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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1912

Page

2

South Omaha Sets New Yearly Livestock High in 1911

South Omaha reports six million five hundred thousand head of cattle horses hogs and sheep received and sold in 1911, a new annual record. Total receipts rose 368 000 over 1910 with hogs 2 355 000 head and feeder cattle 450 000 sold. Sheep receipts reached 2 795 000 as weightier range sheep boosted slaughter and demand. The stockyards modernization at a cost near 200 000 including barns and chutes, plus improvements across cattle hog and sheep divisions, bolster confidence in continued market growth.

South Omaha Iowa Illinois Missouri Kansas Colorado C. P Stock Yards Company South Omaha Stock Yards Commission Armours Cudahys Omaha Swifts

US Copper Output in 1911 Tops 1910 and Nears 1909 Record

US Geological Survey estimates blister and lake copper output in 1911 at about 1.092 billion pounds, slightly above 1910 and near 1909 record levels. Imports, exports, stocks, and refined copper production trends are noted, with Montana output forecast to fall versus 1910 due to Butte district curtailment and equipment improvements at Anaconda Copper Co.

United States Geological Survey United States B. S. Butler Cieological Survey Copper Producers’ Association Bureau of Statistics Regulus Montana Butte Anaconda Copper Co

Sleeping car comfort improved on Southwest Limited trains

The Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway introduces white counterpanes replacing woolen blankets on Southwest Limited between Chicago and Kansas City. Blankets remain in reserve within reach for cooler nights, promising a more inviting bed and increased passenger comfort on hot weather journeys.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway Company Southwest Limited Chicago Kansas City

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