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Mac-ke- The bounty of nature in Utahs greatest agricultural counties, and the skill of an areas men, women and young people were exhibited in the Box Elder county fair, held at Tremonton August 21, 22 and 23. The fair was held for the first time at the new fair grouds, west of Tremonton, adjoining the new airport. Opening feature was a gigantic parade Thuisday evening, president of the Box Elder Chamber of Commerce, followed Rulon Weaver, C. O. Peterby color bearers of veterans son; Yakima plums Wallace organizations, .the Bear River Parsons. high school band and the car in Livestock which Governor Herbert B. Maw L. Maurice Larson of Corinne and Tremonton dity officials' won three lirsts. the junior and were riding. senior championships and the Following the parade, Gov- grand championships in the ernor opened the fair, praising Holstein bull exhibits, while the efforts of the citizens for Leon D. Gardner won nine cow', their farsightedness and ambi- herd and production first places, tion in planning such a fine junior and grand champion and fair and amusement unit as junior champion ribbons. the fair grounds offers. in order in Holstein exhiwere as follow's: The exhibits in the new build- bits Bull 3 and first, seing ' were of the highest qual- nior and yr.grand over, L. champion, in womens the ity .especially Maurice of Corinne; bull Larson Livestock exhibits department. Leon D. Gardner of Dewey also were outstanding, especbull ville; junior champion, ially in the dairy division. L. Maurice Larson. Sidney SkinCrowds of race fans attenner, Leon Hill, Bud Grover; bull ded the three-darace meet, calf under one year L. Maurice a horse show and including Leon D. Gardner, Vay Larson, contests. New L. Mauice Larsen; cow 4 Jensen, steel bleachers have been built and over, first, junior and grand for crowds at the race track. Leon D. Gardner, L. champion, "winners in open pickup Maurme D. Gardner, Winners in the various open ShorlandLarson, Leon L. Maurice Hunsaker, classes of agricultural exhibits Leon D. Gardner; Larson; cow were as follows: cow' Leon D. Gardner, L. Threshed Grain Larson, Mel Homer. L. White wheat (Lemhi) Von Maurice Maurice Larson; senior yearling Hunsaker; barley (Velon) Don- female, junior champion, Leon ald Hunsaker; red clover (Cum- D. Gardner, L. Maurice Larson, berland) Donald Hunsaker; hard L. Maurice Larson; junior yearred winter wheat, first place ling female Royal Norman, L. and sweepstakes, Frank Taylor; Maurice Larson, Vay Jensen, L. Strawberry clover Frank Taylor; Maurice Larson; senior crested wheat gross Reed John- calf Vay Jensen, Leon D. heifer' Gardson, hard red winter wheat S. ner second and third, L. Maurice J. Pastma first W. R. Richards Larson, Boyd Gardner; junior second. heifer calf Mel Homer, Leon D. Sheaf Grain Gardner, Vondell Anderson, Leon Sheaf wheat, Larry Hansen Jeppesen, Bud Grover; get of first Harold Petersen second, sire Leon D. Gardner, L. MaurBoyd Christensen third; sheaf ice Larson second and third; oats, Harold Peterson first, Reed pioduee of dam Leon D. Gardner, Peterson second; sheaf barley, L. Maurice Larson, Vay Jensen, Harold Peterson. L. Maurice Larson; dairy herd Leon D. Gardner, L. Maurice Forage Crops ; three best uddered cows Silage corn, Duene Kerr. Ear Cora Leon D. Gardner, L. Maurice Yellow corn, Larry Hansen. Larson; production Leon D. GardPotatoes ner, L. Maurice Larson second, Bliss triumph B. Tanaka; third and fourth. Von Hunsaker. Jerseys Sugar Beets Like Gardner and Larson in the Large sugar beets Max Holstein division, the Smoots Grant Cheeketts, Urscl and Sorensons dominated the Rhodes, Glen Nelson. Bevan jersey show, with Smoot Broth- j s Hales; sugar beets Dan Tanaka, ers having a definite edge. Ursel