Stock and ranges in the stockman trade era
An Albany-style report on New York butchers forming an independent slaughterhouse near Newark, with Westward slaughtering trends, Cuba exports, European cattle breeding, and railroads' feed-in-transit dispute shaping stockmen’s fortunes. Representatives to meet railroads seeking a fair settlement.
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National Stockman
New York
Properte Bulla
Newark City
Albowen
Sucecks
Elaughterer
Tte
Simtry
Chicago
Indus
Particu
Lar
Railroad Teaffle Association
Feeder Buyers Seek High Breeding in Cattle Market
Feeder buyers now prize well bred cattle and dehorned animals. Off breed and horned steers fetch discounts as buyers favor dehorned, market ready stock. Wool sales near 10 million pounds push firmer prices with large buyers like American Woolen Co. dominating demand. Cattle shipments rise from northern regions as prices entice growers to reduce herds. Meat price rises linked to seven-year cattle shortages and rising demand for quality stock.
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Indies
Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Durham
Seedham
Armal
Cuere
Europe
United States
Cuba
Mys
American Woolen Company
London
Tte Mills
Maral
Fietarne
Department of Agriviture
Reno to Hear San Francisco by Telephone Soon
Regional notes report Reno will connect with San Francisco by telephone before heavy snows. Cattle shipments, local boiler placement at Dexter Co, and a Carson fair opening with $3,000 purse. Elko Tuscarora baseball for $250 purse tomorrow. Preston post office established. Oliver Cloward named postmaster. Copper mining and Union Tron Works prep underground work on Pyramid group. Elko soil tour by Professor Wilson praised Elko county resources.
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Reno
San Francisco
Dexter Company
Ormedy County
Carson
Elko
Tuscarora
Preston
White River Valley
White Pine County
Oliver Cloward
Union Tron Works
Electric Mining and Reduction
Wilson
Elko County
George Cheek
Riverside
Washoe County
Porter
Aate
California and Nevada Copper Mining Company
Pyramid
George Mahan
Reno Day at State Fair Draws School Crowd
The Reno Gazette notes Reno and Public School Day at the State Fair with a largely schoolchild audience admitted free. Races opened late with trotting and running events, pools on first heats sold, and notable performances by Peggy Mollie Nurse Maud Newman and Silver State among others.
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Reno Gazette
Reno
Peo
Princess
Mollie Nurse
Sport McAllister
Washoe Han
Christine
Tornado
Regal
Shannonette
Prince
Nellie M
Princess Wilkes
Peggy
Lottie G
Field
Arrow
Mamie G
Baleric
Silver Maid
Hi Rio
Silver State
Mandamus
Nonchalance
I.bite
Maud Newman
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Investment
Ad urges readers frustrated by medicines that fail to help to try Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills. Claims thousands found health returns and relief from sick headache and indigestion. Describes the product as a precious, cleansing aid for the blood.
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Hood
W. J. Kidder
Hil! Date Farm
Enos Bang Center Anosture
Dr. Pierce
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