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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1919

Page

8

Chicago Market Quotes for Hog Cattle and Sheep Trade

Hog receipts 13 000 in Chicago with 5 000 expected tomorrow remain even. Prices range heavy 17 50 to 19 50, pigs 16 50 to 18 75, packing sows 15 75 to 16 25, light prices 18 25 to 19 60. Cattle receipts 2 000 with 2 000 expected. beef steers 11 75 to 18 00, calves 20 to 21, butcher cows 6 75 to 14 75, feeder and stocker steers 6 75 to 12 75. Sheep receipts 10 000 with 2 000 expected. lambs 12 75 to 15 25, yearlings 10 to 11 75, ewes 7 25 to 8 60, culls 2 25 to 6 50.

Chicago Omaha

Omaha Market Prices cattle hogs and sheep report

Omaha market recap September 5 shows hog receipts 3500 with prices largely down from yesterday. Cattle receipts 2000 with limited beef and butcher sales and lower stocker prices. Sheep receipts 28,000 with opening sales steady and feeder lambs scarce. Prices span hogs from 16.50 to 18.50 and cattle from 7.25 to 17.50, sheep from 2.75 to 13.15 per hundredweight.

Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trade Lane

Chicago market notes show strong potato arrivals with 30 cars. Minnesota Early Ohio, Wisconsin round white, Idaho russets, and Maine Irish Cobblers listed with prices per cwt and per car load, including No 1 classifications and bagged lots.

Chicago Minnegota Wisconsin Ydaho Maine

Butter and Poultry Prices in Chicago Market

Chicago market report shows butter steady with creamery at 49 to 56 cents. Hees steady with receipts of 8159 cases, firsts 48 to 44 cents, ordinary firsts 38 to 39 cents, storage packed firsts 88 or 48 cents. Poultry alive unsettled with springs at 39 1/2 cents and fowls at 26 1/2 cents.

Chicago

Liberty bonds and Victory notes listed with prices

The document lists Liberty bonds at various prices including amounts around 99.94 and 94.96, Victory 8% bonds at 99.50, and related fees and yields. It notes multiple series such as first 4a and third 4% with figures like 94.640, 922.80, and 04686, indicating market quotes and numbers. More values follow in a dense financial listing.

Liberty Victory

Grain market rally lifts corn and oats in Chicago trading

Chicago price action shows liquidation pause with strong close for September December and May corn, oats up alongside. Bulls argue lower costs and Texas grain quality concerns support gains as cash markets in Minneapolis show steady flour and grain values. Futures reflect improved demand and packer buying supportive of provisions.

Chicago Texas CASH

Fair Price Committees Barred From Raising Prices

The Associated Press reports that Attorney General Palmer informed nationwide fair price committees that they should not sanction price increases. Some committees working with the justice department in the cost of living effort were accused of charging consumers, prompting an official circular clarifying they have no Washington approval.

The Associated Press Washington Fair Palmer Department of Justice

Pershing Cuts Sentence of Brutality Convict in France

General Pershing reduced the sentence of Lieutenant Frank H. Smith from three years to 18 months. Smith, known as "Hard boiled," commanded the Chelles detention farm in France and was convicted of brutality, with confinement at Gievres.

Prohibition Enforcement Bill Narrowly Debated in Senate

The Senate considered the prohibition enforcement bill with limited debate. Senator McNary added sweet cider to non intoxicating beverages exempted from the act and Senator Overman exempted drug cure sanatoriums from strict liquor restrictions when prescribed by doctors.

Associated Press Washington Senate House McNary Oregon Overman Democrat North Carolina

Discussion on minority protection clause in Austrian treaty

At Paris the Entente and associated powers continue talks on guaranteeing minority rights in territories detached from Austria. Romania and Serbia have not accepted the clause, with Serbia opposing what it calls interference in its interior affairs. Serbian authorities insist minorities are already protected by Serbian law.

Associated Press Paris Entente Associated Powers Rumania Serbia

Slight vote expected against league covenant

Paris leaders foresee a narrow opposition to the league covenant in the chamber of deputies debate. Opponents form concrete groups while supporters tally around 350 with many absentees, shaping a likely limited adverse vote unless an unforeseen incident occurs.

Associated Press Paris Chamber of Deputies

Four More Bandits Captured in Tampico

Mexico City reports military authorities in Tampico district have captured four more bandits accused of complicity in the murder of John W. Correl of Ida. The arrests follow earlier seizures as authorities tighten security in the region.

Tampico Mexico City John W. Correl Ida

Former Sioux City Cop Sentenced for Bank Robbery Conspiracy

Frank Boyles a former Sioux City policeman and his accomplice Jack Suppli were sentenced in Watertown South Dakota to seven years in the state penitentiary for robbing the Dempster State Bank at Dempster North Dakota on August 2. Boyles was captured in Chicago about two weeks ago.

Associated Press Sioux City Frank Boyles Dempster State Bank Dempster Jack Suppli Watertown S. D South Dakota State Penitentiary Boyles Chicago

Paris work fete committee of the American Saree

A short note from the Associated Press mentions a Paris work fete committee and a celebration related to American saree cultural showcase. The fragment implies an event organizing group but provides little detail on date or venue.

Asoeinte Press Pari

Rogerson Mercantile Company Dissolution Notice

In the Fourth Judicial District Twin Falls Idaho the Rogerson Mercantile Company petitions to dissolve and be disincorporated. A hearing is set for October 8 1919 at 10 oclock in the forenoon in the District Court in Twin Falls County Idaho with sale application to be heard. Clerk C Siggins Deputy C L Bowen Watters Hodgins Batley attorneys for petitioner.

Fourth Judicial District District Court Twin Falls Idaho C. Siggins C. L Bowen Watters

Tampico case spurred by Correl family travel request

Press dispatches report a request to the Washington state department to bring Correl's wife and son from the United States to Tampico to identify prisoners in a pending case. The note adds that the aim is to establish identities amid ongoing developments.

Okla State Department Washington Correl United States Tampico

We Buy Hides Wool Pelts and Tallow

We ship goods to any place on earth and will come to your door to collect hides wool pelts and tallow. We handle a general transfer business undertaking to transfer anything from a single package up. Shall we call and talk it over.

Wes H. F. Norton Coo. Inc 15Th Ave Front St. Nampa Idaho

Attorneys at law listings and contacts

Jas R Bothwell and Orr Chapman are attorneys practicing in all courts. The listing notes their offices with addresses and phone numbers, including 848 E FP and Room 8 Cotillion Hall Building, plus a separate contact for Larsen Lawyer with phone 93.

Jas. R. Bothwell Orr Chapman E. FP Larsen Cotillion Hall Building

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