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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1925

Page

4

Markets Close With Mixed Gains Amid Broad Advances

The latest market update from New York notes sharp advances led by equipment, tobacco, and merchandising shares. Baldwin, American Locomotive, Railway Steel Spring, and American Car and Foundry rose up to four points, with Woolworth and R. H. Macy rising in the merchandising group.

New York Baldwin Amertn American Car and Foundry Woolworth R. Hacy Whelan Theobaccos American Tobacco United Cigar Esterday Son Atchison United States U. S Force Arrow Manhattan American Con International Harvester

Market report shows varied silver and dollar values

The dated notices report bar silver at 71 percent in New York and Mexican dollars, with London quoting bar silver at 32 and a half per ounce.

New York London

Potato Market Report From Chicago Dated Sept 1

Potato receipts total 466 shipments with trading low and market steady. Wisconsin bulk whites priced 2.00 to 2.20, ordinary quality 1.85 to 1.96. Minnesota sacked whites 2.00 to 2.15, South Dakota early Ohios 2.15, Idaho russets 3.00, Michigan sacked whites 2.10.

Chicago U. S Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota

Curb Oil Close Prices At New York Market

CURB OIL New York September 1 close shows Continental 23 a fraction, Prairie Pipe Line 12, Standard of Indiana 60, Standard of New York 0, New Bradford 5, Salt Creek consolidated blank.

CURB New York Continental Rairie Standard of Insana Standard of New Bradford Salt Creek York Car & Fay Tel & Tel Am Water Works Atchison E Oil Coast Line Haldwin Leco Balt & Ohio m Bethlehem Steel California Pet Canadian Pac Cerro de Paso Chandier Motor Chesapeake & Ohio Chio & Northwestern Oo Chie Mil & St P Che H1& Fae Coca Cola Colorado Congoleum Nairn Consolidated Gas Crucible Steel Davison Chem Dodge Chrysler du Pont de Nem Erie Ist Famous Players General Electric General Motors ST Gt Northern Gulf States Steel Hudson Motors Illinois Central Lib Int Harvester Inter Kelly Springfield Kennecott Cop Lehigh Valley Louisville & Nash Mack Truck Marland Oil Seaboard Ol Mid Continent Pet Mo Kan & Tex Missouri Montgomery Ward Nat New York Centra Ny Nynh & Hifé Norfolk & Western Nor American Northern Pacific Pacific Pennsylvania Phila & Adgsnare Phillips Pet Pure Radio Corp Reading Reynolds Tob B. R. St L & San Fran Sea Westinghouse Free Willys Overland Woolworth

Weakness Develops in Wheat Market in Chicago Trade

In Chicago on September 1 the wheat market faded after an early uptick as Liverpool trade cues and ship strike worries guided the pace. Private crop estimates were split with some calling for lower spring wheat output and others predicting higher totals, while corn held gains on a solid August yield outlook and firm finishes in oats and provisions.

Chicago Liverpool Atlantic

Livestock Prices and Receipts at Chicago and Omaha Markets

Hog receipts in Chicago total 21,000 with prices 11.10 to 13.85 for various weights and sow and pig categories showing declines. Cattle receipts 8,000 with slow opening demand and mixed quality. fat lambs and sheep show varied trading, with some price advances in native lambs. At Omaha hogs 8,500 with mostly lower prices across weights. cattle trade steady to slow with grass cattle and vealers listed. Sheep receipts 11,000 with fat lambs and mutton showing modest gains and steady demand.

Market cattle and hog prices across Kansas City and peers

Kansas City reports cattle receipts around 15 000 with steady to weaker tone, best steers near 11.00 per cwt, stockers and feeders 10 to 15 cents lower, hog receipts about 6 500 with top bids around 12.85 and bulk 11.60 to 12.45, sheep receipts 8 000 with lambs 14.40 to 16.15, Ogden and St Joseph show mixed hog and cattle moves with similar pressure on prices and varying tops.

Omaha Bologna Montana Kansas City Jvcu ST. Joseph OGDEN

Bond Prices Close As Liberty Bonds Move

New York September 1 Liberty bonds closed with 3 percent yielding 100.27 for 3 8s and 4 1 2 s at 100.20. Decent demand shown for U S government 4s at 102.27 and government bonds at 106.26 with various issues quoted but some listings blank.

