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n»8S'*aeit,evylclinrSpecial to Tha Time*IOWA PARK* Oct U— At-tendance at the Texas-Oklahoma Fair is expected to pass the 100,-000-mark Saturday, the last day wi 'thv' f how which has been designated Oklahoma and Sheppard Air F#i*ce Day.The Sheppard Air Force band wns scheduled to play concerts at 2 and 6 p. m.,-and a talent show is slated for 4:30 p. m. A top event of the'final-day is theV Sears Roebuck .Foundation show beginning at 2 p.* m.» wfiile^ finals in the open quafter horse performance at 8 p. m. are expected to be a colorful last minute drawing attraction. * ... \./ 'In the Wichita . County and Seers . Foundation - . preliminary shows-Saturday moniing-a .Chester White sow, “Ethil,” entered and shown by 13-year-old Gaylon Siber of Burkbftrnett, was proclaimed grand champion.All Hampshires The top junior boar was an ani-eeI]11IIWilbarger County and j the top.pen of three was the entries of Charles Atkinson of Gorec. All were Hampshires. .Fifty-two entries were shown by FFA and Four-H boys from Wichita, Clay, Wilbarger, Hardeman, Knox, Baylor and Montague Counties.District Agent J. A. Scofield of Vernon described it as “by farOIIISnthe best hog show I’ve seen in the 13 years TVe visited this fair.II'ienn'V!SnaghIS'nrn.i.He was highly complimentary of the entries both for qualily_.and number,Wichita County Agent Max Carpenter presided at the microphone during the show* and entries were judged by Fred Hale of Texas AM College/ an expert on swine.The district show was to be held later Saturday afternoon.100 Mounts Paraded. Horses piayed a dominant, role Friday .when more than: 100 mouhts paraded in the quarter horse show. The grand champion’ stallion named was Bar V Power House, owned by the Bar V Ranch of Sheridan, Wyo., and shown byRamon: Wood Wichita Falls.ill ofO. B, McCampbell of Fort Worth was the owner of -She reserve champion stallion, Little' RedDiablq. /; Pandora, owned by Charles 52. King of Wichita Falls, was grand champion mare, and reserve champion was Wilson’s Little Slippers, Owned by Glen L, Cassey of Amarillo.icIisoited•t[.dsndOther placings in the - variousr the halter show were:classes oHorae colt* foaled in 1949: first, Maverick,” W. T. Waggoner Estate. Vernon; second “Buckskin Torn,” Jodie Smith, Bleep*: third,~ “Paprika Pride.” Will Burnett, Iowa Park;fourth, unnamed, J, W. Ferguson, Wichita FallaHorae colta foaled 1943: first “Little Red Diabllo.” O B. McCampbell, Fort Worth second, “Joe Tom A,” Amel Prey. Dundee; third. “Rancher Jr..Burnett Cattle Company, Fort Wortgfourth. '‘Chubby Hancock,” Gober «L. Mitchell. Canadian; fifth, “Red Bird,? W. *T. Waggoner Estate.Foaled In 1347Horse colt* foaled In 1947: First.LeftyJ D ” W. T. Waggoner Estate; second Little Chief K.” BUI Krohn, Electra; third. Buck Time' George*L. Krobn, Wichita Fall*; fourth. Me*sfHn.Ruity,” C. H. McLettin. Wichita Falls; fifth. “Fondhor,” Ed Heller, Dundee. Aged . Stallion: Firtt. “B?r V Power-(See FAIR, Page! I.)
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Wichita Daily Times
Wichita Falls, Texas, US
Sat, Oct 01, 1949
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