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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
25
Chicago wheat sagged early on better Canadian weather and weak Liverpool responses, then rallied as buying returned. Rumors of Russia canceling Black Sea grain shipcharters supported demand while corn and oats slipped with wheat. provisions held firm on steady hog values.
Idaho Falls reports total potato shipments to date at 2635, up from 2566 a year ago, with national shipments reaching 93,868 compared with 8,896 the year prior. Idaho Falls handling notes indicate light digging due to wet ground and firm markets, while Chicago receipts show strong trading with mixed white potato pricing across regions.
New York markets show raw sugar steady at 3.90 with 25 000 bags sold as futures trade mixed on Cuban connections. In Omaha hogs and cattle receipts rise with varied price moves while Chicago reports slow hogs and steady to slightly lower cattle and sheep trading.
In New York on October 14 silver traded at 71 percent of base metal value while Mexican dollars stood at 64 percent, reflecting market volatility and regional demand for precious metals.
New York trading opened firmly on renewed strength in oil shares driven by hopeful earnings prospects. Marland led with an initial 56 and a fresh 1926 high, while Motors rose as selling pressure eased. General Railway Signal and Loose Wiles Biscuit advanced, with gains of 3 to 4 points for several issues. Barne Leather fell 7 points. About 2,000,000 shares changed hands.
New York reports call money strength with high 5 percent and a 6 percent closing bid, offerings at 5 percent and last loan at 5 percent. Call loans against accepted compensation 43, time loans firm, mixed state rate for 76 days, 4 to 6 months for mercantile paper around 4 percent FRB reference.
New York and Ogden report mixed commodity moves with copper and tin steady or firm. Hogs and cattle receipts show uneven prices with limited demand, while curb market notes list several electric investors and oil firms near midday quotes.
Oct. 15 event invites the public to a carnival dance hosted by the American Legion with novelty stunts and a call for wide attendance. Organizers emphasize a lively, family friendly program for the community.
The Tech squad practiced on Hutchinson field with Robert Nourse, ex-Princeton star, coaching the linesmen through a heavy workout. Lineup shifts are possible with Brimhall sidelined, Black returning, and Campbell or Powell at left tackle. A big crowd is expected as posters heat up interest for the Frosh game and forward passing plays.
Allison report says Warren Vandervoort aged 17 entered a guilty plea to first degree murder for the killing of his father Reverend R. J. Vandervoort. Indicted yesterday, the case moves toward sentencing in the town, October 14.
Sheep shipments from summer pastures to fall grazing areas are complete and unusually heavy. Cattle shipments remain strong. Thirty-five stock cars were sent from Mackay on Saturday to the San Francisco market and another thirty-five cars are due next Wednesday from Victor heading east.
Fire crews were alerted at 5 45 AM to a blaze at 8 7 East Wyeth an unoccupied home owned by Frank Bursco. Children were seen nearby Tuesday night and investigators suspect a discarded match in rubbish sparked the fire which burned into the morning.
General Superintendent K A Pierce of the Short Line and Engineer Nauman of the maintenance of way department are making an inspection trip today over the Montana division.
Local notice announces a rummage sale at 250 E Center on Thursday October 15 featuring all kinds of old and new items with wonderful bargains.
A lost tire with wheel is described as a 32 by 6 Goodyear tire mounted. A reward is offered by Pocatello Auto Co. The note also mentions Utah weather with fair conditions tonight and Thursday and no significant temperature change with frost tonight.
A bold advertisement touts KOTEX as a superior alternative to sanitary pads. It claims eight of ten women use it, highlighting seven absorbent deodorizing features, ease of disposal, no laundry, and discreet purchase at any drug or department store for a few cents per twelve pack.
At the trial the defendants denied furnishing liquor to Vail. Wilson testified he did not take money from Vail for the liquor. Bee Dee Albert and Jack Wilson were released from the county jail this morning.
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