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Established 1867 1 SIOUX CITY
WALTER E. WOOD, Manager
PHONES BELL DOUGLAS 1157 . -s- INDEPENDENT NO. 3
CHICAGO
Basis cf South Omaha's Greatness
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NEBRASKA'S HOME MARKET
THE
Natural Live Stock
MARKET OF TM2 WEST
' Interior of Our Now BnlMIng
THE PACKERS NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH OMAHA, NEBRASKA
J. P. CO AD, Prtwident; - A. -W. TBUMBLK, Vlco Prealde&t F. J. MORLUITX, Cwhler; CHAS A. DUNHAM,
' AmiU Chier J. F. ?OAD, JK., AaU Chler. , . v , : t
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Surplus'and Profits - - " 170,000
Deposits - -7 2,000,000
Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Safety Deposit Soxes for Rent
V have ernrr facility for butdUng th accoanU of firms, oorponttlona, bnVs and Individuals harlng
bnalneii at the Union Stock Yard.
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LOCATED In the heart or the union shock, xaraa, eouxn umana, witn an experience
gained in twenty-two years of service, and backed by the financial means represented
by its Stockholders, prominent among whom are Armour, Creighton and Kountze
interests, the . .' - '
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THE ONLY BANK AT THE UNION STOCK YARDS
South Omaha, Nobrasica
Asks for an opportunity to prove to you that it can render a satisfactory service, not only in
business pertaining to the live stock and packing trade, but also in all branches of legitimate
banking.
Organized
Nationalized
1886
1893
MEMBER OMAHA
CIEARIR8 HOUSE
Capital
Surplus
$300,000
00,000
DEPOSITS NOW OVER Q3.000.000
Issues Certificates of. Deposit for Qlx Months
or a Year at 4 per cent Interest
F. H. DAVIS, President E. F. FOLD A, Vice-President
N. F. RECKARD, Assistant Cashier
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"BOOST" la the watchword
of the modern business man
Every enterprising community
boosts for Its home Institutions.
Let the Omniums and Nebraska
boost for the South Omaha Live
Stock Market. It Is a home In
sdtutlon grown to national
nromlnence and now ranks
third among the large live stock
markets and packing centers of
the United States. By merit
alone li haa won 1U high place.
The Increased slaughtering
caoacity of Its large and mod
era packing establishments;
the increaslns demand from
smaller Backing houses outside
which have no regular markets,
and the constantly Increasing
feeder trade, are all lnstrumen
tal In creating at South Omaha
a market for almost unlimited
quantities of Cattle, Hogs and
Sheep.
SOUTH OMAHA'S HOG
MARKET Is attracting shippers
from territory which la triuu
tary to other markets. A com1
parlson of prices Is the explana
tion.
ITS CATTLE MARKET con
tinues the best on the Missouri
river.
ITS SHEEP MARKET is con
ceded to be the only close rival
of Chicago.
ITS HORSE AND MULE
MARKET Is noted the country
over. The ran ire horse . season.
which will soon be over will be
closely followed by the special
sales of native horses and
mules. Keep a lookout for the
advertisements of John S.
Cooper and K. W. Anspach, the
ilg dealers in all classes of
horses ana mules at South
Omaha.
The stock yards service and
facilities for handling live stock
are unexcelled In the west.
The fine sales pavilion for pure
bred stock will be In demand
this winter. Those desiring to
engage It should communicate
with the Stock Yards Company.
II. C. B0STWICK. Pres. E. A. CUDAIIY. Vice-Prcs.
TRUMAN BUCK. Vic:-Pres. J. C. FRENCH. Cashier
II. C. MILLER, Ass 1 Cash. J. S. KING. Ass't Cash.
JAS. B. OWEN. Ass'l Cashier
Capital
Surplus
Profits
$250,000
250,000
150,000
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DIRECTORS:
H. C. Dostwick
Guy C. B&.rtoa
E. A. Cudahy
J. C. French
J. P. Lyman
J. D. Standish
Truman Buck
II. C. Miller
E. N. Morsman, Jr.
K. C. Barton
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Watch the South Omaha
Union Stock
Yards Go.
Limited
Of OMAHA, NEB.
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SPECIAL FACILITIES for HANDLIHQ BUSINESS In CONNECTION with th LIVE STOCK INDUSTRY
LIVE STOCIC NATIONAL BAN EC
$100,000.00
650,000.00
JUNCTION 24TH AND M STREETS, SOUTH OMAHA
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UNION STOCK YARDS, SOUTH OMAHA, NEB.
.The largest stook ol horses and mules In the west always on hand. Also oarry the largast stock of railroad mules west of the Missouri River. I moke
a specialty of family and city broke riding arid driving horses. Sooond-hand city horses taken In exchange.
Auctions Evory Thuroday and Friday Prlvato Sales Every Day In tho Yoar
pin i Opening Sale of 1909, Thursday and Friday, January 7th and 8th
Will Have over 80O horse for this event, consisting of Drafters, Wagon Horses, Business Horses, Chunks, Drivers, Saddlers, Couohers and Shetland
Ponies. All stock sold under a strict guarantee. '
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THIS BIG JANUARY SALE
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