Flow of Meat and West-Led Livestock Rise
A historic note shows two thirds of U S livestock reared in the western region, indicating the West leads meat production as agrarian patterns shift across the nation.
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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1919
Page
8
A historic note shows two thirds of U S livestock reared in the western region, indicating the West leads meat production as agrarian patterns shift across the nation.
Discovery of coal deposits near Stockholm may enable Sweden to exploit its vast iron ore with electric methods and lower production costs. If feasible in large quantities the nation could rival the United States and Britain in coal and steel sectors, changing its industrial standing.
A garbled text passage shows a mother and Robbie-Say debating quieting a baby with candy. The lines contain exclamations and fragmented dialogue about candy and a risky idea, ending with a stray remark.
During a farm tenancy debate in the House, a verbose speaker urged farm raised members to raise their hands to show support. He then asked who still lives on the farm and who wants to return, noting the farms are in great luck.
Fragmentary quotes describe a ruined post office building left unfinished at one third, likening it to the ruins of the Romar forum. The Birmingham Age Herald cites dramatic language about decay and halted construction as a backdrop for local tragedy.
A brief, unclear exchange asks about suitable food for gum nets with a guess that grapefruit might be appropriate. The fragment shows a casual suggestion without factual guidance or context.
George W. Perkins reports on the YMCA war work in Europe, noting challenges in staffing and transport, with 11 229 workers sent and 95 percent considered successful. He cites 14 secretaries killed and 126 wounded, explains canteen pricing goals, and details vast YMCA activities from huts to entertainment and education in France.
A terse proverb describes a path to achievement filled with harsh comments and few trees to provide relief. The line hints at perseverance amid criticism while charting a route toward a desired goal.
Castoria 1A is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric drops and soothing syrups. It is pleasant and contains no Opium Morphine or narcotics. For over thirty years it relieves constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea while regulating digestion and aiding sleep. The genuine Castoria bears the signature of Chas H Fletcher and has been made under his supervision since infancy. Do not be fooled by imitations as experience shows they are unsafe for infants and children.
A cryptic exchange features Hibron questioning a man with a tin dinner bucket about reincarnation and noting the secrecy around the peace league, implying limited access to forming an opinion. The dialogue hints at tension over hidden groups and beliefs.
Advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for diseases with bold claims. It urges immediate use and promises refunds at any drugstore if not effective, selling three package sizes in sealed boxes from imported laboratories.
A short spirited piece extols laughter as a healthful force that stirs the diaphragm quickens pulses and enlivens the mind It likens laughter to a refreshing sea breeze and a needed shower while noting its moral power and ability to dispel superstition through humor
Dan Lehr of Jordan station Owen county recounts how a tall flag staff on a hill near his home, raised after the war began, flew Old Glory at funerals Liberty loan drives and war rallies until a lightning strike shattered the staff the day after armistice.
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