Alfalfa Demand Drives Western Cattle Feeding Trends
Alfalfa remains the top value crop in western states led by California where hay income exceeds all deciduous fruits except grapes. Despite rising acreage, prices do not signal overproduction. drought and beef demand sustain high hay use for cattle feeding and stocker sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calfornia
Gahliforma
Intermanutain
Drouth
Cattle and Horses Branded in Wyoming Range Areas
Cattle branded John B Curtis with cut on left side and hip. horses branded CC on left thigh. Livestock roams Fall River basin. horses move from Dry Piney basin to head of La Barge. Post office noted Piney Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KJ. Loman
Hillmont
Wyo
Catrie
Green River
New York
Green River Lake
P. O
Murdock Estate
Postoree Big Piney
Wyoming
Bar
Cora
Beaver
Fall River Basin
Twin Creek
Daniel
Newfork
Big Piney
Fall River ‘Basin
Horse Creek
South Piney
Postoffice
Merna
Halfway
Forks
Gypaum
Fall River
Bari
Fall River Beam
Big Timey
Dan Rathbun
Mason, Wye
Range
Green River Valley Postol
The
John B. Curtis
Piney Basin
Gig Piney
Labor Leader Urges Support for Red Cross
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor says the masses suffer most in disasters and praises Red Cross relief. He notes AFL supports Red Cross appeals at each Roll Call and affirms continued service by the federation, while highlighting Green as a Red Cross incorporator board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Amerian Federation of Labor
Green
Nurses Enrolled With Red Cross for Service
Forty nine thousand nurses enrolled with the American Red Cross in Washington under society regulations may be summoned in disaster or emergencies. From this pool twenty thousand served in World War I and the Red Cross nurses act as a standing reserve for the Army and Navy Nurse Corps and other government health services.
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Nursing Service
The
American Red Cross
Washington
Red Cross
Army and Navy Nurse Corps
United States
Refuge and relief tied to Little St Eustatius Island
The passage notes Little St Eustatius Island in the Dutch West Indies sheltered American shops during the Revolution. A September hurricane caused heavy losses, and the American Red Grass funded a small relief gesture recalling the historic friendship with the island. It mentions fifty one nations in the League of Red Cross Societies ready to run health disaster and life saving programs globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Eustacius Island
Dutch West Indies
League of Red Cross Societies
Red Cross Expends Eight Millions for Relief in Disaster
The American Red Cross aided 120 disasters across the United States and possessions, spending 8 020 000 on relief and rehabilitation. It sent 76 300 to 11 foreign nations and contributed 5 883 725 62 from the public for the West Indies hurricane relief, aiding over 700 000 people.
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United States
American Red Cross
Red Crags
West Indies
Florida
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Red Cross
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Green River Valley
Josephine A. Budd
John C. Budd
Mickelson & Jensen
J. M. Noble
P.O
P.O, Cara
m_S. Plank
Cnding Lindback
W. Montrose
Co. H. Kelly
Wm. Woods
Clifton
Frank Springman
Frank D. Ball
C. G. Jewett
Ralph W. Mills
LUCE
Walter C. Ball
Gust Larson
Alex Price
E. A. Richardson
W. E. Enos
E. H. Shideler
T. D. O'Neil
Wye
D. J. Guthrie
Mason, Wyoming
D. E. Bess
Kendall Wyoming
H. L. Budd
F. D. Chapel
Big Piney, Wyoming
Tra
A. Bailey
LaBarge, Wye
LaBarge
Casper
Riverton
Evanston
Shell of Company
Front Street
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Offee
John A. Meyer
Daniel, Wyomme
S“Ney
Exney
Townsup
Etheal A Richardson
Daniel Wyoming
Leo, L. Baker
Clarence F. Webb
Alvin H. Sage
Willard Todd
J. T. Booth
Register
Charles Budd
Marbleton
LABOR
PINEY
Big Piney’s
W. 8. Nichols
MR. Cattleman
Triangle Live
Personal Service
Triangle
Commision Co
Geo. E. Parker Sheep
C. J
Chris
Horn Cattle
Omaha
Agata
Wood Oswald CO
Stock Yard Station
Clyde