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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
8
Chicago and Omaha stockyards list receipts cattle hogs and sheep for July 14 with price ranges by weight and grade. Hogs top around 22.95 at Chicago and 22.15 at Omaha. cattle valued up to 17.50 for beef steers. sheep lambs show strong to mixed prices. reports include tomorrow's estimated receipts and steady to lower trends across categories.
CHICAGO July 14 Butter higher creamer 44. Eggs receipts 20,138 cases firsts 41% 42c ordinary firsts 39 40c at mark 93 41%c storage packed firsts 43% 44c. Poultry alive higher fowls 33c. Potatoes weaker arrivals 8% cars New carrots Irish Cobblers Virginia mostly 7.50 bbl Missouri Kansas Early Ohio 3.85 C Southern Bliss Triumphs sacked 4 4.25 cwt. KANSAS CITY July 14 Butter unchanged Eggs higher firsts 42c seconds 34c. Poultry Hens 1? higher 28%4c others unchanged.
The H. F. Norton Co advertises buying hides wool pelts and tallow with price quotes on request. Call to ship hides direct and receive same day remittance once goods are received. No shipment too small or large. Located at 15th Ave and Front St in Nampa Idaho with telephone 81.
Chicago July 14 rains eased the corn market after an early upturn. September and December contracts shifted to lower levels as moisture reached Kansas and Iowa, with oats also down. Provisions moved amid mixed signals as traders awaited export developments and noted a late setback in the cattle market.
Henry Ford testified in the $1,000,000 libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune. Much of the day’s evidence consisted of Tribune editorials and Detroit Free Press articles about Ford, with little direct testimony from him. Delavigne’s articles were cited as influencing Ford’s pacifist ambitions and peace publicity funds. Ford resumes testimony tomorrow.
Beginning today and for four or five days water will be delivered to stockholders at 70 percent capacity, then reduced to 30 or 85 percent. The higher delivery stems from river flow increases as upper river canals cut back during July Fourth. W. A. Taylor, Secretary. J-1-19.
Washington April 14 The House rejected the vetoed 23 060 000 agricultural appropriation and refused to pass over President Wilsons veto after voting 247 to 135. Repeal advocates had eight votes short of a two thirds requirement. urban members opposed while rural districts favored the repeal. Senate plans indicate a repeal fight, but the failure to pass the bill over the veto blocks Senate action this session.
Notice states that all operators using public highways to carry passengers or freight for hire must procure something from the Public Utilities Commission under Idaho Session Laws of 1919 and 197x. The fragment notes regulatory requirement and licensing origin, with emphasis on highway operation for hire.
Millions follow an inside bath routine by drinking hot water with lime stone phosphate at dawn. Advocates claim it flushes the stomach liver kidneys and intestines, removing waste to prevent headaches bad breath and other ailments. The piece urges readers to buy phosphate powder and promotes internal sanitation as superior to external washing.
Notice outlines a license and bond requirement for all motor vehicle operators within the common carrier class. Bonds must be between 3000 and 5000 dollars and applications are to be filed at the County Assessor’s office in Twin Falls. Also includes a real estate ad for highly improved farms near Buhl offered by Gates Realty Co with payment plans and contact details.
George Webb and Guy C Regan, former service men, filed discharge papers with the county clerk and recorder yesterday. The move aims to preserve service records and is expected to gain congressional action to certify the deals and bonds involved.
A local contact offers general transfer services to move anything from a single package to large loads. They propose delivering items to the rail road and invite a call to discuss terms and arrange a visit to review how they can handle your transfers.
Large Tuesday posters were received in Twin Falls urging returned servicemen to “stick together” by joining the American Legion. The posters will be distributed today in conspicuous places. Mrs. H. E. Briggs and her young daughter left yesterday for southern California where they will stay for several months.
A compact page lists businesses and professionals including J H Dodd Office I D Building with auto parts and service, Gooding Motor Co in Twin Falls, real estate by Casper Nygard and J F Burton, and a roster of attorneys such as Taylor Cummins Babcock Building and James H Wise. Also notes rooms and contact numbers for law practice and notary services.
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