Liberal Run of Cattle Sheep and Strong Market at Omaha
A large week opening at Union Stock Yards South Omaha shows 6,400 cattle, about 7,800 hogs, and 10,000 sheep and lambs. Cattle prices ease, hogs steady to slightly lower, and lambs rise with top lambs at 11.45, ewes and yearlings also firm. Also notice of paving district hearing in Alliance Nebraska with Mayor Penrose Romig and City Clerk Carter Castle pending objections.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Pavine
al- Hance
Rox Butte County
Nebraska
Fourth Street
Third Street
Allance
Alliance
Penrose E. Romig
Carter Castle
Election law changes modify polling hours and ballot layout
County clerks face confusion as new laws alter sample ballots color print and clock hours 8 am to 8 pm and allow voters in line at closing to cast ballots. Changes affect cross marks placement on names and candidate eligibility rules plus pay for election workers and rotating names in small counties. Local ads for pads and rye seed appear at end.
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Hargraves
Secretary of State
Pool
Gradual Spring Transition for Yearling Colts
Farmers should ease yearling colts from grain to fresh grass in spring. Start with short pasture periods, reduce grain, and provide shelter during cool nights. A week or two of gradual exposure minimizes digestive issues and stress before full pasture turnout.
Broken wind in horses a futile incurable disease
The article defines broken wind as chronic lung trouble in horses with labored expiration and reduced inspiration. It notes the condition is incurable, with palliative care including small meals, dampened fodder, green hay, and linseed oil. Dealers offer various temporary remedies like fat balls or morphia injections, but none provide a permanent cure.
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W. R&r. Gilbert
Sayings for the Sheepowner and Stock Breeders Insight
Advice on sheep and hog care notes that good lambs yield profits while tariff speculations harm the industry. Emphasizes keeping dogs and strangers from flocks and nourishing ewes for strong lambs. Warns purebred hogs decline without proper care.
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Omaha
Liberal
Iver Mollring
Election Board
Herald Office
Fred M. Hoover
Wilson
Charles H. Tully
Tully
Old Bee Hive
Cretonne
Hamilton Empire
Chance
Colt