Cattle Trails In Early American Livestock History
The April bulletin from Armour Packing Company’s livestock bureau, led by Dr. BE Wentworth, recounts the cattle trails that shaped American livestock marketing after the Civil War. It notes two trail types, massive cattle numbers moved from Texas to northern and central markets, and lists famous trail routes such as the Yellowstone, Goodnight, and Pecos.
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Livestock Bureau
Armour Packing Company
BE. N. Wentworth
Bureau Cattle Trails
The
Bulletin
Mississippi River Valley
Whntworthh
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Yellowstone
Chisels
California
Chifssum
Goodnight
McCoy
Dakota
Cheyenne
Salt Lake Tribune
Upton Sinclair challenges God sermons spark debate
A Missouri pulpit hosts Upton Sinclair who dares God to strike him dead, prompting bitter divisions over fundamentalist versus liberal views. The piece argues nonpartisanship cannot be absolute, warns of factional politics, and calls for clean, constructive party platforms to achieve good government.
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Upton Sinclair
Missouri
Main Street
Sinclair
Luther Burbank
Political parties necessary for bipartisan tax reform debate
Fragmentary note argues members of Congress can unite on tax reduction laws beyond party lines, suggesting a non partisan approach could extend to state matters. The text is incomplete and offers no definitive conclusion or named entities.
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Congress
Paris Idaho to Sell City Bonds in June Bid Sale
The mayor and council of Paris Idaho announce sealed bids by June 7 1926 for thirty three thousand dollars in city bonds at 5 percent interest payable semi annually. Bids must include a 10 percent certified check and may be sold at private sale. bids may be read. City Clerk W Smith Hoge signs the notice.
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Paris
Bear Lake County
State of
Idaho
Irrigation Valued by Baylor Professor for 29 Acre Farm
Professor T H Claypool of Baylor University holds two cotton plants from the same field to show the impact of irrigation. He told a General Electric representative last fall that electrical irrigation would yield a net profit of 2500 dollars from his 29 acre farm this year, with non irrigated portions likely to fail.
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T. H. Claypool
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
General Electric
Electric heaters gain favor in farm homes without furnaces
Many farms lack central heating and rely on small electric heaters. These units plug into standard outlets and provide strong targeted warmth for short term use in small rooms.
Tip to buy purebred livestock as prices drop
A banker warns farmers to purchase purebred stock while prices dip. Selling prices approach those of slaughter stock threatens herd improvement as high producing cows boost milk, butterfat, and multigenerational traits. Emphasis on using stock to raise farm quality rather than slaughter.
Cunning and Wisdom Compared in Moral Thought
A quotation contrasts cunning with true wisdom, arguing that cunning traces to crooked wisdom while a wise person exhibits honesty and real ability, distinguishing moral character from cleverness as Bacon notes.
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Bacon
Means Borderland Ukraine translation spans vast European region
The text defines Ukraine as a borderland or march land, describing a large European area covering most of southern Rus sia, East Galicia, Northwest Bukovina, and East Csechoslovakia.
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Ukraine
Europe
Russia
Galicia
Bukovina
Csechoslovakia
Applesauce Analogy Sparks Charity Message
A Boston Transcript quip uses the line about happiness coming from giving to others. The playful analogy links kindness to sharing, framing generosity as a mutual kiss of goodwill.
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Applesauce
Boston Transcript
Electric brick stacker to replace twelve workers
A newly invented electric brick stacker performs the work of 12 men. The device stacks bricks efficiently, signaling a potential shift in factory labor dynamics and productivity.
Eye Specialist Dr. Chilton Visits For Regional Exams
Dr. A L Chilton eye specialist will be in Montpelier May 21 from 3 to 6 pm and May 22 from 8 am to 6 pm at Christman Jewelry Store. He will also be in Paris at Stucks home May 21 from 10 am to 1 30 pm. Come early as he must leave promptly at 1 30 pm.
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A. L. Chilton
Montpelier
Christman Jewelry
Paris
Stucks Home
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W. Smith Hoge
Burley, Idaho
WMAC
King Co
Montpelier, Idaho
Variety Store
Ruport, Idaho
Lux
Westinghouse Light
Watt
Bear Lake Motor Co
Texas Professor of Agriculture
Eee Spet Business Cou
Arthur Avenue
Pocatello
DR. Price
Taosph
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