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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1924

Page

8

Pocatellans Return From Summer Camps

The Idaho National Guard unit from Pocatello completed a two week encampment at Camp Lewis. The group reported progress in drill and duties with a notable camp track meet where their squad placed second. Demonstrations by the 4th and 7th Infantry highlighted tactics and support arms while training covered rifle pistol and bayonet use and communications by radio and field telephones. Some time off allowed visits to Tacoma Seattle and other coast cities.

Pocatello Idaho National Guard Camp Lewis Idaho Pocatello Company Comany Idaho Infantry Battalion 4Th 7Th Infantry Arentry Tacoma Seattle

City to Start New Water System and Ditch Upgrade

Work begins today on a new city irrigation system. Ben Ross says 20 000 feet of pipe will serve 165 acres on the east side, with operation ready by July 15, providing lawn and garden irrigation at nominal cost. The upgrade from a Fort Hall water right will save 1 500 000 to 2 000 000 feet of water and extend irrigation to the west side after the Fort Hall ditch is raised.

New City Ben Ross Fort Hall

Notice for Publication Desolate of Pocatello Land Claim

Department of the Interior notices the filing of a three year proof to establish claim to land described in section NW SE NW, in townshp south, range 86 East Boise Meridian. The hearing will be before Theo Turner in Pocatello Idaho on July 6 1924. Witnesses listed are Anthony De Vingenzo Sam Guild Carlyle Manda Brewster, all of Pocatello Idaho.

Department of the Interior Blackfoot Idaho Pocatello Haast Boise Meridian Theo Turner

Held to Answer at Capitol theater draws praise

A large audience praised Held to Answer shown at the Capitol theatre. The plot follows a young actor who becomes a minister, faces a jealous actress, and a church ouster plot sparked by her scheme to have the minister accused of theft.

Capitol Theatre

Matrimonially Speaking Sunday Tennis Cure

A husband suffers Sunday headaches and avoids church claiming rest helps. After his wife leaves for service he improves and soon agrees to play tennis again. The routine ends with the wife noting she will not keep appointments tomorrow.

George Tom Orill Bill

Commodity market roundup steady gains across metals

Copper quiet with electroglitic spot at 12 percent and futures 12 percent. Tin firm at 44.25 for spot and futures. Iron steady with No. 1 northern 19.50 to 21.00, No. 2 northern 19.00 to 20.00, No. 2 southern 20.00 to 21.00. Lead steady spot at 7.00. Zinc quiet east St. Louis spot and nearby 6.77 to 5.80. Antimony spot 8.40.

New York East St. Louis

Grain price list from Chicago market dated June 30

The Chicago market report lists grain and livestock bids including No 2 hard and yellow corn around 1.00 to 1.01 per bushel, oats and barley values, seed prices for timothy clover, and meat quotes for lard ribs and bellies with multiple percent figures and bids.

Chicago

Silver Prices Steady as Mexican Peso Slips

New York newscast notes bar silver at 65 percent and Mexican dollar at 50 percent with markets cautious. Investors watch currency shifts and precious metal demand amid global funding concerns.

New York

Wheat and stock markets show mixed strength across Canada and U S

Wheat markets in Liverpool and Winnipeg hold firm while Canadian crop prospects grow brighter for relief if average yields hold. Corn and oats face tight supplies with visible stocks down. New York stock market firm on afternoon rally with bulls favored. livestock prices show varied gains across Kansas City and St Joseph with steady hogs and higher lambs.

Logan & Bryan J. Edgerton Liverpool Winnipeg Canada Minneapolis

Livestock Market Report Omaha and Chicago

Livestock receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and lambs in Omaha and Chicago show varied demand. Omaha hogs steady to higher with 600 head gain. cattle slow with mixed volumes. lambs and sheep also reported. Chicago receipts 64 30 active on desirable grades with higher hogs and strong packing demand. lighter weights and top butcher prices noted.

Packere Idahos Kansas City U. S. Department of Agriculture Joseph St. “Trobe Reesha Omaha Neb Chicago Department of Arrecente Ig Packerers

Sugar futures edge lower on German export talk

Raw sugar prices rose to 6.40 for Cuban duty paid as about 60,000 bags of Porto Rican and Philippines were sold at 6.85 and 65,900 bags of Cubans at 40 for June and July delivery to local and outport refiners. News Germany may allow higher exports sparked liquidation, but buying soon rallied. Prices at back slipped 2 to 4 points. refined market steady around 6.70 to 7.00 cents for fine granulated. refined futures were nominal.

