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Union Stock Yards Sale Pavilion, South Omaha, Neb.
Wednesday, February 23, 1916
Promptly 10:30 O'clock
100 HOMEBRED REGISTERED
I10LSTEIN-FRIESIAN CATTLE
Here arc the consignors :
Leroy IU11, Albion. Badger & Frost, Central City.
Dr. W. M. Condon, Humphrey. Dr. U. U. Davis, Omaha.
W. J. Jenklnaoii, Monroe. Cameron J. Furry, Franklin.
Kelson Bros., 8trooubnrg. Alex Ilerggren, Wahoo.
O. G. Sparks, Westboro. I. S. Indian Hohool, Genoa.
This offering is made up of the best record cattle in the
finest condition ever sold in a midwest sale. All the big
gest and best herds in the state have entered cattle. Each
consignor has outdone himself to make a good representative
showing-that-will do justice to his breeding herd. Positive
ly there are no culls in the entire list.
A NUMBER OF SHOW RING WINNERS, INCLUDING
PRINCE KA1Y
And Eight of His Perfect Daughters
Heavy Milking A. R. 0. Cows and Heifers
A Number of Splendidly Bred Bulls and Bull Calves.
Cows and Heifers Bred to Such Bulls as:
Colonel Beets Segis, one of the best sons of King Segis.
Pontiac Segis Colantha, 3 nearest dams a vera ere 32.44 lbs.
King Segis Pontiac Plus, 3l-lb. son of King Segis Pontine.
Rag Apple Eorndyke Boon, best son of the $25,000 bull.
Prince Katy, thrice grand champion.
Write for Catalogue now
' Z. S. BUANSOX, '
X, 11. M. AD KINS; " . K. M. LITThK, Sales Mgr.
;.BKN LACY, Auctioneers. CLARES, NEB.
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I Have Stocked Up in
Good Young Stallions
A prize winner from the Stock Show in Denver:
I now have eight head. Call and see them, for it is a pleas
ure to show them. I have made arrangements to stay in Alli
ance until the first of March with these stallions, which will be
sold as cheap as anyone ran sell stallions, quality being taken
into consideration. Terms will be made to suit the purehaser.
1 will take stallions or full aged horses in exchange at what
they are worth. Correspondence solicited.
Stallions at the Wilson Barn in
Y Alliance
Barn one block north and two blocks west of Burlington,
depot. . '
Address me in care of the Burlington Hotel, Alliance.
W. W. BUCHANAN
of Hyannis, Nebraska
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Val Fetty. from Scottsbluff county,,
was here the first of the week the
guest of his sister. Mrs. W. K.Hagan.
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Mrs". F. M. Broome returned the
latter part of last week from a short
vUit with friends In Denver.
Special Candy Sale. Chocolates
i- t, nmr-ihient rancher nMlal lniy Bale. Chocolates
X r AKMi ? nd 25c candy
JVV,,,) from a business trip to Kansas Per pound. Saturday, at the
Tj ., tjw'tty. Lotspeich Variety Store.
K. M. SKIDKI.Ii
Farm IhtnoiiNtrator for lkx llutte
Count), whose rcitort for the year
1915 Is given In full In this issue
of the Alliance Herald. Mr. Kel
dell is a young nuui who is making;
good from the. start, as the report
will show.
LIVE STOCK PRICES
AT SOUTH OMAHA
Very Slow Sheep and Lamb Trad.
Good Lambs Are Nearly steady.
Common Kinds Are Cull and Urv
- evenly Lower.
I'n on Stock Yards. South Omaha,
Neb., teb. 1. A rather moderate run
of cattle showed up yesterday, about
5.0111) head. The fat cattle market
was very active from start to finish
and prices were strong to a big dime
higher than the close of last week.
Cows and heifers showed even more
advance than beef steers, dealers
generally quoting vaVues all of 10
15c higher than Friday and business
was active at the advance. Veal
calves were active and quotably
strong, and bulls, stags, etc., met
with a broader demand than last
week at stronger figures. There was
also a vigorous demand for stockers
and feeders and the market was act
ive, and quite a little stronger than
last week as far as it went.
Cattle que: a. o :s: Good to choice
choi .0 beeves. $7 7."'S 8.50; fair to
poo l beeves. $7.25( 7.73; common to
fair foeeven. $i.2ffi 7.15; good to choice
h iters. 'J.f; fi.75; good to choice
'0VS. $;.tMi1 H ."O; fill!' tO good COWS.
$0 t'V 5.S5; f anners and cutters. $4 00
"fin.tiii; veal culVes, $7.1)11559.50; bulls,
stoga. etc.. S 4. 75? 6 25; good to choice
feeders, $6 S"fi 7 .63; fair to good feed
ers $':.4'lf? C.S0; common to fair feed
ers $"..10?i HO; sooil to choice otock
es. 7 .'Kf 7 r; fair to good stockers,
$K 33 ti fi.S5; common to fair stockers.
