Local Pets Lead in Tri-State Fair Class Awards
Amarillo residents swept most premiums at the Tri-State fair show with R H Stiteler as judge for birds fish and animals. Winners include Mrs F E Reeves top parakeet exhibitor and Mrs S S Ferrell with six firsts and two seconds in birds and goldfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Fair
Buddy Meyer
Amarillo
Horace McSwain
Amfiarillo
Dot Hale
J. Fowilston
Buddy Jr
Frank McDowell
G. W. Cox
Canyon
Mary L. Foster
Dan Ritchie
Chihuahua
Slee Curtis
Ed Spann
Ferrell
F. Reeves
Oscar D. Randal
Joe Brooker
S. S. Ferrell
Hartz Mountain
U. U. Utterback
Amarillo Exhibits Breed and Pet Winners List
A record of prize recipients in Amarillo showing winners in singing and various pet categories. Winners include Mrs S S Ferrell and Mrs Joe Brooker for singing, multiple Ferrell family entries in goldfish and cats, and winners such as Oscar D Rendal Buddy Meyer and J I Duncan in other pet classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Ferrell
Amarillo
Joe Brooker
Manchester
S. Ferrell
Oscar D
C. E. Beeler
Mary Anne Lockard
P. W. Beeler
Premiums in Poultry Are Given Winners
Sweepstake premiums and cup winners in the poultry division of the Tri-State Fair were announced Thursday night by Raymond Adkisson, superintendent of the show. Awards went to Leo Gabel Amarillo for champion cock, M Vogele Hereford for champion cockerel, Ivan J Hill Amarillo for champion hen, Lee Rodgers Melrose N M for champion pullet, and Great West Mill and Elevator Cup to the champion pullet. The champion turkey cup was not awarded due to lack of entries. Deaf Smith County won best county exhibit. Carson County runner-up. Pot ter County not allowed to compete. The sweepstake prizes went to Jack Wright Hereford, Mike Wink Amarillo, Henderson Farm Hereford, and others across classes. Additional notes list numerous individuals and towns including Amarillo, Hereford, Friona, Melrose, and Supply. A correction states Seldon F. Warren Friona and Ray Humphries Amarillo tied first in global color classes. Zedo Ishikawa’s death follows a dog attack in Mesa Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Fair
Raymond Adkisson
Leo Gabel
Amarillo
Gouldy Bros
Melrose
N. M
Great West Mill and Elevator
Cunningham Floral Company
J. D. Christian
Floydada
Deaf Smith County
Carson County
Potter County
Jack Wright
Hereford
Mike Wink
Henderson Farm
W. B. Jesse
Supply
Okla
Ivan J. Hills
E. M. Mirick
Jee Rogers
Seldon F. Warren
Friona
Ray Humphries
Prairie animal winners listed in Wildorado event
First place awards given for a prairie dog by Charles LoRelle and Claude, a coyote by Bill Harris, and a porcupine by J. M. Heaton at Wildorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles LoRelle
Claude
Bill Harris
Amarillo
J. M Heaton
Wildorado
Japanese youth injured as dog fight ends in gunfire
A boy intervened in two dogs fighting by placing the rifle butt between them. The weapon discharged, striking Ishikawa in the chest. Mourning crowds include many football fans as the high school halfback is remembered.
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Ishikawa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amagilolamera Co
Washington
Horge
Photo McCormick Co
Amarillo Lumber Company
Merchants
Coleman
Norge
E. J. Schalk
W. V. Westfall
J. Duncan
J. I. Duncan
Mayfield Motor
Fillmore
Carson Second County
H. W. Turney Co
Santa Ana
Calif
Amarillo Paper Co
Post Office Drug Company
J. P. Smith Shoes
O’coats
Stetson and
Dobbs
Polk Street
Sellers
Capitol Hotel
New Mexico
Arthur Seligman
Dick Dillon
Andrew Hockenhull
Dennis Chavez
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Ross Sterling
Texas
Portales
Tucumcari
Clovis
Pampa
Dumas
LeFors
the Argonne
Lubbock
Tech
Texas Tech
Texas A. & M
Butler Field
Leonard Stroud
Rocky Ford
Colo
Ken Williams
Caldwell, Kansas
John Lindsey
Mayme Stroud
Lonnie Rooney
Charlie Queraents
His
Arcadians
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