AT&T to Seek 500 Million Capital Increase at AGM
A T and T directors plan to ask stockholders at the March 31 annual meeting to authorize a 500 million dollar capital increase. The report notes AT&T may become the largest U.S. or world company, with 345,466 stockholders and 15,906,650 Bell telephones.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
H. B. Thayer
General Motors Corporation
U. & Steel Corporation
Bell System
Bell
United States
Wheat slides after opening in tense U S trading
Chicago prices show a renewed drop as selling pressure outweighs export hopefuls. May wheat dips to 1.88 percent with May futures sliding toward 1.92 to 1.93 as the market softens, while corn and oats follow wheat lower amid broader commodity weakness and firmer hog values.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Atlantic
Curb Oil Quotation report from New York market
Curb oil quotations at 2:15 p m show Prairie Pipe Line at 1.21, Standard of Indiana 66, Standard of New York 46, Salt Creek 7 with other bids blank.
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Curb Oil
New York
Prairie Pipe
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
Salt Creek
Procea
American Car & Fdy
Tel & Tel
Atchison Copper
Adl Coast Line Od
Balt. & Ohio
Baldwin Loco
Bethlehem Steel
California Pet
Canadian Pacific
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nash
Mackruck
Marland Oil
Max. Motors
Seaboard
Kan & Tex
Missouri Pac
Montgomery Ward
Nat.iscuit
A York Central
H & Hud
Sarenen
Stereeees
Norfolk & Western - Eee
American One
Northern Pacific
Pacific Oil Pan
Pet
Pennsylvania Con
Phila
Dageed Phillips _ ee _ aed
Anne
Rep
Rm & Bteel
St. L
San Fran
Areeer
Seaboard Air Line
Extra Dividend Declared by American Locomotive Company
Directors of American Locomotive Co announce an extra $10 a share dividend on common stock and raise the annual dividend from $6 to $8 per share.
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New York
American Locomotive Company
Money Market Report Shows Call Money Steady
New York money markets report ease in call money with bids at 3 percent and offerings at 3 percent. Ruling rate remains 8 percent with last loans at 3 percent and time loans showing easy conditions. Mixed collateral 60 to 90 days at 3 4 percent and 4 to 8 months at 4 4 percent. prime commercial paper noted at 3 to 4 percent.
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New York
Mar
Prome
Liberty bond market closes with varied percentages
New York bond roundup reports Liberty bonds closing at 101.17 for the Ist and find 4s, 101% for the 1st 44% 101%, 3nd 4% at 100.28, trans 101.8, 4th ide 101.24, U. S. government 4s at 100.16, U. S. government 4s 8 at 104.25.
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New York
Mar
Liberty Bonds
Trans
U. & Government
U. S. Government
Silver price update from London markets
Silver in London trading on March 5 quoted at 32 1 16 pence per ounce. The report notes current market levels and bullion activity.
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London
Rapid rupture relief advertised by ad on Main Street
An urgent call urges men and women with ruptures to write for a trial of a winded ee application promising quick opening without lifelong supports. It appeals to avoid gangrene and cancer risks and to try a single trial for relief.
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Main St
Adams
Livestock Market Totals and Hogs Lead Omaha Receipts
Hogs receipts 15 500 with early shippers and packers paying higher prices. Hog top 13 25 with desirable weights around 150 to 200 pounds at 18.00 to 13.25. Cattle 4 506 with yearlings and handyweights up to 10 50, stockers and feeders steady, veal steady. Sheep 10 000 with lambs strong to 25 cents higher and bulk at 16 50 to 17 25, ewe top 10 00.
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Omaha
Neb
Ewe
Kansas City
Mar
St. Joseph
Chicago
Stock market notes across Kansas City to Chicago hog cattle data
Kansas City and St Joseph report cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts with prices. Cattle tops reach 11.50 for yearlings, hogs push to 15.30 at KC, 13.50 at St Joseph, Chicago hogs 13.65 top with mixed weights, sheep lambs and fat cattle also noted with varied ranges.
Raw sugar market steadies amid Cuban crop estimates
New York traders kept raw sugar steady as spot quotes held at 4.71 duty paid with no sales reported. Futures firmed on outside buying after an irregular open, while Cuban agriculture estimates placed the crop at 4,474,300 tons versus about 4,700,000 tons previously. Midday prices remained unchanged to five points higher, refined market steady at 6.00 to 6.10, one refiner taking business at 5.90.
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New York
Potatoes Market Snapshot Chicago March 5
Early morning trading steady with moderate activity as receipts reach 51 cars and total U S shipments rise to 882. Wisconsin sacked round whites listed 1.00 to 1.10 with fancy shade higher bulk 1.05 to 1.25 while Idaho sacked russets sell at 2.30 per unit.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Exchange Rates Steady in New York Market
Foreign exchange quotations in New York show steady rates across major currencies. Cables and demand figures span Britain Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Spain Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia and Brazil with varied bid and ask levels.
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New York
Mar
Britain
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Csecho
Slovakia
Brasil
Montreal
Copper market steady with spot and near futures flat
Copper prices hold steady as spot and near futures show little change. Copper trades around 8.06 with later months near 17.00, reflecting continued stability in metals market with no sharp moves.
Building Costs and Income Compared Across City Sizes
A recent survey sums costs for constructing per cubic foot and for renting per square foot. It also shows the percentage of rent needed to cover gross operating expenses across small and large cities, highlighting how costs and rents vary by building type.
