Tuberculosis Must Be Eradicated
Public health article explains bovine tuberculosis losses and control. It cites economic impact, spread through interstate cattle movement, and the role of the tuberculin test and accredited herd plans in eradicating the disease. Observes veterinary testing on a mixed herd and the shift to practical cleanup methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Chicago Live Stock Exchange
Bureau of Animal Industry
State’ Livestock Sanitary Authorities
Bureau
Alabama
Welcome for Wyoming’s returning 148th Field Artillery
Governor R. D. Carey urges all Wyoming residents to warmly greet the 148th Field Artillery as they demobilize in Cheyenne. The unit includes many former Wyoming National Guard members and reflects proud state service. The message calls for statewide gatherings and entertainment for returning soldiers and any other Wyoming veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Math Field Artillery
Wyoming National Guard
Cheyenne
148Th Field Artillery
148 Field Artillery
R. D. Carey
Good News For The Flockmasters
Forest Supervisor Bean told the Camera that snow has melted from the mountains and range grass is drying. Permit holders in District No 1 may turn in their sheep immediately while those grazing in Districts 2 8 4 and 5 may begin July 1. A clean bill of health from a state or federal inspector is required before entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Y Forest
Bean
Mr. Beam
Fire damages residence in wood shed blaze near Hewitt home
Firefighters fought a Thursday woodshed fire next to the Hewitt residence adjoining Ad Chamberlain’s home. A passerby, Frank Roweobuck, raised the alarm as flames spread from kindling in the shed to the wooden roof. The cement-block lower structure helped prevent total loss. damage limited to interior water exposure while the upper story burned before containment. The blaze was blamed on children playing with matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hewitt
Ad Chamberlain
Mrank Roweobuck
Wooldshed
First Wool Sale At Soda Springs For Season
The season opens with Walter Steadman selling 60 000 fleeces to Harris Wool Co of St Louis at about 53 cents a pound. The Steadman clip is among the best in the region with wool arriving at 60 000 pounds daily and stored at the Soda Springs wool warehouse awaiting shipment. Soda Springs wools are excellent this season and more sales are expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Walter Steadman
Harris Wool Co
St. Louis
Steadman
Sheep Worthier Place in American Life and Industry
A call to expand the sheep industry through better breeding management and planting. The author argues sheep are efficient, historically valued, and vital for national life, citing Armenian refugees aided by sheep and the potential for democratic embodiment and future fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
First Government Report Of Wool Prices Issued
The Bureau of Markets of the U S Department of Agriculture released the first government wool market report. It lists grease wool quotations based on sales in Philadelphia and Boston for various grades including territory California and Texas wools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
California
Texas
Philadelphia
Boston
London
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Ladies' Aid Society Meets at Presbyterian Church
The Ladies' Aid Society met Wednesday at Mrs J H Stoner home with unusually large attendance. They planned luncheon at the Red Cross rooms during the carnival and adjourned after a tasty meal hosted by Madams Frank Stoner and Dees Wella. The next meeting will be at Mrs Rh Boomer's home in two weeks. Attendees included Mesdames Ray Stoffere Boomer Larnon Skadden Wella F C Stoner Parmenter Dunn Killingsworth Igo Sameen Kehoe Vaylor and Mise Hacas. HH Paxton of J C Penney Co returned from Salt Lake City after a business trip lasting a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. H. Stoner
Red Cross
Frank Stoner
Dees Wella
Mew
Rh. D. Boomer
Mesdames Ray
Stoffere
Boomer
Larnon
Skadden
Wella
F.C. Stoner
Parmenter
Dunn
Killingsworth
Igo
Sameen
Kehoe
Vaylor
Mise Hacas
Local News and Society Notes From the Plainwell
Arthur Robinson and Norval Fisher's baby are on the sick list this week. J. D. Noblitt and family visited Salt Lake. DeWitt Goddard returned from overseas and resumed depot duties. Several locals trailed to Montpelier and Cokeville. Miss Cook visits Noblitt home. a padlock theft at The Register coal shed raises concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval Fisher
J. D. Noblitt
Salt Lake
DeWitt Goddard
Alma Epperson
Cokeville
T. C. Igo
Oscar Peterson
Baying
Labor Feds Move to Oust Burleson at AFL Convention
Washington June 10 The American Federation of Labor plans resolutions calling for Postmaster General Burleson to be removed. Backed by postal telegraph and telephone workers the push may urge impeachment if the President does not act. Debate centers on his usefulness to the administration and Texas ties loom large. Possible successors discussed include James Hamilton Lewis and Joseph P Tumulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Burleson
Postotfics
House
Postoffice Department
A. F. of L
San Marcos
Texas
Democratic National Committee
Paria
James Hamilton Lewis
Joseph P. Tumulty
Capitol
Waterman fountain pen lost at Grand Island Business College
Monday morning the 16th instant a Waterman fountain pen was lost. Finder please leave at this office. Reward offered. Grand Island Business College advertises thirty years as a leader in business education and guarantees positions for graduates. Send for free catalogue. We have no vacation.
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Lnst
Waterman Fountain Pen
Grand Idand Business College
Eitter How
Cokeville Seeks Bids for Street Sprinkling Program
The City Clerk will receive sealed bids for summer street sprinkling in Cokeville through June 80th. Bids must be marked Hide for Street Sprinkling and the town reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Found light rain coat with black band grip at office
A light rain coat with a black band grip and items labeled wholesale stationery were found and left at this office for pickup. A reward is offered to the finder upon return.
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W. E Howr
D.V. M
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Lincoln County
Register
Apice
Howe
Denver
Thia
Ladies’ Aid
HH. Paxton
J.C. Penny Co
Salt Lake City
Arthur Robinson
J. A. Larson
R. A. Roberts
Dave May
Sublet
Howard McGarrier
Eileen Kehoe
Evanston
Chelsea Kehoe
Lise
Mrs. Parmenter
Idaho
George Stoffers
Montpelier
Ruth Fuller
George Syms
Clinton
Harry Buck
Fred Roberts’ Shearing Corral
Dr. Schils
Misa Nell Olson
Mary Reynolds
Joe Fuller
Alfreda Haggerty
P. W. Olson
J. Quealy
Burley
Twin Falls
Mr. Olson
Bankers’ Meeting
Olson
F. W. Boehme
Geneva
Carol Cook
Oakland
Calif
LeVerne
Miss Cook
Misa Nob
Rowland Hall
Pine Creek
Mia
Quealy
Reynolds
Milton Kehoe
Nell and
Trea Olson
Hite Pat Quealy
Am. Federation of Labor
Washington
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