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Show THE OGDEN POST LARGE ENTRY Rotarians to Award Commerce Secretary Animals as Prizes LIST ASSURES Makes Report On SHOW'S SUCCESS December Activities Special prizes will be awarded win- tfUMMMTJy (Continued from page 1.) ners at the Tenth Annual Livestock Activities for tho month of Decemshow by the Ogden Rotary club and Twin Fall:, Idaho; taonnrd Litz, ber, 1928, ns reported by Ezra J. individual members, it was announced FounWilliam U of chamber of Green, Utah; Fjehlstod, secretary tain Green, Utah. commerce. at the meeting of the club WednesAberdeen-An- y us James It. Ilollin-peOne of the outstanding accomplish- day. Chapman, Kansas; Harrison and ments for the month was the securing Purebred bulls and heifers from the of the 1929 convention of the West prize herd of the stkte school for the Ryan, Harlan, Iowa. Carloads Fat ('aide II. 11. Duff, cm division of the United States deaf and blind will be purchased and No. Portland, Orepun; llryan & Wood- thumber of commerce. This accom- firesented to the winners under a plan by a committee unward, Ogdon, Utah; Lind & Jensen, plishment was made possible through memthe of the efforts James It. Bcus. of der direction the following Hurley, Idaho; Portland Feeder Co., 1928 convention attended who bers the F. J.. Iduho; Hopkins, Ogden, Hurley, The generosity of Supt. Frank M. at their own expense and Utah; James Lund, Fountain Green, ut Pasadena Driggs of the state school in offering A. P. Bigelow, the Utah; Warm Crock Land & Livestock time: 1. 11. Mulcahy, young animals at about Co., Wells, Nevada; Paradise Iiiind A K. It. Alton, II. M. Rowe, U F. Whit- their market value prompted the acLivestock Co., Paradise, Utah; Wil-fo- lock, I'. A. Dix, It. H. Ilinrkley, Chas. tion. Gus Wright and A. P. Bigelow Johansen, Mt. Pleasant, Utah; W. H. Barton, Mayor Frank Francis, W. immediately announced that thcy would purchase an animal to be preJ. Hunter, Montpelier, Idaho; Isaac II. Wattis ami J. R. Bachman. Adams, Layton, Utah. During the month, the board of di- sented as a special award. Feeder Cattle Hrady rectors in joint session with the agCarloads Ranch, Houlder, Montana; Joe K. ricultural committee and representa- Weber Central Dairy in the opening Erickson, lswisville, Idaho; James tives of the Weber county farm bu- oi their institution; arranged details Idind, Fountain Green, Utah; Warm reau conferred with Mr. Delos James, of basketball tournament of North Creek Land A Livestock Co., Wells, assistant supervisor of agriculture of Dakota state college, Utah Agriculthe United States chamber of com- tural college and iirigham Young uniNevada; David Dcsrhamp, Mulad, merce and outlined a program for versity; sent circular letters to all the future development of agriculture for the membership I HullsW. C. Registered Hreeding I in this country. The chamber of comDennett, Thatcher, Idaho; John E. Hill, merce will outline as one of the ma- committee; prepared classified list of men members and of Drummond, Montana; Erwin llrothers, for 1929, Ogden, Utah; John G. Miller, Auburn, jor projects of Weber Agricultural ail business concerns and professional Development assist membership committee mate-fu- r County." Wyoming; Taylor A Potter, Roanoke, sevThu road has committee held membership committee. You can Missouri; J. O. Rend, Ogden, Utah; John Seely A Son, Mt. Pleasant, Utuh; eral meetings with the county commis- rially by aoliciting and suggesting new Adrian sioners and road officials of Weber members. Kd Riggan, Victor, Idaho; county, and have consummated arParsons, lilackfoot, Idaho. fur a joint meeting of the rangements Individual Ffit Steers and Heifers commissioners of Weber county and CHURCHES University of Wyoming, taramie, Rich and tho state highway county Grain Farms, Wyoming; commission with the plan of outlining i, Valley, Missouri; Gilbert Howard, RIIKTOPAI, CHUkCII OF THE GOOD a program for the construction of the R. P. Isimont, Jr., larkUtah: BIlEI'UaUD John W. Ilya kip, rector, corner Monte road. h of airevt and Grant avenue, spur, Colorado; Herbert Chandler, The merchants division of the oiNMlte the poet office. Raker, Oregon; It. G. Roam, Idaho chamber of commerce has held Sunday, January S, the festival of tha sev Epiphany. Fails, Idaho; Frank Gilbert, Preston, rral and 'I'ha church school meets at 9 :S0 a. m. meetings putting Idaho; Daniel Jones, Malad, Iduho; into effect the outlining Iluly communion and sermon at 11 a. m. Christsplendid very James Lund, Fountain Green, Utah; mas No eveninir service. street decorations. These dec- The lllue Uinle meet