Cattle and hog markets slide in Chicago and Omaha reports
Chicago cattle receipts 28 000 with steers steady to 250 higher, heifers steady, cows unevenly lower. hogs 26 000 opened lower then steady to strong, top load 23.30. sheep 29 000 fat lambs 25 cents higher, western lambs to 18.00, natives around 12.00. Omaha hogs 3 600 down 16 to 25 cents, cattle 20 000 opening slow to weak, stockers higher, sheep 19 000 lambs steady to near steady.
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Chicago
Puik
Omaha
Neb
Butter and Eggs Prices and Poultry Report, Chicago
Butter firm creamery quotes show 87 56e with receipts of 387 cases, firsts and ordinary firsts listed. Storage pack and refrigerator firsts at 60 61G and 46 46 1-2c. Poultry alive prices vary with fowls at Tun 22e and springs 26 1-2c, turkeys 36c.
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Chicago
Potatoes Steady in Chicago Market Report
Chicago on October 25 reports potatoes steady with 125 car receipts. Northern White sacks sell from 1.65 to 1.81 per barrel/units, early Ohios range 1.70 to 1.85 with varying prices.
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Chicago
Northern White
Liberty Bonds Market Update From New York
On October 25 Liberty bonds closed with varied yields and prices across series. First 4s 31-25, first 4 1-45 at 90.12, second 4 1-45 at 88.52, third 4-48 at 90.86, fourth 4 1-48 at 88.76. Victory bonds quoted at 96.24 and 96.90 for 4-48 and 4-3-48 respectively.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Viber
Victory
Rogerson Visitors and Local Business Tuesday and Saturday
Community activity in Rogerson includes Fred Morrison and J B Rice on business Thursday, W E Dunn from Three Creek Friday, and Forest Hanger Jensen arriving with travel difficulties. Crews from Antelope Springs and Shoshone Basin reported Saturday business, with Joe Stewart and Willis also noted. Missionary meeting at Presbyterian home drew a large crowd.
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Fred Morrison
J.B. Rice
Rogerson
W. E. Dunn
Three Creek
Forest Hanger Jensen
Shoshone Basin
Creed B
Antelope Springs
Willis
Shoshone Basinogerson
Onarch
Idaho Construction “Co
Fred Bagley
Joe Stewart
Point Ranch
Hines
Twin Falls
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Feed Hendrix
Ed Terpstra
Roggre
Wheat Prices Slip Amid Nebraska Sale Reports
Chicago market shows wheat at around $1.50 in Nebraska deals, with December at 1.991-2 to 1.9938-4, March at 1.928-4 to 1.938. Corn and oats follow wheat, hogs drag down provisions while lighter news lifts briefly on coal strike hopes. Minneapolis receipts 718 cars, cash No. 1 Northern at 2.08-2.06, December 1.98-1/4, March 1.98-5/8.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Omaha
Minneapolis
Wlax
wNo
Filer News Highlights From Filer and Nearby
Local social notes cover Mr and Mrs L H Brown hosting in Buhl for dinner and Miss McGrail visiting Maron School. A Yakima area fire destroyed a Nibley Channel Lumin Hyer building near the Filer hotel but surrounding structures were saved. Juniors plan a High School play as books arrive and parts assigned. Maron Woman’s Club funds hot lunches for school kids and awaits a meeting with the school board. A Buhl vs Filer football game ended 7 to 0 in favor of Buhl with references to players’ improvement. The nonpartisan meeting at Maron was postponed. Mrs G H L Truitt’s piano pupils set a recital at the Methodist church. L O Hughes return from Caldwell after attending lodges. Master Roberts’ birthday party included games and treats. The Lyceum Chorus opens at Maron Tuesday October 68 4 At ale dime.
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L. H. Brown
Geo. Childs
Buhl
McGrail
Maron
Nibley’Channel Lumin Hyer Company
Yakima
Filer Hotel
Payette Lumber, Co's
Maron Woman’s Club
J. T. Greenwood
Dan Dwyer
Filer
Bodd
Filter
Gd. C. Felton
Hebekats
G. Divis
Master Roberts
Robert
Clark Sealey
Joan Goode
Willam’ Bunce
Billie Madland
Vern Hughes
Laymon Edwards
Bobbi
Rex ‘Davis
Dorothy ’ Goode
Sue
Glenn ‘Bunce
Maude Dryden
Imogene Love
Lyceum
Scouraa
Ale
Ladies Aid Annual Meeting and Officers Election
Arthur Walwyn Evans lectures at the Methodist church with a Wednesday afternoon event on October 27. The Ladies Aid will elect officers and hold a reception for members leaving Filer soon. H J Weaver travels to Pagatcho to join Mr McAdoo in Twin Falls. Football practice led by Leslie Aman next week. Mr Carter attends the Institute. McAdoo draws crowds at Luvering theater in Luvering.
