Cattle Outlook Mixed as Winter Losses Rise in West
Cattle on the western range wintered well overall but forage shortages loom in many districts from Idaho to Texas. Nevada's spring movement is light as ranchers consolidate herds, with several major outfits selling thousands of Whiteface cattle near 30 per head. Oregon and Washington see higher hay costs and longer feeds, while UtahColorado ranchers eye spring purchases and lean on feed stocks.
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Denver
Menora, Moore & Clevens
North Park
Colo
R. Becker & Degen
Monte Blevins
Missouri River
National Live Stock Association
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
Orange Judd
W. L. White
Beowawe, Ney
Anya
Nevada
W. P. Anderson
Lone Star
C. Slaughter
Denver Statesman
M. K. Parsons
Salt Lake
Utaholorado Cattle and Improvement Company
Portland
Malheur County
Ott
Willamette
Umpqua
Rogue River
Malheur
Malene Atockimen
Portland Oregonian
Feeds and Gains From Mixed Meal and Kafir Diets
Kafir meal pairs ate 773 pounds per 100 pounds gain while mixed meals used 418 pounds. A pair of steers averaging 040 pounds fed 12 pounds daily of Kafir for ten weeks gain about two pounds daily each, needing 551 pounds meal per 100 pounds gain. A Shorthorn and a small Texas steer fed corn meal. the Texan moderate gains, the rough steer over three pounds daily for fourteen weeks. Wm. D. Hoffman, Harney County sheep raiser, reports 2600 head wintered with sixty lost. hay near Andrews very cheap at $350 a ton.
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Oklahoma Experiment Station
Texas
Wm. D. Hoffman
Harney County
Oregon
Andrews
Huntington Herald
Basque Sheep Herder Party Arrives to Settle
A party of twenty eight Basque Spaniards arrived yesterday afternoon to engage in sheep herding in this section. The group includes men women and children with most unable to speak English. Some departed this morning toward the northern part of the county. The settlers intend to practice sheepherling in the area.
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Spain
Golden Eagle Plant plans cyaniding in Nevada
Plans by a local firm for the Golden Eagle reduction works in Nevada call for a combination of concentrating tables and cyaniding tanks. The mill is expected to be in operation within ninety days, with prior delays blamed on earlier misfortunes. Also noted are local cattle purchases and various medicinal and commercial notices from Eagle Drug Store and area merchants.
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Golden Eagle
Nevada
Salt Lake Tribune
Ted
Hood
Insanity Committed Of L M Baldrum At Remo Asylum
From over the state L M Baldrum an elderly Smith Valley resident has been committed to the Remo Asylum after a brain hemorrhage and progressive mental decline. The Gazette notes threats against his wife who sought legal protection. Also news from Reno reports two feet of Marlette snow and mine flooding at the 1660 level with expected reopening after Sutro tunnel drainage.
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State Agricultural Society
Reno
L. Allen
K. Parry
L. Bevier
Washoe County Bank
Pauilion
J. A. Fitzgerald
G. Alt
W. Webster
R. H. Kinney
T. K. Hymers
Parry
D. Shane
Tom Higgins
Lakeview
Marlette
Kerwin
Con. Cal
Virginia
Sutro
Free book on Scott's Emulsion for all wasting diseases
For over twenty years Scott's Emulsion has been promoted as nourishing and strengthening for adults and children. A small free book explains how and why it benefits the body, and requests to have it sent to you are answered by SCOTT & BOWNE of New York.
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W. A. Brown
Draggiet
Scott
Scott & Bowne
New York
Mrs. Winslow
Karl
Eagle Drug Store
Brattice, CO
Pearl St
Chamberlain
Josh Edgar
Germantown
Cal
Gale
The Great Union Pacific Overland Route Promise
An early promotional piece touts the Union Pacific as a modern up to date line with dining, buffet, library and through Pullman cars. It highlights two daily eastbound trains from Salt Lake City and invites inquiries to H M Clay in Salt Lake City. Also includes multiple patent medicine adverts and a local drugstore section.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Utah
Missouri River
Chicago
New York
Salt Lake City
H. M. Clay
General Agt
Main St
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Western Meat Co
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Mr. Cotton
J. Bell
Frank Carypenter
Lovelock Valley
FE. Edwards
English Baptist Church
Minersville
DeWitt
Eagle Drag Store
Stephen Conner
Nev
E. Gee
B. Secord
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N. Y
Euleldal
Shiloh
Soliton
Shepp Co
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Marelette
J. T. Freeman
Fort Wingate
N. M
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Nervita Medical CO
Clinton
Jackson Sts
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Win Juces
Naomi Rebekah
Paradise Lodge
C. F
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Noast
Riley
Cook
Kirchner
KE. Gillilan
Mitt L. Schwartz
MH. OR. Cook
Agers
Joe Cathcart
W. , Townsend
H. Kirchner
Winnemucca Orchestra
Paradise Hotel
C. E. Mossford
da Witt
de Witt
J. Sheer
Sedalia
Uein
the Capit! Restoran and Lodging Hs
Faten
E. Crook
Silver State Mills
Ionil
Addris
Recanzone
Paradise
Nevala
Herman’s Bridge Street
Famien
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People's Meat Market
C. D, Duncan & Son
Bridge Street
Louis Larivere
Horseshoeing
Carr
Winnemucea
Schlitz |Brewing Co’s
Lager Beer ‘Depot
Schlitz
John Diehl
Winnemucca, New
P&b
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Rutherford Roofing Building Papers
de Parafine Paint CO
E. Reinhart & Co
Winnemucca
Reinhart Bros
Golconda
Winnemuccs
Goleone
Chris
Wolf
Bridge St
Data Wagons
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Deering
Mowors
Hollingsworth
May Rakes
New York Champion May
Dain & Jackson
Buck Rakes
Steel Star
Anheuser Burch
Wieland
Month
Milligan Paints
John
Humboldt County
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Gent
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