Union Pacific Employees Form Pocatello Athletic Club
Union Pacific workers in Pocatello organized what may become a large Idaho athletic club. Enrollment started with 28, 90 days service required, dues a dollar, company funds not used for personnel, grounds and facilities provided by the railroad, with plans for baseball diamonds, tennis courts, a private bowling alley, rifle and trap divisions, and a club house to be built as membership grows. Officers elected include Philip Nash president and Walter Hill vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Geo. E. Blingerland
Oregon Short Line
Stingerland
National Playounds Association
Union Pacific
I Lake City
Oregon
Pocatello
Alameda
Company
South Harrison Avenue
Slingerland
Philip S. Nash
Mechanical Drafting Department
Walter (. Hill
Ralph Feldstead
Jack W. Wagner
George ©. Fish
R. A. Stearns
W. J. Hall
Phil Nash
The
Tribune
Iingerland
Salt Lake
Four Students to Compete in District Meet
Four senior high students compete in the district declamatory contest to choose three school representatives in oratory humorous and dramatic categories. Judges select one from each group tonight at 8 p m in the school auditorium. Public invited with no admission fee. The winners advance to compete at Pocatello on March 27 with state contests April 10 and a regional meet to determine the Idaho state entrants.
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Pocatello High School
Oratory
Titus Cornell
Regulus
Victor W. Jorgeneen
Catherine Leute
Victor Hugo
Myrtle Strong
Geraldine Couzens
Mary Cosgrove
Anne Johnson
Marian Thombs
Sweet Chariot
Lena Clifford
Fern Richardson
the Gusher
Helen Rose
Cleopatra
Evelyn Smith
Georgie Bassett
Pocatello
Idaho
Thanks Folks Sale Extends To Next Saturday In Idaho
In Pocatello a store reports over 900 customers in two days and extends a weekend sale to next Saturday night. The proprietor promotes 19 and 21 jewel BR watches at 22.50 and urges shoppers to view daily window specials. He promises extraordinary values and asks readers to preselect gifts for birthdays weddings or graduations.
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Pocatello
Notable visits unfold in city guests and travels
Fred L Whitney traffic manager for the Utah Idaho Central railway unit met his father W A Whitney in the city as he heads to Chicago. Frank G Ensign Boise insurance man and Ensign & Ensign partner travels to New York for a college fraternity trustees meeting. Lewis W Ensign Knights Templar grand recorder attends a National Surety meeting in New Orleans then heads to Boise. Judge McCutcheon of Idaho Falls visits with son Bob McCutcheon deputy U S marshal amid federal court session.
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Fred L. Whitney
Utah-Idaho Central Railway
W. A. Whitney
Chicago
Fred
Pocatello
Frank G. Ensign
Boise
Ensign & Ensign
New York
Lewis W. Ensign
Order of Knights Templar
National Surety Company
New Orleans
Judge McCutcheon
Idaho Falls
Bob McCutcheon
United States Marshal
Federal
First Rehearsal Planned For Elks Cameo Girl Show
The Elks club talent committee meets to select roles for the Cameo Girl show. Rehearsal starts 8 pm Friday at Antlers hall with director Lewis Lacey arriving Friday from Billings. A luncheon Wednesday noon preps the group and chaperone plans are discussed.
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Elks’ Club
Antlers’ Hall
Lewis Lacey
Billings
The
Shriners
Tech Auditorium
Emmett Hood
Myron Porges
Floyd de Camp
Wheat Gains On USDA Signals And Australia Shipments
Wheat advanced as government figures suggested U S July 1 carryover near 51 million bushels, vs 101 million in 1924. Reports of heavy Australian exports and Liverpool price shifts contributed to the move. corn rose with wheat while oats slipped. Hog prices firmed and aided the provision market.
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Chicago
United States
Australia
Liverpool
Livestock Market Report Chicago and Omaha
Hog receipts total 38 690 in Chicago with higher bids and light packer activity, top at 14.15 and weighted averages around 13.80 to 14.50 for various classes. Cattle and sheep also show softer demand with specific price ranges across weights and grades. Omaha totals include hogs 9 000 with gains to 14.10, cattle slow with feeders weak, and sheep lambs dull with limited bidding and steady ewes.
Kansas City live stock market report highlights bid shifts
Cattle receipts reach 19 000 with bids around 25c lower for bee ey steers and top yearlings at 11 25. Calves down 25 to 50c, vealers peak at 10 00. Hogs rise about 25c with packer top 14 05 and bulk 13 65 to 14 00. Sheep and lambs mostly steady to 10 25c lower, shippers top 17 00 and feeders near 16 40–16 70.
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Chicago
Mar
Texas
Kansas City
Livestock Prices Jump at St Joseph Market Slaughter Cattle Hogs
St Joseph Missouri market reports show hog receipts at 2,500 with top $14.40 and bulk $13.75 to $14.00, cattle receipts 3,200 steady to lower with steers $8.50 to $10.75 and cows $8.50 to $10.40, calves $4.00 to $11.00, stockers $8.50 to $8.25, and sheep 9,800 with lambs $15.50 to $16.90 and ewes $9.00 to $10.90.
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ST. Joseph Bt
Joseph
Mar
Sugar market steady with minor shifts in quotations
New York reports no change in raw sugar as spots hold 4.77 duty paid and later shipments at 4.84c. Futures opened 1 to 4 points higher on covering but eased by midday, trading light with refined prices steady at 6.00 to 6.20 for fine granulated. Refined futures listed as nominal.
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New York
Higer
Potatoes Market In Chicago Shows Steady Trade
Early morning potato trading in Chicago is slow but near steady. Receipts 157 cars. total shipments Saturday 730, Sunday 27. Wisconsin sacked round whites priced around 1.16 to 1.20, bulk 1.05 to 1.20. Michigan bulk russets listed. Idaho sacked russets at 2.35 to 2.59.
