Eastern market conditions of beef for week ending July 6
The Bureau of Markets report from the US Department of Agriculture covers Boston New York Philadelphia and Washington beef markets. It notes weak to dragging demand in Boston with high range prices for choice ribs and loins, dull selling of cows and bulls, and steady to strong kosher items. New York shows a dull market with many poor grades, limited demand, and variable prices. Washington experiences heavy carryover and off-condition cars, driving prices down with hinds and ribs hardest hit and few good cattle available.
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Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Hinds
Figures Show Growth of Nebraska Livestock Markets
Nebraska and surrounding states show rising livestock receipts in the first six months of 1918. Chicago, Omaha, and Kansas City lead with higher head counts than the same period in 1917, signaling expanding market activity and increased production across the region.
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Nebraska
Ircegage
Sje Crear
Omaha
Kansas City
Ira W. Palsley
Union Pacific Railroad
Elm Street
United States
Canada
Viola Ifes
Cross Street
Little Rock
Ark
Don J. Perry
Quince Street
Balt Lake
Tiah
G. W. Williama
Gadaden
Ala
Mahaffey
Nashville
Tenn
C. C. Cason
Aceworth
Hemingford
H. R. Olds Deue Company
Box Butte County Farm Bureau Notes Rapid Labor Shifts
George Neuswanger reports sugar beet webworms fading but damaging alfalfa and grains elsewhere. He notes the work or fight law effects, urging farmer cooperation, and discusses potential harvest labor options including road work and even using local Indians under a uniform wage system.
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George Neuswanger
Nebraska
Colorado
Indiana
Missing Bayard Man Returns to His Home
George Mason, Sr. returns home Tuesday morning after months away from Bayard. He left for Bridgeport on April 18 and was later held in custody in North Platte and Fort Leavenworth on an unrelated charge. He pleads ignorance of the charge and explains his detainment, with his planned full account to follow.
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George Mason, Sr
Bayard
Mason
Bridgeport
Sidney
North Platte
Fort Leavenworth
Bert Brown
Chicago, Gurlington & Quincey Railroad
South 19Th Street
Lincoln
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices at South Omaha Market
South Omaha stock market reports slow cattle trading with mixed steers and cows, hogs opening weak then firm, and sheep showing strength. Prices vary by grade with steer tops near 17.05 and hogs trading around 16.50 to 17.50, while lambs and ewes show steady to strong demand.
War Savings Stamps Feature In Herald Printing
The Herald plans to print information on war savings stamps detailing their purpose and how readers can participate. Officials encourage support through purchases and participation to aid national efforts during the period.
Tanlac Promises Dramatic Weight Gains for the Frail
Advertiser touts Tanlac with numerous Nebraska and national testimonies. Engineers, hotel managers, nurses, and firemen report rapid health boosts and weight gains after taking Tanlac, with cases spanning Lincoln to Denver and beyond.
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Ivestosk
Tions
Phila
Delphia
Sey
Herbert Hoover
Gordon W. Wattles
Collins
Alfred Cornish & Company
Collins & Morrison
Farnam St
Neb
Box Butte County
Hotel Fontenelle
NespraskKaNs
the Fontenelle
H. Edgar Gregory
Kuy
South Omaha Stock Market
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Ioan
Bo.tagusta
Aml
Tynde
Oregon
Siam
Yeortines Fair
Coud
Sioti
the Herald For Printing
E. A. Weldy
Emory Hotel
Scottsbluff
Arch Allen
65Th Attert
Evaneville
Ind
Allen
Tuurtae
N. Hi. Choreh
Davenport Stimet
Saul
Ajax
Miles
Asak
Road
Qualiy
Iet
Walter Overton
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