Tuberculosis Eradication Urged in Cattle Industry
An article from The Register by W E Howe argues tuberculosis control is now an economic national goal. It highlights certified tests, farm comparisons, and new accrediting rules to improve herd value and public health, noting a turning point since the Chicago International Livestock Exposition and ongoing federal cooperation.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau
Chicago
United States Livestock Sanitary Association
Pure Bred Cattle Breeders’ Associations
Phe Bureau of Animal Industry
Cattle Herd Accreditation Details Published by Bureau
The bureau outlines methods and roles for herd accreditation. A herd meeting all specifications earns the owner a certificate. Before accreditation the herd must be proven absolutely free from disease by all decisive tests and agencies.
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Bureau
Reaching For the Moon at the Opera House
Douglas Fairbanks stars in Reaching For the Moon from Artcraft studios. A band of Italian assailants clashes with Fairbanks in a palace set, wrecking interiors as he delivers knockout punches. Hell Montana plays the band leader in this action packed production slated for Wednesday July 2.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Artcraft Studios
Douglas
Pairbanks
Hell Montana
Opera House
Committees Appointed At Red Cross Chapter Meeting
A Red Cross chapter held a Thursday afternoon meeting June 19 with Chair J Reynolds and members Mrs Olson Mrs Segraves Mrs Anderson Mrs Morley and W G Morley. Minutes were read and approved. Historical and Chapter Activity committees were named with Mrs J G Reynolds and others. All work completed, regular meetings postponed until further notice.
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The
Red Cross
J. Reynolds
Meedames Olson
Segraves
Anderson
Morley
W. G. Morley
Reynolds
J. G. Reynolds
P.W. Olson
Cokeville Carnival Sees Weekend Action and Scores
The Cokeville Carnival opened Friday drawing fair attendance from locals and visitors on the second day. Saturday's ball game saw Soda Springs beat Bancroft 16 to 10. A bucking contest was won by Lou Bernwhistle with an 850 purse. Sunday Lava Hot Springs defeated Bancroft 16 to 13.
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Intervat
Soda Springs
Bancroft
Lou
Why Not Have a Mutton Monday
An article argues for increasing sheep meat consumption in the home economy. It notes average annual per person purchases of mutton l amb and compares with pork and beef, urging families to adopt a weekly mutton day to boost production and savings. It encourages readers to subscribe to The Register.
Woolgrowers see rising demand and grading push
A strong demand exists for the new wool clip and traders report high figures across the West. Organizations like the Columbia Basin Wool Warehouse in Portland are teaching farmers to grade their flocks, using a scientific system to maximize earnings and boost interest in sheep farming.
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West
Columbia Basin Wool Warehouse
Portland
World sheep numbers fall well after 1914 war impact
The text notes a global drop in sheep since 1914 with about one tenth fewer sheep worldwide and a larger decline in Europe. It cites reports from the International Institute of Agriculture and the Food Administration and estimates Europe’s decline alone at over 54 million head, leaving world sheep counts far lower than before Belgium’s invasion.
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United States
International Institute of Agriculture
The
Food Administration
Canadian Food Board
Europe
Belgium
Old Postage Rates Return After July First
Postage on first class mail drops to prewar levels after July 1 with letters at 2 cents and post cards at 1 cent. In city drop letters also 1 cent. Second class mail rates rise, parcel post unchanged. Stamped envelopes sizes 6 and 13 rise 12.4 thousand after July 1.
Pauline Frederick Stars In Tosca At The Opera House
Pauline Frederick appears at the Opera House on Saturday July 5 in La Tosca. The Paramount star brings a screen version faithful to Sardou with costumes and settings echoing the operatic tale. Director Edward Jose leads an strong cast including Frank Losee Jules Raincourt and Henry Hewert.
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Pauline Frederick
Paramount
Cavalieri
Farrar
Hempstad
Charles Whittaker
Sardou
Sarah Bernhardt
Edward Jose
Church Services at Presbyterian Church Schedule
Services announced for Sunday at the Presbyterian Church with Sunday school at 10 30 a m preaching at 11 40 a m and evening service at 6 30 p m Rev D M Davia is the pastor
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The
Presbyterian Church
D. M. Davia
Bids Sought for Cokeville Street Sprinkling Contracts
The City Clerk will receive sealed bids for summer street sprinkling in Cokeville through June 30. Bids must be marked for Street Sprinkling and submitted by the deadline. The town reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Cokeville
Missing item notice for light rab coat at wholesale station
A black hand grip containing a light rab coat and other items was left at the office. A reward is offered for the return or location of the misplaced article.
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Ofice
Local and Personal Liquor Storage Right Upheld
Washington June 24 A man's right to store liquor in his home for the long dry period after July 1 stood up against an attack on that provision of the prohibition enforcement bill. The House judiciary committee rejected an amendment to bar possession in private dwellings and kept a storage allowance with reporting duties on possessors.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Morgan
Oklahoma
Prohibition
Spring line of carpets and travel by Noblitts
JOB FULLER reports arrival of a spring line of Axminster and Tapestry Rugs in various sizes. Mr and Mrs J D Noblitt plus guests returned from Salt Lake, with Noblitt driving a new Roamer. Purdy party traveled back via Evanston. Banking dept uses Burroughs machines for instruction at Grand Island Business College. McMullen ill with typhoid for five weeks and recently home from Montpelier hospital. Red Cross notes acknowledge garments shipments and inspectors praise the wrappers meeting Pure Food law standards.
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Mary Reynolds
T. C. Igo
Earl Branen
Pocatello
Gordon Eastman
Soda Springs
Mise Jones
Salt Lake
Rowland Hall
Frank Stoner
Effie Alleman
J. D. Noblitt
T. Cage
Kemmerer
Lincoln Chapter
Opera House
Montpelier
Mina Heynolde
Mr. Kavanagh
Haggerty Cafe
Mra
Ken Vardy
Karl Branen
Voccatillo
Carol Cook
Oakland, Cal
T. C
Igo
Mine le Verne Noblitt
Kenneth Purdy
Mr. Noblitt
Hayues
Burrougs
Grand Island Business College
Nebraska
James F. McMullen
W.J. Morley
The
Red Cross
H. H. Johnson
Mountain Division American Hed Cross
Denver
Meay River Valley
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W. E Howe
D. WY. M
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Colo
Kherson
S. D. Noblitt Co
George Hourne
Ogden
F. E Curtis
Wyoming
Watenes
F. EK. Curtis
Harold Monteer
France
P. W. Oleon
Miss Nell
Grover Rich
Burley, Idaho
Joe Fuller
Joe Kinney
Cheyenne
Kinney Oil Co
Co. O. Davis
Register
Clyde Settle
Star Valley Independent
Frank Samson
Marshall
TC de Falle
Idaho
T. E Branen
Cokeshde
Oscar Peterson
Haggerly Cafe
Mr. Peterson
Laura Metzker
Milton Pond
Wendell Smith
Topeka
Kansas
Parley Anderson
John Stoner
Bear Lake
Miss Reynolds
Job Fuller
Kegleler Alllee
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