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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1920
Page
8
Cattle, hogs and sheep mixed as cattle mostly steady to strong in Chicago with varying bulk prices and western movement rules amid market ward trims. Omaha receipts show hogs down 25 to 50 cents and cattle steady to strong with best lambs around 17.85 to 19.10 and steady sheep. stockers and feeders steady.
Chicago reports show weak potato receipts at 12 ears with Northern round white sacked and bulk at 7 to 7.20 dollars and Maine Green Mountain at 7 dollars. Butter prices mixed with gains in Kansas City and drops in Chicago. eggs receipts total 47,840 cases. poultry alive and spring prices mostly lower with broilers at 70 cents.
April 23 report lists final prices for Liberty bonds including 3s at 93.20, first 4s at 86.10, second 4s at 85.30, third 4 1/8 at 90.10, fourth 4s at 85.24, Victory 3s at 96.30, and Victory 4 3/8 at 96.46, with varying maturity notes and categories noted.
Buenos Aires reports Argentina will harvest 6,571,000 metric tons of corn this year, about 258,597,006 bushels. Official figures released today indicate 1,184,000 acres were planted to reach this value.
Chicago April 23 corn closed 1-8 to 14-8e lower as New York stock weakness dominates. May futures 1645 1-2 to 166 and July 157 1-2 to 157 5-8, oats up 1-4 to 18-6, provisions steady to 85 higher. Demand for wheat and corn exports cited, with Argentine wheat prices lifting European buying, while heavy selling from eastern-connected houses trimmed gains.
Flour and grain prices drifted steady in Minneapolis with bran at 61 dollars a ton and wheat around 3 dollars per bushel. Chicago reports wheat No 2 hard at 2.80, oats No 2 white about 1.04 to 1.05, rye around 2.01 to 2.02, barley near 1.74 to 1.76, and fats listing pork, lard, and ribs at nominal or mixed values.
Springfield florists report new evergreen spectacle Madame Butterfly as an ever blooming single stem rose. It required years of cultivar effort before market debut. The rose variety sports deep rose pink tones and may present several other striking shades.
Sixteen of twenty coal mines in Carbon County Utah were reopened after railroad strikes, allowing operators to resume production and fill orders. Several mines remain idle but are expected to resume in a few days as repairs and operations continue in the district.
A fragment from a Caldwell Idaho mailing piece claims farmers dispose mules to men for southern cotton field work while shifting to horses and tractors. It invites readers to join a large regular mailing list in Idaho or Oregon to receive a free up to date price list of hundreds of pieces of moise via CO-OP STORE Caldwell.
Owners offer 300 acres of land near Tuttle Idaho under North Side project segregation. Selling on same terms as the State of Idaho, at 6 percent interest. $120 per acre for cleared land with a wood house and well. Sell all or part to responsible parties. Call, phone or write.
The will of late banker H C Bostwick filed in Omaha allocates 500 to 4000 dollars to his valet barber cook and other employees. Officers of his bank and close friends receive bequests while the estate totals about 400 000 with the remainder to three Omaha charitable institutions.
The Associated Press report from Manhattan Kansas dated April 23 states that high prices for mules are depleting Kansas farms of that work animal. F W Bell says the surge in mule prices is reducing the number of available mutes on farms across the state.
Tokyo reports Bolshevik forces attempting to threaten China from the Ingoda valley near Chita were defeated in a battle at Werk neinskoje on April 12. Japanese and Russian troops repelled the advance and maintained positions, per today’s war office summary.
SPRINGFIELD Ohio is abuzz as a new rose called Madame Butterfly debuts this spring. The vivid description claims it as the latest addition to the rose world, with millions expected to plant and enjoy its landscape appeal.
Special attention noted to sanitary analysis and bacteriology work tied to the AUTO LIVERY L. F. ROBERTS Transfer. The line lists address 221 Shoshone St and telephone 375, with a professional tag of Analytical Chemist and Lawyer credentials.
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