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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
8
The report lists live stock quotes with weights and prices for beef cattle calves and veal plus feeder steers and hogs. Included are butcher cows heifers and steer types with prices from 5.25 to 28.00 per hundredweight and a strong lamb and sheep market with several grade ranges and an expected 10 000 to 19 000 head tomorrow.
The readable text cites items and prices such as poultry, potatoes, and refrigerators with scattered numbers including 600 Gio and 4.00 to 4.85. Mentions arrivals of 17 cars in Minnesota and references to Wisconsin prices for sacks and brands like Spaulding Rose and Idaho Rue Yalv.
Liberty bond figures show varied trading with 3s at 96.90 and 90.94, second 4s around 89.45, first 4s 91.22, and Victory bonds near 97.88. Market notes indicate fluctuating demand across issues as investors react to current rates.
Stockholms news reports from the Associated Press describe ravages of fever in the Baltic states and Poland reaching an alarming stage. Sweden considers the situation grave for itself and Europe and plans to send ambulances and medical aid while requesting contributions to fight the disease at Narva and other fronts.
A compact review highlights recent shifts in trade and business activity. Prices remain firm across sectors with manufacturing facing ongoing pressures while energy and raw materials markets show mixed signals.
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Ongoing tension in finances and grain markets saw corn fall 60c with a brief stampede to sell, then a partial recovery as shorts turned buyers. Rumors of Winnipeg selling and railroad orders delaying grain movement weighed on oats, while provisions stayed weak with hogs and grain showing softness.
Chicago and Minneapolis show mixed grain quotes and byproduct prices. No. 3 mixed corn around 1.44 dollars, No. 2 yellow near 1.47, oats No. 2 white about 84 to 85, rye No. 1 around 1,590, barley near 1.24, timothy seed 10.50 to 14.50, cloverseed 7.45 to 5.00, pork and lard figures, ribs 18 dollars. Minneapolis reports flour at 1.75 a barrel, barley 1.15 to 1.37, rye No. 2 1.51 to 1.52, bran 4.3, corn 1.40 to 1.42, oats 0.80 to 0.82, plax 4.65 to 4.70.
London dispatches describe how Britain reacts to Carter Glass’s letter to Homer Berguson of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. The note implying the United States could not finance Europe’s needs prompted headlines calling it a finance ultimatum and a finance threat.
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Three hundred fifty representatives from nearly every county met in Minneapolis on January 30 to organize the Sound Government association. The group vows to oppose radical movements and socialistic efforts, denounce extended governmental functions, condemn oppression of legitimate business, and seek corrections in current law enforcement. Cyrus Nothrop of Minneapolis was elected president.
Associated Press report from Rome states Prof Maggior of Bologna University isolated the germ of sleeping sickness in patient blood. He is said to be preparing a serum to combat the disease.
Reports from Paris on January 30 state that allied prime ministers will meet in London to consider reducing the list of Germans guilty of war crimes. The list, unchanged, will be sent to Germany on February 10 for response.
Jersey City teachers in elementary and high schools see a salary increase with principals and high school staff gaining 460 annually. The new pay scale takes effect July 1. Also includes a quirky note on teaching a simple habit to prevent bushy eyebrows from childhood facial washing routines.
Los Angeles's Cliff Jordan and Albuquerque’s Walter Caldwell boxed four fast rounds at Abs pownds in Vernon tonight, ending in a draw.
January 27 reports that the former German emperor has friends among Americans in the Rhineland. A Coblenz city council motion aimed to remove a bust of Wilhelm from the chamber.
In Coblenz and Neuwied heated sessions confront memory and authority as opponents demand removal of imperial symbols. A nationalist voice defends the bust while a city council vote in Neuwied fails to clear a plan to remove the former emperor’s portrait from the chamber. In a side note, hair care tips mention keeping waves intact if heated and left to hang overnight.
A fragmentary advice note describes grooming habits noting that not combing and styling hair with curls leads to a dry well sized look. It mentions curls kept in curlers, then released to stay curled for days. The tone suggests a practical household guide.
A fragmented OCR showing multiple business names and offices including photographers, a flower shop, a tuning company, a hotel, a bank building, auto livery, transfer and truck services, real estate, and attorneys. Mentions include Ripgerson Hotel, First National Bank building, residential rooms, and phone numbers.
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