on Monday. Jamc-Hollinger, Chapman, Kansas; orations have The Women's Guild on Wednesday with brought forth many Mrs. Robert Kippen, Peterson, Utah; Clem comments rue Kern, at her home, 11ZS Capilul through the press and in- avenue,Geo offirere h ns lessee. SUrrett, Driggs, Idaho; Utah Agri- dividuals within territrade The Ogden's annual pariah meeting will be held cultural college; W. 11. Johanson A nn Thursday, January 10, for tha (lection at tory. Son, Fountain Green, Utah; Hen Wardens and Vestrymen and the meeting of The following represents a portion annual A Harrison reports. Moroni, Utah; Ryan, of the work done in The Hoy Hcouta meet oa Friday, and the I Harlan, lows; liyron Hawley, Rich- chamber of commerce:the office of the Camp Girls on Saturday, Fire Personal calls field, .Utah; N. M. Harngrovcr, Elk to the office, 315; telephone calls, California. Gmve, ' Holst tins Utah School for Deaf A COO; prepared and mailed 1500 invitations to operative millers to hold HHnd, Ogden, Utah; II. J. Richards, MONEY TO LOAN next convention here; assisted in preMendon, Utah; George H. Taylor, Ogfor convention of intermoun-tsi- n Easy He payment, loans at half your previous den, Utah; Harry D. Itrown, Ogden, paring sanitary association; directed 150 Coat ISO to 1600.001. Milk Carnation Utah; Farms, Seattle, letters to rhsmber PEOPLES FINANCE AND of commerce soWashington; James Mclntirc, Clear- for THRIFT CO. the location of the support field; Modern Woodmen of America liciting 1144 Washington Avenue next western divisional meeting; two Sanatorium, Woodmen, Colorado; separate circular letters to all memry Pledger, Ogden, Utnh; I. M. Cooley, bers; mailed 2,000 premium lists and FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES M. Tremon-toW. Ogden, Utah; Taylor, blanks to prospective exhibitors; WATSON-EUIGUtah; State Industrial School, entry K USED CAR 500 personal letters to exhibitors; letC. S. Potter, Ogden, ters to Ogden, Utah; all Smith-HughMARKET county agents, Utah; William Kldrcdge A Sons, Salt workers, and boys and girls JUceel Aye, oael aWg, Msmaa 14 aad II eta. Lake City, Utah. clubs in Idaho and Wyoming; GOOD need ShrO ISO te llOOOi Jerseys J. W. Walpole, Farmington, called andUtHh, attended thirty committee Utah; Lew Mar Prire, Irovo, Utah; Isaac L Shupe, No. Ogden, Utah; My- meetings with a total membership of ELECTRICAL ron P. Cooley, Ogden, Utah; lturton 209; answered 150 outside direct inTUI only motor winding Shot la Ogdaa. Bros., Ogden, Utah; W. M. Cragun, quiries by mail; circulated county of Idaho and Utah soliciting W. A. DUNN Ogden, Utah; R. J. Hinchcliff, Ogden, agents attendance at central western shipPhono BOW nr AIM Utah. hoard meeting and aspers Guernseys Troutmere, Farms, La sistedadvisory in details of this convention; Honda, California; Joseph A. Chadwith the officials of the FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS wick, No. Ogden, Utah; J. P. Barnard, cooperated VV. Dewey ville, Utah. - Layton barms, Uyton. Utah; C. REMINGTON CAS II RMGBRR Pure Bred Sheep Hayry T. Cran- h. McBeth, Puysnn, Utah; William KananomrO Bttua Shag Casa dall, City, Michigan; H. M. Lee, Holmes A Son, Liberty, Utah; RiverUU Kiaaal Hlghgate, Ontario, Canada; Wasatch side Ranch, Gooding, Idaho. High School Ag club, Holier City, Carloads Fat Swine Samuel Teter-soFoot BALE. CHEAP I A livestock Utah; Mt. llaggin Resisttss (M Keg is tar Ogden, Utah; R. G. Roam, Idaho KAMMXTKWT BIKE SHOP Co., Anaconda. Montana; John K. bulls, Idaho; William MU Uad As Martinson, IdaMadsen. Mt. Pleasant, Utah; Sjtvan ho Fulls, Idaho; Western Canning and Bros., Kaysville, Utah; W. D. Cand-lan- d Dairy 6ft MONEY White company, Sulphur A Sons, Mt. Pleasant, Do Springs, Montana; P. W. Coke-villUtah; Olson, Oa Choice Bmldeaea aad Para Mar Blackley, Hcher, Utah; Charlie Property Wyoming; R. G. Warner, Peter-ro--Mae Us Shore, Ganworth, Ontario, Canada. Utah; Robert Kippen, Peterson, FEDERAL BOND A FINANCE CORF. Carloads Fat Sheep H. B. Duff c MU Kiaaal Avenue, Phone 170 McBeth, . l'ayson, Utah. No. Portland, Oregon; Doll Adams, r at Harrows Samuel Peterson, Og. Layton, Utah; T. A. Phillips, Uyton, den, Utah; Utah Agricultural college, Utah. Ixigun, Utah; Ashiane Individual Fat Lambs Harry T Pleasant, Utah; William Farms, Mt. Holmes A Crandall, Cass City, Michigan; Dell Son. Liberty, Utah. Adams, Uyton, Utah; T. A. Phillips, Club Exhibits Ambrose McFarland. Uyton, Utah; R. F. Maw, Uyton, Ogden. Utah; Keith Warniek, PleasUtah; Mt. llaggin Und A Livestock ant Grove, Utah; & Kayle Linebaugh, Co Anaconda, .Mont; II. B. 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