Ribbon Winners TS A FACT by JERRY CAHILL
Junior Champion Female V. R. Fisher and Son. Senior Champion Female Warren Petterborg. Grand Champion Male W. R. Spotted Poland Chinas Boar over 8 months Bert Winward. Draft Horses Percherons First Charles Sparrow. Light Horses Shetland First Norma Sparrow. Best Showman of Swine Vaughn Hawkes. Champion exhibit of Swine Vaughn Hawkes. Flower Show Floor piece First Georgia Carver. Peace Rose First Georgia Carver. Most Outstanding Rose Georgia Carver. (Continued next week).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. R. Fisher & Son
Warren Petterborg
W. R. Fisher & Son
Poland
Bert Winward
Alma Winward
Brent Winward
David E Davis
Brent Neeley
Theo Bell
Shetland
Norma Sparrow
Helen Sparrow
Billie Griffeth
Duane Stevenson
Dale Schwaneveldt
Willard Warner
Fenton Larson
Thomas Chadwick
Orvil Benson
Glen Tanner
Merlin Whittle
Vaughn Hawkes
Merlin D. Whittle
Vaughn
Georgia Carver
W. E. Crane
Wilford Preston
Harold Olsen
Sadie Cutler
Donna Shipley
Anna Morrison
Peters and Jeffers Cousins Visit Hatch Family
Oxford society notes indicate Las Vegas residents Mr. and Mrs. William E. Peters and Salt Lake City couple Mr. and Mrs. Jeffers visited Mrs. Ray Hatch. Seattle visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hatch, with further calls to Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Hatch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Peters
Las Vegas
Jeffers
Salt Lake City
Ray Hatch
Peters
Mrs. Jeffers
Hatch
Clifford Hatch
Seattle
D. G. Hatch
Mrs Coburns Hosts and Reorganizes Local Club
Mrs Jack Coburn and family guests included Mr and Mrs Nephi Perkins and sons of Seattle and other Olson families. In Salt Lake City the group visited Olson households. Primary has been reorganized with Lovana Hatch as president Reta Hellmandollar and Donna Kendall as counselors and Aldean Fisher as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Coburn
Marion Olson
Nephi Perkins
Seattle
Ronald Hatch
Leon Fisher
Bill Carey
Eldred Olson
Gooding
Alfred Olson
Twin Falls
Salt Lake City
Power, Courts, and Government Bureaucracy Questioned
The piece recalls a dispute over stock and property restitution to the Dollar family, noting Supreme Court refusals to halt rulings and President Truman’s unprecedented directive to defy the court. It warns that defying law endangers freedom and asks whether citizens will control or be controlled by powerful government bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritime Bureau
Dollar
U. S. Supreme Court
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By Jerry Cahill
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Beye
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Herefords
Merlin D Whittle
Bert Martin
Ruth Goff
Estella Wright
Peace Rose
Jessie Erickson
Bill Carver
Milo Hobbs
J. N. Boothe
Beth Cole
Alfred Kern
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Alexander & Nininger, JR
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Ison Hotel
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Oxford
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Adler
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Electric & Furniture Co
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