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Show THE JOURNAL, LOGAN, PAGE EIGHT M'S 2 S 0 c -- SJSg ?x u W. I 5 & 8' 8 S DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE COUNTY. Wednesday, September 24, 1930. UTAH MODES or-- THE MOMENT FIRST NORTH AND MAIN, LOGAN, UTAH White flint corn: Otto Kent. - 8- ' - North Logan, fust; J. C Kent, 8 North Logan, second. Mrs. C. X M Armstrong: Kentucky WonfiSX-der beans, first; citron, first; PAats -- s2 Golden Kasaba, first; Cayenne Worth. embroiders a. opepper, first; lemon cucumber, ) Snake fust. Raymond urtuJue cefie rmroccun Ny' cucumber, second Ottis Balls, .r cc u dress ui fins, bback strast Hyde Park; Sugar Beets first ?8 D Younker Logan; pie pumpa2 3fc) C 3 unth. siunnlnej effect, kin first. Keith Younker: Half a tr sugar mangel second; long red M o " .JRtangelt second; Crook rock CM c FUR BEARING ANIMAL squash, second S. W. Younker,: o cs bordered. uritA. ermine DEPARTMENT North Logan: half ,sugar manAlaska Dark Fox: Female White Summer first; 8pl white stock Lester Lowe, Franklin, dijed btaek. first; squash second, 2 3 second Don Younker, Mr Powell, Logan, second; carrot, e O c " o North Logan: White Stock car- - Milton Pond, Cokeville, third, L, .&g rot, first, crook neck squash, j IMedium dark eastern male; Vera first. Mrs. Armstrong. medium dark eastern female, Cayenne pepper, second. D. O. "Wllford Smart, Logan, first. C Lester mink: Nielsen, Hyrumyellow corn, Dark eastern 8 J5 o second Ahois Miller, Trenton: Lowe, Franklin, first; Wllford O X second and White onion, "second; Russett Smart, Logan, 12 2 A Russell Rich ' third. Dark female; potato, first. Ir Chatenay carrot, fiist. J C Wllford Smart, Logan, first; Lowe Franklin, Jensen, Petersboro: Kanred red Lester second; U. A. C. wheat.lond; Mr. Powell, Logan, third, a- Lester c fiist. Edsel Scott: sugar beets, Dark Alaskan male: a, -i fi a., o second; grim first 'Lowe, first; W. W. Smart, alfalfa, n Alder, Providence: Sher-- 1 gan, second; Mr. Powell, t, wheat, first; turkey red 'gan, third. Medium dark third. Felix Beutler, Lo- - ka male: Milton Pond, Coke-gao Triby Barley, second- La-- , ville, first and second. Medium mar Savage: Lester Lowe, Black popcorn, Alaska male: 'S iMr. second. Chas Nelson, Logan; 'Franklin, first; Powell, rt H field pumpkin, second; Red Logan, second, Milton Pond, lx -- 3 Glade Mangel, first; hill corn, Cokeville, third. Best matched U second. Jens Peterson, Logan. 'pair fox pups: Logan Silver . x Ox hart Carrots, first. Ray 3 v Farm, first; Allen Bros, These are the signs of their smartness o lo Newton: Cove, second. Full fox pups: J. erson, beets, sugar oo . backs, . . . belts, second. Jessie Zollinger, Provi-iGDinnie, Logan, first and dence, wheat, first. Lehi Olson, seeond. Light fox pups: seamed effects, boleros, elbow cuffs, cape Heights: carrots, second;, gan Silver Fox farm, first; 3 S'S D. B.cabbage, first. Jessie Zol- - Ray Robinson, Logan, second; treatments, skirt flares and deep, becomfurs d linger. Providence: fried sweet Providence Fox Farm, third, ing collars of long or lU corn, first; Dicklow wheat, sec-- , Medium fox pup: Del Rice, Lo- o low the and the . . too, . prices, quality , ond, - James A, Qragun, Snilth gan Providence Fqx firsts for by-t- he Morning Milk company nanroau Cimipaiiy field: display beans, first; of attention. second; Preston Silver laano anr best for holstein the dairy worthy th grade tgfi lndlvldual best o E. play honey, second. W.jUox farm, third. Dark Fox mal in the Future Farmers Bingham, Trenton: flat dutch,' Adults: Otto Liechty, Logan, 6 cial Feed Prizes. Roy club work. secFox second: black popcorn, first; first; Preston Farm, Th Benson, won the Globe second. Dahle.ond and third. Medium Fox Graln and DEPARTlong carrots, MANUFACTURING filing Companys Adults: Preston Fox farm, Petersen, Logan: sugar beets. MENT of Globe 100 D0UndS third. Elmer Rinderknect, Pro-- , first; Allen Bros, Cove, sec-- , special .Best display of candy ffom aaly Ieea vidence, dry farm beets, sec- - ond; Karl Wood, Logan, third.'" LOGAN ltah made sugar: W. F. Jen-IseSilver,15 Fox ond. Adults: Light Logan u .2 Candy company, Logan, g potter 0gden, won theox Allen Farm, .rirs E. J. Palmer, Logan: display Globe Grain & Milling com- first. Best display bakery proC of ducts: Royal Bakery, Logan, bees, second; ,c,05Jd ; f.ox panys special 25 pounds display honey, 'overvdenc.ej rd, Fox Farm Adult?