The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-02-17
100 CARS PUREBRED
STOCK TOBE SHOWN
At LIVESTOCK SHOW

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb ii.-Eu-
tries in the Fifth Annual Intermoun-
tain Livestock show. to be held in
Salt Lake City April 3, 4. 3, and &.
are being received daily hy Dr. L. n,
Mead, managing director, at his Of
fices in the Salt Lake Commercial
Club building. The number sub
mitted at such an early date has eN-
ceeded all eXpections, Prospects at
this time indicate that an excess of
one hundred carloads of purebred
! livestock will be on exhibition,
A surprising factor is the interest
shown by stockmen in distant local
tiles, In addition to entries made
by breeders in intermountain states,
a number have been received by
mail and telegram from points in the
east.
| Correspondence received each day
indicates greater interest in the
boys and girls section and the edu-
cational features of the show this
year than ever before. Since letters
were sent out to superintendeuts of
/ schools and county agricultural
agents, q number of entries have
been made in the boys and girls sect
ion and many INQUIRIES concerning
, this department have been received
). special feature will be staff of
O educational directors under the
II chairmanship of J. Il. Dorman, in
i, charge of the western office of the
y dairy division of the United States
. department of agriculture The
a staff will include men of renown and
"a much experience, obtained from col
,r leges and universities in the moun-
+, tain statees, who will be continuous
70 stockmen In selection, direct them
n in the manner of caring for such
u, livestock as they may be interested
~ in, and will render assistance in
lie bringing the livestock industry OF
,a the intermontain west to its utmost
,o degree of perfection.
i. Professor c. D. Steiner Of the Uni
,,r veisity OF Utah win be supervisor ol
ro the boys and girls section. Hem,
,o Oberhansey of the Utah Agricultur
ma al college at Logan will be in eharg,
nP tha Ivactpal, tr,lninoa aIntN,t F,,
m students from the higher institution
Of learning. John 7. Caine Of tb
m Utah Agricultural college will b.
among the judges in the cattle sec
!, tion and will assist in the education
:. al program. Other men of wide ex
porience will be sent from the col
- leges and universities for the pur
pose of delivering lectures and reu
,s, dering assistance in directing tn
oa educational work.
al With Mr.. Dorman as chairman q
~ the educational staff, special atter
I,s tion will be given the dairy industry
nd While this is the first year that
w dairy section has been provided,
vii, keen interest is manifest Inquire
no concerning this section are being re
,,o ceived in abundance from dairyme
~ of Utah, southern Idaho, Colorado
,a oregon and other western states. |
an addition to the cash remiums o
al fered by the show management, se'
ia, eral special prizes have been offere
tbo by firms, breeding associations an
49,, individuals for winners in the dair
, section. This is also true Of othC
sections, particularly in the boys an
5irs section, the special prizes II
Guiding purebred stock, cash aware
and various lines Of merchandise.
The final premium lists and pr,
srams have been received from Il
printers and will be mailed out
4 exhibitors within few days, RI
Il Livestock committee Of the Cor
mercial Club, which has charge
arrangements, announced that eXte
c"e sive newspaper advertising will b
eb- gin throughout the intermounta
unit states within Il short time. Bav
cbo A. Smith, chairman Of the commit
said that every effort win be ma
to secure a record attendance.
at ATTORNEY SCOTT APPOINTEl
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