New York Liberty U. S. Government U. & Gov

Raw Sugar Market Slides on September Notices in New York

The raw sugar market was quiet with spot Cuban at 4.43 duty paid and no sales reported. September notices sparked liquidation in futures as midday prices held one to two points higher, while refined prices stayed 5.55 to 5.60. Futures closed easy with about 45,000 tons sold and prices: Sept 2.56, Dec 2.62, Jan 2.60, Mar 2.63, May 2.70.

New York

Metals market notes on copper tin iron and more

New York metal report for September 1 shows copper dull with spot and futures at 14 percent. Tin varies with spot and near term around 56.50 and futures 56.37. Iron steady with unchanged prices. Lead soft with spot 9.50 to 9.75. Zinc steady with East St. Louis spot 7.67 to 7.60 and antimony at 17.00.

New York East St. Louis

Pocatello Day Highlights Power County Fair Events

The Power County Fair and Rodeo runs Wednesday to Friday at American Falls with Pocatello Day on Wednesday. Mayors C Ben Ross and W M Davie will ride in the parade at 1 00 a.m. The shop employees band joins the morning procession, races run 1 to 4 30 p m daily with purses totaling 4009, and carnival concessions plus dances fill the evenings. The Po catelo Italian band will perform Thursday and Friday.

Power County American Falls Pocatello C. Ben Ross W. M. Davie Pocatelo

Decrease Shown in Some Tribune Officials and Staff

A list shows lower 1924 and 1923 pay for Tribune staff and associates. Names include Colonel R R McCormick editor co, J H Patterson editor, Edward Beck managing editor, Max Annenbury circulation manager, Sidney Smith cartoonist, John T McCutcheon cartoonist, Woodruff sports writer, U S Senator Charles S Dineen, A D Lasker shipping board former chair, Mrs A D Paar, Lord and Thomas advertising, Robert E Crowe state’s attorney.

R.R. McCormick The Tribune J. H. Patterson Edward 8. Beck Max Annenbury Sidney Smith John T. McCutcheon the Tribune Woodruff U. S Charles 8. Dineen A.D. Lasker Shipping Board A. D. Paar Lord and Thomas Robert E. Crowe

Notable 1924 Taxes Of Mellon Family And Other Leaders

Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon paid 1924 income taxes of 1 82600.25 the largest in the Pittsburgh district and his brother William Mellon paid 1 180099.64. Ohio figures included H Foster 569894.70 and H H I imken 540336.49. Other notable payments listed include Senators Bingham 491.63 McLean 14088.41 and Governor Trumbull 4658.11. Newark figures show James B Duke 641250 and Dorris Duke 252421 with Nanaline H Duke 151873.

Pittsburgh Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon KH. B. Mellon Hartford Conn United States Hiram Bingham Thram Bingham George P. McLean Edward J. Pearson New Haven Railroad John H. Trumbull Newark N. J James B. Duke American Tobacco Company Dorris Duke Nanaline H. Duke

Fortune Teller Forewarns Bankroll Woes in Lively Hotel Chat

A worn man recounts a Sunday forecast from a local seer predicting financial reverses while at the Bannock hotel. He jokes the omen means imminent trouble unless luck turns, as a crowd gathers amid names of guests and visitors from Salt Lake City Boise Wichita and beyond.

Bill

Notable Names in Oklahoma City and Salt Lake Scene

Key figures include H. G. Hoagland of Oklahoma City L. M. Iverson and Della Watts with L. H. White and P. H. Cusham connected to Salt Lake Sgt. M. noted in the roundup. The fragment lists several individuals across locations without a clear event or action.

H. G. Hoagland Oklahoma City L. M. Iverson Della Watts L. H. White P. H. Cusham Salt Lake Sgt. M

List of Names Appears in Local Notice

A fragmented OCR list presents numerous names with city origins including Boise San Francisco Butte Mont Berkeley Idaho Falls Aberdeen Oakland Sheridan Dillo n Glenf ale Renfrew Chicago Chicago St. Anthony and others. No clear event context or dates provided in readable text.

