California to Host Fourth Annual Christmas Live Stock Show
The article describes the U S Department of Agriculture bulletin on range country dynamics and the beef supply, noting California's role in range production and breeding prospects. It announces the Fourth Annual Christmas Live Stock Show at the Los Angeles Union Stock Yards from November 30 to December 7 with emphasis on stock horses, heavy draft classes, and regional industry benefits.
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California
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
Southwest
Great Southwest
Oureighboring
Beeswax Dipping Into Science
A brief science note explores the properties of beeswax and its uses in experiments. It highlights how beeswax behaves when heated and cooled, and notes its roles in coatings, chemistry, and crafts.
Beeswax production from honey and boiling process
Bees secrete a fatty substance and consume large amounts of honey before swarming to make wax for combs. It takes ten to twenty pounds of honey for each pound of wax. For commercial wax, the comb is boiled and melted wax rises to the surface and solidifies when skimmed.
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Western Newspaper Union
Sonn
James Anderson Dies After Short Illness
James Anderson aged 62 died Friday October 4 at Montpelier after a brief illness. He is survived by a brother and two sisters Mrs W Williams of Nounart and Mrs Joseph Jones of Salt Lake. Funeral services were held at F M Williams Mortuary Sunday at 10 am and interment followed in Salt Lake.
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James Anderson
Montpelier
Anderson
W. Williams
Nounart
Joseph Jones
Salt Lake
F. M Williams
Polar Island Reported Free of Bacteria
Berlin reports a central observatory expedition on Nowaja Semila, claiming the island is germ free in air water soil and animal flesh after extreme testing. Dr Kasansky led winter work with gelatine exposure showing no bacteria and meat left outdoors eight months showed no spoilage.
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Berlin
Review
Nowaja Semila
Central Geophysical Observatory of
Leningrad
Leningrad Institute
Kasansky
White Wolf Terrorizes Little Belt Ranches
In Stanford Montana residents report a large white wolf called White Wolf has terrorized the Little Belt mountains for years. Federal hunters pursue the killer who has eluded many shots. Estimated stock losses reach $3,000 with cattle, colts and sheep repeatedly killed. A $700 bounty remains unclaimed.
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Stanford
Mont
White Wolf
Little Belt
Left Handedness Found Inheritable Trait
Prof Catherine Beers of the University of Southern California reports left handedness is inheritable. Zoology students studied 1898 individuals and traced 123 families over three generations finding about 25 percent show the trait and a two in five chance children of left handed parents will be left handed. Only about seven percent had the trait as the sole family member.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Catherine Beers
University of Southern California
Miss Beers
Plane cabin made into mobile office for executives
The Mahoney Ryan Aircraft Corp introduces a cabin plane outfitted with a desk dictaphone filing shelves and bookcases creating a complete mobile office. The cabin is soundproof and letters can be recorded and dropped to mail via parachute. Three planes to be built monthly.
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St. Louis
Mahoney-Ryan Aircraft Corporation
Nashville Captain Polk Eyes Reward From Mexico
Nashville resident Captain R H Polk, once a flying soldier of fortune and Mexican revolutionary force leader, still hopes for rewards. He believes Gen. Escobar will pay if Dem Gen Ha cobar returns, though Escobar has not been seen since the uprising collapsed. Polk says he is done with fighting after the rebellion and recalls a $10 000 reward offered by the Mexican government for Polk dead or alive. He escaped to the United States in an American officer's automobile.
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Nashville
Tenn
R. H. Polk
Hacobar
Escobar
Polk
37 Buck Deer Counted Near Government Dugway
Patrolmen Harry Clark and Russell Knowles counted 37 buck deer in Logan Canyon near the government dugway on Sunday afternoon using field glasses.
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Logan Canyon
Harry Clark
Russell Knowles
Logan Journal
Local Man Returns Home After Wife’s Seven Week Hospital Stay
Jesse Scheldigger traveled to Logan Utah on Wednesday and returns with his wife who has been a patient at a Logan hospital for seven weeks following surgery.
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Jesse Scheldigger
Logan
Utah
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United States Department of Agriculture Farmers
Bureau of Animal Husbandry Division
Sagebrush
Utah Power & Light CO
Wolf
Little Belt Mountain
Professional Directory
DR. C. 0. Moore Physician
Burgeon
Office Browning Building
Paris
Idaho
Willians
FPM Wiliams Co
Gem Theatre
Franklin Budge
Bear Lake County
Browning
Paris, Idaho
Robert H. Wallis
Boston
Salt Lakh City, Utah
Wasatch
E. H. Humphreys
WM. J. Ryan
First National Bank
M. M. Shepherd ‘ Ea
Ydaho
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