Mass Meeting at Jackson Hole Adopts Elk Protection Resolutions
Jackson Hole citizens at a mass meeting January 12 1920 denounce false rumors of elk starvation and killings. Henry Crabtree and T H Baxter announce support for elk welfare and pledge cooperation with state and federal authorities. The group condemns a Salt Lake Tribune report, affirming confidence in local leader Mr Nowlin.
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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 Wyoming Wool Growers for Clothing Prices
Delegates at the Wyoming Wool Growers Association convention in Cheyenne endorsed Dr. H S McClure of the National Wool Growers Association who debunked H R King’s claim that rising wool prices caused higher clothing costs. They accused retailers of profiteering and rejected the idea that wool price hikes alone drive clothing price increases.
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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
Wyoming Wool Growers Promote Fabricks Bill
Cheyenne Wyoming January 17 The Wyoming Wool Growers association ends its annual convention with a one cent per head assessment on all sheep to fund advocates for the Fabricks bill requiring labeling of virgin wool and blended contents The group opposed Yellowtone pork and sought tax relief for sheepherders Dr J M Wilson was reelected president and Caa her Wom named to chair the 1921 convention committee
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Wool Growers
Seria
J. M. Wilson
Caaher Wom
Coal Production in Wyoming Falls in 1919 Output
Cheyenne Wyoming January 17 coal miners in southern Wyoming produced about 000000 tons less in the year ending September 30 1919 than the prior year Inspector Robert F Sneddon filed with Governor Carey the total 5 289 682 tons for 1919 reflecting a slack market and subsequent miners strike The report notes twenty six total miners non fatal accidents in the district and references the period before the strike.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Andion
Robert F. Sneddon
Carey
Velvet Joes 1920 Almanac Offers Wide Range Of Facts
Velvet Joe presents a 48 page almanac with weather forecasts and records for multiple cities, government statistics on the United States role in World War I, an outline of the American Expeditionary Force, and a summary of the 1916 presidential vote. It includes automobile laws by state, crop data, home making tips, a home garden chart, handwriting judging lessons, and entertaining games for evenings. Velvets smiling cover invites readers to order from Velvet Joe, 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
A bill introduced by Representative McGlennon would pay soldiers and sailors the difference between their civilian income and government pay during the war. A three-officer cabinet and War Risk Bureau commission would set an equitable maximum and minimum award.
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Washington
Representative McGlennon
Democrat
New Jersey
War Risk Bureau
Laundered Shirts Shown Fit By Trial of Service
A noisy promotional missive claims laundering quality and fit for shirts. It invites customers to test the service without seeking missing buttons, presenting a casual assurance of equal excellence.
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