The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-15
WEEKLY PAPER FOR
UNION STOCK
YARDS

49, i'st' IL ne PUBL
"a ion OF weekly newspaper at the
'3 Angeles Union Stock Yards
en- were opened November /. Is
a'4ounoed by Nelson R. Crow and
/. Chapin. Mr. Crow, who has
isr 4 government live stock report r
~ no Chicago. st. Louis. Kansas
~, and Los Angeles central market
'or the last two years, will be tn.
tdHor of the new market paper ana
T. Chaplin viii be manager. Tae
al. will be ISSUED every Thur
"a and will be known as the Farm
sa'i i.aoeh Market Journal.
ae' Los Angeles Union Stock
a. y have been given the slogan.
ie2 Great Western Market" 10
a 'isiting the Yards the last of NJ
- er, ii. X Parsons, Of Salt Lal,
i. one of the founders CT the n-
ca Union Stock Yards, said thar II
CO., Denver twenty years to reach
me point already attained by the Los
N 2ies yards. A further tribul @
'he GOOD judgement OF the spcn-
ofa or the Los Angeles Yards wh9
Ia tie prediction that the Les
ANGELES Yards would have to be
doubled within years time and
thai the new $4,000 Administr9
ton Building would have to be en-
iGrbed 10 handle the volume of bus.
ness that will be developed
Tho executives OF the Chicag3 &
ION Stock Yards and associates n-a
the men behind the Los Angeles mar
ket.
Not only are the Los Angeles Tn. |
ION Stock Yards affording facilitiea
TO the live stock producers and the
llckers where they may meet ON
neutral ground to sell and buy bep
cattle, hogs and sheep under the sya-
tenn of competitive bidding. but the,
"a also establish dairy cattle
safes center fand aref Offering eo.
operation TO the purebrcd live stoc |
hreeders through the Southern Cal |
iiorh!a Live Stock Association. IL |
Los Angeles Chamber OF Comr{arc
and other agencies. to improve "a.
quality OF live stock in the wesi
tne stock Yards viii also eo-oparat
"a ne work OF the Southern Califol
h'd Meat Council and throifgh Their
tue Various efforts for promoiins
tetter relations between consumer
distributors and producers win b
co-ordinated and Centralized
In oroer to ada he dairy cattl
Jales feature, the stock Yards u mo
paring plans for dairy ccu basf
WIZ all modern barn equipment {,
l92 head of cattle This ID to Il
connected with pavilion and SAT-.
ring with seats for 1900 persons
Ample yardase viii be sci aside ami
the entire dairy cattle section win
De separated from the stock Yards.
me Farm and Ranch Market
journal viii be in newspaper form
with seven colums and printed in
large type on high grade paper. II
VIII feature especially the cattle.
hog and sheep markets. with actual
sales and comment both by the edi
tor and by representative producers
and buyers as to the trend of the
markets. Feature articles by ren.
resantatiye men on market c7rdi-
tlons, financing, etc, will be pub
lished IN addition all farm mar
kets VIII be given, and the daily gov
ernment market reports will be
broadcastad over the powerful new
Stock Yards radio by the paper.
The first issue of the new paper
will be on December Z. Its field
will include live stock producers
other ranchers and banking interests
in California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah,
Idaho, Wyoming. Western Montana.
Western Colorado, New Mexico and
Texas.
J. a. McNaughton, vice-president
and general manager OF the Los An
sles Union Stock Yards COMPANY
saws of the new paper:
Il believe II will perform an es-
scntial service to the live stock in
dustry of the west. regard its
publication as of vital Importance
to the live stock producers and those
associated with the cntral market
and commend it to every person who
has any interest in the live stock con-
ditions and marketing