Woolgrowers resist Sheep Shearers price rise push
The Natural Wool Grower reports weak effort in Yaki ma Valley to oppose a proposed rise in clipping rates from 16 to 30 cents based on fine wool prices for Boston. Sheepmen largely concede the price due to season pressures while shearers insist price hikes stem from limited labor. Growers blame regulatory action and favor expanding shearer training through the state college extension plan to curb annual increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
Sheep Shearers’ Union
Boston
State College Extension Plan
Washington Wool Growers’ Association
Arizona Wool Prices Reported From Boston Sales
H H Care a Kingman Arizona woolgrower says virtually all Arizona wool shipped has sold in Boston for 60 to 68 cents, with no Arizona sales yet. A 100 pound sample is sent to Boston for mill offers and freight costs are paid from the proceeds.
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H. H. Care
Kingman
Arizona
Salt Lake
Boston
Commission
Storms Cause No Serious Damage to Utah Sheep
Recent storms and cold weather caused no serious losses in Utah sheep herds says C B Stewart secretary of the Utah State Woolgrowers association. Weather did not become severe enough to harm the newly shorn sheep and no labor trouble over rates above 124 1/4 cents is reported. T W Boyer of Continental National Bank returns from Wyoming trip noting improved spring ranges and optimism for high wool and mutton prices.
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Utah
C. B. Stewart
Utah State Woolgrowers Association
Mr.Stewart
T. W Boyer
Continental National Bank
Wyoming
Boyer
Tis
Wool Sales Mixed as Market Shows Upward Tendency
Wool sales remain minimal with no major transactions reported yet an evident uptick in mood among holders. Shearing advances slowly due to labor disputes which are being resolved, and preparations for upcoming activity are underway under guidance of Hunter Salou, president of the Lincoln County Woolgrowers association.
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Hunter Salou
Lincolnunty Woolgrowers Association
Decree Requires Dip-Ping by Flockmasters
A Kemmerer Camera note states that all flockmasters have decreed dip ping will be necessary, outlining the new requirement and its intended purpose for livestock care and management.
Wool Market Slowed by Sheep Shearing Delays
Delays in wool shearing raise prices as unions demand about 30 percent higher rates. Boston buyers pressuring prices while western shippers resist, keeping clips from moving. Receipts in Boston run four times higher than months ago, with foreign imports still strong. Some wool moves at 35 to 40 cents.
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Boston
Douglas Fairbanks At Opera House In Down to Earth
Douglas Fairbanks appears as a special attraction at the Opera House next Wednesday night in his new Arteraft picture Down to Earth. Written by Fairbanks and adapted by Anita Loos the film follows a typical American youth whose wanderlust clashes with his sweetheart's refined social world as he wins her to his untraditional view.
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Opera House
Woodward
Douglas Fairbanks
Himelf
Anita Loos
Sale of Choice Shorthorn Bulls by Nampa Breeder
Charles Orr of Nampa Idaho bought nineteen head of choice shorthorn bulls from P W Oleen after inspecting Olson’s prize herd in Cokeville and Denver sales. Orr paused in Cokeville en route to Denver and later purchased at a higher price, praising Oleen’s herd as the finest seen on his travels.
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Charles Orr
Nampa
Idaho
P. W. Oleon
Hia Place
Orr
Cokeville
Denver
Olson
Lie
Olwen
Awia Weil
Me. Orr
Coneville School Notice For Trustees Meeting
The senial school meeting for the par name of steeling a trustee will be held at Coneville school Monday afternoon May 6 at 1 80 o clock. All school patrons urged to attend GEV BO TOREERS Cluck of Bord
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Coneville
BO Toreers
Bord
School Notes on Pink Tea and Mumps Absence
The lower grade rooms enjoyed an afternoon of games after a pink ice cream cake and pink lemonade lunch served by Mae and Frances Whinton assisted by Maury Reynolds. Fifth and Sixth graders appeared dainty in pink and white. Clarence Harmin assists Mr Dean as janitor this week. Lyndle Dunn is out with mumps. no new cases reported and precautions are in place.
