How to Reduce Your Meat Bill by Eating Mutton
A revival of meat education argues that mutton and lamb are cheaper and healthier options than beef. It cites TB condemnations in cattle and favorable charts from USDA Bulletins showing mutton as a nutritious, affordable alternative. Endorsements from university sources encourage expanding sheep production to sustain meat supply and promote lamb consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Bulletin
United States
Department of Agriculture
Valveio
Idaho Experiment Station
Saya
Bureau of Animal Industry
University of Minnesota
W. C. Coffey
University of Iinois
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Cokeville May 1919 Town Council Proceedings Update
Cokeville Town Council met May 19 1919 at 9 00 PM with all members present. Minutes and officers reports were read and approved. Finance figures for Hills and city funds were itemized and accepted as part of the agenda. Attest W G meet approved J A Larson Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Lareon
Australian Wools Bring Record Price
The world record wool price of 1.20 per pound was paid for Australian wool in the second London Colonial sale. A rise in finer grade prices was noted while poorer wools were slow. American buyers were barred from these sales. South African and South American markets showed activity with high prices. Coarser grades are slipping as mills shift to finer wools. government auctions remained steady with bidding up. Prices and activity are strongest in the western markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Stewart
Utah
Loston
Philadelphia
West
Barbary Sheep Exhibition At New Jersey Studio
A recreated Algerian village for Elsie Ferguson’s Barbary Sheep draws New Jersey photo colony crowds. Maurice Journeur directs the stylized set of local color with a horse car and primitive transit scenes from Robert Hichens' story. The film premieres at the Opera House on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Lee
Uder
Maurice Journeur
Elsie Ferguson
New Jersey Picture Colony
Algeria
Robert Hichens
New York
New Jersey
Informal Card Party Hosted by Miss Mary Reynolds
Miss Mary Reynolds entertained at an informal card party Saturday afternoon. Delicious refreshments were served at six o'clock and pink carnations were given as favors. Invited guests included Mildred Gerard Myrtle Huckvale Kilweu Kehoe Nell Olson Mac Whiston Lacey Rowebaugh the Bachus Gertie Vibrana Madame Lannon Roscoe Stoner Morley Soudden Olwons Etoleverry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reynolds
Mistes
Mildred Gerard
Myrtle Huckvale
Cholw
Kilweu Kehoe
Nell
Press Olson
Mac and
Bivanees Whiston
Lacey Rowebaugh
the Bachus
Gertie Vibrana
Jack Lannon
Roscoe Stoner
Bill Morley
Goldie Soudden
W. W. Olwons
Poe Etoleverry
Report of the Condition of The State Bank of Cokeville
Report on the bank's condition as of the close of business on the 12th day of ys 8 25,000.00 90,000.00 in Cokeville Wyoming. Sworn statement by cashier W.G. Morley and notary J. A. Larson with dates and commissions, listing officers and directors.
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State Bank of
Cokeville
Wyoming
The Countess Charming at Cokeville Opera House
Paramount star Julian Eltinge to appear in These were no less than Carolyn Wells and Gilett Burgess tale The Countess Charming as a charming foreign countess who pockets watches scarves and wallets for Red Cross funds at the screen. Manager Woodward announces the show for Saturday night May 3.
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Julian Eltinge
Paramount Pictures
Carolyn Wells
Gilett Burgess
Humovrate
Mr. Eltinge
Red Cross Fund
Gort
Woodward
Cokeville Opera House
Red Cross Ladies Hold Regular Meeting and Sewing
The Red Cross auxiliary met Thursday afternoon with sewing and knitting in progress. Mrs. Fred Roberts served ice cream and cakes as Mesdames Roberts Morley Olaon Anderson Collet Toncoe Stoner Seagraves Reynolds attended. Next meeting urged with everyone encouraged to attend and bring materials.