Market Report Shows Strong Rural Potato Demand in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls bureau of agriculture notes higher demand for rurals over russetts with steady prices. Russets around 1.40 per sack, murals 1.40, bulk russetts 1.15 to 1.10. Thirty eight carload shipments, over 30 sent out of state, Denver taking 16 and Option next with seven.
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Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Idaho Falls
Russetts
Denver
District High School Hoop Tournament Opens Today
The fifth annual district high school basketball tournament starts this afternoon at the Idaho Teen gymnasium with Grace and Paris high schools opening the event. Eight teams compete for a state bid, with double elimination and daily schedule through Saturday. The district committee chaired by George B. Crawford arranged first day games and officials announced tomorrow’s lineups. Also noted are staff changes at the Y M C A and a funeral visit by the Hansen family.
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Idaho
Grace
Paris
Lava
Weston
Blackfoot
Bancroft
Pocatello
Moscow
Chicago
George B. Crawford
H. Dpd
Feature Ball Promised by Sunday School League Tonight
Town Talk notes a large Wednesday bank clearance of $150208.24 in Pocatello. A feature ball at the Second Ward Hall tomorrow night is advertised as one of the season’s biggest dances with novel features and entertainment for attendees.
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Second Ward
Carnival and Dance by Sixth Ward Church Classes
The Sixth ward church primary and religion classes held a carnival and dance last night. A grab bag pool was a feature and netted a large sum for the class treasury. Donations from city merchants supplied most of the goods.
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Sixth Ward
Real Estate Transfers Filed Wednesday
Real estate transfers listed include J A Youngren to Elizabeth J Youngren covering lots 17–20 in block 156. E C White Co to C W Lee covering lot 13 and part of lot 14 in block 3 No Poco tello. Citizens Sec Co to Ina N Greene covering 14 acres in Bee 15 Tp 6 SR 34 ERM. Ballard RD et ux to E Schmidt covering EWREY See 11 Tp 8 NY NE See 14 Tp 8 BR 39.
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J. A. Etux
Elizabeth J. Youngren
E. C. White Co
C. W. Lee
R. D
Schmidt
Ewrey
Keystone lodge leader injured in fall from ladder
T J Kitchin ruler of Keystone lodge No 81 and other Masonic bodies was injured Tuesday night while hanging curtains in the lodge room when a high ladder slipped. He fell striking his head on the officers platform and injuring his back though not seriously. He is confined at home recovering. Gus Spongberg the coffee man returned from Montpelier where he attended the annual Mulligan of business men. The gathering starts March 1 at a hill retreat with a Mulligan meal and program of sports and fellowship.
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T. J. Kitchin
Keystone Lodge
Mulligan
Gus Spongberg
Montpelier
Gus
Montpedir
Local Bus Accident Injures Kohler Daughter on Main Street
The daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Kohler of 812 Oak street was injured when a bus turned a corner and threw her against a seat. She received hospital treatment then returned home. The injuries were not serious.
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North Main Street
Frank Kohler
Oak Street
Ralph R. Wolf Named Secretary of Local Y M C A
Ralph R. Wolf, newly elected secretary of the local Y M C A., is expected to arrive the twelfth. The notice indicates upcoming duties and YMCA plans.
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Pocatello
the Tribune
Wolf
Great Falls
Mont
Ralph R. Wolf
Stroller's Corner Chuckles and Hotel News Murmurs
A Portland street scene everyone recalls sparks a joke about a penny given to a rattled motorist and a quiet organ. Nearby, hotel chatter, arrivals and departures fill St Marie Crow and Bannock listings with guests from Boise and Idaho towns. Kansas wheat report closes the item.
Hospital Patients Undergo Surgeries in Local Facilities
Reports indicate Eric Burstedt of Challis Idaho underwent an operation at Lynn Brothers hospital yesterday. John Cook of Firth Idaho had leg surgery at a local hospital yesterday. Mrs August Rosa of 6819 East Wyeth Street was operated on yesterday afternoon and is said to be dying nicely this morning.
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Challis
Idaho
Lynn Brothers Hospital
John Cook
Firth
August Rosa
East Wyeth Street
Town Guests Visit Fort Hall and Grenns Ferry Figures Rise
City visitors W. A. Steffenson of Fort Hall and J. L. Gumps of Grenns Ferry called on residents yesterday. Mrs Al Sweigart south of the city is described as quite St Philadelphia. Building work has pushed electric light wiring to 250000 houses, house phones to 291025 since 1919, and gas meters to 456000.
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J. L. Gumps
Grenns Ferry
Idaho
Pocatello
al Sweigart
Philadelphia
Salt treatment for kidney health ad appears in paper
An advertisement advocates Jad Salts as a tonic to flush clogged kidneys and reduce urinary symptoms. It claims soft water drinks and four ounces of Jad Salts with a glass of water before breakfast aid kidney function, neutralize acids, and prevent serious complications while urging medical checkups twice a year.
Joint relief remedy promising quick comfort and absorption
An advertisement touts a local joint pain remedy sold by all druggists. It claims rapid skin penetration to ligaments and tendons, easing lameness, swelling, inflammation and related pains. The copy also notes uses for congestion, sore throat and neuralgia, urging quick trial.
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Paris
Logging slows in rain as mills hesitate to stock
In Portland Oregon crews report continued tree felling across Oregon and Washington despite wet weather. Mills show reluctance to stock up at current prices, causing some delays but not a halt to operations.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Washington
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