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Show " "w'wvr-v- r rr-- vn v -- THE DEbERET 10 Pag HEWS Salt Lakr.City, Utah Saturday, dune 3, 1U - i- 'U onft J ir mm . Jr. FatStock Show v Biggest in United States H, By W. D. Porter Chairman, publicity committee, Junior Fat Stock Show Club and Hundreds of Utah Future Farmers of America boys and girls today had put the fin- ishlng touches on the ilnest lot of cattle, lambs and hogs that have ever been produced in the state by these organizations, and were ready to truck their entries 'to the Eighth Annual 'Junior Fat Stock Show which opens next June 5 at the Union Stock Yards at North Salt Lake. Never before In the history of the state have so many fat calves, hogs and sheep been assembled Club members by FFA and 'to be entered In one exhibit and .later sold tinder the auctioneer's Shammer to the Irighest bidders. ' The , biggest surprise of the show will be the fat cattle classes . where officials estimate 700 calves will be entered as compared with . 437 last-- - year. Because the boys . snd girls have had several years . ; of experience now In selecting, feeding, fitting and showing thjtr a high percentage .of ' animals, these 700 bovines should rate to-. ward the top. " To round- - out the show, about I 300 sheep and 250 hogs will be on display, making 1,250 head of '.livestock for the youngsters to exhibit, the judges to judge, the visitors tb see, the auctioneers to sell and th. buyers to buy. Now, to get a better picture ol the prominence of this North Sail Lake show, lets compare It with . some of the livestock events held . .this year in other states. Spokane Washington 4hought4Hvas destin ed to have the top ranking show in the West the forepart of May but their cattle roster contained ' 527 baby beef as compared with . ;the Intermountain's 700 At Reno's show only 24 steers, 40 lambs and 33 hogs were entered and at Ida ho Falls, 43 steers, 38 lambs and ; 106 hogs went through the rings Price Prospects Bright High prices paid to the Juniors last year, no doubt, has some- thing to do with the larger entry . 'in 1944. Last June the floor price for cattle hovered around 26 cents oa pound and the lambs and hogs sold for premium prices right ; down the line. What the prices will be this . , year is still anybodys guess but my livestock friends tell me they j iwlll be pretty good and above - At the Idaho Falls show, choice ' steers wenr for an average ol 124 cents; good steers at 164; end the commercials at 154- - Lambs ' sold for $21.30 a hundred and prime hogs at $14 60 Although Im ; no prophet. Ill venture to predict that the sale at North Salt Lake, June 6, will hit above these fig-- ! , ; ures. Where are these animals coming from anywey? 1 made a suramong Utah Future Farmer vey Clubs and chapters and1 the Is what found: Emery Coun- .this - tv will probably lead the list with about 175 head of cattle 90 from . Clubs and 85 from FFA chap- ters. These boys will also have . good entries In hogs and sheep Cache will come next with lib Club and 50 cattle 69 from from FFA boys. This county will also send 22 sheep and 20 hog3. , The two FFA chaters in Box Elder County will furnish 68 cat- tie, 25 hogs and-- n Score or more entry is sheepi and while the not certain, members will take to about 130 head of livestock North Salt Lake. - - Coming In for Its share of the 4-- 4-- Future Farmers from the Sponsors Listed Naturally, a livestock exhibit and sale of such magnitude requires a great deal of planning and spade work It requires sponsors who know the ropes of showing and marketing . . . sponsors who know how to handle voung folks. Such are the sponsors of the Intermountain; The Salt Lake chamber of Commerce, e and Davis and the State of Utah. Then there must be added scores of business and professional men, vocacattlemen, county