Livestock Entry Rules Extended by Nebraska Board
The Livestock Sanitary Board issued an order prohibiting cattle, sheep, other ruminants and swine from eastern Mississippi River territory and Minnesota north of the Tennessee Kentucky line from entering Nebraska unless loaded in cars previously cleaned and disinfected. The order takes effect after midnight April 26, 1916, signed by President J. H. Bulla and Secretary J. S. Anderson.
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Mississippi River
Minnesota
Tennessee-Kentucky
Nebraska
J. H. Bulla
J. 5S. Anderson
Live Stock Markets Steady for Lambs at Omaha Sale
At Union Stock Yards South Omaha on May 23 1916 cattle hogs and sheep markets showed steady to firmer tone with good demand for beef cattle and yearlings. Clip lambs sold about steady while lambs and ewes ranged from strong to modest prices reflecting quality and weight.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Neb
Colorado
California
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D. C. Pettit
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Lincoln, Nebraska
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Hyannis
W. B. Cheek
Hartford Fire Insurance Company Live Stock Department
Omaha, Nebraska
The
Blain Horse & Mule Commission Co
Grand Island