-- nnfo-cal- f first. James S. Hancey, Hyde MRS. S. H. NYMAN, Correspondent meal for the best first. Best display of flour. Fox Silver farm? first; jjolstein bull calf bom after Thatcher Milling company, Park: Golden Hubbard squash,' ?gan OCh 3 LesFur Farm, second; second; south pat onions, see-- , first; Globe Gram & peijruary i 1930. VI h ond. F. S. Horiye, Benson: cau- LHwe Kan,kJln third. Black. Mrs won Milling Co. second. Best disJ- oeden anchcliff, North Logan The opening William Ferguson, Mr. andoJ Los arm. Providence fur up: Everton Uflower, first; tomatoes, first: fox play of mattresses: and & n Jack family was held Glob Gra Shipley he mutuals Miumg of social the SUwr fox LBan bliss farm, .a Mattress Co. Logan, first. Best potato, first; peppers. are spending the 8 evening. Luncheon was Angeles whorelatives. chillie peppers, first; second. Dark fox pup: Logan first; 0 3 0) A.falrv Luncheon display of upholstering: Ever- Friday with the feed week and dancing Rand served games first and farm, second; table beets, first- - Lehi Olsen, Co. Logan, ton Upholstering cLmoton Jersey cow served to 16 gutsts. The was third. enjoyed. River Heights: red cabbage, Robinson, Logan, Best display of eggs: music and hPpl com- first. Teachers this year in the evening was spent inrooms The Caine Livestock second. J3 Utah Poultry Producing assocRiver SPECIALS FOR THE CATTLE were N. social chat. The follows: are as won k school here Richmond, dispany, cuDEPARTMENT Heights: potatoes, 2A d first; Logan, first. Best decorated in autumn leaves and y iation, the and Conunission J. Cache Crookston, principal Valley Smithfield Test. Performance of bricks: cumbers, first; parsnips, first; iDairy Leah fall flowers. ox hart carrots, second; squash Cows. Bess Johanna, holstein pay , peclfl ?L Brick & Tile company. Smith- - Misses Irene Beutler and of the A good representation Jerbest Farrell. calf s. s. onion, first. 6. F. five years old, owned by Le first; field, first. Best display of attended the funeral of ward the is born calf after Wilhelm heifer Ed driving 'feb sey be wheat products: Better Wheat Larson, Logan, long carrots, ander Peart of Richmond, bus to North Cache Lorin F. Wiser at Lewiston, d D. E. Humphreys, a total of 69.9 lbs. of ruary I, 1930. Products m fe Logan, high school this company, First ward chapel on Sunday. c year. ward, again coats: ville: Olsen, high College sweater first. Flat knit Hyrum Spanish squash, second; milk and won 1st prize of go y Mr. and Mrs. C. A Nyman n under An program LoCache won interesting the Valley 3 3 string beans, first; carrots, f 15.00 giyen by the Borden Logan Garment company, sothe Box Elder county attended Relief 3 e the 100 of the auspices first. Kenlth Iverson, Millville,) Western eompany. Flora, companys special gan, first. Underwear: Logan Li te rodeo at Trenronton and fair was cow for Chow the of evening Sunday given An-ciety, 9 1 stein, Garment beans, third- Mary Logan, company, years old, owned by pounds O W on Friday. cow raised ward in the chapel. Millville. OJ first. Jacquard knit, display: Dutch ,C. Z. Harris and Sons of champion Guernsey X derson, first. Mrs. flat Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Nelson, ZZ 5b --3 of Special musical numbers were E. R. Scott, imond, produced a total of 69.2 and exhibited by residents Logan Garment company, LoNelson, and Mrs. O. A. Frank a The gave rendered. dress-eCache Millville: speakers valley. won Knitted 2nd tomatoes, second; egg lbs. of milk and -d gan first. Ladies prize it Follett ts spent the week ewinters