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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
3
Debate on state licensing for meat trade with Senator Currie testimony and farmer examples. Farmers claim returns decline under packers while advocates cite ranch to consumer costs, freight, slaughter, and distribution as key factors shaping price and living costs.
Senator Kenyon presents opposing readings of a bill aimed at stimulating production and distribution of live stock and products. He argues the move could lower consumer prices while producers see risks to consumption, markets, and leaf production. the letter to Wallace suggests doubt about restricting consumption and warns of broader economic effects.
Discussion in Washington on whether refrigerated cars should be railroad or packer owned. Debates reference price effects on beef, potential unfairness, and a Interstate Commerce Commission report finding no bias. Packers argue car shortages and legislative safeguards needed to ensure adequate access for meat distribution.
Notice announces several homestead and forest land entries in Wyoming with final three year proof dates set for October 25, 1919. Claimants include David W Ferrin and Myrtle L Schofield with witnesses listed from Elk Moran Wilson Wilson Wilson, plus Willis Dunn and others. Proceedings conducted before United States Commissioner Otho K E Williams at Jackson Wyoming.
A reader from Logansport Indiana writes of a severe bout of diarrhea in a goat named Dhl. They credit Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as the only medicine that relieved the animal. The note emphasizes a sense of duty in sharing this veterinary cure.
The report lists Pastor M. Bonash leading a Sunday service at PPIRCOPAL CHPROM with a focus on community worship and ongoing religious activities.
A damaged OCR passage lists scattered names and places including Ames, Decree, and Hallan alongside references to civic entities and individuals. The fragment provides little coherent context but hints at an obituary or civic notice with multiple proper nouns.
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