Nebraska Stock Growers Assoc Promotes Union For Livestock Interests
The Nebraska Stock Growers Association urges stronger cooperation among stockmen across the state through joining the association. It highlights benefits from organization, brand inspection, and legislative influence, noting even nonmembers gain from the group’s efforts and urging readers to read The Herald for member information.
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The
Herald
Nebraska
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Reuters
N. S. G. A. Watch
Association
Nebraska stock growers urged to join association now
The Herald urges Nebraska stockmen to join the Nebraska Stock Growers Association to gain organization, improve ready action on short notice, and strengthen industry. Members are asked to contact secretary Hon. Chas. C. Jameson, Ellsworth, Nebraska, with their intent.
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Alliance Horld
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Tve
Nebraska
Herald
Chas. C. Jameson
Ellsworth
Nebr
Keeler Coursey Sells Multiple Ford Cars
The Keeler Coursey Company sold three Fords on Saturday. Dr. D E Tyler bought a runabout and William Bauer and his son Charles Bauer each took a touring car. A P Brown bought a touring car and Fred C Robbins received one sold two weeks ago. A carload with six touring cars and two runabouts is expected Saturday.
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Keeler-Coursey Company
D. E. Tyler
William Bauer
Chas. Bauer
A. P. Brown
Fred C. Robbins
Messenger Toy Injured In Motorcycle Accident
Western Union messenger Ben Andress was injured Saturday when his motorcycle front wheel loosened and wobble caused a loss of balance. He fell, injuring his shoulder and cracking a collar bone.
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Ben Andress
The
Western Union
Burlington conductors chief visits Alliance on way to Omaha
Official A. T. Wright, general chairman of the Burlington Order of Railroad Conductors, stopped in Alliance briefly while traveling from Billings to Omaha with his family. He said the union is in satisfactory condition and noted a recent agreement with the company improving working conditions and, in some cases, increasing pay.
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A. T. Wright
Burlington Order of Railroad Conductors
Omaha
Billings
Norton and Mounts Return From Scottsbluff Motor Trip
W. W. Norton and W. C. Mounts arrived home last night after a motor trip to Scottsbluff. They report conditions very prosperous.
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W. W. Norton
W. C. Mounts
Scottsbluff
Unique Pillow Filler Quirk Attracts Orders
Mrs. H A Hamilton possesses a sofa pillow with a unique filler. The filler is saved from Denver train orders Mrs Hamilton receives through her engineer husband. Over two years she has made one pillow and now has enough orders to fill another. The soft paper used for orders suits the purpose.
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H. A. Hamilton
Hamilton
Denver
Visiting relatives depart for home in three cities
James Seaman and his daughter Mrs. Hattie Owen left for York. C. H. Leigh, visiting Mrs. L. S. Story, returned to Brush, Colorado. Dean Geo. G. Ware came back today after a brief visit at Mullen.
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James Seaman
Hattie Owen
York
C. H. Leigh
L. S. Story
Brush
Colo
Dean Geo. G. Ware
Mullen
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Alliance, Nebraska
FR. M. Hampton
Alliance
A. Metzger
Merriman
Leoy Treas
Eeworth
C. H. Tully
B. P. Meyers
Reuben Lisco
J . H. Bachelor
W. M. Fleishman
Robert Graham
M. Scarle
Herman Pres
J. H. Monihan
A. R. Modinett
EB. M
Hye
Elleworth, Nebr
Post Office
Gate City Range
Gate City Tent and Awning Co
Omaha, Nebraska
Omaha Hide and Fur Co
Express
Jones Street
Keeler
Coursey
Stockmen’s
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