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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1919

Page

4

Kendrick Bill to Free Meat Market Gains Party Support

Progressive Republicans demand placing Kendrick’s bill on the legislative calendar to curb packers monopoly and open meat markets. Iowa Senator Kenyon and Nebraska Senator Norris back the bill after agriculture committee hearings, noting it aims to aid producers and consumers while avoiding extreme measures. Support from Kansas Live Stock Association Texas Cattle Raisers Association and Missouri Live Stock Producers Association endorses narrowing packer control.

John B. Kendrick Wyoming William 5. Kenyon Iowa George W. Norris Nebraska Senate Agriculture Committee Kendrick Sims House Kansas Live Stock Association Congress Stockmen of America Association of ‘Texas Missouri Live Stock Producers’ Association Asoneie Missouri

Jobs for the jobless

Immigration trends show new arrivals roughly equal departures. In 1918 only 110,618 immigrants arrived, far below prewar levels of over a million annually. The nation faces a three million worker shortfall, and a swift return to normal economic activity is unlikely.

What the Farmer Gets

The farming community faces a peculiar economic position with farmers unable to set prices for their products. Archer Wall Douglas predicts an end to high agricultural prices and emphasizes stabilizing prices to reflect farming costs rather than endless competition and distribution inefficiencies. He notes many farmers' organizations advocate reasonable profits for producers.

Archer Wall Douglas

A Lesson From Russia on Syphilis Spread

The article argues syphilis is widespread in Russia and infectious within families and communities, with 50 to 60 percent of cases arising from non sexual causes. It cautions Americans to study community histories to gauge national infection levels and urges action by the U.S. public health service to check the disease.

Russia United States United States Public Health Service

Centenary of First Steam Atlantic Voyage From New York

New York marks one hundred years since the Savannah left for Savannah. Built by Crockett and Finkett, launched August 22, 1818, she crossed to Liverpool in 26 days with steam power. Her voyage proved transatlantic steam navigation feasible, inspiring later maritime triumphs.

Savannah New York Crags Atlantic Savannals Goroas the Great Pofid Crockett and Finkett Corlear's Flock New York Customhouse Blephen Wall Morristown N. J Daniel Dod Ol Elizabett Havre Sdases and Scarborough Savane Georgie City Liverpool St Petersburg Copenhagen Stockholm Cronstadt Stockhholm St. Petersburg Siail

American Mexican Settlement Will Be Both Wet and Dry

In Galenico California plans reveal a hybrid settlement with a dry U S section and a nearby Mexican distillery project. Promoters Fred Dato and Frank Dunlevey announce a northern border plant to brew rum whiskey gin brandy and other spirits with an anticipated investment around 150000.

Galenico Cal United States Mexicali California Fred Dato Frank Dunlevey

Border city limits blur Mexicali Calexico region

The city limits of Mexicali and Calexico almost mirror each other along the border. Mexicali serves as the seat of Lower California's government under Gov. Fisteban Cantu.

Mexicali Calexico Lower California Fisteban Cantu

Fish Conservation In Alaska Proposed Statute

JUNEAU Alaska April 0 A proposed statute provides fish hatcheries protection of natural spawning grounds and creates a board of fish commissioners. The bill carries an $80 000 Fish Hatcheries Fund for building and operating hatcheries and duplicates a 1947 measure not signed before the lapse. Clarksburg West Virginia hosts a booth lacking details on ownership by young women.

Juneau Alaska Territory of Alaska Board of Fish Commissioners James Hockman Kelchinkan Becaus

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