United States Livestock Industry Committee Seeks Production Policy
The United States Livestock Industry Committee met in Washington on September 3 to discuss measures to guard livestock production for national welfare. Leaders urged government action, proposed price assurances, and called for federal and state support to stabilize markets and assist producers amid war-time uncertainties.
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United States Livestock Industry Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Fran Aime
Davill. Houston
Hlorbert Hoover
Hive
Waahinieton
Westerk
Tole Lowing
Cansidar
Niselsee
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department Ehold
Dora
Foley
Bee Boonelal
Presidential platform on farm welfare and food prices
The passage urges controlling waste in livestock, ensuring affordable meat for consumers, and establishing a relation between hog and corn values. It also endorses Hoover’s efforts to curb speculative abuses in food markets, signaling continued discussion next week.
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Hoover
Lamb Prices Reported Along with Market Moves
Lambs being sold leans on prices from Fossil and Omaha markets. Eli Gardner loaded two cars at Fossil fetching about 18.15 per hundred, while top lambs hover near 18 at Omaha. Lyon Rathbun shipped several cars from Opal intending Omaha sale but sold en route at Lami e Wyoming. Jake Herschler plans a shipment to Omaha but details remain unclear.
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Eli Gardner
Fossil
Omaha
Lyon Rathbun
Fontenelle
Opal
Lammie
Wyoming
Jake
Herschler
Cheaper Scabies Dip Approved By Agriculture Department
Washington DC The Agriculture Department approved a cheaper dipping solution for scabby sheep and cattle using a weak nicotin solution without sulphur. The move follows experiments to lower costs while maintaining effectiveness and also permits lime and sulphur dipping as the official method.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Kemmerer District Wins Prizes at Wyoming State Fair
Specimens from Kemmerer grade building earned first and second prizes at the Douglas Wyoming state fair. Miss Esther Balin led the exhibit with fourth grade charcoal drawings under Miss Gowns. A kindergarten display and a log cabin model also won top honors.
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Kemmerer
Douglas
Wyoming
Esther Balin
Kemtmerer
Katheryn Roueche
Misa Emme Seyfort
Togn Ho
Bootleggers Nabbed in County Wide Sweep
County detectives arrested Weleh Brothers and Harry Quingy of Afton and Ivan Warren between Freedom and Thayne on bootlegging charges bound over to the district court. Nick McCoy of Wilson also faced the same charge. Authorities vow a tough stance as trial approaches. Also notice on plumbing business accounts belonging to Ballivana Ticker in Kemmerer and Dan Sullivan.
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R. Ft, Hose and Sherif JR. McMinn
Weleh Brothers
Afton
Harry Quingy
Ivan Warren
Freedom
Thayne
District Court
Nick McCoy
Wilson
Star Valley
Dan Sullivan
Man Sullivan
What They Think of Our Boys
Clip from a Charlotte newspaper praising Western troops camped at Camp Greene near Charlotte for wartime preparation. It extols virility and American ideals, noting the soldiers’ handsome bearing and well mannered conduct as they become a visible, positive presence in the city.
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Charlotte, N
Lincoln County Boys
Camp Green
Charlotte
Camp Greene
Far West
Horace Greeley
Wants Mascot for Military Company Bear Cub Needed
The Kemmerer Camera reports a Camp Baldwin Colorado request from a former Senator James Chrisman associate Mr. McHerring seeking a bear cub mascot for a mach gun company. He asks readers to donate or help raise funds to obtain a cub and invites any leads.
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Kemmerer
Machi Gun Company
Camp Baldwin
Colorado
James Chrisman
Big Piney
McHerring
Mr. McHerring
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Kemmerer Howe. & Furniture Co
Cole’s
Sotho
Ford
Chesterfield
Garett
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