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Show - - fc ..Jn imA I TIIE OGDEN POST Friday, January 6, 1928 Swan lake, Idaho; Frank i Suffolk Mike Barclay, Blackfoot, Poland China Winterton Brothers, Krwin, Swan Lake, Idaho; Wallace I Idaho; Hatch A Wincgar, Woods Charleston; Utah Agricultural college, I McBeth Farm, Payson; CapiCross. Madsen, Manti. tol View I Farm, Springfield, 111.; Cass Carloads feeder cattle Oscar BingRambouillets King Brothers, ham, Ogden; A. C. Jairsen livestock ie, Wyo.; L. It. Peterson A Sons, Nichols, Salem, Ora. Fat barrows Cass Nichols, Salem, nmany, Ogden. Knhruim; W. D. Candland A Sons, Mt (Continued from page 1) Ore.; Ray Pulley, Pleasant Grove; Club exhibits Wasatch Cotswok Pleasant. V. Peterson, Hooper. ITeber City; Jack Whitesides, Ceste Brothers, John Sheep, Shropshire ton Bros., Charleston; It. P. Lament, dub, Layton; Ray lullcy, Pleasant Grove; Davis, Calif. Jr., Larkspur, Colo.; B. C. Linebaugh, Kayle Linebaugh, Nephi; I,ee Rob&. Lincolns, sheep Harry T. Crandell, Pleasant drove; Dan M.' Daniels bins, Morgan; Theron Rollins, Mor-- I Cuss City, Mien.; Corriedale Sheep Sons, Malad, Idaho; C. W. Bennett, gan; Harold Rollins, Morgan; Wallace Davis, Calif. . Thatcher, Idaho. Madsen, Manti; John V. Peterson, company, Curriedales King Brothers, LaraMrs. Florence Manning and her son Aberdeen Angus Congden & Bat- Hooper. mie, Wyo.; Corriedale Sheep company, Nephi of North Ogden spent the weektles, Yakima, Wash. Carloads fat rattle Manti Liveend visiting with friends and rela Holsteins Modern Woodmen of stock company, Manti; Parley Reese, Davis, Calif. F. IL.Keil A Sons, Lon- tives in Huntsville. Hampshire American Sanatorium, Woodman, Col- Logan; F. J. Hirsrhi, Rosette, Utah; don, t Ontario, Canada; Mt. Haggin orado; Utah School for Deaf and Ray Van Noy, Preston, Idaho; James Iaind A Livestock AnaconMiss Reva Beck of Salt Lake spent company, Blind, Ogden; State Industrial schbol, Lund, Fountain Green; George How- da, Mont. part of the Christmas week visiting Ogden; George B. Taylor, Ogden; ard, Nephi; Peterson livestock comIndividual fat Iambs Mike Barclay, with Miss Mildred McKay of this city. James M. McIntyre, Clearfield; I. M. pany, Garland; Morris II. Cottom, Blackfoot, Idaho; Jack Murray, OgCooley, Ogden; C. S. Potter, Ogden; Idaho den; Wallace Madsen, Manti. Idaho; J. G. Themis and Reed Pass entertained llunsaker & Adney, Corinne; Harry Falls, Idaho; J. A. Dunkley, Logan; Chester White swine Nicholas Gilnumber of their friends at a party 1). Brown, Ogden; David Wangsgaard. M. Whitworth, Bancroft, Idaho; PortLiberWilliam bert, Ogden; Holmes, Friday evening. land Feedur company, North Portland, Huntsville; Cache county, Logan. Leonard Holmes, Liberty; Winter-to- n ty; Max Lance Jerseys Ore.; Roy Larsen, Brigham City; Bitter, Ogden; An early morning dance was given Brothers, Charleston: L. Greenwell & Son, Ogden; I). n Clyde Sowers, Ogden. Farm, Jacksonville, Fla.; Cass here Monday beginning at 1:30 a. m. Huff, Orange, Calif.; Wiley M. Carloads fat hogs R. G. Boem, Nichols, Salem, Ore.and closing at 5:30 a. m. It was atCragun, Ogden; Smoot Bros. Jersey Idaho Falls, Idaho; J. L. Hatch, BanDuroc Jerseys Jack Whitesides, tended by a large crowd and waa fully Farm, Farmington; Lew Mar Price, croft, Idaho; A. P. Warnick, Pleasant Layton; A. H. Doerfler, Silverton, enjoyed. Refreshments were served Provo; Myron Cooley, Ogden; Gran-do- n Grove; McBeth Farms, Payson, Edgar Ore.; Perkins Brothers, Ogden; Era: at an early hour. Allred, Provo; David Layton, Holmes, liberty; R. Kippen, PeterIdaho; J. II. Toom-e- r, Sundquist, Firth, J. Clearfield; Ray Hinchcliff, Ogden. son; Tom Layton, Layton. The Morgan; Farm, JackSchool organization reGuernseys Ransom Farm, Home-wooCarloads fat Iambs Mike Barclay, sonville, Fla., State Industrial school, cently Sunday a drama entitled presented Mrs. OttaKan.; Vesper Cash, Blackfoot, Idaho; Wallace Madsen, Ogden; W. I. Layton Farms, Layton. "Turn to the