THE ALLIANCE HERALD OOTOHHU 10, 1918.
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OVER THE TOP"
LIVE STOK ME L I I TRIOTI
Record-breaking- receipts.
No limit to demand
or
to the facilities and ability of
BOWLES LIVE STOCK COM. GO.
to handle all kinds of
Cattle, Sheep and Lambs.
Not overcrowded; skilled men everywhere.
Send for and read "BOWLES special advices."
C. A. MALLORY,
Omaha Manager.
CHICAGO OMAHA KANSAS CITY
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SHEEP REQUIRE LITTLE CARE
Big Value of Wool and Mutton Give
Boost to Industry Business
Now In New Light.
(Treps,r.I by the T'nltert Ptntrs Dopart
ItMRI of Agriculture.)
Tho development of tin- sheep Indus
try will eontrlhute materially to the
nation'-, i and elothlnir supply. War
Conditions have brought nhotit a (s
newed interest In sheep growing In
the United States and tho hi'h value
of both wool and mutton will plaeo
tho farm sheep business In a new
tlcht.
Tho mutton sheep Is n necessary In
strument In highly Intensive nnd self
supporting agriculture. The still more
Intensive use of hind In farms, nn ef
fort to secure the more eeonomlcnl use
of every acre, every facility, and avall
uhle labor, all of which are necessary
under the present conditions, necessi
tate the general Inclusion of sheep Id
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STOCK MARKET
INFORMATION
pects later.
r-HAt'K TAIjK
HOTS OATTLK ARB ON IH-
I, INI. HVHRY WHlfiRH
No one should allow t hem selves to
j become panicy under any circum
I stances. War prices can't be expect
I ed to last indefinitely. Supply the de
1 mand will, and should, ultimately
j govern all markets and the lire stock
! producers, shippers and feeders will
continue to show their loyalty and
, patriotism by continuing tnetr busl-
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WHAKKNS MAR-; l"ro"u"' auu iif imwv.
We quote Nebraska grass cattle:
Good to choice fat
steers $12.50415. 50
Fair to good 10. 50& 12.50
Good to choice heavy
feeders 11.S0614.04
Fair to good S.50& 1 1 . 50
Good to hocice stock
O. A. MAMXJKY. Mgr. 1"""' 1 ' , 7 50&10'50
lM.WI.Ks LIVK STOCK OOMNB- Good to choice yea rl. .
MISSION t'OMFANY r,DRS S.50&1.50
Hugs Still on Toboggan Sheep and
lAmbs Holding Beat Krerything j
Will Be Wanted
It HA I i KSTATH TRANSFF'KS
Omaha, Nebraska.
Union Stockyards, Omaha, Oct.
lOn. Many important things have
happened since our last letter, but
Um United States are still on Top,
ant! the American Military and the
Auuerican People are "over the top"
everywhere and everything.
The peace 1alk and prositects of
Good to choice fat cows
& leifers S.OOiill.OO
Fair to good .... 7.00& 8.25
Ci nners and eilttoi i
5.7&& 7.25
S ock cows and he.t'r;f3
6.00& 8
Stock calves 7.50&10.00
Veal calves 10.00&13.00
Common cattle M the usual d1s-
Real estate transfers for week end
ing Otober 5th, 1918, reported by J.
D. Emerick, bonded abstracter.
Ella S. Oilman to Liszie D. Coker.
lot 1, blocks, town, now city of Al
liance, $5,000.00.
Mrs. Hattie Blake and Husband to
Elmer L. Lawraace, lot 12 block 5.
In Hitchcock Hills an I Snederkers
addition to Alliance. $600.00.
Frank Brennan anJ wifo to Mar
garet E. Mann, lot 7,block "E"
Sheridan addition in Alliance 500.00.
Christian F Matz and! wife to
Thos. L. Miskimen, lots 1, 2, ,3, 4, 5 6
in Walnut Hill addition to AIMatic?,
,ebraka, 3,200.00.
