NORTH PLATTB SEMI-WEEKLY TiUBUNE
LIST OF I'JIEMIIMI WINJiKftS OK
I'LATTU YAIJiKl' 1'OULTJtY
JIltEKDKltS' ASSOCIATION
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At the annual oxhlbitlou of thol
1'latto Valley Poultry Breeders' As-!
ioalntlon Ina, hold al North Platto
during tho weok of Jan. 12-15, 1921,!
lho premium winners woro ns follows: I
iuuior I. Tuckor, Entry 1, Barred
Itooka, took first premium on Pullet
Bred Pon.
M. C. Rogers, Entry 2 Barred Rocks
first oxhlbitlou pen, first pullot bred
cook, first cockerel, first hen, second
pullot.
Mrs. E. W. Wright of Idlowlld Farm
wins on Barred Rocks 1st pullot, 3rd
hen, 3rd qockorcl.
Mrs. Chas. Damloror of Sutherland
on Barred Rocks: 2d hon, 2d cockerel
3d pullot.
Whito Plymouth Rocks Edw. "Walk
er took all tho winnings.
Partridge Plymouth Rocks -Martin
0. Rogers, 1st cock, 1st hen, 1st cock
rel, 1st pullot.
Silver Penciled Plymouth Rocks -M.
C. Rogers, 1st cock, 1st hen.
White Wyaixdotta Mrs. W. C. Dolan
of Maxwell, 1st cock", 1st, 2nd, 3rd
cockoreK Thos. Monglc 1st cockerel,
1st, 2nd pullot.
Silver laced Wynndotto Thomas
Mengle, 1st pullet,
Partridge Wynndotto 0. J. Ouynan
1st cock bird.
Columbian Wyandotte -M. 0 Rogers
1st cock.
Columbian Plymouth Rock M. C.
Rogers, 1st cock bird, 1st, 2nd hen. 1st
cockorol, 1st pullet.
Singlo Comb Rhodo Island, Reds
S. R. Patterson, Maxwell, 1st cock, 2d
hen, 1st, 3d, 4th cockrol, 1st, 3d pullot
nnd 1st pon.
J. O. Guynan, 2d cock, 3d, 4th liens,
2d cockerel, 2d, 4th pullets.
Frank Dlstol, 2nd pen.
Light Brahmas M. C. Rogers, 1st
hen, Mrs. Nellie Holllngsworth of
Gothenburg, 1st, 2d cockerels, 1st,
2nd, 3rd, 4th pullets.
Whlto Langshans Arthur Artz, 1st
cock bird and 1st hen.
Blue Orphlngtons Leo F. Simon,
1st, 2nd cock bird, 4th hen, 2d cock
erel, 1st, 3rd, 4th pullots.
Keith Neville 3rd cock bird, 1st, 2d,
3d hen, 3d cockerel, irershey S. Welch
2nd pullet
S. C. Whlto Leghorns Mrs. Chas.
Damloror, 1st cock bird, 1st, 2d hon,
1st cockrol, 1st, 2d pullots, 1st pen.
Frank Noel, 2d, 3d cock, 2d. 4th cock
erel. 3d, 4th pullets. L. I. Tucker 3d
cockerel, 2d pon.
Single Comb Buff Minorca John
Woods, 1st cockorol.
Dark Cornish Robt. Jaudebeuer,
State Farm, 1st cock bird, 1st hen, 1st
pullet. M. C. Rogers 2nd cock bird.
Singlo Comb Black Mlnorcas J. G.
iGuynan. 1st cock, 1st, 2nd hen, 2nd
oockerol, 1st pullet. L. I. Tucker, 1st
cockerel, 4th pullot. Otto Mosmor 1st
pen. F. Work. 3d cockerel, 2d, 3d pul
lets. Single Comb Buff Minorica-John
Jones, 1st cock, 1st, 2nd, 3rd hen.
Blue "Antlalusiaus M. C. Rogers, 1st
cock, 1st lieh.'
Single Comb Ancomas R. L. God
d6n, 1st cock. 2nd hon, M. C. Rogers
1st hen,.
R0SQiC6mb"Anconas-"R. 'McFarlano"
1st cock, 1st, 2d, 3d pullets. M. C,
Rogers 2nd cock.
Whito Crested Black Polish M. ('.
Rogers 1st hen, 1st cock.
Silver Spangled llamburgs Frank
Dlstol; 1st hen;
Block Japanese Bantams Clins.
