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THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1920.
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The New Packim
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at Alliance Means Great Wealth For
Our Greater Northwest
Our faith in the unlimited possibilities-the golden f uture-of this Northwes
has induced us to organize and lay plans to establish at Alliance. Nebraska, thd
most sanitary, most modern and most complete packing plant that can be built to?
aay. Alliance is ideally situated with regard to railroads, nearness to raw material!
necessary capital, etc.
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A Moving Stream of Livestock
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Produced on the ranges and farms of Montana, South Dakota, Wyoming and' Western Nebra
are tnousanas oi uauie anu nogs a veruaoie moving stream oi livestocK tnat now finds its outlet
the world market through the yards at Alliance, Nebraska, in exactly the same manner that twentv-f
years ago it passea inrougn vjinmm unu jvuusas uy on us way 10 nicago ana rslew York. if
Just as Omaha and Kansas City have risen to commanding positions in the packing industry B e
cause they were closer to the raw material best situated both to slaughter livestock and distribute mrat
products, Alliance is certain to come rapidly to the forefront. Success is sure to crown our efforts. Tps
stream of livestock can easily be diverted to a "Packing Plant located at Alliance, insuring prosperity ad
weaun ior everyone cunceiueu me piuuuuei me community at large me investor.
Benefits the Producer
The establishment of this plant at Alliance
has a special significance to livestock pro
ducers. It will stimulate production, be
cause it provides a doso-at-hand outlet for
unlimited cattle and hogs. The producer
will be able to market his cattle and hogs
with a minimum of Shrinkage, Freight,
Feeding, Trouble and Time. More buyers
for your product means keener competition
and top-notch prices. From every stand
point the producer reaps great benefit from
the packing plant at Alliance.
Attractive and Profitable Investment
Few institutions make such enormous profits as packing plants. Their products are
staple and the demand is steady. Regardless of the price of raw materials or finished
produce the packer gets his regular profit. These returns on investment are not con
fined to the big five alone. The report of the Federal Trade Commission for 1917
states: "The independent packers, as measured by results compiled for 65 of the larg
est of them, earned during 1914, 1915 and 1916 a rate of profit as high or slightly
higher, than those earned by the big packers in those years." Again, the largest packer
of the big five, inheir 1920 Year Book, admit that small packers are "making propor
tionately larger profits than the large packers," because they "market most of their
product locally, and consequently do not have to go to the expense of maintaining a
nation-wide selling organization.
Every individual in this territory owes it to himself and the community to Investigate
this proposition. The Alliance Packing Company will be pleased to furnish any infor
mation on request.
Vndtr ptrmit 709 of tht Nebraska Burton of Statritits, ivt art required to matt this statements "Tkt Allianci
fading Company it paying tkt legal raUjor marketing iti stock and is conducting iu organization in strict compltanct
with tht Bureau's mandates. Ttt company does not in any ivay guarantee a return upon investment Jn iu stock.
A return is dependent upon tht company making a commercial success oj tht enterprise undertaken by it"
Growth and Prosperity
ior community
With such an industry operating in ourf om:
munitv. buviru? thnnennda iJorth
of livestock daily, shipping food prflcts
all over the United States, Alliance ides"
tined to become one of the country 'Bjgrea
meat packing centers. Can this fail toft , fc
in increased prosperity to farmers, il0:k'
men and merchants? Kindred indifjtnes
must necessarily spring up, bringing issrre
families and business for merchant?,? ?"
creased production from ranch laniW."J
result in higher land values. The resii).W1
be greater prosperity for everyone, fjtea
by many causes, gaining momentum a3 Y16
movement becomes established and IV5
dustry grows. j
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