Western Livestock Markets Survive Price Shifts and Expanding Demand
The article notes in 1920 the Los Angeles metro area hosted about 3 810 industries with eight million dollars output while the western territory shows a billion and a half in common outputs. It highlights a year round Pacific Coast meat supply demand, price shifts between pork and beef, and dairy cattle moving into beef channels as dairies decline. California dairy output surpasses citrus with eighty million dollars in a year.
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Los Angeles Metropoliten
Rocky Mountains
South Pacific Coast
California
Meat consumption shifts in 1927 show pork rise and beef decline
In 1927 total meat consumption fell by 323 million dollars with beef declining while pork use rose by 352 million pounds. Lamb and mutton stayed steady. Per capita meat consumption dropped from 142 pounds in 1926 to 139 pounds in 1927 across the United States.
Locals and Personalities Highlight Town Roundup
Mrs. Jack Langrenbacker plans a Los Angeles visit Friday. Several residents travel for business and family reasons including Mr. and Mrs. Dawson to Time, Mrs. Hanlon and children to Los Angeles, and others visiting Manila Utah and Cedar City. Social events feature Calloways’ farewell and Old Friends Club bridge gathering with local hosts and guests.
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Jack Langrenbacker
Los Angeles
Hostess Leads Local Bridge Club Saturday Evening
Mrs. B. E. Hutchins hosted her bridge club Saturday evening. Mrs. E. Gleason won high score. Refreshments were served to invited guests including Mrs. C. O. Sportsman and several named club members.
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Fernley
Old Friends Club
Milton Pool
Fred Levi
Karl Levi
E. Smith
Bert Price
B. E. Hutchins
A. Johnson
Scott Tanner
E. Gleason
C. 0. Sportsman
J. Jeffers
J. Langenbacker
Parl Gleason
Jos. Hanlon
R. Mulstrom
R.¢. Lemon
Big Otte Shows come to town with animal actors
The Big Otte tented exhibition arrives praised by press and the public as a premier, progressive show. Two daily performances at 2 00 p m and 8 00 p m include a free street parade at noon and a display of moving animal pictures and acts.
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Big Otte
Utah and Colorado notes on 1926 industry and transport
Utah and Colorado reports detail 1926 production values for filter presses paints varnishes wool and dairy outputs, plus road open dates and inland transport. Verno pass in Colorado stands at 11 313 feet, with traffic to start June 1. Ephraim shipments to Wyoming and Manti wool pool traffic via Gunnison depot highlight regional activity.
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Salt Lake
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Vernas—Boerthond Pass
Colorado
United States
Utah
Ephraim
Wyoming
Cow Creek Sheep Company
Rawlings
F. H. Sprage
John K. Hardt
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Commercial Club
State Road Commission
Gunnison
Manti Pool
Fayette
Panguitch
Bryce Canyon Dairy Company
Chese
Sevier
DELTA
Vernal
Supervisor
Ashley National Forest
Federal
Wanger
Big Brush Creek
Forest
State Board of Health
Tench
Three Mile Springs
Weuther
Malcolm A. Keyser
Lili
Sirs
C. F. Ollbritton
Lincoln G. Kelly
A.C. Watts
Edward M. Ashton
J. A. Kohn
M. M. Warner, Jr
FL Anselind
Arhur Kuhn
Gus P. Backman
Ross Pearson
Milton
S.A. Dunvan
L. Cc
Joy H Johnson
John James
J. R. van Evera
C. P
Levan Experimental Station
Levan Rings
Milford Camp Grounds Need Clean Up and Paved Streets
A reader urges Milford to improve tourist facilities by providing a proper camping area amid junk piles and muddy patches. The letter calls for weed control along side streets and paved streets, and questions enforcement of ordinances. A boy marked a business facade and left after a caution from the owner.
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Milford
Milford fad earns praise for polite stop to property harm
A reader from Milford commends a person who politely ceased actions damaging property, urging others to follow the example and reward considerate behavior.
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Milford
Veteran runner returns to Milford Salt Lake City after illness
L. L. Amey, longtime local athlete, resumes his Milford to Salt Lake City run after several months absence due to an operation. Friends praise his recovery and look forward to his continued racing.
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L. L. Amey
Milford
Salt Lake City
Unclear Memoir Snippet on Strengths and Wit
Fragmentary note featuring Josh Billings style quip about strong points and alertness. Text muddled with misspellings and odd phrasing, offering little coherent report or identifiable event.
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Santa Clara Valley
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