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Mae
Frances Whinton
Misses Whiston
Maury Reynolds
Clarence Harmin
Mr. Dean
Lyndle Dunn
Widow seeks letters testamentary in Stoffers estate
In a Wyoming district court last Saturday Judge J R Arnold testified and was disqualified. The widow’s application for letters testamentary was heard and the will admitted to probate. A codicil not read will come up later as the estate of Claus F Stoffers of Cokeville is appraised around 250000.
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J. W. Tidtall
Laramie
Claus F. Stoffers
Cokeville
J. R. Arnold
Tidball
Incorporation of St Dominick's Church Cokeville
The New Incorporation Articles for St Dominick's Catholic Church Cokeville are filed and will be merged with the Secretary of State. Capital stock is 810000 with officers including President Right Kev PA McGovern and Pastor D Lynch. Dominick Etcheverry named local agent. the church is under erection and a building cut from the architect's plan is awaited.
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St. Dominick's Cuathollc
Cokeville
Right Kev
McGovern
Hugh Comeany
Tev
Local notices and personal items from Cokeville region
Oats for sale and local business notes appear alongside health updates and travel reports. Residents include D. Noblitt Co. and J. Fuller while others like Doc Darcy and Harry Nichols family share news of illnesses, travels to Salt Lake City, and arrivals from Fort Russell. Public notices include dining room help wanted at Haggerty Hotel Cafe and Paxton joining J. Penney Co. management.
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Les Olson
Harry Nichols
Ivan
New York
Carrier
Cokeville Land & Livestock Company
George Finley
D. A. Russell
Bill Nutter
Lava Springs
Lacey Rosebanagh
Ben Smalley
Cheyenne
Haggerty
G. H. Paxton
J.C. Penney Co
Salt Lake City
Red Cross Ladies Hold Regular Weekly Meeting
The Red Cross ladies met at the Red Cross rooms on Thursday for a regular weekly session. Much work was done toward completing the last allotment. Ice cream was served by Mrs. Reynolds. Ten members attended, including Mesdames Segraves, Roberts, Olson, Snedden, Collett, Reynolds and Misses Mae and Frances Whiston, Nell Olson and Mary Reynolds.
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Ladies of the Red Cross
Red Cross
Mrs. Reynolds
Mesdames Segraves
Roberts
Olson
Jack Pickford in The Varmint at the Opera House
The Varmint starring Jack Pickford adapts Owen Johnson from Lawrenceville School lore. John Humperdink Stover creates a gadget linking alarm clock, window, and light to wake sleepers and close the window, promising hearty laughter. Shown Monday night May 5.
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Jack Pickford
Owen Johnson
Lawrenceville
John Humperdink Stover
Opera House
Church Notes Services at Presbyt erian church on Sunday
Church notes announce Sunday services at the Presbyterian church with Sunday school at 10 30 a m preaching at 1130 a m and 8 p m inviting parishioners to attend and bring friends.
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Presbyterfan Church
Harold McCormack Arrives in Honolulu With Marines
Word reaches Mr and Mrs P J McCormack that their son Harold sails with 118 Company US Marines and reached Honolulu from San Francisco in eight days after departing April 5. The Register notes church sermons by Rev D M Davies this Sunday and other local items including changes at Jackson Hole Courier and local social news.
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P. J. McCormack
The
Register
Honolulu
Hawaii
Harold
118 Company
U. S. Marines
San Francisco
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Shearers
Washington
Stoffers
Kherson
D. Noblitt Co
Billy Dayton
P. W. Olson
Ed Blaney
Les Covey
Alex Scott
Kemmerer
Limply
Albert Christensen
Fort D. A. Russell
France
George H. Dann
Aft
Jon
Nicholls Ranch
Electrc Power
Cokeville Light & Lower Co
Mikael
Presbyterian Church
D.M. Davies
Liverty Bonde
Joe Kinney
Montpelier Examiner
Richard ,Winger
Jackson Hole
Thosis Waxter
Winger
Mr. Baxter
Bill Johnson
Bill
Mand
J . Steatley
Ladies Guild
Sebald
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