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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1919
Page
8
The commissioners announced they would take the matter under consideration regarding alternating Saturdays for the women’s demonstration agenda in Buhl. The brief item notes officials reviewing the proposal without a final decision.
Harold Porterfeld scored 96 leading a high school stock judging contest judged by Professor G F Denman. Austin Ayotte 95, Albert Bailey 94, John Dean 93, Roland Parsons 91 among 31 participants. Mr Depman praised the overall performance.
Market reports show hogs higher across cities led by Omaha with top around 20.40 while cattle runs steady to mildly lower. Chicago and Kansas City cash bids varied with weights and classes, lambs firmer in Omaha and mixed in other markets. Sows and pigs move within 14 to 20 dollars range. veal and stocker categories show modest decreases or steadying trends.
Hog receipts 4500 at steady to 10 cents higher with top 20.30 and bulk 19.90 to 20.30. Cattle receipts 100, mainly steady, steer prices 13 to 18, cows and heifers 10.50 to 15.50, calves 6 to 12.50. Sheep receipts 1200, lambs 18 to 19.25, ewes 13 to 15.
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions prices and items like eggs and poultry with odd values and cents. No clear event, names, or地点 entities to anchor a full card. Summary treats the readable fragments as a brief market note with minimal context and no identifiable people or organizations.
Chicago traders push corn higher as excessive rains threaten delayed planting. July and September contracts rise, oats follow with a smaller uptick. Cash corn prices at Chicago reflect various yellow and white grain grades, while Omaha values show similar strength across corn and oats with mixed lots traded.
The Minneapolis market shows flour unchanged. Barley at 1.10, rye No. 2 at 1.7734, bran at 39.00, corn at 1.69 to 1.70, oats at 68 to 69 percent, flax at 3.99 to 4.01.
Liberty bond final prices today show 8 percent bonds at 98.64 with first US 45 at 95.00, pegond 4s unquoted for second lot at 94.263, third 45 at 96.66, and fourth series at 94.40.
A West Coast executive commits to renewed action on regional policy. The Farm industry leader signals support for coordinated efforts to boost agricultural trade, citing potential gains for local producers and regional markets.
About fifteen wool growers gathered at the farm bureau yesterday afternoon to meet with E. F. Rinehart of the United States Department of Agriculture. The discussion revealed several small county clips not yet sold and three warehouses available for storage, with no pool organization planned.
Thomas Skelton Harrison, formerly American minister and consul general to Weypt, died at his home in Philadelphia on May 3. He was 82 years old.
R F Roberts manager contact 216 W 126 Shoshone St. Faylor Cummins Dabcock Building 125 Malin Ave W Phone 343. Practice limited to probate and civil matters. Jas R Bothwell W Orr Chapman attorneys. AY LAW practice in all courts Phone 843 James H Wise notary public. E V Larsen Room 8 Cotillion Hall Building Phone 93. Asher B Filson Room 14 First National Bank Bldg practice appellate courts residence 559 Idaho.
For Sale 360 acres ten miles south of Gooding two miles from Tuttle station North Side water right best in Idaho Six room house barn for eight horses implement sheds good well 140 acres crop ready On gravel road highly improved Twin Falls North Side Land and Water Co. project M C Scott owner Box 65 Jerome Idaho 120 acres with house barn windmill orchard shade trees improved farm six miles from Wendell Swner immediate possession if sold soon $200 per acre $10000 cash long term balance at 7 percent Act quick.
80 acres with 50 acres alfalfa and balance plow ready for crop. Includes 4 room house, concrete cellar, good well and outbuildings. Small payment down, $500 cash. Also 40 acres at $70 per acre, 5 miles from Jerome, 85 irrigable acres with all cultivation. Federal Abstract and Investment Co. phone 225 Jerome Ida. Postoffice Building.
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