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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1920
Page
6
Hogs receipts 14,000 in active market with gains up to 25 cents. Top hogs to 14.75, bulk 13.75 to 14.10. Cattle receipts 9,000 with active market, best steers around 14.00 on 1350 pounds, bulk 12.50 to 13.25, beef yearlings 12.75, fat heifers 11.25. Sheep receipts 5,000 with active market 20.25 for best wool lambs, clipped sheep to 17.25, losses up to 1.00 noted.
Butter markets show higher prices with creaming at 46 64 cents. Beggs unchanged with receipts of 22 140. Poultry alive down with springs at 40 and fowls at 41 cents. Potatoes steady with 11 car receipts, northern round white in sacks at 6.70 to 6.85 dollars and bulk at 6.85 to 7.00 dollars.
New York final prices today show Liberty bonds trading across multiple series. 3s at 94.50, first 4s 90.40, second 4s 88.88, first 4s 91.30, second 4m 8 86.76, third 445 91.10, fourth 44s 86.76, Victory 3 96.08, Victory 4s 96.08.
The April 10 proclamation signed by President Wilson, released April 15, extends protection of American copyright laws to Great Britain and its dominions colonies and possessions except for Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa and Newfoundland. The State Department published the document yesterday.
The American Red Cross south Russian mission arrived at Feodosia Crimea after evacuating Novorossick. Headquarters reported the move yesterday amid fears for safety. Personnel and supplies were transferred to Feodosia.
In Chattanooga on April 15 the state Republican committee chose eight delegates at large with half votes each and directed them to back General Wood for the presidential nomination at Chicago as long as his name remains before the national convention.
In Chicago on April 15 acute bread grain concerns bolstered corn futures with steady gains and a nervous finish. May corn rose to 169 1-4, July to 163 7-8 while oats also climbed to new highs. Wheat and rye export bids remained strong as traders anticipated tight North American supplies and limited European alternatives.
Minnesota and Chicago markets report price quotes across flour bran wheat corn oats barley rye flax and related products in carload and commodity trades. Notable figures include flour at 14.75 per barrel, No 1 northern wheat near 3.38, flax around 4.71 to 4.76, and pork and rib prices in the mid teens to upper teens per hundredweight.
George Lee of Sacramento and George Sollis of Salt Lake City fought a fast six round draw here last night. Lee, hailed as the world’s greatest Chinese boxer, won fan goodwill with aggressive fighting throughout.
William J. Mahon international president of the organization issued a statement last night urging the Railway Employer of America to honor existing contracts and resist agitation for a general or sympathetic strike tied to the outlawed railroad dispute. The warning followed alleged efforts to involve union members in Brooklyn New York and in New Jersey.
Argentine authorities announce a direct loan arrangement with Britain to fund a $50 million maturing May 15 payable in New York. President Irigoien discloses the move in a Senate message amid urgent requests. The notice also covers probate matter in Idaho.
A pending lower house measure would authorize Argentina to loan England, France, and Italy up to 200 million dollars for food purchases. The proposal, stalled for two years, offers loans at about seven and a half percent. Sanger Robbins Realty Co. Advy.
Boston April 15 An appeal to the Amalgamated Association of Street workers urges maintaining current contracts. The message underscores job stability and calls for collective backing to resist changes. The piece notes organizational context but preserves neutral reporting.
We are owners of 300 acres of land near Tittle Idaho under the second segregation of the North Side project and will sell on the same terms as the State of Idaho. $120 acres cleared with good house and well. Sell all or part to responsible parties. Call, phone or write.
Lloyd Craven Co offers a modern home with storage and lawn on a 40 acre tract four miles from Pwin Falls. Half the land alfalfa and half seeded to clover with new buildings at 425.00 per acre. Easy terms. Phone 221-0. 122 Second St.
Twin Falls Idaho business directory lists an analytical chemist specializing in worm bacteriology and toxicology with expertise in food and sanitary analysis and health board work, alongside Flower Foto Shop located in the First National Bank building and phone 158658.
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