Hidden costs of smuggling prized crops in empire policy
The article notes government bans on exporting Angora goats, tea plants, and rubber trees. It recounts Halley’s 1881 goat smuggling from Turkey to the United States, and parallels with Brazil, Ceylon, and Asia in plant and seed movements, warning of pests and ecological impact. It argues free exchange has two sides and remains a key agricultural topic.
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Doctor Halley
Turkey
South Africa
China
Japan
South Carolina
Brazil
Ceylon
Java
Women Join Japanese Barber Trade and Arts
In Japan both men and women visit barbers for facial hair grooming and shaving of eyebrows. Tokyo has seen a rise in female barbers, often wives helping their husbands, with some independents. The barber’s holiday is the seventeenth monthly, and barbers receive free tickets to theaters and amusements for displaying playbills. Most barber instruments are now locally made after initial imports.
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Japan
Tokyo
Colored rope threads mark British Navy and industry
The article describes colored threads woven into every rope used on British ships and docks for identification, with colors indicating port of manufacture. It notes similar methods in industry and railways and mentions use in power transmission ropes to deter theft. It also explains three types of marine mines: ground anchored and floating. The excerpt ends with a joke about a boy and a woodshed punishment.
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Tommy Slathers
Mr. Brothers
Mr. Wyman Remembered as Cokeville Leader and Builder
Local obituary notes Mr. Wyman's passing and honors his service as two term mayor of Cokeville. He guided major city improvements including a strong water system and cement sidewalks. Survived by wife, adopted daughter, step-son L A Woodward, a brother and two eastern sisters.
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Wyman
L. A. Woodward
East
Mr. Wyman
Cokeville
Auto Party Of Three Cars Heads For Pleasure Trip
Three automobile loads of pleasure seekers left this morning for Montpelier Bear Lake Hot Springs and Ideal Beach. They plan to return tomorrow evening. The party included Mr and Mrs J H Stoner and Raymond Mrs Prather and her mother Mrs Cornell in J H Stoner s car Mr and Mrs Frank Stoner Mary Jacobson Mary Reynolds and Agnes Trimellion in Frank Stoner s car Mrs N R Stoner Mrs J G Reynolds Gene Collett and Roscoe Stoner in Roscoe s car
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Bear Lake Hot Springs
Ideal Beach
J. H. Stoner
Raymond
Prather
Cornell
Frank Stoner
Mary Jacobson
Mary Reynolds
Agnes Trimellion
N. R. Stoner
J. G. Reynolds
Gene Collett
Roscoe Stoner
Roscoe
Proper manners require both head and heart in social life
The text argues that perfect manners combine intellect and feeling. A clever person with little heart may be better behaved than a good natured fool with no head, but when he errs his selfishness or irritability will betray him and lead to a fall.
Cont Jha Report From The State Bank Of Cokeville Wyoming
J. A. Larson cashier of the State Bank of Cokeville swears the financial statement is true to the best of his knowledge and belief. The report lists assets liabilities and deposits including loans discounts and cash items with figures like 6 125.009 and 5 281.01 from national and state banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jha
State Bank of
Cokeville
Tate
Wyoming
Busters
Jude
Lie. Keelek
I’ King
Anks
Hua
Hank
Tess Eapetsos
Liscoln
J. A. Larson
Cokeville Beats Diamondville In Fourth Of July Tilt
The Cokeville nine defeated Diamondville eight to six in a spirited Fourth of July baseball game. Olie Peterson pitched for Cokeville, with Albert May Dan Wooley each scoring three runs, Marshal Reynolds two, and Jack Hinkey one.
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Olie’’ Peterson
Ovid, Idaho
Cokeville
Diamondville Boys
Albert May
Dan Wooley
Marshal Reynolds
Jack Hinkey
Diamond
Diamondville
Smith
Dick Roberts
Cokeville Boys
Peterson Smith
J. Reynolds
Piper Hinkey 2d
Vicars Albert Maund
Cable Nichols
M. S. Reynolds
Knott Ooley McDonald Less Olson
Butler
Weekend Excursion Tickets Attract Low Rates
Excursion tickets go on sale weekly with attractive rates from Saturday or Sunday to Monday. A cheaper option exists for Sunday only travel. Inquiries welcome from O. S and S L agents for full details.
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O. S&s L
Coach Ralph W. Lloyd Builds Winning Westminster Baseball Team
Coach Ralph W. Lloyd guided a small squad at Westminster College in Salt Lake City to eight wins in thirteen games this spring. He also excels as trainer of football and basketball and is noted as a top tennis player and model of moral character. Westminster aims to improve its athletic record next year.
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Ralph W. Lloyd
Westminister College
Salt Lake City
Westminister Express
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Rd A. Larson
Jesse Gilkisam
Notary Mulshe
Lincoln Lumber Company
Cokeville, Wyoming
Eli Schwalbe
Kemmerer, Wyo
Cokeville, Wyo
Earl D. Haggerty
Cokeville Mercantile Co
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