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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1925

Page

8

Markets Open With Mixed Movements In Early Trading

New York stocks opened with mixed results as gains in automotive and several high priced leaders supported a upward drift while railroad issues stayed sluggish. Major movers included Pierce Arrow American Can Chrysler National Dairy Products and Kresge with steel and iron production news boosting sentiment and foreign exchanges opening steady amid Morgan credits.

New York Ocv Pierce Arrow American Can Chrysler Atlantic Coast Line National Youngstown Sheet and Wube International Telephone Mack Trucks Remington Typesier Ward S. Ss. Kresge Frances

Hogs Cattle Prices Plunge Slightly In Chicago Market Report

Chicago market report shows hog receipts around 25 000 with price dips for 71 lb plus hogs 10 to 15 cents lower and bulk 225 to 325 lb hogs at 12.25 to 12.55. Cattle demand slower for fed and grass steers with western grassers in demand. bulls higher while dealers lower, fat sheep slow with few sales and lambs holding steady to 15.00.

Chicago

Market Report From Omaha Hog Cattle And Sheep Prices

Hogs receipts 6000 with grades steady to 15 cents lower. 150 to 220 pound pigs 11.75 to 12.25 top 12.40. bulk 10.75 to 12.15. Cattle receipts 6000. red steers and yearlings active. weight steers 11.75 to 12.00. yearlings 13.00. stockers and feeders scarce steady. grass cows 54.65 to 75.25. bulls 4.25 to 4.50. veal 11.00 to 11.50. Sheep receipts 12,500. fat lambs 11.25 to 15.50. natives 11.75 to 15.00. fat ewes 7.00 to 7.60. feeding lambs 14.50 to 15.25.

Omaha

Sugar Market Stable as Prices Hold Across Contracts

Raw sugar in New York on Oct 8 remained at 3.96 duty paid with sales of 24 600 bags of Porto Rican for prompt shipment at 3.96. Futures softened modestly after renewed European and commission house activity. Middays show prices one to two points lower and refined sugar held at 6.05 to 5.20 for fine granulated.

New York European and Commission House

New Setback on Wheat Prices in Early Trading

Chicago AP reports a new setback for wheat prices as improving spring crop weather in the northwest and flat export demand weigh on futures. Traders note substitutes rye and potatoes, European crops and strong yields affect demand, with December and May contracts showing early declines and limited rallies. The broader grain complex weakens with corn and oats following lower tones.

Chicago Act Northwest Europe

Idaho and Wisconsin Potato Market Report October 8

Idaho Falls notes total shipments to date 2245 with year ago 2305. United States carrot shipments on October 6 total 1148 with variety by state listed. Idaho primary destinations include Denver Ogden Los Angeles and San Bernardino amid light hauls and moderate trading.

Idaho Falls Oct Idaho United States California Colorado Kansas Maine Mass Michigan Minn Mont Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey York Long Island Northakota Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Dakota Utah Washington Wisconsin Wyoming Denver Ogden Los Angeles San Berdo Sacramento Pocatello St. Louis Laramie Salt Lake City San Jose U. S. No O. B

World Potato Situation Reports Mixed North American Decline

A 25 percent drop in the North American potato crop leads world figures, while nine European countries show a 14 percent gain over 1924. Germany and Poland increase acreage, France shows a smaller area, and U S production falls despite overall Europe gains. Estimates for major European producers Germany Poland and France are not yet available.

Europe United States Germany Poland France

Cuyler's Four Bagger Brought the Victory

Play by play excerpt details a tense baseball game with Coveleskie, Aldridge, and Rice at bat. Pittsburg and Washington Senators pitchers duel as errors, hits, and strategic baserunning shape the scoreless tension through multiple at bats and defensive plays.

Cuyler

Colonial bungalow offering with movable fixtures for sale

Real estate ad for a spacious colonial bungalow with French doors large rooms and full basement. Financing options include small down payment and a 19 year mortgage through Idaho Loan and Investment Co. plus a 10 year payment plan on building your home in a restricted residential district.

Idaho State Pharmaceutical Association Closing Session Held

The Idaho State Pharmaceutical Association concluded its nineteenth convention with a banquet at Idaho Technical Institute dining hall, a concert by a 60 piece symphony orchestra, and a dance in the Tech gymnasium. Dr. Paul Ivey of Chicago spoke on store management and customer relations, while E L Leonard of Idaho Tech spoke on directed effort for the day in your store. Afternoon sessions featured W N Farley of Dayton on profit growth and Harrison Drug Law updates by Hugh O Connor.

Paul Ivey Idaho State Pharmaceutical Association Dr. Ivey Association Elks’ Club Idaho Techni Cal Institute Tech W. N. Farley Dayton Ohio Hugh O’connor The Pacific Drug Review of Portland Ore C. O. Ballou Boise Legislative Committee B. M. Hines North Lincoln Paul W. Ivey Chicago Ivey University of Nebraska

Pirates Rally Quiet Senators in Long Exhibition

In a tense nine inning spring classic, Pittsburgh Pirates stave off Washington Senators with a late rally. Key moments include Wright homering to left field ahead of a tied score, Aldridge delivering solid pitching, and Bluege leaving the game with a head injury after a foul ball strike.

