Chicago and Omaha Market News Reports Hogs Cattle Sheep
Chicago and Omaha market notes show hogs mixed to steady with bid declines in some grades and cattle receipts around four thousand in Chicago and eleven hundred in Omaha. Prices vary by weight, with beef steers and veal calves priced, while shipping stocks rally briefly before retreating, and Liberty bonds post firm quotes in New York.
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Chicago
Stutz Motors
Stromberg
United States Industrial Alcohol
American Car
Royal Dutch
General Cigars
Keystone Tire
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
International
United States
Faces of Market Turbulence on Midweek Stock Exchange
In Chicago on July 18 dramatic price swings marked the weeks trading session with a recess planned for tomorrow. Short selling fueled fluctuations across motors oils steel and iron companies tobacco tea and various specialties. Transportation issues lagged behind with only a few low grade issues showing life as overall listings dipped to lower levels.
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Chicago
Stock Exchange
Motors
Grain Market Sees Corn Down On Labor Unrest
Chicago July 18 severe speculative twists sent corn prices lower as liquidation and labor unrest weighed. Prices closed unsettled with September at 1.90 and December 1.60, oats/off slightly, provisions down. Bearish sentiment grew from labor disputes at stock yards and reports of ample meat and dairy supplies.
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Chicago
Grain and market quotes from Chicago Minneapolis and Omaha
Chicago reports mixed corn at 1.90 to 1.94 dollars and No 2 yellow 1.94 to 1.99, oats No 2 white 78 to 79 cents, rye No 2 1.50, barley 1.17 to 1.28, timothy 9 to 12, lard 33.72, ribs 27.25 to 28.26. Minneapolis shows flour unchanged, barley 1.13 to 1.22, rye No 2 1.565 to 1.57, bran 38 dollars, Omaha lists corn No 2 white 2 dollars, No 1 yellow 1.90, No 2 yellow 1.89, mixed 1.89, No 2 white 75 cents.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha
Butter Market Report from Chicago Mid July
CHICAGO July 18 Butter prices show lower tones with creamery butter at 46 62 cents. Receipts reach 13 220 cases for firsts 41 41 4 cents and ordinary firsts 83 744.
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Chicago
Water delivery plan extended to stockholders for days
Beginning today and running for four or five days we will deliver water to stock holders at 70 percent, then cut to 30 or 35 percent. The river’s higher flow allows the increase, due to upper river canals cutting back during the Fourth of July celebration. Twin Falls Canal Company, by W A Taylor, Secretary. JT-19
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Twin Alls Canal Company
W. A. Taylor
Public notice to destroy thistles along highways and lands
Summons bill 87 requires property owners adjoining public highways to remove all noxious weeds. The public is notified to destroy or deter feeding Canadian thistles on highways ditches and private lands. By order of the Board of County Commissioners KL Moore chairman. Also wants to buy underwood typewriter cheap from Chas. Ss. Rowcliffe 126 Shoshone St.
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Board of County Commissioners
Chas. Ss. Rowcliffe
Shoshone St. W
Drink Hot Water Before Breakfast Internal Bath Belief
Column extols drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to flush stomach and organs. It claims internal cleansing removes waste, poisons, and toxins, improving health and reducing ailments. Promotes buying limestone phosphate for internal sanitation.
Typhoid controls praised at Camp Lewis during war
Typhoid fever was limited to nine cases among 125000 men at Camp Lewis, as Lt Col El JH Sharpe reports. He notes 20788 cases and 1580 deaths in the Spanish American war and credits personal hygiene sanitation and inoculation for the lower rate. Public notices and ads follow.
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Tacoma
Wash
No. 4 District Court Writ Attachment July 11 1919
Notice from the Fourth Judicial District Tolaho Twin Falls County that a writ of attachment issued July 11 1919 seizing defendant W. J. Keenan and I. Hissionette property valued at $1190. Clerk Siggins Deputy Bowen attest seal July 15 1919. Asher B. Wilson attorney for plaintiff Twin Falls Idaho. Also an ad for sale of a quitting retail bakery business Royal Bakery with transfer and delivery services nationwide.
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Fourth Judicial District
Tolaho
Twin Falls County
Parker
W. J. Keenan
I. Hissionette
Asher B. Wilson
Twin Falls
Idaho
Business Directory Archilects and Local Services
A compressed listing shows multiple Twin Falls firms and professionals. J H Dodd architectural office. auto dealers including De Paige Marmon Chevrolet and Good year tires. Gooding Motor Co. White Auto Co. Dr Robt A Parrott eye care. A E Livery and transfer. Casper Nygard and J F Burton real estate. Taylor Cummins and James H Wise lawyers. E V Larsen and others in legal services. Suuin Palla o Idaho and W P Guthrie and E M Polfe lawyers listed with addresses and phone numbers.
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Optometrist
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