Third Annual Agricultural and Stock Show Opens in Mansfield
The Third Annual Agricultural and Stock Show will be held in Mansfield October 16 and 17, 1934. Presented by the Young Men's Business Club and Mansfield citizens for Wright Douglas Webster and Texas Counties. I N Riley serves as president with N S Miller as secretary and treasurer and Ernest Coday as assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Business Club
Citizens of
Mansfield
Wright, Douglas, Webster
Texas
I. N. Riley
N. S. Miller
Ernest Coday
Show Premium Rules and Grounds Rights Statement
Local fair announces entry rules for premiums limited to Wright Douglas Webster and Texas counties with free entries for all departments. Stock entries due second day noon. all others day one. Grounds management by Dr. F H Riley, GC A Stephens, W C Coday, and C Coday with premium forfeiture after ten days. Grand Marshals G S Burney and F I Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Douglas
Webster
Texas
Wright, Douglas
F. H. Riley
GC. A. Stephens
W. C. Coday
Coday
G. 5
Burney
F. I. Riley
County Fair Divisions Judge Awards for Livestock and Crafts
Long listing of division finals across cattle sheep swine goats poultry and domestic exhibits from division G through I. Awards cover best animals by breed, classed by bull cow calf ram ewe and more with prizes from $0.25 to $2, highlighting Shorthorn Hereford Jersey Guernsey Red Polled Poland China Berkshire Duroc Angora poultry and school exhibit entries with superintendents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hylton
Ora Rippee
Lulu Carter
B. E. Bramhall
Sarah Gaskill
Missouri
Wright County
Douglas County
Special Premiums at Mountain Grove Fair Showdown
Large crowd gathers at J D Reynolds store for measurement events as exhibitors vie in Premium contests. Imperial Granum Food Co awards prize winners in Best Baby contest and domestic exhibits. Pierce Oil Corp honors exhibitor with most first premiums. Kerr Glass Mfg Co sponsors economy jar exhibits for fruits vegetables and meats with caps and clamps. Rayo Lamp featured by Mrs James Coday as top collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Grove Overall Co
J.D. Reynolds
Imperial Granum Food Co
Pierce Oil Corporation
Rayo Lamp
James Coday
Kerr Glass Mfg. Co
Seed Wheat Advertisement by G S Burney
Notice offers about 150 bushels of extra good seed wheat Indiana Red Walve. Described as smooth headed, clean, large plump grain. Says seed obtained from Henry Frye last year. Adv. G S Burney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Frye
G. S. Burney
Notice to Correspondents on Monday Submissions
Correspondents are urged to send items on Monday or Tuesday to avoid delays. Late submissions often arrive after deadlines, making them usable only the following week. Please aim to send items Monday if possible.
Lead Hill Community Notes and Visits 1914
Local diary items record visits among Goss and related families in Lead Hill. Rev. A. Ross and Rev. Spain hold church services. protracted meeting planned for September. Social remarks include reader letters and guidance to cross park, plus scattered mentions of townsfolk and friends from Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Goss
Cloud Crider
Mr. Scott
Mr. Barron
Ash Grove
Fred Goss
Mr. Wilson
Dinah
Rev. Spain
Lead Hill
Ace
Estel Matney
Emma Kiser
Marjorie
Sue Wilson
Melvin Douglas
Oklahoma
A. Ross
Spain
Ora Winburn
Peacock
Otto Newton
Minnie Rippee
C. C. Hensley
Daubenspeck
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Offer
A 19th century ad promises a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to act through the blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials and a 75 cent price. F J Cheney Co of Toledo endorses the product backed by the National Bank of Commerce. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank of Commerce
O. Hall
Sick horses fell ill after eating soaked wheat feed
A horse owned by Martin Gaskill and another horse grew sick after they fed on wheat soaked for hog feed. The animals appeared ill on Sunday morning, according to the Seymour Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gaskill
Seymour
Notice to hunters on farm premises
Wm Brand warns that anyone found hunting or trespassing on his farm will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. He emphasizes strict enforcement and legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand
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Mansfield, MO
General Rules
L. M. Jones
J. A. Riley
Hoy
Joe
W. 3K. Hitchcock
Wm. Fuge
H. L. Allred
L. B. Latimer
J. B. Freeman
P. W. Newton
O. L. Robinett
R. J. Freeman
Ste
Shi
Ote
Sue
D.—Fruits
G. SS. Burney
C. L. Beach
J. M. Thirkield
N.S. Miller
H. EE. Newton
Grimes
Arkansas
Ben Davis
Jonathan
Fife
Concord
Warden
Niagara
J. H. Riley
Steve Yates
W. J. Hitchcock
J. A. Fuson
D. W. Hoover
B. F. Stone
Stade Goods
Delle
Crity
Conan Peeel
Wil
Secon
Des Secon
A. T. Friend
G. W. Miller
Alex Salisbury
ALGO
J. F. Wilson
Bos
Cantrell
Joe H. Dennis
Jersey
Guernsey
Sterks
Sigcahi
Se Onal
Poland
China Yost
China
Berkshire
Duroc
H.—Poultry
ML L. Andrews
Verner Rippee
C A. Darnell
A. J. Wilder
Plymouth Rocks
Wyandottes
Buff Wyandottes
West Pen
Rhode Island Reds
Asiatic
Nest
Dilack
Houdans
Anconas
Turkeys
Liza Jane
Hiram and
Ira Goss
Mr. Morris
Mrs. Main
Mr. Salisbury
Joe Goss
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