Show THE SEARCHLIGHT Future Farmers Bring Honor to Bear Rive Sets New Record In FFA Champion FFA Enjoys Caring for Stock Competition I take care replied Cljde of my hogs my Anderson to the aske-rhim about their care won the Grand Champion prue lor having tlu best carload of hogs at the Ogden Livestock Show When asked what points were used to Jutge the hogs he cleared his throat laughed a little and finally said “Oh I don’t know Just the ones that looked the best I guess you could) "Yes Day Garfield Is First In U S To Win Grand Champion Award self" que tion Ciulc at succeeds the 17th annual OgLive den show Not being satisfied lavi n g received hampion car lot fool me” f fat steers last Clyde raises the feed for Iris hogs he came oil his father's farm in Botliwell year a Their diet is chopped wdt me gialii skimmed greater desire te milkf and chopped alfalfa' make a still betbay u4uuil Clyde Is an associate editor of the ter shewing FFA News He says he enjoys carThis year he won Grand Champion ing for his hogs on his 30 head of Herford steers to Mr Nichols Day is the According first Future Farmer ever to win that honor at the Ogden show or any other States show m the United Day was one of three Future Farmers out of over two thousand to win Mark Nichols in his address to the the Future Farmer leadership honor Lions club gave an account of the given by the Utah State Faun Bureau While at Bear River he was presi- activities of the Future Farmer Chapter at the Bear River high school dent of FFA club and succeeded in their direction in winning the Union Pacific scholar- since he took over 1926 He said he had had under his the at now is USAC ship lie instiuction since that time 597 boys studying agriculture isn’t the honors only who ait now accounted for in the Acquiring manner: farm owners 20 thing Day does he won $125 prize following 25 farm laborers 84 farm partners money last year and $210 prize money common renters 29 and managers this year and by the feeding of cheap attending colleges othfT feed he adds stil! more to his pocket laborers 25 22 agrithan studying agriculture book 24 in the navy His steers were fed ixet pulp molas- culture in colleges 5 CCC Camps 7 LDS missions ses alfalla hay and barley as their etc 30 occupatclerks this 18 business They were sold daily fattner 8 college ions related to agriculture year at $9 50 per hundred weight school teachers school and grade high This was two and thiee dollars above 7 dead 3 in classes at present 135 the market price next in high school but not in Ag class Day has 30 more steers for 4 unknown 73 in other liigh schools year and expects his success to con- Garf eld again stock with Future Farmers Accounted For 14 tinue PRIZE WINNER COMBINES BOXING WITH STOCK RAISING Besides being an accompl'shed boxer and wrestler Roy Morgan son of A J Morgan is also a first class hog by producer This was demonstrated his showing at the Ogden Livestock show this hav'ng a Grand Champion hog' and the pen of three which took the1 dol- first prize he received lars prize money This is cons' deredj a as raisers by professional hog able achievement not considering that this is his first year to try his pigs at the show Roy says it’s fun to have stock in the show and this is proved by the fact" that his is entering two carlots of pigs next year Along with his other interests Mr Morgan has dairy cows and modestly claims that a first and second prize won at the Box Elder county fair is nothing to herald Chester White hag owned by Roy Morgan Grand champion fat barrow of Ogd en Livestock (Courtesy Ogden Standard Examiner) “WhJtey” HIGHLIGHTS OF THE STOCK SHOW Of pnzes Show six Grand Championship awarded at the Ogden Livestock three went to Bear River boys back $612 00 in prize show money From the boys received their the stock the This is the fourth consecutive year CIu)bs See Showing that a member of the Bear River Locally Taken Films chapter has won the fat carlot of hogs gTand championship The Boys’ Athletic and Science clubs met in the dark room last It is the third time that some Thursday and viewed some pictures member has taken the fat barrow that Mr Ward had taken with his championship movie camera The first reel was of Pine View Dam It is the first time in the history It showed the construction and workof the state or even of tire nation ing of the dam the Junior that any representative of ‘The first half of the second reel was department ever has won the carlot of of nature: bugs birds and small an This was fat cattle championship imals Some of the pictures were won by Day Garfield from the Bear taken at the bird sanctuary These River Chapter were of ducks and other wild birds The last half of the second reel was Boys fiom the local chapter brought of football games played at Bear River The picture revealed many things that one cannot see In on actual game ' vvl V liter Chester Wniteu Raised judged by V C fe Clyde J X champion carlot of Anderson Tremonton grand fat Adm reserved teat 35c General Adm 25c Students with Cards 15c Less hogs a( Ogden (Courtesy MEAT BEAT O P SKAGGS Tremonton Utah Livestock Show in January Ogden Standard Examiner) VISIT THE FOUNTIAN ’ AT THE Drug Co City Tremonton Utah ESTATE AND REAL ENSURANCE John JShum way GARLAND UTAH Materials Building HARDWEAR GLASSWARE Quality an Quantity £'' if $ a and TOO Of School Play Thursday Feb 20 k V In FOODSTUFFS WERE HARD $656700 altogether Show from the 0 sale of Tremonton Tremonton Steam Bakery FARMER'S CASH UNION Tremonton Utah SchoolTogs Fancy Knit Polo Shirts Cord Trousers Girl's Knit Dresses Black Sandals Coombs 98c $250 to $350 $350 to $750 $275 & Persson Company GARLAND UTAH |