Chicago Market Counts Livestock Deals Across Hog Beef and Sheep
Chicago March livestock market reports firm hog and cattle prices with estimated tomorrow volumes. Hogs range from 12.50 to 16.40 per cwt for various grades while packing sows and heavy sows show 12.50 to 13.75 and 13.26 to 16.36 respectively. Beef steer values touch 11.15 to 16.00 for medium to prime, feeder and stocker cattle noted, veal calves 15.25 to 16.75, and lambs 177.25 to 20 for light to heavy grades with ewes 11 to 14.25. Estimates project tomorrow’s totals near 4,000 hogs, 4,000 cattle, and 4,000 sheep.
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Ghicago
Smoot Seeks Detailed Statement on Dissolved Public Information Committee
Republican atom Smoot asks the council of national defense for a thorough report on the dissolved committee on public information. The resolution requests information on the committee's cost, financial status, and other pertinent facts related to closing its accounts.
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Atom Smoot
Utah
Council of National Defense
Committee On Public Information
Notice to Contractors Twin Falls Highway District Sealed bids
Sealed proposals will be received at the Power Building in Twin Falls Idaho until 2 o clock March 13 1920 for the construction of about 27.5 miles of bituminous macadam pavement culverts and bridges. Work to be let in two contracts approximately as follows.
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Twin Falls Highway District
Twin Falls
Idaho
Chicago Market Report Highlights Butter and Poultry Prices
Chicago markets show butter firm at 49 cents to 64 cents a pound with creamery. Bee prices unsettled with receipts of 17 657 cases and firsts trading around 45 cents. Poultry markets remain unsettled with alive springs at 35 cents and fowls at 36 cents. overall market activity reflects varied demand and supply conditions.
Presbyterians Will Create White List of Approved Movies
The Presbyterian board of temperance and moral welfare plans a white list of approved pictures to condemn films seen as threats to child welfare and to juvenile delinquency. Rev. Walter A. Hendricks is leading the initiative, with Dr. Charles Scanlon pledging a measured approach to reform through education and activity rather than crusade.
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Associated Press
New York
Presbyterian Board of Temperance and Moral Welfare
Walter A. Hendricks
Portsmouth
Charles Scanlon
Presbyterian Board
Revival of Del Monte gymkhana on sport calendar
Del Monte Cal April 17 and 18 will revive the gymkhana a sport from horse owning days. The program features feats of horsemanship a conundrum race thread needle race musical posts and Altapulta stakes with CGS contests and a ball and mallet event. Fred A. V. Purner plans a steeplechase for hunters and a mounted parade after the polo tournament beginning March 27.
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Cal
Fred AV Purner
Pig and Home Brew for Ten Traced on Sacramento Blotter
Sacramento police report shows Howard Sutton bringing a pig and a jug of home brew to the station while leading rancher Al Bentley who had offered the animal for ten dollars with a bonus jug. Bentely deemed blind pig ging on the blotter.
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Reds Off For Spring Training In Miami Camp
Cincinnati March 5 manager Pat Moran with a squad of players from the champion National League club boarded a train for Miami where spring training will begin next Monday. The players join the team at camp early next week, some traveling directly from home.
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National League Baseball Club
Miami
Fila
Washington spring football practice begins early March
Washington University kicks off spring football practice in early March with three turnouts weekly. Weather permitting, sessions run into spring and elementary game-tech phases will be studied to prepare the squad for advanced work next fall.
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University of’ Washington
Corn Market Slips Amid Blizzard Skepticism Weakness
Chicago trading closes lower as blizzard fears proved exaggerated. May corn dipped, oats and provisions fell, May delivery rose briefly from last week’s low while export sales canceled and domestic shipping remained weak. Bulls retrenched as buying power shrank and stockyard sellers dominated.
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Grain and flour price report from Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago market notes show mixed corn at 1.55 and 1.56, yellow corn 1.56, oats around 0.89 to 0.91, rye 1.70, barley 1.36, Timothy and Clover seeds quoted, hog and lard prices listed. Minneapolis flour at 13.50 a barrel, barley 1.25, rye 1.65, bran 0.44, corn 1.45, oats 0.85 to 0.87, and triax near 4.97 to 5.07.
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Minnicapolis
Carranza Decree Freezes Duty on Petrol Products in Mexico
President Carranza issues an order exempting benzine petroleum ether gasoline and Solarine imported into Mexico from duty starting January 1 1920. The duty previously stood at 1.18 dollars per 100 pounds. Reports come from the American consulate at Juarez Mexico.
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Carranza
Mexico
Senate adopts resolution on defunct Creel Bureau
Washington March 5 The senate today adopted a resolution by Senator seeking information about the defunct Creel Bureau and its activities. The action comes as lawmakers request records and clarification from the former agency on its operations.
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Creel Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
Earthwork and Macadam Base and Culvert Materials Summary
Excavation of 28,800 cubic yards with 115,000 square yards of 5 inch macadam base and 115,000 square yards of 2 inch penetration macadam top. Culverts include 703 cubic yards concrete, 50,700 pounds reinforcing steel, 360 feet 12 inch cast iron pipe, 1,270 feet 18 inch corrugated iron, 150 feet 24 inch corrugated iron, 38,500 pounds structural steel, and 12,000 feet timber floor.
Twin Falls Highway District Seeks Bids for Major Earthwork and Culverts
The Twin Falls Highway District invites proposals for a large highway project including 35 200 cubic yards of earth excavation, 144 000 square yards of base and penetration work, numerous concrete and iron culverts, extensive steel and pipe installations, and bridge work. Plans and specs are at the district office with a $15 deposit. bids require 6 percent certified check and must follow posted forms.
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Rock and Steel F. O
Twin Falls
Twinalls Highway District
Stuart H. ‘Saylor
Twin Falls Hihway
Board of’ Commissioners
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