Wheat and grains rally on export demand and strike optimism
Chicago on Oct 22 sees wheat prices rise 4 to 6.5 cents as export buying climbs toward 2,000,000 bushels and shipments target Belgium France Italy and Switzerland. July futures show strong closes with corn and oats advancing. hogs' weaker cash tone spurs profit-taking while fresh corn clearances aid bullish sentiment. Minneapolis cash grain reports note No 1 northern wheat at 2.08 to 2.11, while Chicago bids show No 1 hard wheat around 2.04 to 2.04 1/4 and corn around 83 1/2 to 85 cents.
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Chicago
Gulf of Mexico
Belgium
France
Italy
Switzerland
Greece
Sweden
Argentina
Kansas
Clover
Butter And Eggs Prices In Chicago Market
Butter steady at 37 54 cents a pound with receipts 1 605 cases. Eggs unchanged as poultry prices show alive fowls 22 to 27 cents and turkeys 36 cents. Potatoes steady with Wisconsin Minnesota white pack at 1.65 to 1.80 and bulk 1.60 to 1.70. Idaho rurals 2.15 and Michigan white bulk 1.70 to 1.80.
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Chicago
Treamery
Eges
Poultry Alive
Wisconsin
Minneota
South Dakota
Ohio
Idaho
Michigan
Liberty bonds closing prices and yields report
New York on October 22 reports Liberty bonds closing prices for several issues. First 43 and first 4 1-45 notes traded around $90.16 and $90.24 respectively, with second 48 $89.26 and second 4 1-45 $89.28. Third 4 1-48 traded at $90.82, fourth 4ths at $89.20, Victory 3 3-48 at $96.36 and Victory 4 4-45 at $96.40.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Victory
Bolsheviks Consider Door Keys Unnecessary
London reports that door keys are deemed unnecessary in Bolshevik life. An Associated Press correspondent in Omsk was told doors should not be bolted under the red regime. He obtained an official document granting a key and the privilege to lock his hotel room.
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London
Russia
Associated “Press
Omsk
Idaho farms and ranges produce great wealth
Boise Idaho reports Idaho farms and ranges yield an annual wealth of 140000000 dollars based on governor Davis office compilation. The state sees bumper crops with wheat corn oats hay and sugar beet crops described as large across all regions.
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Boise
Idaho
D. W.W. Davis
Chicago and Omafia Livestock Prices Slump Across Markets
Cattle receipts around 5 000 in Chicago with steers lower and veal calves near 13 to 14, hogs 18 000 mostly 60 to 75 cents below yesterday, sows 12 25 to 12 50, sheep 13 000 with fat lambs and yearlings 50 cents lower. Omafia reports hogs 4 500 50 to 60 cents down, cattle 1 400 active, beef steers strong in spots, stockers and feeders firm, sheep 3 300 with lambs and wethers steady. highest cash price for poultry noted.
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Chicago
Omafia
Transfer Business Hidden Practices Revealed
A historical note exposes how the transfer business claims to hide practices by loading and packing goods carefully to cover the true operations, suggesting that thorough handling is an integral part of the trade. This hints at methods used to mask underlying processes within the industry.
Arminta Craner seeks final three year proof at Hailey land office
Ar minta Craner of Rogerson Idaho, who filed a 1917 homestead entry for a 160 acre parcel in section 30 and 31 township 14 south range 17 east Boise meridian, gives notice of intention to make final proof on December 8 1920 before H B Powers U S Commissioner at Twin Falls Idaho. Witnesses named: Wallace Craner Buhi Idaho Joseph Brackett Rogerson Idaho Andrew Nelson Rogerson Idaho Nelson Anderson Rogerson Idaho.
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Department of the Interior
Hailey
Idaho
Arminta
Craner
Rogerson
Township
Range 17
Boise Meridian
H. B. Powers
U. S
Twinalls
Wallace W. Craner
Buhi
Joseph A. Brackett
Andrew G. Nelson
Nelson P. Anderson
U.S
Lana Wotthe
Sarah M. Joslin
Ney
Range 18
H. EB. Powers
A. S
Twin Falls
Marion Larson
Tom Willis
Iséac Wills
W. A. Miller
U. & Land Office
Nelson BP Anderson
Range
H. E. Powers
U. A
Buhl
Joseph 4. Brackett
Emerick K. Frost
William R. Day
Jasse Ey Smith
Lester BR. Hice
Ofwin Falls
Robert P. Smith
Jerome
Order to Show Cause Why Real Estate Sale Should Not Be Made
In Twin Falls Idaho Probate Court Horace Henry Goldsworthy estate Nellie B Goldsworthy as administrator petitions for sale of part of decedent real estate. The court orders all interested parties to appear on November 11 1920 at 9 am to show cause why an order of sale should not be granted.
