Livestock Health and Taxpayer Insurance for Nation’s Stock
An essay argues for strong federal support to protect U S live stock through the Bureau of Animal Industry. It notes vast herds, disease risks, and the need for trained veterinarians and funding to prevent losses from cholera tuberculosis foot and mouth and rinderpest. The piece stresses economic protection of meat supplies and suggests expanding public backing despite civilian costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Jthe Bureau of Animal Industry
Veterinery College
Veterinary College
Moricam Veterinary Medical Assofaton
Act of Congress
Bureau of Animal Industry
D. B. Salmon
United States Live Stock Sanitary Association
Ewine
Sicas
Ife
Chicago Live Stock Exchange
Menin
Bureau of Animal Idustry
State Livestock Sanitary Authorities
United States Livestock Sanitary Association
Congress
England
Bureau
Wyoming Sheepmen Study New Government Wool Contract Plan
Wyoming sheep raisers receive a government statement on wool contracts. The War Industries Board release notes that contracts remain in force through January 1, 1917 and applies to approved domestic wool dealers who must have a written permit to operate. It specifies that the difference between government sales price and grower price minus the agreed profit is to be dropped of all government directed obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
War Industries Board
Resignation of War Industries Board Chairman Sets Completion of Wool Payments
The resignation of the War Industries Board chairman takes effect January 1. Charter J. Brand will direct the completion of repayments to growers as part of his duties, with supervision of the work starting immediately. Wool payments for 1918 will be processed as loads and bills are received and valued, with final determinations pending months of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Indunirion Board
Barth
Charter J. Brand
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Brand
Coal Company Offers Range of Heaters and Auto Services
J F Mills president of Mills Printing Company Sheridan arrived to oversee business interests. He will spend two days addressing company affairs and plans to travel through the Basin country for further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Mills
Mills Printing Company of
Sheridan
Notable Wyoming figures head to Cheyenne and beyond
Sheridan brewing president Cheyenne KH Keenan, in Denver with oil partners, is bound for Cheyenne tonight. Former Governor John B Osborne remains detained four weeks at his Rawlins home due to family illness, with plans to travel to New York mid November to close his sister's estate. Osborne's wife and daughter are ill, delaying travel. Rawlins reports say he will depart for New York at week’s end and return to Wyoming late January. Cattleman W P Kella of Campbell County plans a stop in Cheyenne early next week before heading to Denver for the stock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KH. A. Keenan
Sheridan Brewing Company
Cheyenne
Denver
John RB. Oxborne
Rawins
New York
W. P. Kella
Campbell County
County Assessor Morris Joins State Conference in Cheyenne
John Xx Morris Sheridan county assessor traveled via Fort Collins and Denver to Cheyenne to attend the state county assessors meeting. The gathering, opening tomorrow, could draw representation from 23 of the state's 21 counties, a new attendance record surpassing last year's nineteen attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John XX. Morris
Sheridan County
Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Denver
Printer in Sheridan Acquires Quick Printery Venture
Word has reached Cheyenne that a son of former Governor Nouz, Farl, has started a printing business in Sheridan. He and a partner bought the Quick Printery and are already operating it themselves. Earl Houx previously worked as a linotype operator for the Sheridan Post.
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Cheyenne
Nouz
Farl
Sheridan
Earl Houx
Sheridan Post
Wanted Sales Tudy for Town with Formation Call
Classified notice seeking an experienced sales representative to solicit in town. For formation call at 418 West 19th Street.
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W. 19Th St
Wanted Position as Bookkeeper by Experienced Youth
A young man with several years of bank and clerical experience seeks a bookkeeping position. Respond to B J., Box 18, Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Editorial note on education and democracy shaping the nation
The piece argues the American army and the nation’s future depend on widespread education. It stresses thrift and practicality, highlights Irving T. Bush's advocacy for education and industry, and warns that democracy thrives when citizens are educated. It notes dangers of centralized rule and the need for universal judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving T. Bush
Bush
Exoa
Internotes
Aes
Ie Deane
Dreiee 7A
Newark
Education and character shaping in American schools
The speaker argues for an atmosphere that builds character and practical learning over luxury. He emphasizes simple principles, affordable education, and the need to raise boys in a setting that fosters self-reliance, hard work, and the drive to earn opportunity through study.
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Treau
Iewa
Alles
Bureau of Animal Induatry
Itos
City News
Cabil & Holiday
Foll Ling
Af Hols
Huckfeldt & Fink Biner
Adv
Plains Auto Company
Plains Auto Co
Mills
LEAP
Cambie Slidentz
Wer
Mera Ne Individunie
Peneia
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