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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1919
Page
8
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Omaha reports 7000 hog receipts with market steady to higher. Top hog price $19.85, heavy and packing sows mixed around $19.65 to $19.80. Pigs 17.25 to 18.25. Cattle receipts 300 with beef steers and heifers up 50c to 760 higher, bulls steady, stockers and feeders up 260. Lambs and yearlings up 60c, sheep steady. Sheep receipts none.
Chicago reports show weakness most of the day as harvest pressures and labor unrest weigh on prices. July corn slips to 168 3 4, September 160 1 2 to 160 5 8, oats follow corn’s lead and provisions show mixed moves while traders await the 200,000 bushel rule. Other cities list mixed quotes for yellow and white corn, oats and flour prices.
The afternoon price sheet shows flour at 12 dollars per barrel in eight pound cotton sacks. Barley trades around 1.05 to 1.14 dollars per bushel. Rye No 2 ranges 1.42 to 1.48 dollars, bran at 3.34, corn 1.85 to 1.68, flax near 4.68 to 4.71 dollars.
Chicago and New York reports show butter firming with varied creamery categories and small changes in prices. Chicago prices include firsts and storage packed firsts with modest gains, while New York lists creamery higher than extras and fresh gathered extras. Poultry remains mostly steady with live prices for broilers, turkeys, and old roosters noted.
Chicago June 1 report shows potato arrivals and prices for several varieties. Listings include No 1 Irish cobbler and Texas Bites at given per cwt and per barrel figures, with Florida Spaulding Road noted among the market items.
A faded hair ad promises instant darkening with Wyath’s Sage and Sulphur Compound sold at drug stores. It claims one or two applications conceal gray hair, restoring a youthful appearance, and markets as a toilet requisite for grooming and preventive care.
On June 7 in New York Liberty bonds posted final prices: first 49 at 99.44, first 48 at 95.90, second 4s at 94.30, second 448 at 94.74, third 446 at 95.62, fourth 4% 5 at 94.86, Victory bonds at 100, Victory 4%3 at 99.98.
Sixteen boys and girls gathered at Mrs. A. S. Martins home to launch a new club in Twin Falls County. Led by A. J. OReilly the group plans projects in gardens corn poultry and sewing. Officers named Carl Drury president Mildred Bertsch vice president and Mrs. A. S. Martin local club leader. Next meeting set for Mrs. A. Clark home on June 27.
Miss Edna Ludwig and two other women drove to Gooding to attend Dr Olson of Salt Lake on child welfare problems. Mrs T E West of Jerome visited Tw Asegterday for a brief shop. Edith Bower of Burley was in Pwin Falls yesterday for a brief business trip.
David 8 Barry of Michigan, with twenty years in the service, has moved from Senate page to sergeant at arms. He has served as stenographer for congressmen and newspapers, becoming an authority on etiquette and usage. Farmers near Kimberly may obtain farm loans at six percent interest today through Kimberly National.
Sales notice describes an 80 acre Litled Farm near Palouse with rich black dirt, 70 cultivated, 66 crop, 8 alfalfa, 8 orchard, 6 room house, barn space, water to buildings, price 7780 cash upfront 2000 down, equipment and horses included. Also mentions North Idaho stock and dairy farm with improvements and equipment near St Maries Idaho. Local lawyers listed in Twin Falls and nearby towns.
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