Rhodes, Evan Jackson. in order were as follows: Tomatoes Smoot brothers won senior Ripe tomatoes Grant Check-efts- , and grand champion and first Ralph Holmes; green to- place in aged bull, first and secmatoes Dan Tanaka, Thomas ond in bull second in bull Misrasi. first and second in bull calf Onions under one year, senior and grand Valencia onions Sam Kawata; champion and first and fourth onions Sam Kawata; onion j seed place in jersey cow, James Walton, Reed Peterson. first in first in M isceilaneous first in senior yearling Peppers B. Tanaka. Mrs. Gus heifer, first and second in junior Pierce; cucumbers Mrs. Gus yearling heifer, junior champion Pierce, B. Tanaka, Reed Peterson, in senior heifer calf, first in Reed Peterson; egg plant B. Tan- junior heifer calf, first and secaka; lettuce (special exhibit) ond in get of sire, first in produce Reed Feterson; crop seed Reed of dam, first and second in dairy Peterson; summer squash Doug herd, first in three best uddered ; cows and first in type and proBurbanks; cabbage Floyd cantaloupes Glen Taylor; duction. cauliflower Floyd Kaneko; spear Sorenson Brothers won junior melon Orville Gray; celery Dan champion bull and J. H. Sor- Tanaka, Duke Weaver, Sam Ka- enson and Sons won third. Bob wata. Smoot won third and George Horticulture Welch fourth in bull calf under' Peaches and plums dominated one year. J. H. Sorenson and exhibits in the horticulture show, Sons won second and fifth, and with brisk competition in sever- Sorenson Brothers won third in al classes. First place winners, cow. Hyrum A. Marand where plaeings were made, ble was second, Vinson Sorenson second, third and fourth place third and fifth, and Sorenson1 Centennial d Marble third and fifth, and Sorenson Brothers fourth in senior yearling heifer. Sorenson Brothers were third, J. H. Sorenson and Sons fourth in junior yearling heifer. Hyrum A. Marble won second, J. H. Sorensen and Sons third and Sorenson Brothers fourth in senior heifer calf. Sorenson Brothers were third, J. H. Sorenson and sons fourth and Ted Walker fifth in junior heifer calf. Sorenson Brothers were third, Hyrum A. Sorenson fourth and J. H. Sorenson and Sons fitth in produce of dam. Sorenson Brothers placed thiid and J. H. Sorenson and Sons fourth in dairy herd. Sorenson Brothers were second, Hy- - pv' ' ' Elder Box Peach Days L Edition September 3, 1947 Marble third in three best uddered cows, and J H. Sorenson and Sons placed and third, with Hyrum A. Marble fourth and Sorenson Brotliers fifth in type and production. Guernseys Junior yearling heifer Ted Walker; calf Sheep In Suffolk sheep, Emil Eggli placed first in ram, first and second in ewe iamb, first and second in ram Jamb, first and second in yearling ewe and first in age ewe, with Lynn Peterson placing second. Delone Summer won three fiist places and John House won a first place in Hampshire fat A. ec-on- d Ted-Walk- d lambs. Delnnne Summers was. first, Lois Porritt second in age ram. Betty Lou Poritt won two firsts, Lois Poritt two seconds in Hampshire ram lamb. Delone Summers won first, Lynn Peterson second and Berk Peterson third in Hampshire age ewe Betty Lou Porritt won first, second. third and fifth places in ewe lamb, with Delone Summers fourth. Floyd Eggli won top three places in best ram anv age, and in Hampshire ram any age Betty Lou Porritt won first, Delone Summers second and Lois Porritt third In best yeat-linewe Betty Lou Poiritt won first, Delone Summers seconrt Continued On Following Page g " , t. - I TO CHERISH FOREVER s t 2-- s Gifts ' of 1-- y horse-pullin- NEWS-JOURNA- ' " ." . Plac-ing- fourtl-In 3 year-olcow. Sorenson Brotliers were sec 2 ond in ycarolc cow, with lly-ruA. Marble third, Sorenson Bi others fourth. J. H. 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