OPEN CLASS (Continued)
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Grand Champion Female ... * v...Ribbon
Class G —' Hogs
1st 2nd
Aged Boar, 2 years old or over ..$2.50 $1.25
Senior Yearling Boar, 18 months and under 2 years -2.50 1.25
Junior Yearling Boar, 1 year and under ltf months. 2.50 1.25
Boar, 6 months and under 1 year . 2.00 1.00
Boar, under 6 months . 2.00 1.00
Sow, 18 months and under 2 years .. - 2.50 1.25
Sow, 1 year and under 18 months.. I-75 100
Sow, under 6 months . 1.75 1.00
Class H — Sheep, Medium Wool
1st 2nd
Buck, 1 year old and over .•!'.'.$2.50 $1.25
Buck, 1 year old and under .. 2.50 1.25
Ewe, 1 year old and over. . 2.50 1.25
Ewe, 1 year old and under . 2.50 1.25
Sweepstakes
Buck, any age .
Ewe, any age ...Ribbon
FARM PRODUCE
TOM LAMBERT, Superintendent
Class L
All exhibits must be entered and on the grounds by 5:00 p.m.,
Wednesday, August 17, 1955
1st 2nd
One Gallon Winter Wheat ...$ -6® 3®
One Gallon Spring Wheat .65 .35
One Gallon Winter Rye .-.65 .35
One Gallon Spring Barley ...65 .35
One Gallon Oats ...65 -3®
One Gallon Buckwheat ..65
Ten Ears Yellow Corn . 125 -65
Ten Ears Rice Pop Corn . 125 -65
Ten Ears Other Pop Corn .. I-25 -65
Ten Ears Corn, any variety . i-25 -65
One Ear Corn, any variety ....... 1 U>J
One Quart Field Beans, white .....65 .35
One Quart Lima Beans .85 .35
One Gallon Alfalta Seed .65 .35
One Gallon Sweet Clover Seed .65 .35
One Gallon Red Clover Seed.65 .35
One Gallon Alsike Clover Seed ...•.65 .35
One Gallon Madison Vetch .65 .35
One Gallon Grain Sorghums, any variety .65 .35
One Gallon Feed Sorghums, any variety .65 .35
One Gallon Brome Seed .65 .35
One Peck Early Potatoes . 1-25 -65
One Peck Late Potatoes . 1-25 .85
Six Rutabagas . 65 .35
Six Turnips . 65 .35
Eight Tomatoes, red...65 .35
Eight Tomatoes, orange .65 .35
Twelve Pear Tomatoes .^.65 .35
Sample Grape Torhatoes .65 .35
One Quart Peanuts .65 .35
Eight Onions, white .j.65 .35
Eight Onions, yellow . 65 .35
Eight Onions, red . -65 .35
Two Cucumbers, slicing .65 .35
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Sample Celery ..65 .35
Three Table Beets .*.--..65 .35
Three Best Sweet Peppers .65 .35
Three Kohlrabi .65 .35
Six Carrots .65 .35
Six Parsnips i.i.65 .35
Three Cabbages .65 .35
Three Pie Pumpkins . 65 .35
Three Table Squash . 65 .35
Three Large Winter Squash . .65 .35
Three Summer Squash .65 .35
Three Egg Plant .65 .35
Sample Parsley .65 .35
Three Muskmelons . 65 .35
Heaviest Watermelon .65 .35
Heaviest Squash . 65 .35
Heaviest Pumpkin .65 .35
Twelve String Beans, yellow .65 .35
Twelve String Beans, green .65 .35
Sample Spinach .65 .35
Six Stalks Rhubarb . 65 .35
Three Okra ...;.65 .35
One Swiss Chard . 65 .35
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• New NATIONAL HOMES available in O’Neill’s North
Heights addition, or on your own town or country lot any
where in the area.
• Numerous floor plans and designs from which to choose.
• Low monthly payments.
NORTH-NEBRASKA BUILDERS
FRANCIS GILG — HARRY E. RESSEL
Phone 150 Phone 548-M
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NATIONAL FARM
SAFETY WEEK
JULY 24-30, 1955
-Safety is up to YOU
Farm Safety Is
Everyone’s Task
Holt county communities, along
with hundreds of others through
out the nation, are observing na
tional farm safety week, July 24
30.
President Eisenhower in a na
tionwide proclamation stressed
the fact that farm safety depends
upon each individual.
He also summarized the week’s
importance and objective:
“A death toll of 14,000 farm
residents each year is a tragic
loss to the nation.
“The 12th observance of na
tional farm safety week will be
successful if each farm resident
realizes the fact that his safety
is in his own hands.
“Most important is for the
farmer, himself, to make a safety
inventory of his home, his equip
ment, his actions and his attitudes.
“My greetings to every farmer
in the United States, to whom I
would say: Your safety is in your
hands. Please be careful for the
sake of your nation and your
loved ones.”
The average passenger on the
New York subway rides 7.5 miles.
Death or divorce disrupted 1,
076,000 U.S. families in 1954.
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One oi»t of four families in the
$7,500-plus income group now
owns two cars. Auto manufactur
ers say the number of two-car
owners will double in the next 10
years.
Navy Recruiting
Unit Coming—
A navy mobile recruiting trail
er will visit O’Neill today (Thurs
day), arriving at about noon and
remaining throughout the day.
The trailer, a 26-foot model,
will be equipped with a public
address system and amplifier to
furnish music.
A Norfolk navy recruiter will
accompany the trailer to dissemi
nate navy information. The public
is cordially invited to visit the
trailer. _
Hi-Way Cafe
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Service Station
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Our heartiest
j congratulations
to the 1 955
Holt County Fair!
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Attention, Home & Prospective
Home Owners
FIRE and EXTENDED COVERAGE INSURANCE
FIVE-YEAR period at $11.80 per $1,000.00 ... a company
with over $4,500,000.00 assets. Prompt settlement of losses.
Low cost!
L. G. Gillespie Ins. Agency — O’Neill
MARCELLUS IMPLEMENT CO. )
Phone 5 West O’Neill
ALLIS-C H ALME RS A
SALES . . . and .. . SERVICE
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IT’S FAIR TIME, HARVEST TIME and the best season in all the year to fix-up, paint-up and
make those needed improvements around the ranch, farm and town dwelling.
BUILDERS’ HARDWARE — FENCING
MINNESOTA PAINTS
Congratulations
to the 1955 Holt County Fair! Like all loyal Holt oountyans,
we’re planning to be there!
Spelts-Ray Lumber Co.
ELGIN RAY, Manager Phone 74 — O’NEILL
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