Nebraska Stock Growers Association Officers and Executives
The Nebraska Stock Growers Association lists officers including RK M Hampton as president and A Metager as vice president. The secretary-treasurer is C Jamepgon and the executive committee includes C H Tully P Meyers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Stock Growers Association (Incorporated
RK. M. Hampton
Allance
A. Metager
Merriman
Chas. C. Jamepgon
Sec'y-Treas
Ellsworth
C. H. Tully
P. Meyers
Reuben Lisco
J. H. Bachelor
W. M. Fleishman
Robert Graham
E. M. Searle, Jr
Herman Krause
J. H. Monihan
A. RK. Modisett
KE. M. Eldred
O. T. Davis
Dan. E. Hill
Rober A. Cook
John H. Orr
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Growth of Dairying in Nebraska Midway to Profit
A Dry Farming and Rural Homes excerpt argues dairy farming can be profitable in central and western Nebraska with hired help. It notes rising land values and the need for intensified methods, praising dairy cattle as a steady cash income and a path to home building and regional diversification away from wheat.
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Nebraska
Tulea
Oklahoma
Seimlarld
Eldred Buys Barton Ranch in Western Nebraska
Everett Eldred, owner of extensive western Nebraska lands and prominent cattleman, purchased a section from Harry Barton. Barton leaves due to his wife's illness in Denver requiring care. The new tract adjoins Eldred’s land. price reported as 2500 dollars.
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Everett Eldred
Nebraska
Harry Barton
Average Valuation of Livestock in Nebraska Counties
Secretary Seymour reports average valuations for horses across Nebraska counties for state equalization. Douglas $69.50, Dawson $77.25, Buffalo $91.05, and Antelope $14.06. Nemaha tops at $101.15 while Garden records $55.40 per horse.
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Seymour
State Assessment Board
Douglas County
Dawson County
Buffalo County
Antelope County
Nemaha County
Garden County
County figures set varied values for mules cattle and hogs
The Sarpy county assessor lists mules at 1565.50 on average, with Garden county at 96.75 and Demlas at 75.50. Cattle peak in York and Nuckolla at 39.10, lowest in Garden at 20.10. Hogs top in Butler at 14.60 and drop to 4.95 in Sioux.
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Sarpy County
Garden County
Demlas County
York
Nuckolla
Loup County
Butler County
Sioux County
Local Events Bring Scouts and Band to Town
Mrs. Chase Feagins returns from Iowa visit. Mrs. Harry Thiele and daughter return from a visit with sister Mrs. Biederman in Deadwood. Twenty two Boy Scouts are expected next week for the carnival living in camp style in uniform, forming a notable attraction assisted by a famous Scotch band.
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Mrs. Chase Feagins
Iowa
Harry Thiele
Viala
Biederman
Deadwood
Scotch Band
Fifth Wednesday Meeting of Alliance Baptist Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of the Alliance Baptist church hosted members from other churches on the fifth Wednesday after noon. A full account was promised for the Herald but was not received in time for this issue.
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Baptist Church of Alliance
Best medicine in the world claim for dysentery remedy
Mrs. William Orvis of Clare Michigan says Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy cured her daughter’s severe dysentery. She calls it the best medicine in the world and notes it is sold by all dealers. Also mentions Dr Miles Anti Pain relief pills available at drug stores.
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Chamberlain
William Orvis
Clare, Mich
Miles
Milch Cow Train To Promote Dairy Education In Nebraska
A Milch Cow Train backed by the Nebraska Dairymen's Association and the State University will tour Nebraska September 16 to 27. The Northwestern and Burlington railways support the trip with routes from Norfolk to Crawford and Alliance, with a stop in Alliance around September 24. The train showcases dairy breeds Holstein Jersey Ayrshire Guernsey and milking Shorthorn in a furnished car, while a flat car with a railing displays dairy appliances and demonstrations by university lecturers on cow care feeding and dairy management.
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Aus Dices
Nebraska Dairymen's Association
The
State University
Northwestern and
Burlington Railroade
Nebraska
Norfolk North
Northwestern
Crawford South
Eset
Burlington
Tuesaday
North Platte Valley
Alliance
Holeteln
Jersey
Ayershire
Guernsey
University
Dairy Department
Burlington Raiilroads
University and Dairymen'’s Association
Equal Suffrage Convention Adjusts Plans for County Meeting
A county convention and lecture set for Saturday afternoon and evening is moved to 8 o clock at Alliance M E church due to difficulty securing a lecturer. The program includes music, papers by Mrs Dieh of Crawford and speakers from Alliance and Hox Butte, followed by formation of a permanent county organization. The move is framed as a rising force in public and political life.
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Alliance M. E. Church
Dieh
Crawford
Alliance
Hox Butte County
Dr Miles Adverts Candy Flavor Claim For Kids
An OCR fragment suggests an advertisement for a Dr Miles product tasting like candy aimed at children. The readable text is garbled but indicates a promotional claim targeting young consumers.
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Miles
Alliance Visitors Shape Lloyds Column In Central City
Lloyds Column praises Alliance as a friendly center of travel on the Burlington line. It urges readers to invite friends to sample The Herald and notes local anecdotes about tenants, tenement laws, and editorials on Box Butte County governance and courthouse block purchases.
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Burlington
Herald
Condemnation Proceeding For Land Value Set By Jury
The notice describes condemnation proceedings where the land value is to be fixed by a six person county jury appointed by the County Judge. Findings may be appealed by the other party. The plan is intended to ensure transparency and avoid suspicions of personal profit.
Darling Returns from Mystic Vacation
George D. Darling came back Tuesday from a vacation at Mystic Eight Days. Mrs. Darling and Duane stayed there. George plans a return to Mystic Sunday.
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George D. Darling
Mystie
Forest Service issues ten windbreak commandments for plains farmers
The United States Forest Service outlines a decalogue of windbreak practices for plains farmers. The list advises placing windbreaks perpendicularly to damaging winds, dedicating part of land to timber, using region-appropriate species, underplanting slower growing trees, combining deciduous and evergreen species, proper spacing, thickening from the bottom, thorough early cultivation, limiting excessive pruning, and avoiding over thinning to improve timber tracts for future use.
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Washington
Forest Service
Plains
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Eihth International Dry Farming Congress
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Eldred
Barton
Ben Parker
Alliance Herald
Nebraska Stock Growers Asociation
Chas. C. Jameson
Ellsworth, Nebr
Post Office
Nebr
B. Posey
Angora
Equal Suffrage Convention
Jas. Feagins & Son Alliance, Nebr
Bones
Union Stock Yards Co
South Omaha, Nebr
Lloyd’s Column
Boost Alliance
New York
Murphy
Mar
Cupid
Bill Sue
Times
P. J. Nolan
ISWS
Poursday
Eix
John O'Keefe
Big Ben
Detroit
Johnny Mo’st
Vascar
Lloyd
Omaha
Inter Arts
Clark
Hemieford Journal
Box Butte County
Court House
Box Bulle County
Hemingford
Board of County
Toledo
Box Butte
James Keeler
Ange
Vogue
Dee” Copeland
Cole Brothers’ Circus
G. S. Mayo
Dee
Copeland
Mayo
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