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Ladies of the Red Cross
Koltting
Fred Roberts
Mesdames Rhoberte
Morley
Olaon
Anderson
Collet
Toncoe Stoner
Seagraves
Mise Reynolds
Local and Personal News from Cokeville Valley
Ernest Vibrans is on the sick list this week. Gray arrives from Montpelier. Bert Collett visits Salt Lake City. Jack Bowman and brother return from overseas. Joe Fuller trips to Kemmerer. George Tanner's baby sick in Keckwith. Mr. and Mrs. Mose Lewis visit Cokeville from Montpelier. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. A Twist. mother and babe well. Ladies Guild meets with Mrs. Bell next Wednesday. Spring line of floor coverings received. Joe Fuller advertises. Ad Mise Eachus hosts dinner for Mae and Frances Whiston, Myrtle Huckvale, Mildred Gerard. Marmion visits on business. Frank May trips to Pocatello via Lava Hot Springs. Roscoe Stoner mislar infection from tick bite. Improved ranch for sale near town. Convict Hadley fractures leg in a runaway. Mrs. T. C. Collett returns from Salt Lake City with her son. Pete Hamilton sought for forgery. James Dennis dies in Cokeville from influenza complications. Soldiers discharged from Fort Riley returning home. Congress to receive discharge mail for travel pay. Mrs. Emma Poller visits from relatives Wilford Bergreen and Leslie Pill, veterans who served in France. They went over the top together and were discharged at Fort Kunsel.
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George Tanner
Keckwhich
Mose Lewis
Montpelier
Cokeville
A. Twist
Babe
Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church
Bell
Roscoe Stoner
Joe Fuller
Hadley
Madera
Emma Poller
Wilford Bergreen
Leslie Pill
St. Charles
Idaho
France
Fort Kunsel
Wre
Howe
Hever
Misa Huckvale
Salt Lake
Bloomington
Misses Mae
Frances Whiston
Kemmerer
Laramie
Frances
School District Closes Term with Notable Examinations
All district schools closed May 23 with better than expected attendance. Eighth grade exams set for Monday to Wednesday. Teachers and pupils send best wishes to Miss Garard as she returns to Powell Wyoming. Several staff and students plan travel for visits and graveside duties. Dr. Joseph Clothier will visit Dakeville Sunday to examine children at school, funded by the board, offering expert eye ear and throat checks for all pupils.
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Miss Garard
Powell
Wyo
Joseph Clothier
Pocatello
Idaho
Dakeville
Clothier
West
Mokeville
Flat Tiré Lyceum Co Letter from Miss Collett
Miss Lucile Collett reports in a letter from Cokeville about the Flat Tire Lyceum Co touring in Valparaiso and Taft Indiana. She praises The Register and notes a May Musical Festival with two in inclosures and a violin recital by Richard Dyerwonky highlighting strong local musical interest.
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Lucile Collett
T. C. Collett
Valparaiso
Indiana
Taft
Ind
Flat Tire Lyceum Co
Miss Collett
Richard Dyerwonky
Lost in Transit at the Opera House May 26
George Beban faces a bold challenge from a two and a half year old novelty actor Bob White who interrupts a scene and appears in several takes during the filming of Lost in Transit Kathryn W. Hains created a key role for the infant star as Beban’s latent Paramount project is shown at the Opera House Monday night May 26.
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George Beban
Fale
Bob White
Gentlemanu
Boel
Kathryn W.c Hains
Beban
Paramount
Church Services At Presbyterian Church Sunday
Sunday school at 9 00 a m preaching at 11 30 a m evening service at 4 30 pm Rev D M Davits pastor subscribe for The Register
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The
Presbyterian Church
A. mi
D M. Davits
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Cokeville Town Council
Council Proceedings
Richard Roberts
Joe Fuller, Sr
B. H. Smalley
Jesse Gilkison
L. A. Woodward
W. G
J. A. Larson
Lincoln
Hank
Aoinman
W.G. Morley
Notary Mobile
Kroger
Notary Mobile Commission Srystes
Mrol 17
ArrEs
Bilson
J. A Prover
Joss and
Red Cross
Ernest Vibrans
Mr. Gray
Bert Collett
Salt Lake City
Jack Bowman
Brother
Axminster
Mise Eachus
Mae
Wm. Marmion
Kinney Ranch
Frank May
Lava Hot Springs
Pete Hamilton
Albert May
James Dennis
Kem
Camera
Lys
Frank W. Mondell
Ben Walsh, Jr
Harry Doris
Afton
Bill Jackson
Fort Rinswell
Alndenburg
Flat Tiré Lyceum Co
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