Wool Warehouse Movement Aims to Boost Denver Industry
A plan seeks a 200000 wool warehouse in Denver with nearby manufacturing ties and strong Boston backing. Denver capital and western growers would form a major stockholding base, supported by banks offering 75 percent advances on stored wool, aiming to cut freight losses and centralize western wool supply.
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Denver
Boston
Chi
FP. L. Bartlett
Chamber of Commerce
Beleves
Western Wool Growers
Denver Capital
Chicago
Wyoming
New Mexico
Colorado
Boston Papers
Poultry Circular Aims to Enforce Dead Poultry Law
Pure Food Commissioner E W Burke has issued a circular to poultry caterers emphasizing the new statute governing the sale of dead poultry. He notes recent notices show compliance gaps and urges strict adherence to the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food
E. W. Burke
Poultry Catera
Airy, Food and Oil Commissioner
Lease Law Agitation Returns at Cheyenne Meeting
The American National Livestock Association plans to push a lease law in Congress to lease unoccupied public domain in the west. Woolgrowers oppose it, blocking passage before. Wyoming Wool Growers meet in Cheyenne on January 34 to debate with top land-law experts leading discussions. Governor Bryant I Brooks will speak on Land Laws, with possible attendance by Congressman Frank Mondell.
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J. 8. Brooks
Northwestern
Burlington
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Ilis
Cheyenne
Casper
Messrs. Sullivan
Patton
Cunningham
Nowon
Bryant Sh. Brooks
American National Livestock Association
Congress
Morehan
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Bryant I. Brooks
Frank W. Mondell
Mondell
Great Lands Committee
Wyoming Wheat Tops Bread Making Quality
At the Omaha Corn exhibit a small Wyoming sample from John Brow wheat, raised by Prof. McWetby at Laramie, achieved the highest bread making quality. It yielded 64.0 percent flour, 44.4 percent wet gluten, and produced a loaf of 158 cubic inches, outpacing a Washington turkey red which reached 62.5 percent flour, 38 percent wet gluten and 147 cubic inches.
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Omaha
Wyoming
John Brow
McWetby
Laramie
Washington
Wyo
Tribune
Looks Out For Homesteaders Amid Severe Winter Weather
The district land office registers a price official asking the department to aid settlers due to harsh winter. The request highlights hardship for homesteaders and potential relief measures considered by authorities.
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Price
Register Price of the
District Land Office
Department
Christmas at the Churches at St Mark's Episcopal
Christmas services at St Mark's Episcopal Church include Sunday morning worship at 11 with a musical vesper at 4 30 in place of the usual evening service A pre arranged program features organ voluntary processional hymns solos duets and choir numbers plus violin solos and recessional hymns performed by E W Reade Nevin Nevinlinger and others, highlighting carols and the Messiah selections
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Methodist
Methodist Church
Sim
Jesus
Leonard
Beotlat
Kyrick
Iredo
Mozart
Guned
Agnus del
Noel
O' Salutaris
Newman
St. Mark's Church
Nazareth
Neidlinger
Nevin
Railroad May Grant New Wool Rate for Casper
The Industrial Club pressed for a wool handling rate. A letter from Mr. Miller, general traffic and passenger agent for the Nebraska and Wyoming divisions, signals railroad willingness to consider a favorable adjustment. He notes mutual benefit to Casper and promises careful attention to arranging satisfactory handling.
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Industrial Club
Miller
Treigh
Nebraska and
Wyoming
Spears
Casper
Dunn
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Tle
The
Food Commission
Douglas
General Land Office
D. C
Romis
J. W. Price Register
Eviron Press
Great Northwestern Road
Minis
Northwestern Road
Cantiltion
Mughitt
Gardner
Walters
Braden Down
Tam A Stourman
Episcopal
Mumning
Adams
Christiaas
K E. W. Reade
Oregon City
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