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LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS
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CATTLE FEEDERS MEET
AT THE STATE FARM
HIGHEST
PRICED FEEDER STEERS EVL SOLD ON THE SO. OMAHA MARKET
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stehi wer bred and raised by W. C.CONDICT of SARATOGA .WYO.
I'pon Thursday. May 29th, a meet
inn of the cattle Teeders of the
state as summoned by Professor
R. K. Bliss of the Department of
Animal Husbandry, Pnlverslty of
Nebraska To- this Invitation eonje
three hundred responded, represent
ing pnntleally all parts of the state.
.Most of the visitors arrived early
in the morning; and UtM the fore
noon visiting the buildings and look
ing over the stock and vorious ex
perimental plots on the State Farm.
In the afternoon a meeting was
held in the Stock Judging Pavilion.
Dean K. A. Burnett of the College
of Agriculture presiding In a
brief address h sighted the fact
that results so far obtained at tho
Kxpertment Stations in this sts: e
have shown that at the average
pric for feed and the price whi !
ahes were worth at weaning time,
tOgfltaiC w'th the market price of
three year olds as feeders. It bare
ly pays to grow the cattle in east
ern Nebraska. It was also found at
the North Platte Experiment Station
that larger profits have been made
by feeding calves and selling them
the following June when weighing
700 or 760 pounds than where large
cattle were fed out.
Professor Lee went back over the
results of the work done at the Ex
pert ment Station during the past ten
years by Professor H. R, Smith. The
conclusion from Professor Iee's fig
ures would show that alfalfa and
corn was the cheapest ration the
feeders had at their disposal. Pro
fessor Bliss then gave the results
of this year's experiments in which
forty-eight head of steers divided
into six lots of eight each had been
fed fof a period of one hundred and
fifty day Some of the lots receiv
ed silage along with the hay and
grain. These cattle- were bought in
i November at the South Omaha mar
ket weighing a trifle over 900 pounds
and cost. ti.2t laid down at Lincoln.
, They were divided evenly as to
'quality and size. The lot which
was fed on corn ami alfalfa hay
made the largest gain and the larg
est net profit per steer of any of
the lots. While this is but one test.
t till it conforms to the tests made
, in years gone by and verifies the
belief of most practical men that
: we in Nebraska can grow two of
i the best articles for cattle feeding
that exist.
J. Whisler, of Whitman,
A'iiunce, on Mcnday.
was In
P. 1). Roberts, of Ellsworth, wa
attending to legal business In Alli
ance, on Thursday.
"Sport" langford came over fro'n
the Platte river country on Friday.
Mrs. Otis Martin, of Scottsbjuff,
was in Alliance the latter part of
last week.
Carl Zehrung purchased the Font
car from Mr. Davison.
Howard Whltaker, of Canton, was
transacting business in Alliance, ot.
Frid: y
Mrs. O. E. Black and mother ca n
up from lakeside Tuesday and u
turned home on 44 Friday.
Lora Mclaughlin, of Olltner, Neb ,
was in Alliance, Thursday, looking
after her real estate interests.
Wayne Reynolds, who has
visiting fi'iends here, left for
home at McGrew, on Friday
The mother of Mrs. O. W. Emery,
at Bridgeport, lias been very ick.
Mrs. Emery went to Bridgeport Sal
urday, returning Monday noon.
Mrs. J. J. Cremin, of Upton, Wyo ,
who has been visiting with Mrs A.
E. Nelson for the past two weeks,
departed for her home last Friday
been
his
Y. M. B. C. MEETING FRIDAY
All young men are invited to the
Y. M. B. Club rooms next Friday ev
ening, under the Alliance National
Bank. The topic for discussion will
be, "Evil Speech."
REASON IS OUT
If you were goiny; to build a house would you hire a shoemaker
to do it? No, you would hire the lest carpenter you could get.
Use the same judgment in selecting a Commission House
to handle your Live Stock. Select a house uhos Sales
men are Specialists in their particular line.
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We opened our doors Jan. ist, igoo. From No Business
we have forged ahead until now we rank with the Leading
Firms of the yards.
A Reason for This
It's because every man connected with the concern, from the
Big Chief down is a man of wide experience and is a li
wire; knows his own ability: has the full confidence of the
buyers; believes in his business and is interested in it. 'ou
Can't Beat This Combination.
Our Salesmen are Members of the Firm
BILL FRAZIER. Steer Salesman
BILLIE LYNAM, Cow Salesman
ED PRUSS. Hog Salesman
WILLIS I. I100PES, Hog and Sheep Salesman
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED
Frazier-Johnson Co.
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Home of the Ford
Three out of five of the cars
in the big 135 mile . trip on
Sunday, June 15th, were Ford
automobiles. They went
through the sand and climb
ed the steep hills without
difficulty.
We have only sixteen more Ford cars
to dispose of this season. They are
going fast. GET YOUR CAR NOW
L0WRY & HENRY
Dealers for Western Nebraska, Alliance