Utah Sheep Men Show Big Interest in National Wool Marketing
In Salt Lake City James A Hooper announces Utah's role in the National Wool Marketing Corporation under the Farm Board plan. Utah sits in District 2 with Montana Wyoming Colorado and Arizona. district directors include A A Johns Stebbins and J B Wilson. Utah produced about 88.42 million pounds of wool last year from 2.795 million sheep, ranking high among states. 1930 sheep total stood around 2.507 million. The program aims to centralize grower selling, curb speculation and competition, and stakes include potential control of 25 percent of the national clip this year.
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Balt Lake City
Utah
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Federal Farm Board
James A. Hooper
Salt Lake
National Corporation
Hooper
National Organization
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
Harper A. A. Johns
Stebbins Montant
J BH Wilson
Tlatea
Utahs
Feeral Farm Boards
United States
Ioard
Siong
Cooperat
Frank J Hagenbarth
Nati Nal Wool Growers Association
Corporation
Farm Board
Capper declares prohibition will stay in effect
Publisher Arthur Capper argues in Capper’s Weekly that prohibition remains in force despite a Literary Digest poll. He notes the low response rate and questions the poll’s reliability while asserting wet sentiment persists in many regions and urging continued enforcement.
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Capper
United States
Arthur Capper
Bsue
Cappers Weekly
Literary Digest
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ford Pinchot
Abe Martin
American Bar Association
Prohibition Economic Claim Cited by Fisher
The article argues national prohibition saves the United States at least 2 billion dollars annually by reducing liquor consumption. It notes the pre prohibition alcohol bill exceeded two billion and suggests banning liquor could impact industries such as automobiles, with 10 percent of the population tied to that sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Fisher
United States
Prohibition Debate Rages as Nations Move Away
The article argues for maintaining dry laws in the United States citing economists and insurance data to support prohibition. It notes Canada Europe and other regions shifting away from strict bans and criticizes repeal advocates as ignoring facts. A humor aside mocks a defective second hand filter and an annoyed nurse.
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United States
Prohibion
Canada
Governors discuss Flaming Gorge water compact plan
At a Lions Club dinner in Clay, officials from Utah Wyoming and Colorado meet to push a four state compact on upper Colorado River water from Flaming Gorge. They review economics and a $100000 study funded by Secretary Fay Lyman Wilbur, and consider fast tracking an economic survey and joint power and irrigation development.
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Lion James II
Wallis
Flaming Gorge
Lion J A Cheney
Geo
If Dern
Goveror
Frank Emerson
Wyoming
Dern
Colorado
Fay Lyman Wilmr
Emerson
Wiliam R. Wallace
Utah Colomdo River
Colorado River
Green River
Basi
Greenriver
Utah
Green
Two Autos Wrecked Near Watson in Tendon Colli sion
This morning a head on collision near Watson totaled two cars a Chrysler driven by J I L Winkler and a Ford roadster carrying W F L Ball agent of the Uintah Railway Company at Watson and his son Gordon. Gordon suffered a deep scalp wound two inches long and his son a three inch scalp wound. Both were shaken up. Winkler escaped serious injury.
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Watson
Chrysler
J IL Winkler
Ford
WFL
Uintah Railway Company
Gordon
Winkler
Mistaken Identity in Lone Star Saloon Tale
In a rough frontier vignette, Texes Pete recalls a mistaken identity involving a tenderfoot who, while brushing teeth with foamy paste, was mistaken for a hydrophobia carrier by a local boy. The exchange highlights frontier humor and misread signals in the old town.
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Maxwell House
Mother's
Acorn Co
Osborne Mowers
J. I. Case
Vernal Lumber Co
Wells Ashby
Maeser
Provo
Minaeser
Roosevelt
Hawat
Vernal Drug Company
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