after. price moves showed 2 to 3 point gains midday but liquidation limited gains. Refined sugar held at 6.10 to 6.20 with refiners firm, overall business moderate.
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New York
Cash prices for grains and meats in Chicago trading
Wheat prices range No 4 red 1.39 percent No 1 hard 1.474 percent. Corn No 2 mixed 97 percent 98, No 2 yellow 99 1.01, oats No 2 white 481 49, No 3 white 45 47 percent. Rye No 2 1.15 percent. Barley 75 87, timothy seed 4.75 56.00, clover seed 20.00 35.00. Lard 12.75, ribs 11.87, bellies 13.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Metals Market Roundup From New York
Copper futures ease to 12.60 with nearby 66.50 spot and 64.50 near. Iron steady, zinc firm at 6.26 with East St. Louis futures. Antimony spot 12.00 and quicksilver 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East St. Louis
Money rates in New York call loans and mercantile paper
Call money stands at 4 percent with the ruling rate at 4 percent and air time loans firm. Mixed collateral and short terms show 4 percent for 4 to 6 months. Prime mercantile paper also at 4 percent.
Moose Dues Notice Directed to B 7 Hines
A small community notice instructs Moose members to pay dues to B. 7 Hines at Cook Drug.
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Hines
Cook Drug
Livestock market figures from Omaha June 27
Hogs receipts 9500 mostly steady to weak for strongweights with prices 8.65 to 8.85. cattle receipts 6500 with slaughter steers 9.45 to 12.00 and heifers 9.50 to 10.50. sheep receipts 17,500 with lambs and yearlings 50c lower, top lambs 13.65, wethers 9.75 to 10.25, ewes 4.00 to 5.00.
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Omaha
Chicago hogs and cattle receipts mixed as bids slip
Chicago market news shows hog receipts 54 000 with lighter weights down and bids mostly 10 cents lower while heavier hogs lag. Cattle receipts 19 000 with better grades steady, grass cattle weak, stockers slow. Sheep receipts 11 000 with fat lambs active early and prices around 14 25 for top lots.
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Chicago
Choice Idaho
Market Report From Kansas City Livestock Auction
Kansas City sale totals show cattle receipts at 10000 with varied demand. Calves and yearlings steady to firm, stockers and feeders firm, grassers slow, bulls steady. Hogs receipts 7000 with steady to higher bids, top 8.75 for 200-225 lb stock. P cattle receipts 6000 across killing classes.
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Kansas City
Market Report from St Joseph Hogs and Cattle Receipts
St Joseph market notes hog receipts around 3000 with prices steady to lower, top 8.76 and bulk around 8.40 to 8.85. Cattle receipts near 3800 show opening slow with steady to weak demand. steers 9.50 to 11.50, cows and heifers 3.75 to 10.00, calves 5.50 to 11.00, stockers and feeders 7.00 to 9.25. Sheep receipts about 5000, slow and weak. lambs 12.75 to 13.75, ewes 4.50 to 5.75.
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St. Joseph
Ogden Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Noted
Hogs receipts 1364 with barrows and gilts 10c higher than Saturday. Cattle receipts 527 with fed steers at 9.00 or higher, varies by grade. Sheep receipts 772 with no sales. New York bonds close with Liberty and Treasury issues and yields listed.
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Ogden
Three Planes Await Starting Signal For Honolulu Flight
Wright Aeronautic Co of New Jersey prepares an army Fokker aircraft at the Oakland field. Army crew inspect the craft before takeoff for the Pacific run, with fueling, oil, and compass checks due to last about an hour.
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Wright Field
Ohio
Honolulu
Crissey Field
San Franciso
Oakland
Pacific
Corn dealing and grain market rally in Chicago
Chicago June 27 AP reports corn led the grain markets with early buying based on unofficial advice that the corn belt is in poor condition. Prices rose 6 to 6.5 cents. wheat and oats also gained amid drought and frost concerns in Australia and forecasts of slow improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Australia
Spring Pig Crop Shows Increase Across United States
Washington reports the U S pig crop rose 3 percent this year from 1. The gains include 1h percent more sows farrowed and 3.5 pigs saved nationwide. Corn belt shows about two percent rise in sows farrowed and pigs saved. Regions and states mostly up, with strongest gains in the southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department Agriculture
Post Office Department
Uni
Sta
Curb Market Rations Close Across Oil and Bond Shares
New York June 27 stock report showsContinental Oil and Electric Bond shares at 713, with Electric Investors at 36 and other listings including G Olf of Pennsylvania 90 and Hecla Mint 14 percent. Standard of Indiana 66% appears among commodities along with New Bradford at 4 percent.
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New York
Continental Oil
Pennsylvania
Hecla Mint
New Bradford
Standard of
Indiana
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Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
O. S. L. Gun Club
State
Gehrig
Babe
Kan City
Missouri
NASA
Hrfd
Atchison Anaconda Cop
Norfolk & Western Teen
Atl Coast Lincester
Nor American
Eait & Ohio
Baldwin Loco
Northern Pacific
Packard Motor Car
Pan Am Pet
Bethlehen
St. Paul
I & Steel
Chic & N Western Ee
Reynolds
Ewe
Chic RI & Pac Speeds
Sess
Eesiss
St. L & San Fran
Chile
Hudson Motors
Univ Pipe & Rad
Illinois Central Cem
Wabash Ry
Ing Com Eng
Western
Maryland
Woolworth Ee
Nickel
Inter Tel
Kansas Lambs
Wethers
U. S. Treasury
Wright Aeronautic Company of
New Jersey
Army Fokker
Lester J. Maitland
Edmund J. Moffatt
Tribune
Fuschias
Nasturtiums
Clarkias
Pocatello Greenhouse
Catone
J. E. Edgerton Go
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