New York Philippines Germany

Potatoes market results and regional price updates

Chicago reports a slight market decline with fair trading and receipts. Shipping data show 1 121 new and 16 old cars by Saturday and 72 new cars by Sunday. Regional price summaries list Bliss and barrel cobblers with varied prices across Oklahoma Arkansas Alabama Virginia North Carolina.

Chicago Oklahoma Arkansas Alabama Bliss Triumphs Virginia Barrel Cobblers North Carolina Barrel Cobblers

Liberty bonds close with mixed results on June 30

In New York on June 30 Liberty bonds posted varied prices led by U S government 448 at 104.30 while 1st 4s traded at 102.5 and several issues showed modest gains or blanks across the board.

New York Liberty Bonds U. S. Government

Stock list shows many industry names and prices

A long list of stock names with percentage changes dominant, including Allied Chemical Dye, American Can, American Car & Foundry, American International, American Locomotive, American Smelting, American Tel & Tel, American Tobacco, Coca Cola, General Electric, General Motors, United States Steel, Woolworth and others, with varied percent figures and some shares noted.

NEW Ag Allied Chemical Dye American Can American Car & Poundr American International American Locomotive American Smelting & Free Su Sarerican Tel American Tobacco American Woolen Ox American Zinc Atlantic Coast L Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Central Leather Cerro de Pasco Chandler Motors Chesapeake & Oh Chicago & Northwestron Chicago Mil St. Paul Pfd Chile Copper Coca Cola Colorado Fuel & Iron Congoleum Consolidated Tilinolg Central Mer Marine, Eashy Tel Invincible Oi Kennecott Copper Louisville & Nashville Mack Truce Marland Oil Maxwell Motors Middle States Missouri Kan, & Tex Missouri Pacific New Orleans Tex Keccereneercccans Pan American Petroleum Pennsylvania Producers & Refiners Gene EO Cine Ean Schgenebey Ontayinks Republic Iron & Steel Reynolds Tobacco Seaboard Air Line Sears Roebuck Sinclair Fivette Cnccess U. S U. S. Ind United States Rubber United States Steel Utah Copper Westinghouse Electric Willys-Overland Woolworth

Money market snapshot in New York rates

Call money remains steady with a ruling rate of 2 percent and closing bid at 2 percent. Call loans against acceptance sit at 1 percent while time loans are described as easy with collateral ranging 60 to 90 days at 2 percent and 3 to 4 to 6 months at 3 percent. Prime commercial paper notes at 3 percent.

MONEY New York

Money at Work: Lessons in Finance Markets and Investments

A compact briefing on fundamental finance topics, covering markets stocks and bonds. Practical insights on budgeting risk and portfolio building for informed investing decisions.

Service Wins in Retail, Says U S Bureau Expert

Lawrence A. Adams argues competition in retailing rests on service not price or goods. Polite staff and consistent courteous treatment attract customers, while a single moment of discourtesy can negate months of customer care.

Lawrence A. Adams U. S Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Exchange Rates Reported for Major Currencies

The New York market shows easy foreign exchange quotations in cents with Britain at 4.81% demand and 4.32% cables, France 6.27 demand and 5.28 cables, Italy 4.30 demand and 4.31 cables, Belgium 4.59 demand and 4.60 cables, Germany 23% per trillion demand, Argentina 32.62 demand, Brazil 11.00 demand, Tokio 42 demand, and Montreal 991-32.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Argentina Brazil Tokio Montreal

Notice of Homestead Entry Proof in Idaho

Department of the Interior land office in Blackfoot Idaho announces George Hutton of Pocatello Idaho with care of R Burrus filed intent to prove up a three year claim to a homestead described as Sec 28 T6S R865E Boise meridian. Public testimony and August 1924 date set with witnesses John Woods Robert Joyce Richard Nelson Flavie Moon all of Pocatello Idaho. P G Johnston register.

Department of’ the Interior Oo Turner U. 8 Pocatello Idaho John Woods Robert Joyce Richard Nelson Flavie Moon Podgtello P. G. Johnston Register

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