National Livestock Association urges livestock groups to appoint delegates
James H. Gwinn, former city resident and National Livestock Association secretary, issues the first official circular calling all livestock groups to appoint delegates. He outlines aims to expand foreign trade, regulate humane and sanitary meat practices, improve census data, and secure fair rail and market conditions, urging unified regional representation through local associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Gwinn
National Livestock Association
Denver
National Livestock Exenciation Denires
National Association
Avestock
Department of Commerce and Labor
Department of Agriculture
Pubiic
Interstate Commerce Committee of the
Senate
United States
Proctor
Vermont
Philippines
Millers’ Association of
The
Agricultural Implement Manufacturers’ Association
Lumbermen’s Association
Commercial Association of the
Great City of
Chicago
Nattional Association of Exporters
National Association of Manufacturers
Atlanta
Department of the Interior
Rapid City
Bellefourche
Billings
Miles City
Helena
Indiana
Timets
Nebraska
Iowa
J. H. Gwinn
Lamb Market Review Brisk for Lambs at 7.50
The Chicago Livestock World reports active trade in live muttons with prices up 10 15 cents. Lambs showed limited gains though some sales reached 6.75, 10 cents above last week. Eighty percent of hogs were lambs, supplies remained tight, natives minority, wool weak, quality indifferent.
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Chicago Livestock World
Market report on lamb prices and sales
Lamb auction results show prices from $3.50 to $7.60 with bulk sales around $4.75 to $6.66. Heavy lambs, yearlings, cull ewes, and bucks varied. light lambs hit $6.15 to $6.66, exports at $6.10, wool lambs top at $7.50. Supply was limited, indicating scarce natives or seller reluctance.
Baker City Census Dispute and Directory Arrival
Baker City grows as county assessor figures claim population lower than federal counts. Citizens' league seeks independent census. F H Hall brings Inland Empire directory with Baker City notes citing 1900 census 7949 and school counts near 11 900. Also reports Denver hangings for three men in the Youngblood robbery case. Peters commuted pending sanity review.
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Baker City
F. H. Hall
ER. L. Polk &O
Inland Empire
Sumpter
Huntington
Union
la Grande
Pendleton
Citizens’ League Committee
R. I. Polk & Co, Se
Hall
Denver
Fred Arnold
Newton Andrews
Charles C. Peters
Amands Youngblood
The Discoverer Of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
A historical note profiles the woman credited with discovering Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It outlines her role in popularizing the elixir and its place in medical and social history, reflecting on era attitudes toward female health remedies and self care.
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed Worldwide
A longstanding claim touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as universally endorsed for female troubles including ovarian issues and womb displacement. It is said to cure backache, menstrual disorders, indigestion, and nervous debility, with many testimonials of relief and even tumor reduction. Also notes Dr Penrose leaving Walla Walla for Stanford to deliver a baccalaureate sermon, with uncertainty about attendance in Pendleton.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Dr. Penrose
Pendleton High School
Pendleton Academy
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Gwinn
Penrose
Stanford
Profesor & FB
L. Penrose
Walla Walla
Stanford University
California
Pend
LETON
Ted Peerless
Gypele
Oxford
Juliet Congress
Jace
Ito
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