Opal NewsReports Quarantine Ends on Livestock Movement
Federal restrictions linked to the 1914 foot and mouth outbreak have largely been lifted with only two small areas under modified quarantines. Maine and Massachusetts report reappearing contagion. in Wyoming, northern counties remain restricted and Union Stock Yards Chicago remains restricted to immediate slaughter. Local notices also mention residents traveling, market shipments, and Opal’s busy trade as winter approaches.
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Imate ‘Maaeachusetts
Hinote
Mamachusetta
Worcenter
Calhoun
Jersey
Macoupin
Montgomery
Fayette
Effingham
Jasper
Crawford
Ung
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Fragmentary trade note on butter pelts and dealers
A garbled passage questions barter of butter and pelts and whether to take hides to a local jeweler. It mentions competition among dealers and a largest dealer in the region, with unclear references to Balt and Pa.
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Orien
Think for Yourself The Call to Open-Minded Judgment
A critique urges readers to avoid snap judgments on issues like woman suffrage prohibition unions and the European war. It champions questioning all arguments from every angle and forming reasoned opinions only after thorough study. It warns against dogmatic narrowness as a threat to civilization and urges independent thinking.
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Althe Oard
True History of Bell's Hawaiian Players
A six member Hawaiian group sailed from Honolulu on March 27 1912 and arrived in San Francisco after an eight day voyage. They planned a shore visit but impressed Governor Johnson and Alexander Pantages at a banquet leading to bookings on the Pantages circuit and later tours on Cole Castel Keith Proctor and other circuits. The act was set to appear at venues including the San Francisco Theatre and Kemmerer Theatre with press coverage by The Camera.
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America
Honolulu
San Francisco
Amon
Governor Johnson
California
Alexander Pantages
Sid Grauman
Empress Theatre
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Keith
Proctor
Seattle
Will
New Kemmerer Theatre
Wyoming Mutton Demand Shapes Wyoming Sheep Report
Wyoming sheepmen report strong demand for mutton and wool as livestock marketing tightens. In the Cokeville and Wyo region traders note most lambs sold directly to feedlots, with Bennion shipments fetching a fat price around $6.15 and feeders around $5.40, weights 119 to 125 pounds. Range conditions are fair after September rains, with overstocked breeders and few yearlings remaining on the range.
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Benpace
Cokeville
Wye
Omaha Drovers Journal- Stockman
Wyoming
Tennions
World offers Joey Paper and Camera preium subscription plan
The Thrice-a-Week New York World promotes a prepaid subscription option for Joey Paper and The Camera. The notice advertises prepaid subscriptions and highlights advantages for readers choosing this plan.
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New York World
Joey
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