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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1919
Page
8
Chicago and Omaha report cattle and hog receipts with price ranges for various weights and grades. Hogs top around 21.80 with most sales between 21.10 and 21.60. cattle vary by weight and grade, veal calves referenced, and packing sows noted. Potatoes listed with arrivals and price ranges for Bliss Triumphs and other varieties.
Liberty bond final prices today list various issue values including first 49 at 494.60 and second 4s at 93.72, first Als 95.10, second Aus 94.26, third 4148 95.04, fourth 4348 94.26, Victory 3s at 100.02 and Victory 4% at 399.96.
Chicago on July 7 reports butter rising with creamery at 44 48 4c and higher receipts 25 914 cases. Firsts fetch 39 40c, ordinary firsts 36 37c at mark, storage packed firsts 41 42c. Poultry alive prices rise to 30c.
New York on July 7 reports raw sugar steady at 7.28 with refined grades firm. Prices shown include cut leaf at 10.60, crushed 10.25, mould A 9.50, cubes 9.75, powdered 9.25 to 9.15, and standard powdered 9.15 with fine granulated and Diamond A at 8.00. No. 1 soft sugar stands at 8.25.
Wild upturns in corn prices today stemmed from limited supplies and higher hog costs. July futures rose briefly by seven cents before closing irregularly, with Sept and Dec also strong yet pressured by crop forecasts. oats eased modestly and provisions showed mixed moves. Foreign demand and European activity supported corn, while ample worldwide stocks checked advances in other grains.
Daily price excerpts list Corn Oats Rye Barley and related grain futures from Chicago Minneapolis and Omaha on July 7. No. 2 mixed and white corn prices range around 1.82 to 1.90 per bushel, oats around 69 to 73 cents, rye about 1.40 to 1.48, barley near 1.15 to 1.22, with flax and bran noted in Minneapolis.
New York July 7 Julius Barnes United States wheat director announced that exporters may ship wheat flour under general license H.8.250 without individual licenses until further notice. The order, effective today, is expected to aid the business of robbers and millers to a considerable degree.
The New York grain market reports visible-bonded supplies for the period ending July 1, noting movements in price and stock levels. Authorities observe steady demand from millers and traders, with prices showing minor fluctuations amid seasonal market activity.
The Associated Press reports Paris July 7 that the United States and Great Britain have publicly announced a pact to aid France against unprovoked aggression. The accord provides immediate guarantees, will remain until the League of Nations offers sufficient protection, and does not bind France itself but obligates France’s allies to act as needed.
Associated Press report from Washington states that all railroad indebtedness certificates issued after the last congress failure will be redeemed on July 16. The total amount of certificates outstanding is noted.
Advertisement claims meat forms uric acid that overworks kidneys and promotes bladder irritation. It advises taking four ounces of rad Salts in water before breakfast for a few days to flush acids and restore kidney function, touting Jad Salts as inexpensive and harmless.
Receivers report $282,511,704 value from March 4 to July 1 as new funds become available. The Spokane and Inland receives word that unions may halt operations, with F E Connors proposing to rent the plant to Washington Water Power if shutdown persists. Stomer Goble departs Ashton after a visit with Mr and Mrs Winslet.
Notice under Idaho laws 1917 and 1919 requires all motor vehicle operators carrying passengers or freight for hire on public highways to obtain a Common Carrier license from the Public Utilities Commission and post a bond of 2000 to 5000 dollars. Applies to operators on fixed routes or on call. Applications and bonds may be filed at the County Assessor in Twin Falls. Franic L. Stepitan, Prosecuting Attorney.
Report says that a strike last Thursday failed to shut down the Spokane and Inland Empire railway and the city power or interurban service. Electrical Workers union officers planned to demand foremen at power sub stations who have re- kept?
Dr W J Aaron resumes dental practice and is now located in the Moorman Building on Main Avenue North opposite the Pferring IH Hotel. Phone 151.
Business directory listing for architects real estate lawyers and attorneys in Twin Falls Idaho with names such as J H Dodd Casper Nygard Burton Bothwell Orr Chapman James H Wise Ida Asher Wilson and E M Oecoe. Provides office addresses phone numbers and practice areas in courts notary public and general law.
For Sale two new houses offered on easy terms. Contact DD or BL, phone 195-W. Lost fifty dollars between Twin Falls Bank and Trust Co. and the depot. Two twenties and one ten bill. Reward. Call 705, Mrs Wendell Allen. Also miscellaneous listings with numbers. (OCR fragment)
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