Names of Residents Listed Across Multiple Locations

A roster of individuals connected to various towns and states is provided, including residents from Aberdeen Utah Idaho Montana and Colorado. Names appear alongside cities such as St Marie Crow Red Lodge Minidoka Idaho Falls Twin Falls Salt Lake City Chicago and Salt Lake with several couples noted. The fragmentary listing suggests a compiled directory or notice of associated people.

the St. Marie M. C. McKinnon Aberdeen D. Hut Em. Rupert R. Hamp BF. Hews G. de Neisey Ogden C. L. Anecer Bozeman Mont C. T. Shipp Rockland Idaho W. M. Muller J. 8. Harrington Idaho Falls J. H. France Twin Falls N. Gates American Falls G. Wilson Kimberly E. M the Crow J. A. Price Red Lodge Daugherty Minidoka E. Jones Dubois E. G. Smith Idaho Faille R. Miller C. R. Millikan Stockton Calif W. L. Symes la Junta Colo Salt Lake F. M. Nelson E. Rutherford Chicago F. Metzger Rigby

Stolen Cars Reported Moving Toward Local Area

The Auto mobile Theft bureau lists several stolen vehicles headed toward the region from Los Angeles and vicinity. Peerless 1923 coupe license 387-835 engine 66 F-644 Essex 1925 coach license E76-621 black body engine 314-086 Ve lie 1923 touring license 803-337 engine VS10503 dark blue Ford 1923 license 781-110 engine 8398-329 Chrysler 1925 license 915-928 engine 75-243 Buick 1926 sedan license E369498 engine 1444-269.

Chamber of Commerce Automobile Theft Bureau Automobile Club of Southern California Los Angeles Peerless Essex Velie Venice California Ford Chrysler Buick

California resident faced with two hunting charges

R L Jenkins of California appeared before Justice EB G Houde on charges of hunting in Idaho without a license and killing grouse out of season. Deputy Game Warden W Hayes made the arrest. Jenkins was fined 25 dollars on each count and lectured on law observance.

Jenkins R. L. Jenkins California G. Houde Idaho W. Hayes Houde

Foreign exchange quotes and Idaho probate sale order

Foreign exchange irregularities listed for multiple currencies with penny quotations. An order to show cause for sale of Annie Richards deceased estate real property is issued by Bannock County Idaho Probate Court, with hearing set for October 6 1925 and publication in Pocatello Tribune for four weeks.

Heal Katate Bannock County State of Idaho Annie Richards Wm. E. Holder Arthur W. Hall Kingdom of Norway Pocatello Tribune WM. A, Hyde Probate Court

Lost Female German Shepherd Police Dog Seeks Return

A one year old female German shepherd police dog named Cog wandered away near the 1632 area. Search efforts include handlers from the local K9 unit and the police department. If found, contact the department to arrange pickup and reward.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sept San Francisco Overland Limited Pacific Limited St. Louis Express American River Canyon Southern Pacific Sper Southern Pacific Lines P. Bancroft South Main Salt Lake City Utah Columbus H. Foster Cleveland Gabriel Snubber Couny H. H.imken Canton Tima Bearing Company J. Ogden Armour John Borden Henry A. Blair Lorado Taft Dawes Cardinal Mundelein William E. Dever the Bannock S. R. Johnson FE. Fisher Rupert Maude Coburn Gertrude Grant James Reeves F. W. Macker H. W. Granger C. l. Ackerman A. H. Farrington A. Singleon M. F. Milluck C. E. Agell GC. A. Nickerman C. A. McPhee G. P. Beekman Mra. R. V. Owens P. Karais B. LaFord G. P. Randall Mra J. KE. Mansfield Wichita Kas Nina A. Champlin Miami Fla John L. Marshall Pureka John A. Jeffery A. £. Small C. E. Tappan R. D. Jeferson Boise F. H. Russell J. W. Abbott J. D. Carr Mackay E. E. Beck Bliss Alfred Strunk Seattle Parley Price Blackfoot A. L. Houghtellin J. P. Cruden Walla Walla Wash J. H. Moore Dallas Texas Sax Hexter New York City Yellowstone Portland Oregon Catelogue Om Reqeest Xchange Great Britain France Cabes Italy Ldemand Belgum Germany Holland Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Jugo-Slavia Austria Rumania Argentina Brazil Tartah Ave Shanghai Montreal Easy Vacuum Washing Machine CO West Lewis Carnation Milk Proppers Co Dooley Hock Carnation Milk Products Co Lincoln Sanitary Bottling Works Pocatello, Idaho
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