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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1919
Page
8
Hog receipts 26 000 with gains 25 to 75 cents. cattle and sheep unsettled with varied lifts and declines. Chicago values show heavy weights at 21.15 to 22.65 for hogs and cattle at 9.75 to 18.60 for beef steers. Omaha hogs top 22.25, cattle up to 18, veal calves 14.50 to 16. Sheep and lambs show 14.50 to 17.75 for lambs and 7.25 to 9.50 for ewes and yearlings.
Bullish corn carried price gains as hog values surged and packing house labor troubles suggested tighter markets. September corn rose to 1.93 1 9344 dollars, December to 1.62 14 1 62%. Oats fell slightly and provisions held steady to higher.
Hogs receipts 7 000 at St Joseph with top 22 50 and bulk 22 15 to 22 50. Cattle receipts 1 000 steady with steers 9 50 to 16 25, cows and heifers 5 to 15 60, calves 6 50 to 14 60. Sheep receipts 2 000 steady with lambs 10 to 16 76, ewes 7 to 9. Kansas City hog receipts 6 000 higher with bulk 22 85 to 22 50, lights 21 75 to 22 60, sows 21 to 22 15, pigs 18 to 21. Cattle receipts 23 000 uneven with steers 9 86 to 17 25, heifers 6 70 to 18 85, cows 6 40 to 12 15, calves 12 50 to 14, stockers 7 to 12 16. Sheep receipts 6 000 higher with lambs 9 to 17, ewes 3 to 17.
On July 21 Chicago markets quote No 2 mixed corn at 1.93 1.96 dollars, No 2 yellow at 1.95 141.97, oats No 2 white 82 83 cents, rye No 2 1.62 1.64, barley 1.19 1.30, lard 34.15, ribs 27.75 29. Omaha grids show No 1 white 1.99, No 2 white 1.95 1.97, No 1 yellow 1.92, No 2 yellow 1.91 1.92, No 2 mixed 1.88, oats No 2 white 71 cents, No 3 white 71 84 cents.
New York July 21 Liberty bond closing prices list yields for various issues. First 48 and first 4s trade around 93.80 and 93.66 respectively, with second 4s near 93.20 and 93.42. Victory bonds show 3s at 100 and 4s around 99.96, others around 94 region.
Kansas City market brief shows butter and feed prices steady with creamery butter at 48 cents, firsts 46 and seconds 44. Poultry items list live and dressed broilers, fowls, and turkeys with various price ranges. talons and roosters unchanged at 29.15 cents, broilers down to 86 cents per pound.
Raw sugar remains steady at 7.28 for centrifugal. Refined grades hold at cut loaf 10.50 crushed 10.25 mould 9.50 cubes 9.75 and powdered 9.20 to 9.15. Fine granulated and diamond A sit at 8.90, No 1 soft sugar 8.85.
Beginning today and for four or five days we will deliver water to stockholders at 70 percent, then cut to 20 or 85 percent. The river flow increase enables this due to upstream canals cutting back for the Fourth of July. Twin Falls Canal Company, By W A Taylor, Secretary. JT-19.
Public notice from Twin Falls Cemetery Assn dated July 19 1919 warns that maintenance fees not paid will lead to cessation of care and mowing for affected lots. Signed by Superintendent L L Snyder. Also includes a writ of attachment notice from Fourth Judicial District Idaho Twin Falls County in a case styled J Parker vs F J.
Early morning routine advocates drink hot water with lime stone phosphate to flush the stomach liver kidneys and intestines. Proponents insist it cleanses inside the body prevents toxins and bacteria from harming health and boosts energy and sleep quality.
Chicago reports firm butter with prices around 46 62 cents and egg receipts at 17 760 cases with various grade prices. Poultry and potato markets show steady activity with assorted regional prices. New York lists butter steady with mixed creamery and firsts prices and reflects varied egg grading and small regional shifts.
Classified items show a writ of attachment for Keenan and Ef Bissionette with $1190.00 claim, dated July 11 1918, filed July 16 1919, clerk C S Bow en deputy. Also notes Dr F C Beebe returning from Sidney Nebraska, and farm real estate ads by Gates Realty Co offering improved farms near Drubby with favorable payments. rental ad for a modern front boom apartment at 504 Seventh Ave cast.
A local notice advertises a general transfer business ready to move any item from a single package to multiple cases. The firm offers door delivery, pickup, and delivery to a railroad, inviting contact to discuss arrangements. Entities include unspecified transfer operators and railroad destination.
A compiled listing shows local professionals including architects J H Dodd and firms Mo B White and Asher B Wilson. Real estate agents Casper Nygard and J F Burton, attorneys Taylor Cummins and James H Wise, Livery transfer firm L F Roberts, and others appear with limited addresses and phone numbers. The directory reflects a small business community with services in auto sales and repairs, real estate, legal practice, and transportation.
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