Right," under the direcwa, Kan.; Ed Greenweu, Ogden; Wins- Manti. Berkshire swine Jack Whitesides, tion of Mina Berlin. The cast was as low Farr, Ogden; Albert Persch, Cotswold sheep Wasatch Cotswold Just-ay Farm, Jackson- - ollows: Chester A. Engstrom, Joe John C. Garfield, Tremon-ton- ; club, Heber; Harry T. Crandell, Case Hfe,ton; CharlesMere Oldham. Martha, Basket; Gay Wangsgard, Elsie Tillen-- i II. Fla.; Joseph A. Chidwick, North Og- City, Mich,; Swan Brothers, Kaysville; 'enn.; W. I. Layton Farms,' Layton; rer ; Fawn Tracy, Betty Bascom; Fern den; John Felt & Sen, Huntsville; Mc- Corriedale Sheep company, Davis, Ashlane Farms, Pleasant Grove; John Nielsen, Jessie; Clarence Olsen, DeaKay Bros., Huntsville. IlAAaKMai MHnnM Calif. con Tillenger; Mm. Arnold Remstrom, Carloads breediii;? bulls Will Pot- Ogdens Biggest Hei-kstea- Livestock Show Opens Saturday! --arum Huntsville News Ix-wi- s, - Just-A-Me- re Ky-ma- - . Just-A-Me- re d, Trc-monto- n; A -- -- ter, Farmington. Mm. Bascon; Joe Jones, Sam; Arnold with her daughter, Mrs. LeRoy Liesh-maRemstrom, Mugs; Dale Newey, Gilly; Carlyle Doman, Mr. Parker; Wilmer Jensen, Mr. McCanns. This play will Miss Alice Zundel, of be presented at several different Huntsville, was marriedformerly in recently wards in the near future. Los Angeles, California, to Mr. Russel E. Lunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lunday Mm. II y rum Jensen, who successwill make their home in Ilollywoou, fully underwent a critical operation California. at the L. D. S. hospital in Salt Lake two weeks ago, has returned to her Mr. Elmer Nielsen, who is attendhome. ing the University of Utah, spent the . Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Nielsen have an- Christmas vacation visiting with hi nounced the engagement of their parents, Mr. and Mm. Ernest Nielsen. daughter Fern to Alex Patterson of Clinton, Utah. Mr. Pattemon has . Waffles taught school here for the last two The secret of good waffles is a rich years. The marriage will take place waffle batter and a very hot waffle in the early spring. iron, kept at an even temperature Miss Alvon Towers of Hooper spent throughout the baking . Put two cups the week-en- d at Huntsville visiting of flour, half a teaspoonful of salt, with her friend, Miss Violet Nielsen. three tablespoons of baking powder into bowl; add yolks of two eggs, milk Master Douglas Jensen entertained and butter. Beat egg whites and fold a number of small friends at a birth- into the batter, and then bake in a day party Saturday. The afternoon well greased waffle iron for about minutes. Turn the was spent in many delightful games, one and rs of a after which a luncheon was served. iron and bake minute. Earl Felt- and family spent the Christmas week visiting Mr. Felts Banana culture is the tnird prinfather, Mr. John Felt, of Ogden. cipal industry of the Hawaiian islands, and exports have been increasing in Mr. and Mm. Chester A. Engstrom recent years, from 87,000 bunches in spent New Years day visiting with 1010 to more than 250,000 in 1925. friends and relatives in North Ogden. Ihe average valuation of a bunch for export is about $1.00. There is need Mrs. William Engstrom left Tues- for better shipping service to enable day for Southern California where she growers to supply prime fruit to the will spend the winter months visiting West Coast markets. n. - three-quarte- Individual fat steers or heifers Barn-grove- Stockton, Calif.; Johnston & Auld, Guide Rock, Neb.; Warm Creek Land A Livestock company. Wells, Nev.; Farms, Grain Valley, Mo.; W. J. Tonks, Victor, Idaho; R. P. Lapiont, Jr., Larkspur, Colo.; Kayle Linebaugh, Pleasant Grove; Clare Cahoon, Moroni; Utah Agricultural college, Logan; Utah Agricultural college, Logan; Utah Agricultural college, Logan; Dan M. Daniels, Malad, Idaho; Gilbert Howard, Nephi; Lawrence E. Ellison, Layton; Lalle-gar- d A Rowan, Ogden; Ed. Riggan, Victor, Idaho: Lawrence E. 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