Market Summary Opens Mixed With Noted Gains In Leaders
New York open shows mixed price movement with early gains in high priced leaders like American Can Chrysler and Kresge, while rail issues stay sluggish. Chicago and Omaha report varied hog and cattle runs with price fluctuations and solid activity in select items.
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Sugar futures steady as world market shows renewed selling
New York raw sugar unchanged at 3.96 duty paid with 24,000 bags of Porto Kicha sold for prompt shipment at 3.96. Futures ease slightly on renewed European selling. Refined sugar unchanged at 6.05 and 5.20 for fine granulated, with prices one to two points higher or lower.
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New Setback on Wheat Prices in Chicago Market
Wheat prices faced a fresh setback as early reports cited improved spring crop prospects in the Northwest and softer export demand. Analysts noted European rye and potato yields as substitutes, with December and May futures slipping before partial rallies. Corn also hit fresh lows, pressured by weak wheat and oats.
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Idaho and Midwest Potato Movements Reported in Oct Trade
Idaho Falls reports total Idaho potato shipments to date 2248, vs 2305 last year. National tallies show October 6 carrots 1148 across many states, with Idaho primary destinations Denver and Idaho Falls among others. Weather noted cloudy and cool with light hauls, market firm. prices for U S No 1 Russets range around 1.20 to 1.25 in cash track and 1.30 in bulk wagonloads.
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World potato crop shows US decline while Europe gains
A 25 percent drop in North American potato production leads the latest world potato situation. Europe reports a 14 percent rise across nine countries, offsetting the US decrease though major European producers Germany Poland and France lack full estimates. Germany and Poland increase acreage. France acreage is down slightly.
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Four Bagger Sparks Victory by Cuyler and Senators Pitchers
In a tense baseball game the narrative focuses on Cuyler’s key four-bagger and a pitching duel. Coveleskie, Aldridge, and Harris anchor defenses as Pittsburg and Senators clash with strategic balks, singles, and defensive plays shaping a tight contest.
Too Late to Classify New Colonial Bungalow Listing
Idaho loan and investment company offers a colonial bungalow with four rooms, French door nook, full cabinet kitchen, basement, hardwood floors, and other features. No furnace but can be installed for the buyer. Purchase price four thousand dollars with small down payment and ten year balance. Orpheum Building Idaho.
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Idaho Loan & Investment Co offers home sites with long payment plans
Idaho Loan and Investment Co promotes restricted residential sites with ample water supply and panoramic views. They offer on site building and financing options over ten years, inviting customers to learn advantages of their racial zoning district while noting no obligation to buy.
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Closing Session Marked By Banquet Concert And Dance
The Idaho State Pharmaceutical Association wrapped its nineteenth convention with a banquet at the Idaho Technical Institute dining hall, a 60 piece symphony concert in the Tech auditorium, and a dance in the Tech gymnasium. Dr. Paul Ivey of Chicago discussed boosting sales and store management, stressing customer treatment and effective sales approaches.
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Pirates Rally Fails as Senators Tie Game with Homer
In a tense ninth inning the Pirates threatened late while Wright hit a tying homer for Washington off Coveleskie. Bluege was knocked out by a head injury but doctors said he was not seriously hurt as the crowd applauded a hard fought baseball battle.
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Trapper Leaves AP to Return to Woods in Idaho
George S. N Scharberle of Idaho Faux quits Associated Press after many years. He plans to move to Mudlake district to trap rats and coyotes, securing a new livelihood with a trapper license. Frank W. Burke of Portland attends Indian cattle sale at Fort Hall where 700 head are sold to Los Angeles Ogden and local buyers.
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Funeral Service For Mrs Jessie W Carothers Held
The funeral for Mrs. Jessie W. Carothers was held Wednesday at 2 pm at Schumacher and Hall Undertaking parlors. A. C. French of the Christian Science church led the service, with two solos by Mrs. H. B. Thompson. The Women of Woodcraft attended and conducted graveside rites, and floral offerings were numerous.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Ella May Massey
The funeral for Mrs. Ella May Massey who died Monday at a local hospital will be Sunday at 2 p.m. from the A. E. Church with Rev. Patterson officiating. Interment follows at Mountainview Cemetery under McHan Undertaking Co. She is survived by her father Vincent Jackson of 134 North Third Avenue and a 9 month old daughter.
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Mrs Dubois Visits Miss Kasiska In Local Hosting
Mrs. Fred T. Dubois of Washington DC attended a two day visit with Miss Eva Kasiska this week. Dubois then traveled back to Blackfoot on Wednesday to rest before returning to Washington DC.
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Funeral held for C. J. Bever at St. Anthony's Church
The funeral for C. J. Bever will take place Friday at 9 o'clock from St. Anthony's Church with Father Hermann presiding. Interment follows at Mountainview Cemetery under Schumacher & Hall company supervision.
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Local hunters Art Zener and Carl North head for Salmon River
Art Zener and Carl North depart this evening for a big game hunt at the middle fork of the Salmon River. Both are seasoned hunters and anticipate a large catch.
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Funeral service for Neighbor Bever at Schumacher Hall
All members of Modern Woodmen of America are asked to attend the funeral of Neighbor Bever at Schumacher Hall parlors at 8:30 tomorrow morning.
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Finis Bentley Honored as Imperial Trustee at Rotary Meeting
Finis Bentley past president of the Pocatello Rotary club and noted attorney was honored as imperial trustee at today's noon meeting at the Bannock hotel. He and Mrs. Bentley and two sons returned from a 7000 mile two month automobile tour visiting ten states and Canada.
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Naturalization papers to be issued at federal court term
The new citizens will receive their naturalization papers at the federal court term opening this week. Today’s Rotary program was led by Henry Whittlesey.
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Move of Idaho Fur Farms Headquarters to Pocatello
Idaho Fur Farms Inc announces in Boise that its principal place of business will relocate from Boise to Pocatello. The move affects its North Idaho operations and corporate filings.
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Recital Planned by Anderson Sanford and Webster
A joint recital by Adelaide Anderson Sanford and Harold Webster for the Adelaide Anderson School of Music is announced for Tuesday evening October 12 following a recent postponement.
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Barrister Accepts Fifty-Cent Day Fee Under Old English Custom
A renowned London barrister earning about $100000 annually recently defended an undefended prisoner for a remuneration under fifty cents a day. The case followed an old English practice allowing on appearance in the dock the prisoner to choose any barrister to conduct his defense.
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