Elimination of Wildcatting in Food Urged by Florence Kelley
Mrs Florence Kelley of the Consumers League launches a strong plea for food control urging elimination of wildcatting in food production and distribution across markets.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
8
Mrs Florence Kelley of the Consumers League launches a strong plea for food control urging elimination of wildcatting in food production and distribution across markets.
Mrs Florence Kelley pressed national food regulation at a National League of Women Voters conference in Cleveland. She urged licensing wholesalers and federal action to curb profiteering, improve distribution, and support cooperative news service for rural and urban consumers.
General Leonard Wood issues a Lent sacrifice appeal to aid Armenians in the Near East. The Near East Relief committee, chaired by Wood with Melton and Dodge, gathers prominent figures including Roosevelt relatives, Taft, Hibben, Manning, Van Dyke, Belasco, Gompers, Munsey, Catt, Morfenthau, Milburn, Marbury, and McCormick to urge American support.
Vladdin suffered a narrow defeat in a hard fought game marked by errors on both sides. Paul Heatland hit a home run as Lead’s umpire drew attention for long innings, while Irvin Heide allowed runs but had previously pitched a no hit game against Newell. The Tlatland squad demonstrated depth with a strong battery behind Aladdin.
The notice lists several farming and community events with names and places: August publications dated in the week, Charles Shaul and W Chapman binding grain, Mable Redding visiting Mary Redding and the Chapman girls, Lee Osborn helping J Dirks, John Dirks and family plus Walter Drain dining at the Davis home, Harvey Davis binding grain for Patton, Jin Ritchie traveling to Aladdin for twine for E B Kerer, Ralph Nicholson and relatives passing through toward Aladdin from the Tower, and C L Clark of New Haven as a Hulett caller.
Mrs Lum Storm remains very ill with a uncertain recovery outlook. Doctors report serious condition and no clear improvement expected at this time.
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