Wrestling Event Delights Alliance Crowd and Winners List
The program features Peters defeating Drisky in a lively wrestling match at the Alliance venue. Riders display and mule events draw audiences, with results showing Daisy Campbell and Irwin Brow among top earners and Cheyenne claiming multiple prizes in half mile and five mile races.
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Dewey Acpeden
Ted
Dave Campbell
Mapder
Prige
Irwin Brow
Fed
Walter Pterling
Prise Eplct
Ed Herian
Herry Waltere
Bet
Mapmel L. Mroud
Aenea Hertha Ciscove
Wen
Cheyenne
Chebihe
Heme
Prises
Vet
MeKipben
Fridgeport
Indianola
Pheer
Ladianole
Edmieeton
Faerione
Peters
Piremas Ali Wheeler
Allenee
Ice House Fire at Burlington Ice Yard
A Burlington ice house burned for over three hours Thursday with a large loss. Firefighters battled a heavy blaze as train crews aided by supplying water from boilers. Roof collapsed in 45 minutes, fire under control by 1 30. Estimated loss around 45497 with 40 percent ice loss amid ice shortage.
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Burlington Yards
Alliance Department
Gamer
H. D. Condit
Blue Rock Hunters Shine In Traps Competition
Cheney and Bob Tappan led the amateur trapshooting event at Blue Rock with a high score of 146 out of 160. Stull placed second with 14 percent, while several shooters from Llewellyn to Alliance posted strong scores. Razee and Bowman topped the professional class with 150 and 148 respectively.
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Cheney
Bob Tappan
Hoagjad
Daddy” Tappan
Trapshootera
Stull
Scottsbluff
Eloee
Wood
Llewellyn
Stansbury
Laing
Jones
Reddish
Mendenhall
Loreal Club
Stockmen's Annual Convention Declared Successful
The stockmen’s annual convention closed the year with a bright forecast for the industry. The executive committee, led by Chu, reported important business completed and prospects for live stock men to improve in the coming year.
St Joe and K G at the Convention
Crowd at Alliance this week welcomes H B Hamill of South Omaha now with Austin Hamill Dixon Live Rock Commission. The firm, the largest live stock broker at South St Joseph, promotes consignment advantages. Kansas City market reps James P Baker and J R McPhee attend with Crider Bros. and others. Glenn Putnam of Bridgeport visits for the event.
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H. B. Hamill
Austin-Hamill-Dixon Live Rock Commission Company
South St. Joseph
Alliance
Prey Bros. & Cooper
Austin-Hamill-Dixon Company
Herald
Kansas City
James P. Baker
Kansas City Stock Yarda Company
J. R. McPhee
Crider Bros
Nebraska Stock Growers Elect Leaders At Alliance Meet
Sixteenth annual Nebraska Stock Growers association convention in Alliance marks key actions. executive committee re elected, brand inspection emphasized with Omaha as main market. Membership remains five dollars plus three and one half cents per member. Page Eight continues.
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Nebraska Stock Growers’ Association
District Courtoom
Court House
First National Bank
Omaha
Bess
Herald
Disloyal Action at Bayard Neb Sparks Bonded Arrests
Trouble began at a Bayard school meeting when notices posted by Morrill County Council of Defense were defaced tearing out language banning German. Farmer John Ritz posted $500 bond for flour hoarding and Pete Meiers was arrested in Alliance and jailed in Bridgeport awaiting council action.
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Bayard
Morrill County Council of Defense
Hapgood
Harrison
Bayerd Home Guards
John Ritz
Alliance
Cox
Pete Meiers
Meiers
Marshal Read
Home Guard
Bridgeport
Council of Defense
Potato Market Improves Amid Labor Scarcity and High Prices
The potato situation shows marked weekly improvement with Texas and Louisiana arrivals boosting demand in Chicago markets. Old stock holds steady despite sprouted quality, while Eagle Lake Texas No.1 hits 1.25 to 1.36 f.o.b.. Kaw Valley acreage rises to 2830 acres with favorable conditions and July digging expected.
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Chicago
Texas
Louisiana
Triumph
Wisconsin
Michigan
Eagle Lake
Tex
Carlota F. O. B
Kaw Valley
Red Cross Seeks Fast Knit Sweaters for June 30 Shipment
The local Red Cross asks that all completed sweaters be brought to headquarters as their shipment quota is due on June 30. Knitting is the main activity now and there is ample sweater yarn for all who wish to contribute.
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Red Cross
Mrs Wiker Visits After Casper Trip in Summer
Mrs. John Wiker and Mrs. A E Swanson with daughter Elizabeth arrived Thursday from Casper Wyoming. Mrs. Wiker spent a week with her brother John Morris in Casper after traveling from Walla Walla Washington where the Cana dian Kiddies company disbanded for the summer.
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John Wiker
A. E. Swanson
Elizabeth
Casper
Wyo
Mrs J H Standard Returns to Alliance After Visit
Mrs J H Standard goes back to Alliance on Monday following a short visit with her mother Mrs Swartout at Lakeside.
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J. H. Standard
Alliance
Mrs. Swartout
Lakeside
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