Ph'Mp Nohe and wife Ul Ernest
Becker, lot 14 block 7 original town
now city of Alliance. 4,"i0.'!0.
Daniel H. Fishburn to Kred Berg
field, NE1-4 of 8ec.29, twp.27 rge 48
4.000.00.
Nebraska State Building and Ioan
Association to Dwight L. Sturgeon
and A. Bliss Sturgeon, lot 6. block 8
first addion to Alliance, 525.00.
tL beginning of the end of the j counts and the good to choice Wyom
Wfcrld's troubles have given BXCIUM I i&l and South Dakota cittle at the
for breaking the markets everywhere
but they are still high by compari
son very unusual to happen.
All lasses of cattle show u fair
usual premiums.
Much will depend upon the a
niount of liquidation either fcrced
or otherwise of younpr cattle and
decline in all markets and the ab- j breeding stock, as to the course of
beuce of stocker and feeder buyers ' t he market the balance of the season,
arly in the week caused the greatest We still btrfieve all of these grades
duline to occur on t aese grades. J should be held over whenever condi
Tae Administiaiion has modified itsjtions will peimit as we believe pi ices
order again regarding tn WVighl of will he high enoug.i io warrant
beef it will purchase; there are just i slicking to the business,
at. many months to feed as ever, and j (Ju. reudeiB 8hould keep in close
w.. don't look for much further per .,,,.,, wM Ih(. BOWLES outfit at
m.iBtnt decline in toe near future.
No one can tell just what affect this
Few Non-Italian Popes.
A no tjority of the popes nova beet
i Italian-, hut ther;- is no national Hot
j Ration. Pope Clenx i : t II, for example,
was a Baxon German, whose family
I natne -a S iil r r; Cletuenl IV was a
i French nan named Lea Qroe; clement
IV was i I reiichniiin named d'Agoust ;
, 'lei. lent VI was nnotbof Frenclunan
I named 1'ierrt' Uoger; Alexander VI
, was a Spaniard, named Borgia ; Cnlix
I tux II was a Fivnchman and Cnlixtux
. Ill was a Spaniard named Borgia and
' was uncle to Alexander VI. These are
a few examples ul non-Italian popes.
Judging a Weil-Bred Sheep.
our system of mixed farming and live
stock production. Thla gives the rais
ing of sheep a new appeal In older
fanning ureas.
The muln factor In determining the
cost of other animal products la the
value of grain and mill feeds; pastur
age and roughage are Important, but
both beef and pork require a consider
able use of concentrated feeds. The
production of Iambs and mutton re
quire a very much smaller proportion
of fat and therefore a smaller use of
grain than Is required In these other
meat animals. Sheep are able to get
a good portion of their feed from
rough, permanent grass pasture and at
the aame time keep It clean of weeds.
This Increases rather than depresses
the cattle-carrying capacity of the pas
tore. As sheep require comparative
ly little of the owner's labor, the labor
cost per dollar's worth of wobl or
lambs Is lower than In any other farm
animal product. While the labor re
quired In raising sheep Is not heavy
It is continuous and somewhat differ
ent from that required in the csre of
other stock.
Many of the ohstscles thst have
hindered the progress of sheep rais
ing in Intensive farming districts have
been or are being overcome. The com
petition given sheep growing on farms
by the production of sheep on lower
priced range land Is being removed.
A second but only temporary obstacle
to a quick Increase In sheep produc
tion lies In the fact that comparative
ly few farmers are as well quulificd
to care for sheep as for other classes
of stock. The needs and huhlts of
sheep differ from those of horses, and
swine, but present no problems thst
will not be met by Interested study
and observations supported by satis
factory returns.
GOOD TEAMS ARE VALUABLE
Mean More to Up to Date Farmer
Than Is Generally Believed
Plan to Raise Colts.
or any other changes in the World's
affairs may have on prices, but sjra
still advise shipping anything that
is ready or that you intend to dispose
0j whenever cars can be secured as j
prioea are -tin good for all kinds.!