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Twin Falls County
Idaho
Horace—Henry— “Goldsworthy
Nellie. B. Goldsworthy
Horace Henry Goldsworthy
Twin Falla
For Sale Five Room House With Outbuildings
Classified ad notes a five room house on one acre in a fine location at 400 Kimberly Road with outbuildings and a favorable price. Also contains several recruiting and sales pitches for auto accessories and factory direct opportunities.
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Kimberly Road
Probate Court Notice of Weekly Publication Schedule
The notice states publication of a weekly issue in Twin Falls Idaho for at least four consecutive weeks and completed five days before November 11 1920. Dated October 14 1920 Judge O P Duvall Probate Court seal Adv 10 15 32 29 K115.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
O. P. Duvall
Notice to Creditors Estate of Lillian Baty Deceased
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of Lillian E. Baty deceased to creditors and parties having claims to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after the first publication at Guthrie & Myers Law Office Twin Falls Idaho. Dated October 16 1920. W. S. Baty Administrator Guthrie & Myers Attorneys for Administrator. 4x Oct 22 29 Nov 5 12.
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Lillian BH. Baty
Lillian E. Baty
Parsons
Guthrie & Myers Law Office
Twin Falls
State of Idaho
Baty
Guthrie & Myers
George B. Holmes
Hotiece
Twin Palla
Idaho
Desert land entries filed for final proof in Idaho
Notices from the U S Land Office Halley and Hailey Idaho dated Sept 27 and Sept 29 1920 announce George P White of Hollister Idaho and Sarah M Joslin of Rogerson Idaho filing intent to make final proofs under the March 4 1915 act. They name witnesses and dates for proofs set in Twin Falls and Rogerson with registrars H E Powers and Ben R Gray.
Notices of Public Land Filings and Estate Claim
Public notices from Hailey and Twin Falls Idaho in October 1920 announce Nelson B P Anderson of Rogerson seeking final proof on multiple sections for a 1916 homestead entry, with witnesses listed and a December 3, 1926 date. Separate notices list Emerick K. Frost of Twin Falls seeking three-year final proof for land described in sections 26, 27 and 34, with witnesses named and a November 22, 1920 date.
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Mineapolis
Minn
E. R. White
Moon
Pastoffica
Twin Falls Floral Company
Main Avenue
Third Avenue North
Diamond
Buhle
H. S. Miller
Perrine Hotel
State of Washington
Mutual Building & Loan Office
H. Heartfield
Remington
Winchester
Care Chronicle
California
United States
Orland
Jos, Erickson, Orland
Calttoptin
Munson & Harder
Buick
Aberdeen Coal
Shankel
Coal Company
Davis Optical’ Jewelry
Trvginglair
First National Bank
Twin Falls, Idaho
Federal Reserve
F. F. Johnson
W. H. Eldridge
J. M. Maxwell
W. E. Nixon
Stl Maxwell
A. Dorman Johnson
U. S. Land Office
Halley
George P. White
Hollister
Alon 31
Township 13
South
Eas
U. 8
Chimant
James L. Hodges
Harry T. Madgwick
Follister
Idaho; WW. Homer Craven, of Hollister, Idaho; Roswell B. Cavaness
Shen R. Gray
Register
Seria No
Ben R. Gray
Thos
M. Robertson
Prench Kry U
Crxanine Co
JIE Shomnone Six, Twin Malle
Romnerey Srmar Yeas
Tal
Business Directory
E.R. Dooley
A. M
Spgn
Board of Health
Arciateocts
IH. Kopp Office
I. DB
G. Hull
Rogerson Hoitdt
Taylor Cummins
Babcock
Jas. R. Bothwell
W. Orr Chapman
James H. Wise
W. Larsen
Cottillion Hall
Asher B. Wilson
Dalle
W. P. Guthrie
Shoshorle Grocery
B. M. Wolfe Lawyer
I. D. Store
John W. Graham
F. R. Cox
Duke
Gustav G. Flechtner
Violin
Teaccher
Marinello Beauty Parlor
Kathryn Stewart
Casto
Colonia
Diamond DW. CO. Builders’ Hardware
Fire Insurance Ulm Ins. & Inv. Co
Hoepares For
Barber Shoe. CO
Cadillac and
Nash Magel Brothers
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