agents, tional agriculture teachers, Club leaders and parents who are interested In seeing the youngster get a good start in the livestock business . . . seeing that they learn the ropes the right way and with livestock that meets the eyes of the men who pay for the animals at the auction. Raymond C. Wilson, president of the show, has gathered around him a mighty efficient .staff comprised of men with long experience in their particular fields. As hls Immediate aides he has J. Rube Larsen, vice president, a prominent livestock man, and J. Alvord Ranch, Eastern Oregon .Grainfed Cottle and Lambs Our Specialty TPiflOD iiuTnnioii Club girls, Uke the One OF WINSOME UTAlt" shown with the Hampshire lamb she has groomed for the Junior Fat Stock Show, will exhibit lambs cattle and hogs at the eighth annual sale at North Salt Lake Monday and Tuesday. HUNDREDS T. 4-- W. H. R. Groat Htrd Biro Star Domino 6th on tiro's lido and WHB Royal Domino Silt on Dam tido. Prise Aster 2930272 Aator WHR Sired .tonstoUaden. by Through Star Domino Ith through Print Domino dth baek to Prtnoa Domino sn sire's sido and a lino ot Prince Demina brooding on Dam's sids. j Ranch at Raul Spur, Arizona. R CBQ Coming One Year Olds We will sell in. lots of ten or more. M. & 0, Our congratulations to tho managers of the Junior Fot Stock Show onheir fine acClub and Future Farmcomplishment, and to the er boys and girls, whose interest and participation in this splendid show make it one of the West's leading livestock events. Inter-Mounta- bead and Worthlets Animals Aro Produced These Products. PHONE OUR NEAREST PLANT in Wo will bo glad to pick up your doad and worthless animals on your farm If loeatod within 20 miles of any of our plemts In this tsrrllory. ... Prompt Service Highest Prices Colorado Animal THE CUDAHY PACKING COMPANY C. SALT LAKE 3531394 Sired by WHR Royal Triumph through WHR Royal Domino Slit through Prince Domino C on sire's side. A grandson ol Star Dorn-in- o 6th. Through Prince Domino 4th back to Pnnee Domino on 9 Dam's side. Puritan Hama Bacon Lard Bee! Lamb Sunlight Button Egg Poultry Moadaw Grevo and Sunlight Chooao Alter all Tho Taito Producers Livestock Marketing Association Tollt North Salt Lake Junior Fat Stock Show Members and Visitors AC CtTY STORE We Predict a bigger and better event for the JnlennounL a In Junior Fot Stock Show CBQ Tone Domino 5th 3489261 , Sired by the outstanding CBQ Ton Domino Ranch Biro C. 23rd 2975073 and hall brother to tho $5000 Obull ealf that wont to tho Hawaiian blonds This is ' Made' Possible by the . Splendid S Real Top Domino 3942101 Cooperation of by DoBorard and Roagols First, the FFA Toponas, Colorado, lamous Hord Biro Roai Domino 4 Square 2533267. whose Royal Domino MENS WORKSHOES This buQ's hall brothers and sl tors stood right at tho top at tho Ogdon Los Angelos and Denver A hall sister Bara Heiress shows 2nd sold at- - Denver lor $3950. Sired by CBQ Hord Sire Lorena's R Domino 27)2911 ol Prod Krommollng, Cplo. Ictms. Stred by Dandy Ixer 6220757 esd Famous "Pioneer" Dam Lorna Pie-ne2567617 ol tho Ed JBslsky Farms at Menton Nebraska;, orkaday Comfort Good Wear thru WHR Royal Domino 2nd back to Princo Domino C, to Princo Domino 4th to Princo Domino a royal lino ol brooding and a "Royal" bull ol proven merit Y Irowt Blacker Work Shoos with nolo Soft Too Better results, .happier consequences if you get calves for your Junior livestock raising from the M&O Ranches. ' You will find the very best blood lines and the most rugged growing available.- - J, M.