Nebraska grass sleers still sell well
but heavy receipts are liable to cause
j lilt, ii, ,i d...' Hi. I r u tin. ri 'in, I
a tun in i . i ' i i ..II.- ini'in i i ' iii
a ext.
The hog trade has felt the pres
sure more than anything as the Food
Administration and packers failed to
South Omaha for the latest reliable
"dope" and when shipping, consign
to them and .' -t the benefit of thei;
expert and expeiienccd lervice.
From our latest advie ; we under
hand that the "run" of Wes ern
li ass cattle will continue liberal for
MVOfaJ weeks, tut frcm .lome sec
tions we learn shipments will be
lighter the balance of t ie teason ami
with the zr. in pi ices so much lower
the demand for sto kers and feeders
should improve.
Germany's Oldest Railroad.
The oldest railroad to Germany Is
one of the shortest In the world. The
Lodfrlf railway, doooeetlng the cities
of Furth and Nurenburg, is Josl three
und three -quarters miles long, and has
never been extended. It was conceived
by Johannes Bcharrefi wealthy hop
merchant, tb Philadelphia Inquirer
teils us. The plan was first puMishe.,
in 1V!J, ami M King Ludwtg iavond
IU construction it was named after
him. There are about iM employees.
The railroad carries about 4,U0U.0O0
passengers a year.
Good teams mean more to the up-to-date
farmer than Is generally be
lieved. Without Rood teams It Is a
very difficult matter to do good farm
ing. But at present prices farmers
may hesitate to buy heavy draft horses
and mules, notwithstanding the fact
that they are after all economical.
It would he a good plan to get some
heavy mares und raise colts for sale
ir to take the place of lighter animals
and old teams on the farm.
CARE FOR FARROWING SOWS
No Feed Should Be Given for Twenty
Four Hours She Must Have Wa
ter at Frequent Periods.
Art Note.
There appears to he a
agree and prices have declined al-
itnt daily, reaching the low spot on iuere HPP'nrs 'o oe a sang of sculp-
tb. crop this week. The bulk selling ' " ",UKIK near .talesmen in
atflT.SO to 17.75 with prospects fav- I """"'"Kton. Sculping near-statesmen
er.ag still lower prices this month. " g ! f Tfllm Buch
Sheep and lamb market seems to nUa;hHl;,Uhg", V'T U,,t" B
. . nan shall have been dead ten years
laae struck a snap, and prices have th)n , UTZ
reached 25 to 50 cents from the BOt-L IIla(ie.OUKtOD JJ n?ed t0
tis with a rather favorable pros-1
Seemed Personal.
Mrs. Broun weighs over 2.ri0. Not
long ago she went into a store to pur
chase a waist. After telling toe sale,
girl what she wanted she saw her walk
over to a speaking tube. To Mrs.
Brown'a chagrin this is what aba heard :
"Say. Malzie. semt .low 1 1 i ii i ii 4i, .. 1.. . 14
. " J I. ..IMF.
Judge.
The sow should have no feed what
ever for '24 hours after farrowing. She
must have water at frequent Inter
vals; that drawn directly from the
well Is about the right temperuture.
Increase the feed gradually for ten
days, when she may 1m got onto full
feed.
Breeding Draft Horses.
Itemeniher, If you are breeding draft
horses, that the market buyer Insists
on soundness, weight, type, substance,
bone, feet, pssterns, clean hocka, qual
ity and a lion.
CHEVROLET
HUmiimuinnMiiiimitMmtrmttttmt.tHmMM! WHttmillllimmtlMrtm.
We have just received two car loads of
CHEVROLET cars this will be the last
shipment we will be able to get this year. If
you are in need of a car you had better
GET ONE NOW
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We have also just received a shipment
of three
Ford Trucks
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SAFETY FIRST Place your order now
for one of these Trucks and avoid being dis
appointed later.
Coursey & Miller
ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA.
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Prices 50c. 75c. .Sl.OO. SI. 50.
Added HoUtein Drug Store