Farm Bureau to Market Poultry Campaign Aims for Fair Prices
Pren Moore from the state university poultry department arrives this week to help market 3 000 culls from Buhl Filer and Twin Falls after a Farm Bureau culling drive. Culls gather in Buhl October 26 Filer October 27 and Twin Falls October 28 crates shipped to rail stations. Prices target 22 cents per pound as dealers struggle with large volumes. Moore cautions against chasing temporary Twin Falls increases noting past Boise Nampa prices were higher but not sustained. He stresses market conditions favor a steady price this year and advises bringing fowls with light crops and some feed for better condition aboard. Local leaders and Mrs Rachel Butler Mrs E J Winans and Bill Holmes are thanked for efforts building a permanent fair poultry market in Twin Falls County.
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Poultry Department
the State University
Buhl
Filer
Twin Falls
Farm Bureau
Moore
Twin Falls County
Boise
Nampa
Mr. Moore
Rachael Butler
E. J. Winans
Bill Holmes
Taft attacks democracy and Harding support noted
In Washington on October 25 Richard H. Long, former Massachusetts governor candidate, criticized the Democratic administration as a failure and signaling support for Senator Harding. He argued the current leadership demor alizes the party while stressing wartime aviation concerns. In Birmingham, officials awaited race updates on the Gordon Bennett trophy balloons as Army No. 1 pilots Richard Thompson and Weeks waited for results.
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Taft
Nounced
Senator Harding
Democratic Party
Mr. Long
Washington
Richard H. Long
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Army No. 1
Richard Thompson
Weeks
Armed guards head to Eastport on boundary border
Armed guards were enroute tonight to Eastport Idaho on the Canadian boundary, according to W B Stauffer chief agent of the Spokane.
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Spokane
Wash
Eastport
Idaho
W. B
Coca Cola postpones common stock dividends in New York
Coca Cola company directors announced a postponement of dividend payments on common stock citing sugar shortages and the need to stockpile sugar for several months. Previous dividends of 1 a share were paid in April and July. The move follows pressure from the sugar market impacting costs and liquidity.
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New York
Coca Cola Company
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