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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
6
Local business directory item listing assorted growers and garden services. Gathers inventory including fruit and shade trees shrubs perennials and related supplies with contact phone numbers and brief notes on offerings.
Buyers urged to pick their own cherries at Blue Lakes Ranch with wholesale 144¢ per pound on 3000 lb lots and lower prices on smaller lots. Ticket money may be refunded with $5 purchase. Delivery available at Twin Falls or Jerome. Also for sale a single spring wagon at 636 2nd West, and sugar cured smoked hams at 25¢ per pound from Star Grocery & Market.
Multiple rental offers and sale notices list furnished rooms, 3 to 5 room apartments, houses with garages, and housekeeping units around Twin Falls. Also included are livestock, cattle, hogs, and farm land for sale or trade, along with wanted notices for furniture and animals and a public notice on redeeming property assessments in Local Improvement District No 40.
A garbled set of deeds lists transfers in multiple blocks and additions, including Blue Lanes Add and New School Add, followed by a Local Municipal Log about a town clerk’s railway accident and a gossip mill around Paul’s missing leg. The passages mix deed fragments with anecdotal essays on desire and community life from Read Times.
Scalds were ancient Scandinavian poets who sang or recited original verses to commemorate living heroes, kings, or ancestors. They resembled northern troubadours, German minnesingers, and Celtic bards, with only fragments of their Skaldic poems surviving in sources like the Younger Edda and various sagas.
Chicago June 22 grain prices tumbled on the Board as wheat and corn moved lower amid heavy selling by traders amid favorable weather for crops. Cash grain quotes show No 2 hard wheat at 1.61 to 1.62, No 2 yellow corn 1.06 to 1.09, with varied yellow and white lots across classes. Produce and livestock markets in Chicago and Portland also reported varied responses, with butter, eggs, and cheese prices mixed, and cattle and hog receipts steady to higher in regional markets.
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