of review the coming won 00 first. John Lundberg. of $10 4) 3 plant, Logan Garment company, given By the Borden Geo. S. Noble; Trenton, . W. city Cardon Brigham work. Mrs. Sophia "Western of River Best secHeights, cucumbers, company. the Cache Valley Commission Logan, first. display 3 3 4) H A special program is being the stake board was present. ess ond. Yeppe Lund, Logan: sweet Cycles jersey, three years old companys special 25 pounds knitted products: Logan Gar- of Mr. L 4) and by the M. I. A organarranged Jack Mrs. and HolKing first. first. ment of best corn, Winston Hansen, owned by Parley Savage of calf chow for the company, Logan, 3 for their opening night, ization to back moved have Condenof Utah a after of Best born bliss family total stein heifer calf Providence: display po Logan produced O 2-- 0 23 at 8 oclock. tatoes, second. James Barnett, 2 98890 lbs. of butter fat and February 1, 1930 and exhibited sed Milk: Sego Milk Products North Logan, following a sum- Sept. The Ralph Smith camp of the OB 3W mer spent at Arbon, Ida., where Providence: melon, first: s. s. won 1st prize of $15.00 given by residents of Cache Valley. company, Richmond, first. m of the Pioneers held farmDaughters Mr. has onion Work Club dry S. large F. Milk Products King Future Fanners Horiye,- by the Sego N Benson:seed, first. to their meeting Thursopening interests. 23 C 9 secing Flora, holstein, Honeydew melon, Specials; Eldon Noble, Amalga company. of president r iu home H the at a attended C. day Mrs. a. C. Junior Z. of $10.00 Italian won Iyman first prize given squash, first; field Years old, owned by High A. Israelson at 3 p. Jennie O.S o at n t ond; on Holstein of giv Thursday Richmond Sons and Cache quilting squash, first; winter melon, Harris County by the were Mesdames Isof Mrs. Ornald the home for the second; long carrots, first. Lois produced a total of 2.40816 lbs. Bleeders association Christensen and Stella raelson, road. Section Officers on in won the Holstein 2nd of butter and Canyon best purebred Krause, fat Thorpe, Logan: onions, first. Mrs. Israelson d Lee Mrs. Gretta Larsen, Merle G. Hyer, Lewiston: dis- prize of $10 00 given by Sego future farmers club work. evening Wednesday lesson Early the discussed fama secat won entertained Milk Products Olson, College, Ferguson play potatoes, first; rural pocompany. in Utah. Special musElected Tuesday ily tatoes, secondBert Glover, Silver , Cups for Iiolstcins. ond prize of $5 00 given by gathering, in honor of Mr. Music were ical numbers given. Holstein Lewiston; rural potatoes, first. 'Llewellyn Hipwelir Plain City, the " Cache County Mr. and Mrs Ezra J. Palmer for the Anthon Pehrson, Logan: sweet won the silver cup given by Breeders association Pres. Ruth May Anderson, Sec. Logan JunioJ! and son. Darrell, spent the Wade. Railroad corn-fir- st second best purebred Holstein school elections peppers, second; red peppers,; the Utah-Idah- o held Tuesday Burnice end at Blockfoot, Idaho week ' club R farmers adviser, tot individual K31bum, best future the Jens Peterson, in the Logan:' pany the and Mrs. La Verne Marfollowing sec- Prds. Parley Mr morning, Jres. Vice Dick red mangels, first. E. W. Bing- holstein bull. work. Mhughan, tion officers were elected for, Beth of tin PeterMalad, Idaho spent the Sec. Golden won Richmond, corn the John Whittle, for Bott, popham, Trenton, Roy Thain, Benson, the coming year: week with Mr. and Mis. E. J son. ping. second June Neil, Lo- silver cup given by the Utah- - von first prize of $10 00 given Ninth grade Rita Cranney, adviser. Palmer. Lillie Nielsen, Mr. John E. Smith of Delta adviser; Virginia Pres. Grant Humphreys, Vice president, Jun- Pres. Charlene Sec. spent the week end with Mr. COLONEL GILFEATHER Lohm, by Dick Dorgan Hodgson; ior Hall; secretary and trea- Helen Hickman. and Mrs. James Chambers. Mrs. Henry Gessell and Mrs surer, Donna Spencer. E. N. Reese, adviser, Pres. Hattie Morrell, adviser; Clyde Tarbett, Vice Pres. Mar- Florance Cooper of Logan were Richard Preston; jorie Hatch, Sec. Dorothy Em- special guests at the pioneer president, meeting on Thursday. Ruth Skidmore; mett. