Clast P-1 — Cut Flowers
No entries on flowers until 9:00 a. m., Wednesday, Aug. 27
The first prize in each class is 65c and second 35c.
Entrants will please bring milk bottles or fruit jars to display
their flowers.
Display — 5 Stems 1st 2nd
1. Asters
a. One color-65 .35
b. Mixed---.65 .35
c. Single_ .65 .35
d. Hardy-.65 .35
2. Ageratum- .65 .35
3. Bachelor Button _ .65 .35
4. Calendula___.65 .25
5. Canna_ .65 .35
6. Columbine_.65 .35
7. Cosmos_.65 .35
8. Cockscomb_.65 .35
9. Celosia_.65 .35
10. Dahlia
a. Giant
1. Cactus_.65 .35
2. Decorative_.65 .35
b. Common - ball___.65 .35
c. Pompom
1. Cactus _ _ ___ .65 .35
2. Decorative_.65 .35
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12. Daisies__ .65 .35
13. Delphinium___ .65 .35
14. Gallardia
a. Annual ____ .65 .35
b. Perennial_.65 .35
15. Golden Glow ---.65 .35
16. Gladiolus
a. Large_65 *.35
b. Miniature_.65 .35
17. Hydrangea -- -. —... .65 .35
18. Marigold
a. Large
# 1. Orange_.65 .35
2. Lemon _ __ .65 .35
b. Dwarf
1. French _ . ... ---- .65 .35
2. Single_-65 .35
19. Nasturtium
a. Single _ ■ -... . ■ — ■ ■ ■ -- .65 .35
b. Double->65 .35
20. Pansies --.65 .35
WJAG Plans ’52
Lincoln Caravan
September 2, 1951, was quite
a red letter day for folks in the
radio station WJAG radio area,
That was the day four big buses
left Norfolk for Lincoln to at
tend the opening day of the 1951
Nebraska state fair.
And quite a day it was, too,
for the 150 or so WJAG listeners
who took the trip. At a truly
nominal rate, WJAG offered a
day of trouble-free fun and
sight-seeing at Nebraska’s great
est outdoor event.
With the station takine care
of all transportation and ticket
arrangements the caravaners
were freed of all traffic worries
and ticket stand crowding, a
convenience worth the entire
cost of the caravan participation
fee.
Everyone of the caravaners
commented on their return to
Norfolk that they had had a
wonderful time.
And, according t o Vernon
Stedry, station sales manager, it
looks as if the 1952 WJAG state
fair caravan will be an even
bigger success.
State Fair Grounds
Get Improvements
Spectators at the 1952 Ne
braska state fair will see new
evidences of the fair board’s
year-round policy of improving
facilities and services for the
benefit of state fair patrons.
Completed in time for the 1952
event will be a building program
amounting to some $115,000,
eveey cent of which was paid fo*
from Fair board funds.
Included on this improvement
program are a toilet-shower
dressing room building for the
Midway, several new and more
modern concession buildings,
much new curbing and guttering,
the widening of the ground’s
main street and a new hay and
feed building on the track.
In addition, every street in
side the grounds which is not
already hard-surfaced will be
rocked and oil-matted.
This comprehensive improve
ment program is in line with tht
state fair board’s policy of giving
Nebraskans a convenient and
completely - equipped place to
hold the state’s greatest outdoor
event.
21. Petunia
a. Single_.65 .35
b. Double _ _ .65 .35
c. Ruffled _ __ .65 .35
22. Pinks (Dianthus)
a. Single _ -_.65 .35
b. Double _ _ .65 .35
23. Phlox
a. Annual_.65 .35
b. Perennial __.65 .35
24. False Dragonhead _ .65 .35
25. Salvia_.65 .35
26. Snapdragon_.65 .35
27. Scabiosa_.65 .35
28. Straw Flower_.65 .35
29. Tithouia (Torch Flower) _- .65 .35
30. Tuberose ____.65 .35
31. Tuberous Begonia_.65 .35
32. Verbena
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Plugge to Furnish
Stock for Rodeo —
Walter Plugge, well - known
Wheeler county rancher, will
have about 100 head of wild
horses, bulls and calves at the an
nual Holt county fair and rodeo
to be held at Chambers.
Rodeo dates are Thursday and
Friday, August 28 and 29.
“These animals are really
wild,” Plugge says. “The wild
horses are fierce buckers and
quite unpredictable in their ac
tions.”
The rodeo contestants will
compete for approximately 1,
000 in prize money.
Contest will be conducted un
der RCA rules and will be
viewed by professional judges.
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SPflTH
PRODUCE
Chambers, Nebr.
OFFERS
100 POUNDS of
SWEET LASSY
To the Best Baby Beef
at the Fair
12 POUNDS of
SECURITY
CALF MEAL
To the Best Stocker-Feeder
Steer or Heifer
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Congratulations
to the FAIR!
BIGLIN BROS.
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Livestock & Prodnction
LOANS
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Dependable Credit at Reasonable Rates
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O’NEILL PRODUCTION CREDIT
ASSOCIATION
D. C. SCHAFFER, O’Neill, President
C. F. CLARK, Burwell, Vice-President
JAMES W. ROONEY, O’Neill,
Secretary-T reasurer
EDITH J. DAVIDSON, O’Neill,
Ass’t Sec’y-Treas.
WM. S. MATTERN, O’Neill, Fieldman
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Onflow Implement Co.
★ Car and Truck Repairing ★ Willys Jeeps
★ Used Cars and Pickups ★ Willys Pickup Trucks
For Sale At All Times ★ Kaiser, Frazer and
★ Willys Station Wagons & Trucks Henry J Cars
MASSEY - HARRIS - FERGUSON - GENERAL IMPLEMENT
FARM MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT
Phone 373 West O’Neill
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GASOLINE - TRACTOR FUEL - KEROSENE - OILS - GREASES
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Bring in Your Containers —•- Lowest Prices
in North - Nebraska
OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS LESS — OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY
Phone 392 West O’Neill
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