&O. RANCHES 7 Irowo Gtoyo Blocher Wort Shoo for Ad Uses -- -- . -- f flexible cord soles and' gy heels! Goodyear welt construction! Re. tan leather. Por tough jobs! . Long-wearin- - . boys'and girls, for benefit these shows ore primar- Second, the Vocational Teachers and Supervisor and the County Agents whose efforts hove organized the poten- tial powers of these future farmers T. , Third, the Chamber of Commerce, the Salt Lake Union Stock Yards, and other ogencies-whose material and moral sup-- . porthas been invaluable" ''their yS ' - WHR Prince Domino 20th of Pure Bred Herefords Located at Salina and Emery, Utah' 171 West South Temple, Business Office Salt Lake City, Utah H -- WHR Pinnacle 39th by and,4-- ily held 3942102 Blrod by Baca Grant's Truly Groat Hord Biro OJH Royal Domino 10th 2162566 whote sire woo that real ly lamous bull DHR Domino 51st 2123530 thru Princo DomlnO 1C Birod Los Angeles Ogden Silver D 9th 2757907 Modern Mischief 2942100 , GARLAND CITY Eighth Annual CBQ Lorena's RD 16th 3561433 Domino' 3290034 HEBER North Salt Lako, Utah Sired by CBQ Ranchs famous top hord sin Real Stiver Domino 7th 2MM14. One ol our very best bulls. Birod LOGAN L. W. Stringer, Manager. RANCHES PCNNEY CO. Company By-Produ- SALT LAEE CITY OGDEN SPANISH PORE WELCOME Made from the best upper and aok leathers available ! Fully line and wit riveted steel shank arch support. , . U 9 , Fourth, the large number of packers, merchants and livestock men throughout the Intermountain territory who have directly and indirectly . supported whale Show. the ;We pledge our continued support to your ' , , project. iVasatch Livestock Loan Company FIB ST NATIONAL BANE BLDG. VS a (for poultry and live stock) From 4-- H BULLS MOBS FEED 3735465 -- WHk Royol Tredway 5th Intensely brod Prinee Domino bull on both sire and dam sldss. A low sot, thick ileshed, geed headed u.iq, l r great show, dedicated to tho production of more and batter meat, is a direct contribution to the Nation's wor effort, for food, w know, "will win the , 'war and writehe peace." s - 100. (for glycerine) This tirod by Royal Domino 5th 2461315, Hord Hordor lor tho Raneho Bacatol Horolord Ranch at Paul tpur. Arts. 3731208 An outstanding son ol tho Famoui which WHR Flashy Monogoam turned down a bid ol $30,000. Domino tho Groat Prince Through C then Princo Domino 4th to Old on Princo hlsuoli tiro's sido. - has been judging cattle In the Gem state and surrounding areas for 26 years. Sheep Judge will be Professor A. C- Esplin, extension sheep and wool specialist at the Utah State College For 26 years he has been on the college staff assigned to MOHS FATS Domino Royal 2nd 3721588 n outitand 621it back through iny lino ol Attorn to Blow Actor on tho trio's tide and an lntonto-l- y brod Pub He Domino botng Domino 2nd yrandoon ol Publican on Dam's sido. L - Birod by Royal Domino 5th 2461)15 Top Hord tiro of tho Raneho toco Boy A yroat bull ilrod by Domino AIID WRITE THE PEACE in Enquire Domino Royal 5th 3721589 tod hart Our Country Urgently Needs 1 4-- Inter-mounta- 3399491 Oraadioa ol Farmers and Livestock Raisers FOOD WILL Will THE WAR HR Jupilter Domino An X, Salt Lake Citys Oldest Wholesale Meat Dealers ATTENTION SHOULD KEEP THEIR EYES ON CALVES FROM THE FLLOWING HERD SIRES: G Best North Salt Lake fi well-bein- JUNIOR LIVESTOCK MEN at the .yards; ORDER BUYERS ONE CAR ORA TRAINLOAD Shaw, M. L. Larsen, and Don Kenney. And for manager, Mr fclub, Sharp, who Is also state leader. - A complete list of trustees and committees will be found elsewhere, In this Issue. Each one has a grea deal of driving power and a keen interest m improving livestock in this area. Judges Are Tops And now a w ord about 'the . . .Thtee men who are Judges H. secretary-treasurer- ; tops in their fields In the ring J. A. Hooper, Mark Nichols, with the cattle win be ProfesDavid Sharp, L. W. Stringer, Sher- sor E. F. Rinehart, extension man Lloyd, A. W. Archer, L. C. animal husbandman of the UnMontgomery, I. II. Jacobs, Seth iversity of Idaho, Professor Rein Club and STOCK 1 Salt-Lak- Congratulate union Grower! and Feeders of Livestock -- ... MARKETS June 56 WHOLESALE MEATS I- the WHR Covolier 23rd STOCK SHOW - De-awl- . This county WiH also have 9 hogs and 6 baby beef. Dixies FFA boys at St. George are grooming 13 beef cattle and will bring all that make the grade at the time of the show. - And so it goes. Other counties will enter from 5 to 30 cattle, 1 to 15 hogs and 1 to 12 sheep, adding up to 1,250 animals, for the coming event which now tops western junior shows. CEI1TRAL JUNIOR r Achie McFarland & Sons, Inc.