Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-23 | Page 41 | Big Livestock Sale Planned

BIG LIVESTOCK Purebred Cattle and Hogs to Be Sold at Pocatello T I in January. Special to Th Tribune. BOISE, Idaho, Nov. 22. Plans of the livestock associations of the state for their big- sale to be held in connection with the joint agricultural and irrigation conventions in Pocatello In January will be completed at a meeting to be held in 1 Pocatello next Monday, according to an- I nouncement made here by E. F. Rine-hart, Rine-hart, field animal husbandman of the j University of Idaho extension division, who is secretary of the Idaho State Livestock Live-stock association. At this meeting-, which will be held in the Pocatello Commercial club rooms, the catalogues will be assembled and arrangements ar-rangements will be made for proper advertising. ad-vertising. The Pocatello committee on sales barns will report. According to Mr. Rinehart's announcement, announce-ment, It will be necessary for all who are consigning stock to list their offerings with their local representatives', as follows: fol-lows: South Hereford association, A. O. Shades. Churchill; Idaho Swine Growers' association, L. S. Otto, Filer; Twin Falls Shorthorn association, C. B. Requa, Klm-berly; Klm-berly; Southeast Idaho Shorthorn asso- I ciatlon, R. A. Parsons, Blackfoot; Lemhi County Shorthorn association, Charles Norton, Salmon; Boise Valley Shorthorn association, probably to the secretary. The Twin Falls North and South Side Shorthorn associations and the Southeastern South-eastern Idaho Shorthorn association wili cooperate in holding a sale. The Lemhi association has not definitely decided and the Boise Valley association has not reported. re-ported. The Hereford association will hold a sale of registered Herefords and the Swine Breeders' association will horn a sale of registered gilts.