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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
8
A list of Twin Falls businesses and professionals including Gooding Motor Co auto service and used car sales, Palace Cleaning and Tailoring, Idaho Vulcanizing Works, various lawyers and notaries, a real estate duo Nygard and Burton, and local services in the Bank & Trust area with phone numbers and addresses.
Liberty fees and bond figures lead a dense market summary from York on June 16 with cattle receipts around 6600 and sheep receipts near 6000. Beef steers price ranges, stockers and feeders firm, veal calves and feeder steers noted, plus lambs and ewes with varied values across weights and grades.
Market report lines show cattle receipts with steer prices around 12.75 to 14.75 per hundredweight and hogs at about 20.56, while sheep and lamb numbers appear in the thousands with varied bids. references to steers, cows, cutters and heifers indicate mixed demand and higher rates on some weights.
Reports from Chicago on June 164 show corn prices rising to new highs as the market rallies. Analysts note demand from processing firms and export optimism fueling the surge.
Early trade notes describe buyers active for oats and corn as prices hit season highs. Chicago reports corn in No 3 yellow at 1.77 1 2 to 1.78 1 2, with oats at 70 1 2 to 72 cents basis white variety. Omaha lists No 4 white corn at 1.78 and No 2 white oats at 68 3 4 to 69 1 2 cents.
Butter prices unsettled with receipts and storage data. poultry steady. New York commodities cited include flour prices for various grades, wheat and corn spot levels, oats, hay, hops, pork, lard, tallow, and rice with current bid ranges and movement across grades and regions.
Chicago dated notes show potato prices for rival grades, with old northern white at 1.40 to 1.65 per cwt and new Bliss Trumps steady from 3.50 to 4.50 per cwt, reflecting market fluctuations.
New York reports steady raw sugar at 7.28 for centrifugal and refined grades unchanged. Prices listed include cut leaf 10.50, crushed 10.00, mould A 9.60, cubes 9.75, XOXO powdered 9.20, standard powdered 9.15, fine granulated 9.00, diamond A 9.00, confectioners A 8.90, No 1 soft sugar 8.85, with additional entries for assorted forms.
Two girls seeking work stayed overnight ironing collars in a Chinese laundry. They reported strong odors to police in the morning. Officers seized a plum outfit and a quantity of opium. One Chinaman claimed the doctor ordered opium for his stomach.
Here is an 80 acre Palouse farm described as near town with rich black soil. It includes 55 acres in crop eight acres alfalfa a six room house and ample barn space. Water piped to buildings and a splendid orchard. Asking price in cash.
An early health note warns men and women to guard against kidney trouble from heavy meals and uric acid buildup. It links sluggish elimination, bladder weakness, and heart strain to overwork and poor dietary choices, noting back pain and headaches as warning signs.
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