Western market shift boosts Pacific cattle demand and feeder dynamics
National data show a five month slaughter decline of about 400000 head, reducing beef by roughly 200 million pounds per capita two pounds. Los Angeles May slaughter hits records while Western producers gain coast outlets and shift to finish feeding calves for Western demand, altering regional supply and feeder movements. A brief note on eye structure closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
West
Pacific Southwest
Land office notices list filings and water right claims
A sequence of notices from the U S Land Office Salt Lake City Utah dated June 13 1928 and May 28 1923 announce home stead and desert land entries for Milford Utah with three year proofs set before U S Commissioner Herbert Nichols plus witnesses names. Also a July 13 1928 water rights notice by State Engineer Geoffrey M Bacon inviting protests within twenty days for Heber t Jensen s water appropriation from Jenson Spring to water livestock and horses in Table County Utah with file No 10342.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
William Jesse Baker
Milford
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Herbert Nichols
U. S
Elam Fouts
John Francis
John Welsh
J. Johnson
Department OF the Interior
James H. Hedges
U.S
Hebert. Jensen
Ar City
Sion
Jenson Spring
Tren County
Nash Motors Unveils New Car Type Priced Moderately
The Nash company describes a new motor car designed to combine beauty and quality with affordability. The model features a unique 400 motor, twin ignition, high compression engines, and advanced body craftsmanship. Production required over 2.5 million dollars in dies and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovejoy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legals
GEO
B. Woolley
R. W. Jones
Joseph McEwen
A. L. Frotheringham
J. G. Jones
Milford, Utah
Geo. E. Wooley
Acting Register
M. Bacon
Villar
Edo
C.warwash
The
Nash Motors Company
L.G. Clay