Roosevelt Standard | 1948-11-11 | Page 4 | Ogden Show Ready for Top Stock

Ogden Show Ready For Top Stock Exhibitors from 14 states will enter their prize cattle, sheep, and hogs in Ogden's 30th annual livestock show to be held November No-vember 13 to 17, a tabulation of entry notices showed. . More than 500 persons will De acuve during the five-day event, as exhibitors, consignors to the auction programs, or as buyers. Many thousands are expected ex-pected to visit the displays. Principle attractions include junior department contests in which more than 120 boys and girls are enrolled, displays of purebred Shorthorn, Hereford and Aberdeen-Angus cattle, carloads car-loads of fat and feeder cattle, fat and breeding sheep. The prize winners from those contests will be offered at auction in a series of sales opening November 15. Utah, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming Wyo-ming and Colorado are well rep- resented in all phases of the program. Manager E. J. Fjeld-stcd Fjeld-stcd reported. One mission of the show is to enable stockmen to buy high quality breeding and feeder animals at a convenient con-venient location. An added attraction will be an exhibition of quarter horses November 14 and 15.