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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
10
Chicago markets show a brisk early advance as Asia crop reports and Canada delays boost wheat. Australia drought and Canada threshing lag raise the outlook, with December and May contracts moving higher as corn and oats firm on wheat strength and hogs lifting provisions.
New York trading opened with no cases reported in raw sugar while the undertone eased. Cuban sugar offered at 3.86, Philippine at 3.84, and near months fell on hedge selling. Yes midday quotes unchanged at four points. Refined sugar remained quiet around 5.05 to 5.20 for fine granulated.
New York reports irregular foreign exchanges with rates for Britain France Germany and others. Professional bear traders accelerated selling as stocks rose 1 to 18 points above last night’s close, the market briefly sagged then recovered with renewed bullish momentum.
Idaho Falls reports total Idaho potato shipments reaching 2686 to date, with year over year comparison. U S carrot shipments for October 14 listed by state, plus primary Idaho destinations. Market activity described as fair to steady with specific carload and wagonload price ranges and regional notes.
Omaha reports Thursday market activity with hogs at 11.10 to 11.35 for 153 lb weights and overall sales about 9.59 to 11.25. Cattle receipts total 2,300 with fed steers scarce and steady, grass cattle active and steady. stockers and feeders steady. Sheep receipts near 4,000 with fat native and western lambs quoted around 14.50 to 15.00 and feeder lambs at 14.75.
Wheat and corn futures edged lower while oats held steady as of Oct 16. In Ogden, receipts totaled 1016 head with market demand firm for cattle and feeder stock, several loads of feeder steers and cows traded at solid prices. Lambs and calves moved to market with higher bids from buyers. Tribune want ads bring results.
An all-day Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis association institute met in the Bannock hotel committee room in Pocatello with 9:30 registration. Mrs. C. W. Pond welcomed delegates as Dwight Anderson of the National TB association postponed his talk to afternoon. Mrs. Catherine Ek. Athey spoke on States and Local Health from Your Pennies and Mine outlining Idaho TB statistics and war work. Delegates listed include Miss Cora E. Darling American Falls and Mrs. C. W. Pond Pocatello among many others.
In federal and local court at Idaho Falls, Luciana Macasago and Rey Car ruthers pleaded not guilty to prohibition and possession charges. Emma Fink paid a total 950 in fines for old and new pleas, Archie Bell faced jury for moonshine sales, and A H Brown received 100 fine plus three months in jail for liquor possession.
The local post office announced that foreign postcards without a 2 cent rate now cost 3 cents for single cards and 6 cents for reply cards. The change took effect October 1. Countries still at 2 cents for single cards and 4 cents for replies include Argentina Bolivia Brazil Canada Chile Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Dominican Republic Ecuador Guatemala Mexico Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Peru Honduras El Salvador Uruguay and Spain.
The report shows Chicago commodity prices across grains and meats. Wheat futures for No 1 Rees and No 3 hard, corn, oats, rye, barley and timothy and clover seeds follow, with lard, ribs and bellies priced at specified cents and dollars.
An advertisement touts Borozone as a liquid and powder treatment that purifies wounds of infection and speeds healing. It claims rapid repair of bad wounds and cuts, with liquid prices at 30¢ 60¢ and 1.20 and powder at 30¢ 60¢, sold by Watson Drug Co.
The Karnak medicine sale in Pocatello at Schramm-Johnson Drug Co. draws booster claims from Rev. Dr. J. A. Woodall who says Karnak saved his life after a brutal stomach illness. He reports weight gain, improved sleep, renewed appetite, and plans to resume evangelistic work in Kentucky. Karnak is sold locally by Schramm-Johnson Co. and other druggists.
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