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Chicago
Bar silver and curb oil quotations updated
New York reports bar silver at 68 with Mexican dollars 52 percent. Curb oil quotations close at 3:15 with Prairie Pipe Line 1204, Standard of Indiana 62 percent, Standard of New York 43, New Bradford 5, Salt Creek 8 percent, Continental Old blank.
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New York
Curb Oil
Mar
Standard of Indiana
Standard of New York
New Bradford
Salt Creek
Continental Old
Favorable Trade Balance For February Reported
Washington reports a favorable trade balance of 39,000,900 for February with exports at 373,000,000 and imports at 334,000,000. Gold outflows continue as part of the ongoing December gold movement, with a net loss of 7,296,447 for the month.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Commerce Department
Iiver
St Paul Stock Slips Amid Railways Crisis
New York report notes St Pauli Railways face near crisis with potential receivership or reorganization. Securities fall to record lows as common stock drops to 7 percent and preferred to 13 percent, with St Paul bonds, including 1915 issues, tumbling to prior lows.
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New York
St. Pauli
St. Paul
New York Stocks Close With Broad Gains Across Major Names
The market closed higher as American Can, American Car and Fdy, Am. Locomotive, Am. Sugar, Am. Tel. and Tel, and Am. Tobacco led advances. Notable climbs included Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, Southern Pacific, and U S Steel, with industry groups showing broad strength.
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New York
American Can
American Car & Fdy
Locomotive
Tel
Anaconda Er
Atchison
Atl
Coast Line
Diesathinddainsict Cmnastatadanelss
Baldwin Loco
Balt. & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Pet
Canadian Pacific
Coca Cola
Colorado Fuel
Congoleum
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane Sugar Pta
Davison Chem
du Pont de Nem
Trodova
Famous Players
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern Pfd
Gulf States Steel
Houston Oil
Hudson Motors
Illinois Central
International Ha
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott Cop
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nash
Mack Truck
Marland Oil
Maxwell Motors
Seaboard
EG Phillips Pet
Stace
Reading - Iecieend
Rep
Steel
Reynolds
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Can
Southern Pacific
Southern Ar Ok
Stewart Wetete
Studebaker
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Tobacco Products
Union Paciffie
United Drug Ile
U. & Cast Iron Pipe
U. & Ind
U. & Rubber
U. B. Steel
Utah Copper
Wabash Pld
Westinghouse Elec
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Exchange rates and international currency quotations
Foreign exchange markets show irregular quotations in cents with Britain demanding 4.78 and 4.75 on cables, 60 day bills at 4.76, France at 5.14 and 6.14 on cables, Italy 4.08 and 4.08 on cables, Belgium 5.05 with cables, and other nations including Germany 23.5, Holland 39.93, Norway 15.41, Poland 19, Czecho Slovakia 2.94, Jugoslavia 1.61, Austria 0.14, Romania 49, Argentina 39.75, Brazil 11.10, Tokyo 41, Montreal 929-32.
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New York
Mar
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Cables Sa
Germany
Holland
Norway
Poland
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Montreal
Public Utilities Always Active Ben’s Popular
The article argues public utility securities appeal to average investors. It likens ownership to watching a running faucet to confirm a company’s ongoing operations and emphasizes tangible, steady service as a sign of value.
Grain price slate from Chicago market report
Chicago cash grain figures list wheat corn oats rye barley timothy seed and clover seed quotes. Prices show No 8 red wheat at 1.75 percent, corn No 2 white 1.17 and 1.21, oats No 3 white 43 to 47, rye No 2 1.25, barley 72 to 93, timothy seed 1.25, lard 16.00, ribs 18.87 and bellies 21.37.
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Chicago
Mar
Farm prosperity outlook tempered by urban pull
The piece reports mixed signals from bankers and farmers as farm land activity rises but without new capital injection. Farmers are urged to grow sufficient food, while wage earners favor urban centers for entertainment and higher spending. Inflation relief and labor shifts shape the farm economy this year.
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J. C. Royle
Pocatello Tribune
New York
United States
National Association of Real Estate Board
Mississippi Valley
Centera
Coney Island
Department of Labor
Pip
Stenographers Employed in British Ministry of Pensions
Two stenographers are employed in the office of the British Ministry of Pensions. They perform typing and clerical duties aiding pension administration and correspondence.
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Blinghr
Ministry of Pensions
Hospital Visitors and Patients Reported in Local Notes
Ronald Jones of Logan Mah visited Pocatello doctors yesterday. The infant of Mrs I J Black of 354 South Garfield is under local hospital care this morning. Judge Bureh of Arco Idaho visited Dr I W Lynn of Lynn Brothers hospital yesterday.
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Ronald Jones
Logan, Mah
Pocatello
I. J. Black
South
Garfield
Judge Bureh
Arco
Idaho
I. W. Lynn
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Birds, Arabs, and a Pigeon's Legend Echo in History
Claim persists that Arabs understand bird speech dating to King Solomon era. Legends link birds to prophet Muhammad’s era with a pigeon nest near his hiding cave. Separately, London’s Ignace Paderewski broadcast Chopin Liszt and Schubert plus a nocturne to British listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
London
Ignace Jan Paderewsk
Chopir
Liszt
Knights Templar to Hold Funeral Service for Sir Knight J J Buehler
Gate City Commandery No 4 Knights of Templar and visiting Sir Knights meet at the Masonic temple on Tuesday March 17 at 9 45 am for the funeral of Sir Knight J J Buehler. R V Swanson E C A Amundsen Recorder order.
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Gate City Commandery No. 4
K. T
Masonic Temple
J. J. Buehler
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