Goslin Wright Grantham Judge Barnhart Joe Harris Aldridge Traynor Bluege Harris Peck Ruel Senators Pittsburg Covey Smit Oldham Rice Smith Stan Harris Pirates Coveleskie Aldrich Core Moore Hoper Carey Max Carey Jose Juege Stanley Harris Myer Washington Marberry Grantham U Sia Harris Grantsham Peek Stan Harry Cuyler Pirate Myers Joe Hlargis Motes Ey Tal Ouf Mirske McNeely Adams Pitteburg Feck Veach Bell McNeeley Reather Ruether

Town Talk Back to the Woods Adapts Pioneer Trade

George S Scharberle of Idaho Falls resigns from the Associated Press to return to trapping in the Mudlake district. He believes the pioneer trade will be more profitable and has secured a trapper license and plans to start immediately.

George S. Scharberle Idaho Falls Schaberle Associated Press Mudlake

Portland man attends Indian cattle sale at Fort Hall

Frank W. Burke of Portland attended Fort Hall Tuesday for an Indian auction sale where 700 head of beef cattle were sold. Buyers from Los Angeles and Ogden and local bidders were present. Burke bought all but three cars of steers and is feeding them at Burley. Los Angeles packers bought three ears of steers and Ogden buyers took cows.

Frank W. Burke Portland Ore Fort Hall Los Angeles Ogden Burke Burley Los Angeles Packers

Funeral of Mrs Jessie W Carothers Held at Local Parlors

The funeral for Mrs Jessie W Carothers was held Wednesday at noon from Schumacher and Hall Undertaking parlors. A C French of the Christian Science church led services, Mrs H B Thompson sang. The Women of Woodcraft attended and conducted graveside services. The funeral was well attended with many floral offerings.

Jessie W. Carothers Schumacher and Hall A. C. French Christian Science Church H. B. Thompson Woodcraft

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 PM at A E Church with Rev Patterson officiating. Burial follows at Mountainview Cemetery under McHan Undertaking direction. She leaves her father Vincent Jackson of 134 North Third avenue and a 9 month old daughter.

Ella May Massey Patterson Mountainview Cemetery McHan Undertaking Company

Mrs. Dubois Guest Of Miss Kasiska In Blackfoot

Mrs. Fred T. Dubois of Washington DC visited Miss Eva Kasiska in Blackfoot on Monday and Tuesday this week. She returned home on Wednesday and plans a short stay before resuming travel to Washington DC.

Fred T. Dubois Washington, D. C Eva Kasiska Dubois Blackfoot Washington, D.C

Funeral for C. J. Bever at St. Anthony's Friday

The funeral for C. J. Bever will be held Friday at 9 o'clock from St. Anthony's church with Father Hermann officiating. Interment follows at Mountainview cemetery under Schumacher & Hall company's direction.

C. J. Bever St. Anthony’s Church Father Hermann Mountainview Cemetery Schumacher & Hall Company

Local hunters head for Salmon river big game hunt

Art Zener and Carl North depart tonight for the middle fork of the Salmon on a big game hunt. Both men are noted hunters and expect a large Dag.

Art Zener Carl North Salmon River

Funeral Notice for Neighbor Bover

All members of Modern Woodmen of America are requested to attend the funeral of Neighbor Bover at Schumacher and Hall parlors at 8:30 tomorrow morning.

Modern Woodmen of America Schumacher & Hall Bover

Finis Bentley Honored as Imperial Trustee at Rotary Meeting

Finis Bentley past president of the Pocatello Rotary club and notable attorney was honored as imperial trustee at the noon meeting and luncheon at Bannock hotel. He described the Lincoln highway traffic and noted congested routes Chicago Cleveland Newark while praising Des Moines hospitality and Rotary spirit in Providence.

Finis Bentley Pocatello Rotary Club Bannock Hotel Bentley Canada Pocatello East Orange New Jersey Providence Pugmire Miss Peterson Gaylord Sanford T. R. Neilson J. C. Merpersahm Harry Petersen W. H. Rohlscheid I. E. McDougall Association

Naturalization Papers to Be Handed at Federal Court Opening

Citizens to receive naturalization papers at the term of federal court opening this week. Today's Rotary program was in charge of Henry Whittlesey.

Rotary Henry Whittlesey

Move of Idaho Fur Farms HQ to Pocatello approved

The Idaho Fur Farms branch near Pocatello confirms the Boise based company has filed notice to move its principal place of business from Boise to Pocatello. The action shifts headquarters while maintaining Boise incorporation details.

Idaho Fur Farms Idaho Fur Farms Incorporated Boise Pocatello

Recital by Adelaide Anderson Sanford and Harold Webster Set

The joint recital by Adelaide Anderson Sanford and Harold Webster from the Adelaide Anderson school of music, postponed recently, is now announced for Tuesday evening October 12.

Adelaide Anderson-Sanford Harold Webster Adelaide Anderson School of Music

Barrister Accepts Small Fee Under Old English Remedy

A renowned London barrister with annual fees near 100000 dollars recently handled a lengthy case for less than fifty cents a day. The arrangement followed an ancient English custom allowing any undefended prisoner to choose a barrister for his court appearance.

London

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