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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1919
Page
8
Chicago and Omaha live stock listings show Hogs, Cattle, and Sheep with receipts, price ranges, and directional shifts. Records include top figures for hogs at 17.50 to 18.15, cattle mostly 8.25 to 17.66, and lambs around 12.25 to 15.00, reflecting firm to higher tones and mixed quality divisions.
Chicago Sept 22 Prices close strong with oats and corn firmer and hogs rising as steel strike expectations lift the market. Cash demand stays robust. buyers include shorts and commission houses amid light country offerings and renewed grain support. Board details bid bond and performance terms for Shoshone Falls Memorial Association proceedings.
Liberty bonds final prices today list 3 percent and 4 percent series with values for first and second 45s and 44s, third and fourth 4 1/4s, and Victory 8s. Prices shown: first 45s 94.80, second 45s 95.16, first 44s 93.84, second 44s 94.14, third 4 1/4s 95.86, fourth 4 1/4s 93.88, Victory 8s 99.88 and 99.96.
Potatoes weaker as 86 carloads arrive from Minnesota Wisconsin and Idaho. Bulk and sack rounds and whites priced about 2.45 to 2.90 per hundredweight with variations by variety and origin. Early Ohios and U S No 1 sacked rounds noted among the offerings.
Wallace Fullmer, 17, was returned yesterday to Twin Falls by Judge O P Duvall. He had left home for unknown reasons, was found last week at his sister's home in Spring Glen, Utah, after living with his parents near Twin Falls. The father said the boy's services were needed on the farm.
In Chicago on September 22 corn No 2 mixed 1.47% to 1.49% per bushel. No 2 yellow 1.49 to 1.50. Oats No 2 white 69 to 73 8% cents. Barley 1.20 to 1.30. Timothy 8.50 to 11.25. Pork and realties nominal. Ribs 18.25 to 19.50. Tard 24.45. In Minneapolis flour unchanged. Barley 95% to 125. Rye No 2 1.38 to 1.39. Bran 38. Corn 1.44 to 1.45. Oats 64 to 66 1/2. Flax 4.65 to 4.70.
George Edwards, arrested in Watsonville, admits making the bomb that killed Mrs G P Greenwood in Oakland on March 18. He says money motive was to cause excitement and police expect to return him to Oakland for prosecution.
The Sho shone Falls Park Memorial association invites sealed bids by Sep 29 1919 at 8 p m for about two miles of gravel surfaced dirt road. Bids prepared per W C Wyckoff plans in Twin Falls Idaho. Bid check of two dollars payable to C J Hahn treasurer to accompany bid. forfeited as liquidated damage.
A health notice warns that meat consumption raises uric acid risking kidney irritation and dull pain. It promotes Jad Salts as a remedy to flush and neutralize kidney acids, claiming it improves urine irritation and bladder weakness.
A writ of attachment was issued September 3 1919 in the District Court Twin Falls County Idaho in the case A M Sande v N B Harris for $1002 69. Clerk Co C Biggins certifies the document dated September 5 1919 with deputy C L Bowen and Walters Hodgin as plaintiff’s attorney in Twin Falls Idaho.
In Twin Falls Idaho the Rogerson Mercantile Company petitions to dissolve in district court. A hearing is scheduled for October 3 1919 at 10 o clock in the forenoon in the court room. The clerk is Co. C. Siggine with Watters Hodgins and CG Bailey acting as attorneys for petitioners.
Two marriage licenses were issued yesterday. Ellerman G. Wolfenbarger age 27 and Sylvia C. Wellman age 10, both of Buhl, received licenses. Ralph Ki Turner age 21 of Amity Oregon and Filsie secu Cb of Dt also obtained licenses. Saturday licenses included Clarence Adlen Ale Iachron age 22 of Buhl with Miss Bere tha Benter age 18 of Pwin Fatls, and Everett R. and Georgia Loredo Purrell of Shoshone who also drew licenses.
The fire department answered two calls yesterday to a blaze at the Washington school building where roof work was underway. A bucket of tar caused the fire, but it produced no serious damage and was quickly extinguished.
William Kemp aged 17 in Queen Elizabeth I's era completed a remarkable nine day journey on foot from London to Norwich. The feat is noted as the longest dance on record, reflecting his enduring pace and historic performance.
For sale garage on Columbia Highway Hood River Oregon Vince 1700 address A B C Chronicle 9 21 12x K 10 3. A middle aged gentleman seeks room and board with private family address XNIX Care Chronicle 6x pd 9 19 K 9 25. For sale or rent 40 acres SW NW Sec 23 two 9 nug 74 near Buhl unimproved paid up water right. Look over the land before you write me address Henry Sulliman North Bend Oregon 9 19 3x IK 9 22.
The advertisement highlights careful movers who can relocate valuable furniture, pianos, bric-a-brac, and art objects without injury. It emphasizes responsibility for any loss and notes few occasions to compensate, portraying their workers as strong, careful men who avoid rough handling.
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