Damiorer, Sutherland, 1st cock, 1st
hon.
Golden Seabright Bfmtnins J. G
Guynan, 1st, 2nd cock, 1st 2nd lion, lf
pullot.
Buff Cochin Bantams M. C. Rogers
1st cock, 1st, 2nd hens.
Black Cochin Bantams J. G. Guy
nan 1st cock, 1st hen, 1st cockorol.
1st pullot. Loo F. Simon 3d, 4th hen,
2d cockerel, 2d pullet.
Light Brahma Bantams, Arthur
Artz 1st cock, 1st hen.-
Mllle Fluro Bantams, M. C. Rogers
1st hon. -
Itina: Neck Pheasants, M. C, Rogers
1st,-2nd cockerel, Isl, 2nd pullets.
English Gray Call Ducks, M. C.
Rogors, 1st cock, 1st, 2nd lions. 1st
cockerels, 1st, 2nd pullets. A. Artz 1st
pon.
Rover Ducks. L. I. Tucker 1st cock
1st hen, 1st, 2d pullots.
Muscovy Colored. Frank Dlstel. 1st
cock, 1st hen.
Pearl Guinea, Luther I. Tucker, 1st
cock, 1st cockerel.
Toulouse Goose, A. Artz. 1st cock,
1st hon. M C. Rogers, 2d cock. 2d. 3d
hem
CQjmda- GgoPj A. Artz, ,1st cock, 1st
hon;- " :''.
Bronz Turkeys, Otto Mesmor, 1st
Tom, 1st, 2d. 3rd hon, 1st young Tom.
Rabbits Belgian Hares, Wesley
Welch, 1st buck, 1st doe. A. N. Sholty,
3rd ,doe. New Zqalnnd Rods, A. N.
Sholty. 1st doe.
Pigeons- Red Carneax, Wilson
Rogers, 1st pair. White Homers. Wil
son Rogors, 1st pair. Whlto Fantails,
Wilson Rogors, 1st pair.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Following is a list of marriage li
censes issued by Judge Woodhurst in
County Court of Lincoln County since
our last issue:
Fobr. 10 Charles Rerglund, Lowel
lon and . Miss Ethol M. Clark, Lew
clIonMarrled by Judgo Woodhurst.
Fob. 2 Geo.'D. Carroll, Brady and
.Miss Alberta Carver, Brady. Married
by Judgo Woodhurst
Fobr. 4 Geo. O. Reynolds, Sarben,
and Mrs. Lottie L. Snyder, Sarben
Married by Judgo Woodhurst.
Fobr. 4 Louis C. McNeel, Suther
land and Miss Gladys F. Martin.
Fobr. 5 Raymond L. Wnmslcy,
Suthorland and Miss Lola M. Crouso,
Sutherland. Married by Rov. Yost,
Minister FJrt Motodlst Church at
Suthorland.
Febr. 7 Louts H. Harrison, Goth
onburg and Miss Anna Bean, North
Platto. Married by Judgo Woodhurst.
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, RESIDENCE LOTS
With tho announcoinont of tho Mas
tor Bulldors that they would llguro
prices on 1919 basis, considerable
building this spring is assured. You
had bettor buy that lot now. I have
residonco lots In all parts of city.
Cn bo bought on oasy terms.
C. F. TEMPLE.
TO
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KEEP ON BUYING
PRICES ARE DOWN
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You cannot sell your crop unless men are working. .
Men cannot work unless you buy the things they produce.
k. If you buy Clothing, Yard Goods, Underwear, Hats, Stockings,
Shoes, Farm Implements and Household Articles, you give employ
ment to factory workers who produce these things, railroad workers
who transport them, clerks and stock keepers in wholesale and retail
stores, miners who supply coal to run the plants and railroads.
This all produces monfey, which goes into our banks and in return
your banker is placed in a position to aid you in financing your affairs.
It all works out for better prices for all farm and ranch products
and countless others.
All these workers are users of fhrm produce.
They cannot eat bread made of your wheat, wear clothing made of your
wool, cannot consume your corn, oats, ets., unless they are working.
They cannot work unless you keep buying. If you stop buying business stops -your
business and their business.
You can't sell Crops to the "bread line" man
!
This is the greatest country on earth and will continue to do business,
can give it a bad bump unless you keep buying the things you need.
Keep On Buying
Carefully
But you
But Now.
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ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY J. E. NELSON, MANAGER