Kansas City Cattle and Sheep Prices Rise on Light Receipts
At Kansas City Stock Yards on June 22, 1914 cattle and sheep markets advanced as light receipts boosted values. Heavy native yearlings reached $9.25, stockers and feeders traded $6.50 to $7.75, and quarantined cattle sold up to $8.35. Sheep and lambs remained firm with spring lambs at $9.15 to $9.35 and native ewes $4.50 to $5. Goats sold $3.00 to $3.90 as strong demand pressured by harvest easing.
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Kansas City
Colorado
West
North
Texas
South Texas
Oklahoma
J. A. Rickart
Necessity of Salt for Sheep Nutritional Study
An experiment in France reported in National Wool Grower fed three sheep lots on hay straw potatoes and beans for 134 days. One group had no salt one had half an ounce daily and one had three quarters of an ounce daily. Salted sheep gained significant weight and produced better wool with finer quality.
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France
W. T. Rich
National
New Mexico Wool Clips Sell At Roswell Sale
Twenty one New Mexico wool lots totaling 600000 pounds sold at Roswell last week for 106000 dollars. The wool averaged 18 cents per pound with a top of 19 cents. Eastern buying firms attended the sale and an estimated two million pounds are expected to be sold in Roswell this year.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Printing orders sought for job work at The Holbrook News
Readers urged to send job printing orders to The Holbrook News office. Parcel post accepts packages up to fifty pounds to any post office within 150 miles at low rates. Envelopes bill heads letter heads statements and cards may be mailed. Write for prices.
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Holbrook News Office
Loss of Livestock Threatens West Ranges
National forest reports show one fifth of stock bred on open western ranges die before market age. Winter storms droughts and predators drive losses. Officials inspect stock, bury or burn diseased carcasses, vaccinate to prevent blackleg, and bar sick sheep from forests.
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Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Sheep Market Receipts Show Varied May Gains and Losses
May receipts in Chicago reached 343470 showing a 11322 decline from 1913. St Louis 74000 a 6000 drop Omaha 114000 up 4000 Kansas City 176000 down 16000 St Joseph 62000 down 5000. Five month totals: Chicago 2147091 up 298114 Kansas City 858000 up 17000 Omaha 992000 up 126000 St Louis 373000 down 26000 St Joseph 404000 up 48000 Fort Worth May 85000 up 2000 five months 248000 up 75000 mainly due to Mexican workers. Also new Mandt wagons at H Scorse. Jel2tf
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Chicago
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Omaha
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Fort Worth
Texas
Husband Rescued Despairing Wife Cardus Letter from Catron Ky
An Kentucky woman Bettie Bullock writes of years of sickness from womanly troubles. Her husband provided Cardus, the woman's tonic, and she improves rapidly, able to walk two miles and perform her work. The letter promotes Cardui as a trusted remedy with long success.
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Cardus
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