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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1920
Page
8
Receipts in Omaha show feeder and stocker cattle weak with midweights near $18 to $25.50 for choice to good, lightweights around $44, and stocker steers at $7.50 to $13.25. Lambs range about $20.50 with sheep steady. culls bring $6 to $10.76.
Market notes show butter at 50 to 61 1/2 cents, with 10,863 cases and typical 52 to 53 cents for common grades. Poultry prices edge higher, alive springs at 35 cents and fowls at 35 cents, reflecting ongoing market movement in Chicago.
Fragmentary data shows currency values and times with unclear quotes and figures. The text references Liberty with numeric values such as 91 285 and 96 33, mentioning first and second classifications and a later fourth entry.
The Associated Press reports that Garranza stands by his policy refusing to dismantle plantations. Details are limited due to the fragmentary nature of the source text. The brief item notes Garranza’s stance without quoting specific actions or dates.
The report covers grain futures and livestock, noting demand shifts in Russia trade, bearish sentiment, and state farm output. It lists Chicago corn prices for No 2 mixed and No 4 mixed, oats, and various futures with figures. Minneapolis flour, barley, rye, corn, oats, flax prices also shown.
Foreign seamen may hereafter have their flavors with their meals aboard ships docked in American ports, Treasury Assistant Secretary Shouse announced. After protests from several foreign governments, the rule will be enforced only on non American owned ships.
The Shanghai meeting of the Association of Britain Chambers of Commerce urged abolishing foreign spheres of influence in China by international agreement. It called upon Britain to remit part of the Boxer indemnity for Chinese education, support abolition of extraterritoriality, and implement opium convention measures.
A UK flag presentation marked by Major General Bethel at the British embassy in Washington. Colonel Carl Aprams of Salem Oregon delivered the flag to Winchester for a formal ceremony on July 4 1918 honoring Americans who traveled through the city en route to the Atlantic voyage.
Salt Lake City Utah January 31 William Co AL Smoot last survivor of original handcart pioneers who reached the valley July 24 1847 with Brigham Young died here tonight Many relatives and friends were with him last Friday to celebrate his ninety second birthday He was one of the first company of men to break the trail between Salt Lake and Los Angeles via Las Vegas and San Bernardino
Paris January 8 Daily Airplane tours organized from Bourget aerodrome will start two series of flights. One covers the British advance in 1918 with views over the Somme St Quentin Albert Cambrai and Lille. The other flies from Chateau Thierry to Rheims returning over the Chemin des Dames with a descent at Soissons. Four to six passengers per flight, excursions last about a half day.
Dayton, January 29 The National Cash Register company plans an advisory board of 25 employees excluding executives. The board will have a role in policy and management and will be elected by employees on February 3. It will include 22 men and three women.
A Pedihérence meeting called by the American Federation of Labor urged the public to read diverse union papers to learn workers conditions and truths. The event promoted labor proprietors collaboration and humane, liberty minded reporting.
William Allen White announced his candidacy from the fourth district as a delegate to the Republican National Convention. He said he would support Gov. J. Allen for the presidency and that he is running at the request of Governor Allen.
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