Cattle Census Boosts Kansas Stockman Outlook
Fr Coburn Kansas Department of Agriculture reports Kansas cattle census shows a 10.82 percent rise since 1898, total cattle at 2,886,068 with strong gains in Greenwood Butler and Barber counties. New cattle numbers exceed cows for the first time, while feedlot demand will tighten range stock supplies. experts predict a prosperous period for feeders and breeders amid improved cattle management and abundant forage.
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Fr. Coburn
Kansan
al Eatile
Barber
Butler
Cherokee
Greenwood County
Cowley
Meno
Greeley
Dickinsey County
Pottawatomie
Osage
Sedawick
Washington
Cynenwood County
Barher
Denver Live Stock Market Tells of Strong Demand Despite Dearth of Supplies
The Denver live stock market remained resilient as demand for fat steers, hogs, and feeders held firm. Packers struggled to obtain enough animals, keeping trade brisk and prices high. Feeder buyers chased good natives, with prices reported for various weight classes and a note that Western shipments to Denver stay strong for time saved and costs reduced. Many orders from western Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, and Iowa linger on commission books.
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Denver
Denver Commission
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Towa
Utah
Colorado
Nun Ranch Sold to Chicago Capitalists in Major Deal
The famous Nun ranch and cattle brand have been sold in Chicago to Lake, Tomb & Co. and South Dakota ranchers for about 540,000. The herd totals roughly 22,600 head, valued at 21 per animal, with 2 year olds, 500 high quality bulls, and mostly breeding cows. The ranch spans about 400,000 acres, 5,000 owned, rest leased, land value around 32 per acre. Ownership transferred from Lewix KR Hastings and the Allen Gregory estate, with administrators Byron Hathaway and Merton Baker. Finalizing titles and leases will take time.
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Chicago
Lake, Tomb & Co
South Dakota
Lewix KR
Hastings
Allen Gregory
Byron
A. Hathaway
Merton G. Baker
Mensis
R. ©. Lake
W. T. Keenan
B. A. Hathaway
Comstock Power Committee Holds San Francisco Meeting
A meeting of the Comstock cheap power committee in San Francisco last Saturday failed to take definite action as members reviewed steam and electric power statistics. A second session was held today to discuss the Truckee River General Electric contract with revisions by attorneys for mining firms and the electric company, aided by Professor Perrine at Congressman Newlands’ request.
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Comstock
San Francisco
Truckee River General Electric Company
Attorneye Deal
Taustky and Wells
B. J. McCutcheon
Hall McAllister
Daily Weather Bulletin Station summaries from Fort Canby and region
The Weather Bureau observer reports a high central pressure off northern California and Oregon extending east into Idaho, with a low from southern California to southwestern Utah. Temperatures rose widely except along the southern California coast, where a fall occurred. Frost unlikely tonight but chill remains with gradual warming in 36 hours. fair weather continues. J C Hayden observer.
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Fort Canby
Wash
Oo City
Cedar City
Kean
Cal
California
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Pacific Coast
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
J. C. Hayden
Observer Weather Bureau
Patent medicine ads and testimonials mix across pages
A collection of old advertisements touts Hood s Sarsaparilla De Witts Witch Hazel Salve and Karl s Clover Root Tea along with Chamberlains Cough Remedy Shiloh s Cure and Early Risers. The pages feature depictions of health claims, remedies, prices and store references including Eagle Drug Store W A Brown druggist and local testimonials from Thomas Thurman and H P Ritter.
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Karl
Eagle Drug Store
de Witt
Ncai
Thomas Thurman
Troy
United States
Eagle
Davidson Dead After Shooting at Virginia Corner
In Virginia, Marion N. Davidson died from shotgun wounds after a Friday shooting at the North A and Carson streets building dispute. W. R. and Darwin James were rearrested on murder charges. inquest and preliminary hearings noted buckshot and bird shot wounds among evidence and weapons found. A separate Ohio affidavit unrelated to the case mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Virginia Chronicle
Marion N. Davidson
W. R
Darwin James
North A
Carson Streets
Virginia
Mack
Davidson
Emory Smith
Manson
Stoddard
North Howard
James
Harry Nye
Hawkes
North C
Carson
North B
Fred
District Court
Justice of the Peace Smith
Desmond
Heinrichs
W. Ro
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New Mexico
Mersin, Lake, Tomb & Co
Texas
Lubbock County
Coleman
Denver Field
Larimer County
Weld County
Colfax County
Porter
Chicago Drovers’ Journal
J. Ellers
Villa Grove
West ‘Texas Stockman
Geo. W. Mapes
Reno
Lake County
Warner Valley
Anderson
A. E. Wallace
Austin
Pine Creek
Nye County
Wouthern Nye
Glasgow
Mont
Mary Fitzpatrick
Fred Groves
Billings
William Rea Jr
St. Paul
Rea
M. Bryan
Galagher
I¢ Drug Store
J. A. Schear
Sedalla Mo
Croup
Denver Market
Comstock Power
Daily Weather Bulletin
Department OF Agriculture
Winnemagcas New Agg
Hood
Shiloh
John Mathing
Pulaski
Kysaya
Chamberlain
W. A. Brown
H. P. Ritter
Pairfax Avenue
St. Louis
Drugeiat
the James
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Ohio
Shipiseast
Ail She
S.C. Wells & CO
Leroy
Sore
Diehl’s Book Store
Bridge Street
Winnemucca
Bitecine Piro
C. Diehl
Winnemucca Jewelry Company
Y. E. Campbell
Optician
Bhsiness
Silver State
Unemucca
Nevada
Aenett
Cyrus Noble
Martell
Cornag
Cordelia Wine CO
Laverga
Palace Chop Stand
Sitaszestoos
George & Ma Quong
Propri
TATA
J.H. Hoyt
Bri
Opposite
Rimnhart
O's
Upbolstoria
A. Huc Eh Teschler
Poor Man's Store
Paradise, Nevada
Rollingsworth
Kentucky
Alforso Pasquale
Golconda
Union
Arkansas
Louis Dutertre
Golconda, Nevada
Lovetook
Humbolds Sunty
Acearaye
Elock M
Shity Comtlasioners
THE
Nevada Business College
Carson City
Ani Alleers
Warkpel & Nlanchet
C. B. Brown & CO
OLD Reliable Hardware House
M. B. Staunton
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