Livestock Prices at South Omaha Report
South Omaha market reports show a very light sheep and lamb run while cattle and hog demand remains firm. Cattle receipts reached about 10 300 head with choice 1050 pound beeves selling to 17 50, hogs traded higher, lambs and sheep also quoted with gains across grades.
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American National Live Stock Association
Salt Lake City
United States
T. W. Tomlinson
Cooper Building
Denver
Colo
Tech Food Administration
Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture of Livestock
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Neb
Wight
Nebraska Food Administration Urges Flour Surplus Sale
Gordon W. Wattles announces government will pay fair price for surplus flour turned over for export. County admins urge voluntary surrender. Pawnee County offers all flour for export to support soldiers. Policies cap retailer purchases, regulate sugar use, and push substitutes and potato usage while enforcing penalties for violations.
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Gordon W. Wattles
Nebraska
Wattles
Pawnee County
Food Administration
Washington
Omaha
Fderal Food Administration
Expansion at Somahad market yard free to cattle pens
Despite ample facilities, yards at Somahad market expand with a five acre west addition. A large crew is grading the new tract and materials arrive for cattle pens. Construction aims to house 1500 to 2000 cattle, with completion and occupancy anticipated by August 1 if weather permits.
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sOmahad
Glass of Salts Helps Kidneys When Pain Hits
A discussed remedy promotes four ounces of Salts from alpha acids with lemon juice and lithia to flush kidneys and bladder. It claims to neutralize acids from meat and prevent dull kidney pain, headaches, and rheumatic twinges by cleansing the urinary system.
Old Rags Worth Seven Cents a Pound at Herald Office
Advertises rags for sale noting the rate of seven cents per pound for clean rags at The Herald office.
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