Save Money on Meat Campaign Aims to Lower Prices
Washington reports the Department of Justice released a statement based on the Bureau of Markets analysis that using less costly forequarter cuts would lower living costs and stabilize meat prices. It notes neglect of cheap cuts raises waste and consumer costs, urging broader use of all carcass parts to reduce prices and boost distribution.
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Politics Is Warm in Chilly Alaska
Jun ea u Alaska March 1 Full tickets have been filed by Republicans and Democrats to contest the primary on April 27 for nominations to Alaska territorial offices including the territorial delegate to Congress and territorial road commissioner. Voters will also choose candidates for the territorial legislature and delegates to represent Alaska at Chicago and San Francisco conventions. James Wickersham, Republican leader and veteran of many campaigns, is not running this year.
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San Francisco
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Wasatch Range May Become Elk Range
Evanston Wyoming March 30 The Evanston board of trade considers stocking the Wasatch range with elk from the Jackson Hale herd with Wyoming state game commission consent. The project would benefit Utah sportsmen as elk released there could roam beyond Wasatch boundaries into Utah.
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Ruth Deal Won’t Ensure Yankee Pennant This Season
The Ruth acquisition adds power but Ruth's pitching is not a factor. The article argues hitting alone cannot win a pennant, noting weaknesses in speed defense and pitching. It cites Detroit's mark with heavy hitters yet no recent titles and pins hopes on Ruth, Pipp, Pratt, Peckinpaugh, and Baker while warning of potential underperformance.
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Nature Guide Plan in Parks to Be Extended
Sacramento Calif March 30 Stephen Mather superintendent of national parks plans material extension this summer of the Nature Guide Plan an announcement from the California Nature Study League declares Yosemite National Park will be added to the list of recreation grounds where the government and state cooperating will maintain during the vacation months men of science whose duty it will be to give instructions to the layman concerning the birds fishes flowers and trees and answer questions of amateur naturalists Nature study work at Lake Tahoe last season under guidance of Prof H C Bryant of the University of California included nature games hikes camp fire talks motion pictures and lantern slide lectures the success of the Tahoe experiment the Nature Study League says has brought plans for wide extension of this service which carries no charge.
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Calif
Stephen Mather
National Parks
California Nature Study League
Yosemite National Park
Lake Tahoe
H. C. Bryant
University of California
Tahoe
Nature Study League
Union Pacific May Finish Double Track
Union Pacific Rail road activity here indicates an early resumption of double tracking the main line between Granger and Evanston. The project, authorized before federal control, includes the Aspen tunnel, the longest on the system.
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Evanston
Wyo
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Granger
Aspen
Union Pacific
Cheyenne Convict Considered Worst in State Prison
William Smith, sent to the Rawlins penitentiary after blowing a Hillsdale safe, is in solitary confinement for making a coat a cap and mittens from prison blankets. The garments, the warden says, were intended for use in a planned escape, marking him as the most dangerous prisoner in Rawlins.
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Hillsdale
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Drafts issued on banks in major cities
Drafts are issued on banks in key cities such as Denver Omaha Chicago and New York to remit deposits. Cheyenne banks use Denver for Colorado remittances Omaha for territories tributary to Omaha Chicago for the middle west and New York drafts are cashed at par nationwide due to New York being the financial center with banks holding New York accounts.
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Middle West
Never Heard Our Bad: Youths Seized After Runaway Plot
In Evanston Wyoming two 17 year olds arrested in railroad yards carried a repeating rifle and claimed to have believed Wyoming's reputation for "bad men" but aimed to live up to it. The brief note notes their awareness of the state's lore before capture.
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Wyoming
Eastern State Reputation Sparks Preparations
Readers aware of the states reputation planned their course accordingly noting the unfamiliar stance of its people. The passage implies a cautious approach due to the unfamiliar and debated perception.
Pair Named in Larceny Case Sought in Other States
Police seek two men described as Bent and Rawins who are wanted on larceny charges. Authorities say additional charges may exist in other states and ask for public help in locating them.
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