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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1919
Page
8
Chicago market reports show hog receipts around 60 000 with prices from 13.75 to 14.40 for various weights and types. Beef cattle and veal prices listed, with hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts detailed for Omaha and Chicago markets and forecasted arrivals for tomorrow.
Market notes from Chicago report unsettled butter creamery receipts total 335 cases first class and ordinary goods with prices around 50 to 60 cents. Poultry alive unchanged while other line items show varied settlement figures and marked values.
OCR uncertain pricing fragment shows multiple entries with percentages and dollar amounts. Values include 98 70 69 94 76 and 99 20 99 08 alongside words Victory Escend Piee and numbers 4% 4% 3% 44s. No clear event or entities.
Spokane reports a secretary of an agricultural union facing a state charge of criminal syndicalism. Police expected to use a recent superior court decision to challenge activities and evictions. A quantity of stamps and other items were in possession.
The Chicago grain market closed strong with oats and provisions rising while rail delays limited corn delivery. Export demand for oats rye and wheat supported gains amid 110 cars arriving and forecasts of storms adding to buying urgency. London and Northwestern’s Captain J. G. Clay died crossing the Irish Sea, noted among other items.
Sir Joseph Cook urges Australians to maintain rifle readiness and support the League of Nations while warning that Europe remains full of mutual hatreds. He stresses preparedness, the need to keep rifles oiled and ready, and cautions that a future war may come if the League fails to act. The speech ties naval strength to national safety and cites ongoing land sales and regional realty activity in Twin Falls and Jerome, Idaho.
Warrants were issued tonight for the arrest of managers of the Central Coke and Coal company mines after they refused to admit Thomas H. Shaw, former mine inspector, who still claims the office. The action follows Shaw's complaint and occurred in Little Rock on December 27, with authorities moving to bring the managers to court.
The engine of a Canadian Northern freight train exploded at Bartlett Minnesota today. Engineer Duncan Beaton and fireman J Le Johnson, both from Duluth, were seriously injured and 12 cars piled in the wreck. Brakeman Clarence Gilbertson of Duluth was badly scalded.
A land seeker and investor pursue parcels across Twin Falls Tract, Minidoka and Burley Tracts, along with Eden and Hazelton areas, seeking ownership or development opportunities.
J Bywin of Falls Idaho is described as an analytical chemist with expertise in bacteriology toxicology and food and sanitary analysis. The notice highlights special attention to health board work and related duties.
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