Nebraska Stockman section in Alliance Herald 1916 edition
The Alliance Herald presents a monthly Nebraska Stockman edition devoted to livestock industry in Nebraska with ranch country focus. It offers features for readers to learn about the state and lists a 60 cent annual subscription. April 27, 1916.
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The Finest Yet in Nebraska Stockman June Issue
The June issue of The Nebraska Stockman will feature the annual Nebraska Stock Growers Association convention and be printed as a magazine section in The Alliance Herald. It promises valuable ranching material and advertising from leading western Nebraska firms, with typographic beauty and lasting souvenir value. Subscriptions include The Alliance Herald for $1.50 yearly and The Nebraska Stockman for 50 cents yearly.
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Livestock Commissionmen Visit Hot Springs Trip
The South Omaha Daily Drovers Journal-Stockman reports the livestock commission men and stock yards representatives were warmly received on their trip to Hot Springs Dakota for the Western South Dakota Growers Association convention. The Omaha group aimed to build friendships and a favorable impression along the route.
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Silos for Western Nebraska Extend Feed Advancements
An Alliance Herald piece traces seven years of promoting silos in western Nebraska for dairy cows and feed efficiency. It notes rapid adoption, potential beef cattle use, and the need to produce local corn and alfalfa to sustain silage fed fattening cattle, citing a Wallace Farmer editorial on silage as a fattening staple.
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Omaha Market News Reflects Broad Northwest Welcome
The article applauds the Omaha market as the best in the country and notes the cordial reception its representatives received in the Northwest. It promises closer relations and healthy development of both Omaha’s market and the tributary region supplying livestock.
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Live Stock Exchanges and Producers in Open Markets
A National Live Stock Exchange committee releases information on exchanges and open markets. It defends the livestock trade against direct country buying and emphasizes integrity of commission agents and the open market system for producers and shippers.
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