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Arthur
Walwyn Evans
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid
Filer
H. J. Weaver
Pagatcho
McAdoo
Twin Falls
Leslie Aman
Carter
Institute
Mr. McAdoo
Luvering Theater
Notice for Publication Arminta Craner Claim in Idaho
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Hailey Idaho October 14 1926 Arminta Craner of Rogerson Idaho filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a land claim. Witnesses include Wallace W Craner Joseph A Brackett Andrew G Nelson and Nelson P Anderson. Proceedings to be before H J Powers WY 5 Commissioner at Twin Falls Idaho December 3 1920.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Hailey
Idaho
Arminta Craner
Rogerson
H. J. Powers
Twin Falls
Gaimant
Wallace W. Craner
Buhl
Joseph A. Brackett
Andrew G. Nelson
Nelson P. Anderson
Final three year homestead proof at Hailey Idaho
Emerick K Frost of Twin Falls Idaho filed notice of intent to make final proof to establish his claim to land in sections 26 27 34 14 16 Bolas Meridian. Proof to be made before H E Powers in Twin Falls on November 22 1920. Witnesses named from Rogerson Twin Falls Jerome Idaho. Also an order to show cause why order of sale of real estate should not be made in the estate of Horace Henry Goldsworthy with Nellie B Goldsworthy administrator.
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Department of the Interior
Hailey
Idaho
Emerick K. Frost
Twin Falls
Township
Rang
Bolas Meridian
H. E. Powers
A. &, Comralesioner
William R. Day
Rogerson
Jesse E. Smith
Lauter R. Hic
Twin ‘Falls
Robert P. Smith
Jerome, Idaho
Twin Falls ‘County
State of Idaho
Horace
Henry’. Goldsworthy
Nellie B. Goldsworthy
Horace Henry Goldsworthy
Twi Pulls Chronicle
Tolano
O.r. Duvall
Notices of Creditors and Desert Land Filing
Estate of George J Molmes deceased creditor claims must be filed within ten months after first publication with the administrator Thomas M Robertson Twin Falls Idaho. Also notice to creditors for Tillian B Baty deceased with Guthrie Myers attorneys and a public land filing by George P White of Hollister Idaho for desert land lot 3 2 4 SE and other parts in section 31 township 18 south range 11 east Boise meridian observed by SENR GRAY Register with witnesses named Hodges Madgwick Craven Cavan eggs.
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George J. Molmes
George B. Holmes
Thas
Twin Fakes
Twin Falls
Idaho
Tillian B. Baty
Lillian
Baty
Guthrie & Myers Law Office
W. & Baty
Guthrie & Myers
Desert land claim notice for Rogerson Idaho signer
Public land notice from the Department of the Interior Hailey Idaho dated September 25 1929 announces Sarah M Joslin of Rogerson Idaho has filed intention to make final proof to establish a desert land entry number 013861 for parts of section 32 and 31 township 15 south range 18 west Boise Meridian. The final proof is to be before H E Powers US official on December 1 1920 with witnesses Marion Larson Tom Willis Isaac Willis and W A Miller of Rogerson Idaho.
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Department of the Interior
U. 8
Lana
Hailey
Idaho
Sarah M. Joslin
Rogerson
Range
Boise Meridian
H. HE. Powers
U. S
Twin Falls
Marlon Larson
Tom’ Willis
Isaac Willis
W. A. Miller
Notice for Publication of Land Claim in Idaho
Serial No 020399 notices filed by Nelson P Anderson of Rogerson Idaho to prove final three year homestead claim for sections 19 20 30 township and range Boisemeordian prior to December 3 1920 before U S Commissioner H E Powers in Twin Falls Idaho witnesses Wallace W Graner Joseph A Brackett Arminta Craner all residents of nearby towns with dates Oct 22 29 Nov 12 19
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Keemington
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Bank and Trust Building
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Krengel ‘Machine ‘Company
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Paur
Greater
John B. White
Thos. M. Robertson
U.S. Land Office
George P. White
Hollister
Range 11
James L. Hodges
Harry T. Madgwick
Holister
W. Homer Craven
Roswell B. Cavanegs
Sen R. Gray
Register
U. & Land Office
Holley
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Boisemeoridian
H.E. Powers
Twin
Talis
Wallace W. Graner
Joseph A.brackett
Business Directory
Re Doowey A. M. Win
Board of Health
Architeces
J. H. Dodd
S. G. Hut
Rogerson Slatel
Flower Foto
First National Bank
Wits
Jas, R. Bothwell
W. Orr Chapman
James H. Wise
Bank & Trem Building
Fale
E. V. Larsen
Coitiltion Hall Building
Ida
Asher B. Wilson
Ideky
W. P. Guthrie
E. M. Wolfe
John W. Graham Lawyer Bank and Trust Building
FR. Cox
Duke
Gustav G. Flechtner
Marinello Beauty Parlor
Kathryn Stewart
Casto
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Fire Insurance Alm Ins, & Inv. Co
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