Stockmen Called to Subscribe to Alliance Herald and Nebraska Stockman
The Alliance Herald and The Nebraska Stockman invite stockmen to subscribe. The Alliance Herald costs 1 50 per year with a monthly stockmen edition. The Nebraska Stockman is 50 cents per year. A monthly ranchmen periodical, The Nebraska Ranchman, costs 50 cents yearly and can be sent to any address. A clubbing offer with Farmer and Breeder may save one paper.
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Alliance Herald
Nebraska Stockman
Nebraska
Nebraska Ranchman
Sioux City
Wellington Inn Advertised As First Class Stop in Omaha
The Wellington Inn in Omaha advertised as a pleasant, first class hotel on the Lincoln Highway near downtown. Pay no rate changes during evangelistic meetings and other functions. New lessees Payne and Slater invested heavily in marble, decor, and amenities including showers and ice water. Manager R D McFadden praised as capable, with sprinkler fire protection and evolving room service. Nebraska live stock breeders note Panama Pacific Show schedules for horses and other stock entries and show periods.
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Lincoln Highway
Omaha
Wellington Inn
Altho
McFadden
Omaha World-Herald
Payne & Slater Co
R. D. McFadden
Prince
Farm Exposition livestock prizes total over 440000 dollars
The 1915 Farm Scenes exposition in Box Butte County lists 440557 dollars in livestock prizes and premiums from the exposition breed associations and state commissions. Cattle receive the largest share with 148667 dollars. horses 128472. swine 62572. sheep and goats 54882. poultry pigeons and pets 13750. dogs and cats 5500. No entry fees and free return shipping or 25 percent refund if stock sells at the exposition. Missouri Live Stock Commission Co. handles consignments from South St. Joseph and Old papers are sold at The Herald office.
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Doge Ents
Catth
Prize Winners at St Joseph Stocker and Feeder Show
Cattle from Nebraska and surrounding states earned prizes in Hereford, Shorthorn, and Angus classes. Notable entries include Fawn Lake Ranch Rushville Neb sold at 87.70 in two year old Herefords and Diamond Cattle Company Rock Creek Wyoming champion sweepstakes load.
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Nebraska
Charles Busing
Powellk
Fawnlake Ranch Company
Rushville
Tully-Musser Catte Company
Alliance
Fawn Lake Ranch Company
Cherry Cattle Company
Lake
Nebaska
Tully-Musser Cattle Company
Diamond Cattle Company
Rock Creek
Wyoming
Wolbol & Rhinesmith
Centennial
Murphy Brothers
Spicer
Colorado
J. W. Reynolds
Walton
Victor Hansen
North Gate
Cattle Company
James Dobbs
Medicine Lodge
Kansas
North Gtate
Fred Nation
Emporia
RK. H. Warrensburg
Madison
Joe Bevins
Amarillo
Texas
Aberdeen Angus
Polly & Lovel
Ridgeway
Missouri
College auto instruction trains farm boys in car operation
Ames Iowa September 20 a new course at Iowa State College aims to teach every farm boy to operate a car. The program led by Prof. R A Leavell emphasizes practical skills to cut costly county car expenses linked to operator ignorance. Leavell brings factory and European manufacturing experience to the program.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State Agricultural College
Iowa State College
R. A. Leavell
Leevell
Europe
Auction Notice at Fairview Addition on October 20 1915
A walk to Fairview Addition invites choosing a lot or two and attending the auction on Wednesday October 20 1915 at 1040 a.m. to bid on parcels.
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Fairview Addition
Two for the Price of One Subscription Offer
The Farmer and Breeder announces a club deal with Nebraska Stockman or Alliance Herald. Subscribers can get two papers for the price of one, with rates for semi monthly and monthly editions and a combined annual cost. Offer available through Herald Publishing Company Alliance Nebraska.
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Alliance Herald
Herald Publishing Company
Alliance
Nebraska
Western Rate Case: Freight Increases Granted on Select Goods
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved higher freight rates for western roads on brewer's rice, fruits and vegetables, hay and straw, and bituminous coal and coke, yielding an estimated $1.6 million annual net. Rates for live stock, packing house products, grain, fertilizers, and cotton were not increased, leaving key farmer goods largely unchanged. Farmers gain by stable rates on live stock and grain products, while railroads gain modestly overall.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Farm labor outlook amid war and aftereffects
The piece warns that wartime casualties and lingering injuries will shrink the labor pool, while Europe’s postwar demand may attract workers away, causing a farm labor shortage and rising wages. It notes unskilled foreign labor and drift to farms, and calls attention to scarce availability. Also mentions trainmen's daily time books for sale at The Herald office.
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Europe
Gale
Herald Office
Leente
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Missouri Live Stock Commission Co
South St. Joseph
Lox Butte County
Herald Force
F. M. Seidel
L. Jd. Schill
Schill
St. Joseph
Nebras
H. G. McMillan
John Thompson
T. P. Shreve
J. E. Halsey
Farmer