Problems of Livestock Industry as Seen Today
Denver hosts the American National Livestock Association for its second annual convention starting January 2 for three days. The call cites postwar adjustments, rail ownership, trade effects, and impending结束 of wartime agencies. It urges extended licenses on packers and stock yards until Congress acts on meat packing and marketing law. The agenda includes regulation via the Bureau of Markets, price controls, disease eradication, inspections, imports bans, and stock movements. Also noted are the National Western Live Stock show January 18–25 in Denver, the Colorado Cattle Growers' Association convention January 24, and the Wool Growers meet January 16–18 in Salt Lake City.
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Denver
Colo
American National Livestock Association
L. T. Pryor
San Antonio
Texas
T. W. Tomlinson
Federal Food Administration
Bureau of Markets
War Industries Board
American National Live Stock Association
Colorado Cattle Growers’ Association
National Wool Growers’ Association
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sloan's Liniment advertised for joint and muscle relief
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a warm soothing remedy for joint and muscle pain. It claims quick relief with no staining, residue, or mess, and promotes a large bottle as a personal or family supply.
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Lane
Sloan
Liniment Cerere Bain
Notable Birthdates Across North American Leaders
Sir Patrick T McGrath president of the legislative council of Newfoundland born at St John s Newfoundland 49 years ago today. William Lyon Mackenzie King former minister of labor of Canada born at Kitchener Ont 44 years ago today. Joachim Hohenzollern youngest son of the former German emperor born at Potsdam 25 years ago today. Walter W Graves chief justice of the Missouri supreme court born in Lafayette county Mo 60 years ago.
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Patrick T. McGrath
Legislative Council of Newfoundland
St. John's
Newfourthland
Wiliam Lyon Mackenzie King
Labor of
Canada
Kitchener
Ont
Joachim Hohenzollern
Potsdam
Walter W. Graves
Missouri Supreme Court
Lafayette County
Need of State School Tax for Wyoming
A Wyoming opinion argues the state should fund public schools at one third with a state tax, one third by counties, and one third by local districts. It cites 1916 data showing state support at 25 percent and highlights inequities from per capita funding and distribution flaws, urging a state school tax to supplement the land income fund.
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Wyoming
Mdu
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Sweetwater County
Vuluata
Washakle
Albany
Natrona
Campbell
Lincoln County
Ulese
Lincolnty
Foley's Honey and Tar and Pills Mail-in Offer
A promotional ad invites readers to cut out a slip and mail it to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package of Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Ady
Boundary dispute testimony ends after six years
El Paso report says the New Mexico Texas boundary case concluded December 3 after six years of testimony. The transcript covers about 6000 typewritten pages and will be sent to the Supreme Court clerk in Washington. Attorneys expect thirty six copies of the record. the Rio Grande shift between Anthony New Mexico and El Paso established the border. The Elephant Butte dam has since stabilized the line.
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EL Paso
Tex
New Mexico-Texas
Beegon
United States Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
Rilo Grande
Anthony, N. M
Elephant Butte
Rio Grande
Health Tonic Brand with Tablets Prompts Recall
A health tonic labeled as a builder of vitality was recalled. The product titled A Tonic and Health Builder with a scale in tablets, identified as BAN AER rican, is no longer available and subject to consumer caution.
Americans’ bodies recovered after Otranto sinking
Latent reports from Islay say 241 bodies are Americans killed when the British transport Otranto sank. Fifteen bodies came ashore in the last week, twenty identified so far, with 149 more unconfirmed as American or crew. An army labor battalion aids in the wreck search at Islay.
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London
Islay
Battaion
Jura
Do Marriages That Follow Elopement End Very Happily
San Francisco reports Judge Thomas F. Graham says only 15 percent of runaway marriages end happily with the rest leading to suits or divorce. Known as The Great Reconciler, he urges young couples to reconsider elopement.
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San Francisco
Thomas F. Graham
Superior Court
Graham
Today’s notable events across the nation
The piece lists diverse happenings from anniversaries and openings to meetings. Spokane marks a fifth anniversary for its diocese while the Wright brothers’ first power airplane flights are noted. Major figures and groups, including the University of Chicago convocation and Connecticut four minute men, are featured.
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Spokane
Wright Brothers
Maine State Grange
Portland
American Hardwood Manufacturers’ Association
Louisville
University of Chicago
Clarence
A. Edwards
Department of Northeast
France
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Palestine
Metropolitan Opera House
New York City
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
One Year Ago Today in the War Averse Report
One year ago today in the war a submarine F-1 rammed and sunk by F-2 in American waters with nineteen lives lost. Bir Bele Geddes, fleet lord of British Admiralty, announced loss of eleven Vermels in a British convoy north of the region.
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Bir Bele Geddes
Fieet Lord
Britiab Admiralty
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Europe May Lead Mission To U S Juvenile Courts
Denver Colorado reports Judge Ben B Lindsey of the Denver Juvenile Court proposes an exchange program with England and France for social workers to study juvenile court practices. Miss Josephine Roche would go to France and Mademoiselle Bertillon would join the Denver court, funded by Countess Jacques de Brayas in Paris.
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Denver
Colo
England
France
United States
Ben B. Lindsey
Juvenile Court of
Lindsey
Mademoiselle Bertillon
Josephine Roche
Mademoirelle Bertillon
Mademoiise
le Bertillon
Jacques de Brayas
Paris
Gas damaged money in French villages sparks trade refusal
A Paris report describes gas attack fear turning money unusable as villagers refuse to accept blackened coins. An aging storekeeper and a village secretary recount coins ruined by fumes. a buyer struggles to pay, arguing gas contamination harms currency and should be blamed on the perpetrators.
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Paris
Paria
A. Y. MC
rAnd
Madame
American fountain pens adopted by Italian army units
Since the war began Italian officers and many soldiers have taken up American fountain pens. European supply limits boost U.S. makers while German competitors fade. Italian prices run about 18 to 85 lira, roughly $4, with small, easily shipped consignments.
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Italy
United States
Parce
Otied
Relief from Eczema The B. W. Rose Co Cleveland G
An advertisement notes relief from eczema offered by The B. W. Rose Co of Cleveland. The copy promotes skin comfort and cosmetic solutions.
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B. W. Rose Co
Cleveland, G
Italian Fountain Pens Sell At Lire Prices In Italy
Italian market pays 100 liras per Italian quintal for common wares while American goods are numbered at 80 liras per quintal under a new treaty. Plain pens fetch higher revenue when decorated with gold or silver. Most Italians speak Italian. advertising and literature for fountain pens are written in Italian with prices quoted in lire.
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Italy
United States
Belgium Unites Against German Plan for Flemish Autonomy
Bruges Dec 16 The former German Belgium governor Von Bissing tried to split Belgium into two arts by a Flemish autonomy scheme but current indications show Belgium more united than ever in its history. Prewar Flemish movement existed but Flemish demurred when Germany offered gifts.
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Bruges
Belgium
von Bissing
von Biscing
Von Bissing Policy Converts Few Discontent Adventurers
The number of disciples converted to von Bissing's policy is small. Adventurers and discontented office seekers, mostly youths, no longer back his designs as many have fled to Germany or Holland likely to spend years in exile.
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von Bissing
Germany
Holland
Railway travel resumes between Verona and Trent
Railway communication has been resumed between Verona and Trent in Italy. By order of the governor, a special train will run from Verona to Trent and other places to inaugurate the service officially.
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Rome
Ala
Trent
Verona
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