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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1920
Page
8
Market reports show hogs and cattle for Chicago and Omaha with varied prices. Hogs 4,000 in Chicago near 50c bulk, cattle mostly steady to lower. Omaha catalog lists steady to lower with medium and heavy weights. Lambs and sheep also noted with mixed cash values and feeder activity.
Butter remains higher with unchanged quality notes, receipts tally 18,970 cases and firsts at 41 percent. Poultry prices rise for alive birds and springs, with fowls around 42 cents. Potatoes show strength with northern round white at 86.25 per hundredweight and Idaho russets at 7.25 to 7.50 per hundredweight.
In New York on April 5 Liberty bond final prices were: 3 1/4s at 97.64, first 4s at 91.20, second 4s at 89.66, first 44s at 91.28, second 4 1/4s at 29.70, third 4s at 92.96, fourth 4s at 89.90, Victory 3s at 97.94, and Victory 4s at 97.86.
Violent moves in the corn market driven by railroad labor strife in Chicago. May and July corn futures closed mixed with gains in oats and provisions. Opening strength in bulls faded by day’s end amid liquidation on strike talk and indictments rumors, but a late rally followed.
Grain and feed prices across Minneapolis and Chicago show Bran at 49 cents per unit, No 3 yellow corn around 1.65 to 1.67, No 3 white oats near 0.95 to 1.01, rye around 1.85 to 1.86, with barley, timothy seed, clover seed, pork, lard, and ribs also listed in ranges. Pricing reflects daily market quotes from multiple exchanges.
Swimmers from the University of Oregon Seattle athletic club Victoria club and Multnomah club of Portland will compete in the Pacific Northwest association indoor championships planned for mid April with events split between Portland and Seattle. Multnomah coach Jack Cody predicts top honors as Ideal club members including Bus Douglas Myron Wilsey O J Hosford Happy Kuehn Dan Stryker Collie Wheeler Ted Alones Karl Smead Frank Webster Mickey Ringler and Al Energrene will compete. Women’s entrants include Thelma Payne Helen Hicks Irene Virginia Pembrooke Ethel Knowles Mabel McKibbon Jeannette Woods Alice Joy and Roberta Wade. The P M A outdoor title will be decided at Victoria B C.
A brisk rise in British exchange marks todays international market with demand bills on London reaching 4.0634 and calbles around 4.0814 before closing slightly lower. The move signals renewed overseas trade strength for Britain amid Franco German tensions while euro remittances remain steady and gold inflows bolster the U S reserves.
A paper publishers association veteran and for ten years vice president and editor of the Birmingham News has severed his connection with the newspaper. His stock was purchased by Victor H Hanson, majority owner and publisher, and associates. A signed statement by Mr Glass declares the severance of relations to be friendly.
Mrs. Jennie Woolworth, founder of Woolworth stores, lies seriously ill at her Long Island home. Affidavits by Dr. William H Zabriskie filed in New York Supreme Court say little hope for recovery. Referee Carlyle Norwood approves a report and a plan naming Trelen Woolworth McCan and Jessie Woolworth Donahue as co members of the committee managing an estate valued around 80 million dollars.
The Od Dominion steamship line is expected to be mortgaged with the Mallory and Clyde lines. The New York to Norfolk route would be abandoned. officials said a full statement would be issued Wednesday. The line will operate until after the harbor strike ends. Highest cash price for poultry listed by Independent Market in Twin Falls on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
Nebraska Supreme Court ruled that former Governor John H Moorheadt filing as a Democratic candidate for governor is legal and that his name shall stay on the ballot for the primary, as announced from Lincoln on April 5.
40 Years Time 6 Per Cent Interest We are owners of 300 acres near Tutie Idaho under the North Side project and will sell on state terms. $120 acres cleared with good house and well on state highway. We will sell all or any part to responsible parties. Call, phone or write.
Frank P. Glass, who has served as president of the American News- for the past two years, ends his association with the Birmingham paper in a major leadership change announced in Birmingham, Alabama, on April 3.
Analytical chemist expert in bacteriology and toxicology with specialization in food and sanitary analysis. Noted for work with Board of Health. J. H. Dodd operates in the I. D. Building MO. B. White Auto Company lists used cars and a service station opposite the post office, phone 218.
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