Tuberculosis Eradication Efforts Spread Across States
The U S Bureau of Animal Industry outlines strict rules for accredited herds to prove tuberculosis free status. Herds may be retested and records kept for buyers and movements. Indemnity was authorized for reactors, fostering nationwide effort across thirty three states with about six thousand herds under supervision and progress toward elimination.
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W. E Howe
D.V. M
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Denver
Colo
Congress
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
North Dakota
Minnesota
Virginia
District of Columbia
Bureau
Wool industry seen with bright days ahead for farmers
The high price and steady demand for wool show war stocks are not flooding the market and the world will take a long time to have enough wool to meet normal needs. Indications point to strong returns for farmers expanding flocks.
World Demand For Wool Increases
The weekly letter from the National Wool Warehouse & storage Co reports broad strengthening in wool markets worldwide. Good wools are in high demand, London prices set records, and the expected British government contract shift may aid American flock masters. Shoddy cloth wanes as buyers seek quality, signaling a bright future for wool growing and urging Western farms to maintain sheep flocks.
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National Wool Warehouse & Storage Co
London
US Meat Consumption Compared Across Nations
The article compares per person meat intake in the United States, Britain, Canada, and France. It notes US mutton share is around 18 percent, with overall dressed meat averaging 10 pounds per person and mutton and lamb about 5 pounds. beef and pork dominate US meat supply.
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Great Britain
France
Canada
United States
Qualified Shepherds Needed
Dr J R Mohier of the U S Department of Agriculture urges focus on quality shepherds over sheer flock expansion. He says small holdings should cultivate real shepherds, with land and conditions suitable, rather than broad basic increases. The piece ends with an advertisement for a business training school in Grand Island Nebraska.
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J. R. Mohier
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
West
Banke
Grand Tal
Bual News College
Grand Island
Nebraska
Dempsey Crowned World Champion Report Conflicts
A Salt Lake City dispatch cites conflicting reports on Dempsey defeating Willard in the first round. Earlier claims were corrected by AP. the fight continued with Dempsey dominating Willard, who faded by rounds three and four as the champion stopped the fight.
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Salt Lake City
Dempsey
Willard
Associated Press
Jack
Sulphur Fire Breaks Out On Roadside Freight Load
A dray hauled fifteen sacks of sulphur north of town when fumes and flames erupted from the sacks. T. K. Collett and his son Thiel hurled burning sacks from the wagon and tried to smother flames with road dust and water. The load was a total loss with only minor hand burns to the men.
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T. K. Collett
Thiel
Dick Roberts
Collett
Costa
Gakeville
Family Skeleton at Opera House Plays Saturday Night
Cast includes prize fighter famed for terse exchanges and a chorus girl with a millionaire son. Sylvia Bremer stars with Ray, Billy Elmer, Andrew Arbuckle, Otto Hoffman, and Jack Dyer. Thomas H. Low supervises. Victor L. Schertinger directs.
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Charles Koy
Paramount
Opera House
Sylvia Bremer
Mr. Ray
Clover Billy Elmer
Andrew Arbuckle
Otto Hoffman
Jack Dyer
Thomas H. Low
Victor L. Schertinger
Prohibition Law Enforced in Wyoming Says Crabbe
The article outlines Wyoming’s new prohibition regime under Commissioner Fred L. Crabbe. He pledges strict but sensible enforcement, focusing on eradicating illegal sales while protecting private homes absent violations. He calls for common sense and prioritizes stopping organized, profit driven evasion of the law.
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Wyoming
Fred L. Crabbe
Prohibition
Crabbe
The Whispering Chorus Photodrama At The Opera House
Widespread interest surrounds Cecil B. DeMille produced photodrama The Whispering Chorus at the Opera House. Stars interpret the tale by Perley Poore Sheehan with Jeanie Macpherson script. community celebration followed a Fourth of July showing in Montpelier with local residents attending.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Artcraft
Perley Poore Sheehan
Jeanie Macpherson
Imonelt
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J. A. Larson
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J. H. Stoner
Twin Falls
C. A. Sweet
Frank May
Judge Tuckett
Lava Hot Springs
Mr.Tuckett
Charley Hellett
Lethbridge
Alberta
Ad, Chamberlain
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Fred Coolidge
Laramie
Cokeville-Star Valley Road
Cokeville
de Montpelier
Frank Stoner
Jobe Stoner
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W. Olson
Nell and Trews
Huth Puller
Chelsea Kehoe
Agnes Tremellin
Mary Reynolds
Charley Dean