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Cattlemen split as new stock growers group forms
Denver January 18 The National Livestock Association splits over a new constitution admitting packers and risking railroad influence. Cattle, horse and swine growers depart to form the American Stock Growers Association while sheep and stockyards interests stay with the old body. Delegates vote on reorganization plans, add a 36 hour livestock transport limit, and elect a temporary leadership pending a May Denver convention.
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Denver
Colo
National Livestock Association
Twain
American Stock Cowers' Association
S. H. Cowan
Texas
E. R B. Grosney
Arizona
Hagenbarth
Cowan
Roosevelt
Harris
Kansas
Bagenberth
Bagenberth Moved That Entire Matter Be Referred To the Executive Committee
W. EB. Hughes
Association of Stock Feed
Pure Breed Record Association
Stockyards Association
Stock Exchange
The
Livestock Association
Brown Palace
John W. Springer
Association
H. A. Jastro
Cattle
A. J. Lovejoy
Jesse Smith
W. A. Harris
Frank Cooper
Livestock Exchanges
A. G. Leonard
Nelson Morris
O. P. Bailey
H. W. McAfee
Frank J. Hagenbarth