Jackson Hole mass meeting adopts elk preservation resolutions
A mass meeting in Jackson, Wyoming, endorses statements debunking claims of elk starvation and slaughter. The group pledges cooperation with state and federal authorities, supports hay supplies, and condemns misleading press reports about local citizens. Two resolutions praise local leaders Henry Crabtree and T H Baxter and defend citizen Nowlin from false media charges.
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Jackson Hole
A. B. Hulst
Idaho Game Breeders’ Association
Boise
Ida
Jackson
T. He
Hulit
Deman Wade
Ing
Adaa
Wild AM Henderson
Biological Survey
Washington, D. C
Jackson's Hole
Mr. Hulst
Henderson
United States
Wyo
Henry Crabtree
T. H. Baxter
Salt Lake Tribune
Nowlin
Profiteers Blamed By Wool Producers For Clothing Prices
Delegates at the Wyoming Wool Growers Association convention in Cheyenne condemn Dr. H S McClure of the National Wool Growers Association for exposing a claim by H R King of Seattle that a 26 to 40 percent retail clothing price rise is caused by wool. The flockmasters reject that wool cost is the main driver and accuse clothiers of profiteering.
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Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Cheyenne
HS. McClure
Ealt Lake
National Wool Growers’ Association
H. R. King
Seattle
National
Retail Clothiers’ Association
Chicago
Wyoming
McClure
King
Sheepmen Assess to Promote Fabricks Bill in Wyoming
Cheyenne Wyoming January 17 The Wyoming Wool Growers Association ended its annual convention with a 1 cent per head assessment on all owned sheep to fund support for the Truth in Fabrics bill requiring labeling of virgin wool shoddy and other materials. The group protested the enlargement of yellow tone pork and urged tax relief for sheepmen facing a heavy burden this winter Dr J M Wilson was reelected head and C A Heron was chosen to chair for the 1921 convention city.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Wool Growers
Seria
J. M. Wilson
Caaher Wom
Coal production in Wyoming falls in 1919 report
Cheyenne Wy Jan 17 The southern Wyoming coal miners produced 5 289 682 tons in the year ending Sept 30 1919 down from the prior year due to a slack market and a miners strike later in the period The district saw 26 total mines and 144 non fatal accidents in that span
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Andion
Robert F. Sneddon
Carey
Velvet Joe 1920 Almanac Offers Weather, Stats and Tips
Velvet Joe presents a 48 page almanac with weather forecasts and city records, government statistics on World War I, and an E F growth outline. It includes motorist auto laws, agricultural charts, home product how tos, and school lessons on handwriting. Copies available from Velvet Joe at 4241 Four Avenue, St Louis Missouri.
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Velvet Joe
Encyclopedia
United States
Joe
Four ‘Avenue
St. Louis
Mineouri
Yanks May Receive Extra Pay for War
Soldiers and sailors serving during the war would be paid the difference between their civilian incomes and pay received from the government under a bill introduced Saturday by Representative McGlennon. A three cabinet officer commission and the director of the war risk bureau would set an equitable maximum and minimum award.
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Washington
Representative McGlennon
Democrat
New Jersey
War Risk Bureau
Laundered Shirts Shown To Equal Excellence
A fragment describes shirt processing quality and care in laundry service with claims of fit and excellence. It mentions visible glass display and a promise of reliable button repair and testing.
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Kemmerer
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Oakley
Glencoe
John Scott
Kemmerer Union Laundry
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