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Follett of secretary, Vera Dunn. Joseph Hansen, adviser, Ida, were visiting in Harold Peterson, advis- Pres. Glen Petersen, Vice Pres. Winder, on Friday. er; president, Ralph Porter; Irene Bergener. Sec. Earl Eng- ward Mrs. N. A. Davidson of Fort "Louis Westhold-er- ; land W. W. Welch, adviser, Collins, Nebraska who has beensecretary, Orale Wayman; the past week with relaS adviser; Pres. Reed Garff, Vice Pres. visitingwas Yeppa Lund, the guest of Mr. and tives, Lucy Harris, Sec. Jay Taylor. president, Frank Wahlen; Mary Olson; secre tary, Reed Hovey. Willis Dial, adviser; Raymond Brown; president, Leon Fullmer; secretary, Jack McNeil. C. P. Daniels, adviser; president, Florence Oskar; vice Reading, Lyman president, secretary, Evan Izatt. 0 S-- r o Irt 3 . U tf C Qe fc. S3 beans, Navy gan, first; chille red beans, second; beans, second Joseph Bergu-so- n, Lewiston: hubbard squash, second; Pikes Peak squash, second. J. E. Lower, Trenton, huckleberry, first; grount cherries, second. D- - I. Younker, North Logan: cranberry beans, second, navy beans, second: lima beans, first; red kidney beans, first; cranberry beans, first; cucumbers, first. John Krebs, North Logan: lima beans, second. H. S. Barson, Clarks ton: Sherman wheat,, first; oats, second. W. W. Harper, Trenton: beets, third. J. C. Cornell, Smlthfleld: Bliss potatoes, seciMrs. ond; blue victor, first. hubbard Larkin, Southfield: squash, first. Manfora Smith D. B. cabbage, secSmithfieldond. O. M. Smith, Smithfield: Swell Spanish onions, third. " CACHE .rsft in g Dess - oo ..jw Fur Trimmed oatts fdlieshort jashstis s8?4' (3 Q Q u S 9 sstx t 1L&75 - Er to sec-whe- j Lo-Se- th e- Lo-ma- Alas-whea- s - 9 S C2W y zo Pet-,Eo- semi-prince- ss er o short-haire- h, dis-'Ear- Is - se 23K 3 fA n j ' NORTH Heads Midshipmen DEPARTMENT 3? Ifl ao s - - Su p) (M .iSs oi"30 j; Jd z -- com-,pla- pro-secon- Mill-lduce- -- Com-nussio- hoi-stri- ng - -- I Lo-iga- n, -- Rich-cabbag- e, 'boo s: 8 (3 o -- o ' z Associated Press Photo j j Le-lan- - ' 7-- 7-- 7--L 9-- 7-- Z 9-- Maurice VJ. Hibichmm, data of 1930 at the United States Navaf academy at Annapolis, has teen appointed regiment commander, the highest position in tho clast. Mrs L. E. Wilhelm, Saturday , evening. Mr and Mrs Abe Hillam of Brigham city were visiting in the ward Sunday with relatives Mrs. Pierce Hardman and daughters Fay and Ada, of are spending the Arbon, week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes. Melvin Baugh has returned home from Arbon, Idaho. Mi. anc. wirs. truest Burger of Salt Lake city spent the week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs Albert Stauffer and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stauffer spent the week end at Salt Lake City., ."Miss Vesta Stauffer them accompanied home after spending a month with relatives. t, 8-- -a Lauard caimeu Fish canners are considering of California the limiting pack to stabilize the market ad- viser; president. - Valene Lee; Reva Stratton; secretary, Alice- - Barnett. Eighth Grade: Jas. Evan4 adviser, Pres. n DeWitt Palmer, Vice Pres. Albert Dunu, Secretary " Jenkms Phebe Harding, adviser, Pres. Nathan Dopp, Vice Pres. Billie Clark, Sec- Mamie Hansen, Treas. Seth Redford. Lynn Hodges, adviser. Vice Pres. Dean Thatcher, jPres. Maxine Simmons, Sec. Ruth Gunnell. J Leah Merrill, adviser, Pres. Dorothy Egbert, Vice Pres. Joy Spencer, Sec. Glen Lewis. 8 K C. L. Whatcott, adviser, Pres. Don Fullmer, Vice Pres. Howard Orson Bailey, Sec. Eames. Earl Frederickson, adviser. Pres. .Alice Adams, Vice See. Prcs.Denr.is Peterson; Clyde Carlyle. 7th Grade: 0 Theresa Pugh, adviser. Vies Pres. Dilworth J case 11 8-- Bir-dea- 8-- - 8-- 8-- , All Prices F, O. B. Factory , Detroit 8-- F 7-- HUDSON -- ESSEX JRL 4jL. i trfll EVERYWHERE DEALKSiS IWJILIlltlJ JI l I t. A' ' t T |