' 11.23; stock heifers $3. 75ft 0,75;
stocK rovss $4.75fgfi. 25;' stock calves,
$(.5;i(: 7-5(1. ' . '
Some S.tin.) hogs arrived yesterday.
Movement was fairly active and
prices were larjrely a dime better
than the close of last week. Bulk
sold at $7.6007.75 and tops reached
$7.S0.
.1. K. HI (iHKS
Mr. llughea is superintendent of
the Alliunce municipal electric light
and power plant and water and sew
er department, lie is a capable
young man and under his manage
ment the plants are. making excellent
showings.
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Box Butte tfcunty is today the richest body of farming land in the west. The
report of our county farm demonstrator in this issue of The Herald shows what
is being and can be done by progressive farmers.
We have farm lands and ranch lands in the county for sale at prices ranging
from $10 to $70 per acre. You can purchase an improved farm or a raw piece
of land on easy terms.
If you are a renter in eastern Nebraska or adjoining territory it will pay yuo
well to consider locating in this county. We are farmers ourselves and can
supply you with what you want.
It does not take a large amount of capital to purchase a Box Butte county
farm. Easy terms can be arranged for you. First crop of potatoes will al
ways pay double the cost of the land. After that you are on the road to inde
pendence with a farm of your own and money in the bank.
We refer you to dozens of men, formerly located in the high priced land section
of the east, who now live in this healthful climate, farming land that is leyel
and easy to handle, who would not return to their high priced, hard-to-fann
land if it were sold at the same prices as Box Butte County land.
Write us for full information, or better still, come and see us.
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Alliance Nebraska X
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BUY CRESCENT RANCH
Itice and Itoyd Kaucli of 6.4MO
Acre from Ankeny Heirs 4'oii
sideratlon l(cHr(el ifoo.OOO
One of the liirgeot real estate deals
ever made in this section wns closed
last week when Attorney K. H. Boyd
snd .1. JO. Itk-e pu" base i tie Crescent
ihitIi from the heirs of the lale
r-wner. Frank Ankeny, who died in
September. 1011.
TLe conslderai io.i was close to the
$100,000 mark and the ranch in
question Included 4 $80 acres of deed
ed land and 1600 acres of school
land, all of which is good hay land
and cuts about 3,000 tons of hay.
All of the personal property now on
the premises was included in the
deal.
The ranch is located about forty
miles southeast of . Alliance and the
new owners will take possession May
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Mr. Itice and Mr. Doyd returned
the latter part of last week from
t'llnton. Ia.. where nrruatt-ments
were completed for the deal with the
Ankeny heirs.
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Right Under Your Nose
Are Some of the Best Investments to be
Had in Farms and Ranches
You can buy them at surprisingly low prices and on exceptionally easy terms
I HAVE FARM AND RANCH PROPERTY IN BOX BUTTE AND ADJOINING COUNIISS,
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED, FOR SALE OR LEASE. I MAY HAVE uUST THE
KIND OF A DEAL YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR. IT WILL COST YOU NOTHING
TO FIND OUT.
16,000 Acre Ranch
4 80 acres for sale, the balance for lease.
Reasonable terms. Well watered. One mile
from railroad.
C40 Acres, y4 in cultivation
(ood level land, well located, fenced and
cross-fenced, house, stables, well, mill and
tank. Good terms. Fine proposition for the
right man.
Quarter Section Alfalfa Land
close to town. Fenced. A bargain, at
$37.50 per acre.
3 Sections 2 sets improvements
All fenced and crots-fenced; 75 acres in
cultivation; 12 acres in alfalfa. No sund
hills. Offered at $7.50 per acre, on gooO
termr.
3,000 Acres close in
Good Improvements on this ranch. Cuts
500 tons hay. For sale at a surprisingly low
figure on good terms.
A Good Dairy Proposition
144Q acre combination farm and ranch.
Well located, good house, wells, mills and
tanks. 25 acres alfalfa; 250 acres in culti
vation. At a price that will interest you.
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These Are Real Opportunities
Don't Let Them Pa$s
Call on me today or writ i for reliable information about these and other good propositions I
have to offer
W. S. ACHES ON
Office: Second Floor, Norton Bldg. Alliance, Nebr.
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pon't forget the big candy sale,
Saturday, at the Lotspeich Variety
Store.
Miaa Stanze Stoltz. of ScottsblufT.
has been the guest of friends in Alli
ance for several days.
Mrs. J. T. Wlker was confined to
her home a couple of days this week
on account of illness.
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Flowers for St. Valentine's Day at
the Alliance Greenhouse.
Special Candy Sale. 10c a pound,
Saturday. Lotspeich Variety Store.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bennett left
Tuesday night on a week's trip
Omaha.
Rev. A. R. Haislup. district super
intendent of the Methodist shore.
Is spending a few days at the sani
tarium In Edgemont. 8. D.