-- -- high- WHR Ruling Star 66th 3637543 FAT . i - lands will send 33 head and 4-- il 1 h 4-- 4-- Exhibiting ' W 4-- 4-- - PneVerl SPRINGVILLE Whiting and Deal Mendenhall left by plane A unique organization la Show man, Huntington, secretary; How Friday for Pontiac, Mich, where, Ever hear of Showtown? No Its not on the map of Utah, but town. Its mayor and officials ard Barlow Tremonton, reporter. they will purchase a new aircome June 5 and 6 tjiis miniature plane for the Springville Flying Whs keep unwritten law and or Lylev Crosier, Tremonton; Dale Gulbrand Club-Tcity will be very ' much- - alive Potter, he two expect to be gone with about 525 young - men and der at' the Intermountain Junior sen, Richfield; Fred Matlev, Coal- about 10 and will fly the women. Fat Stock Show at NJhh Salt ville; BlalnS Olsen, Logan; Boyd plane backdays tp the Springville-SpanisLake, serve for two days and Olsen, Moore, policeman. Fork airport take care of the sheep and , , then they become nlghts At problems of the state. This year, ' Show A newcomer to the trio of Judg- "has beens. es at the Intermountain junior town will be organized on the show Is Major George R, Hender- evening of June 4, just before son who loined the Utah Exten- the Eighth intermountain Junloi sion Service staff January 1, after exhibit and sale officially opens at the Union Stock Yards. serving as an officer in the ReAll 625 registered entrant In mount Service of the U. S. Army; Before that time he was on the the 1944 show will assemble at 2922 South Main Street staff of the Colorado Extension the large andjudging arena In the Dial there, according to big barn Service. Major Henderson A will, the American way of life, nine place hogs. girls from the Inter Parents have every assurance boys and states will be elected that their boys and girls will mountain town: A mayor, ti sec be Under strict supervision while to run the retary, a reporter and six poattending Lh show. The girls are licemen. Yes, the "cops wave guests of Salt Lakes leading ho- "billies and flash stars to show tels with cnaperones to look aft their legal authority. CP'' their welfare, and the boys The show management reports are "bedded down right In the that they have very little disexhibition barn so they will be ciplinary work to do . . , the near their animals. .ShowtowTLofficlals really take Show Manager David Sharp Is over and run things as a model on the job day and night and he town should be run. and hls aides do everything they Officials for the 1943 show Yard, at Payette. Idaho, and can for the of all were .Kemp , Robinson, Emery, mayor of Showtown; Cloe Tru is tl premium money Lake FFA chapter at Mt. Emmons. These boys have 65 cat. tie, 10 hogs and 15 sheep. This is an increase of 12 head of cattle over the 1943 entry from Moon Lake. Another FFA group from the Uintah Basin, the Toyack chapter of Roosevelt, wilt send 28 cattle, 10 hogs and 4 sheep, while the Clubs Uintah County will truck In with 25 cattle and some sheep and Duchesne will add 3 steers. ' From Sanpete will come 23 cattle frori the corrals and 48 from those of the FFA. Wasatch Is the sheep county. ' Future Farmers Will Buy Showtown Not On Map, But Will Hove 525 Residents $3,000 Moon 4-- 4-- H y cud r 1 i t Future Farmers Intermountain, To Display Choice Animals Monday 4-- dJ V a i - SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH |
