Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, December 17, 1940, Page 10, Image 10

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    ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1940
FOUR
.Mr. am! Mrs. O. C. Hrown. Hose
fcurp, Onon, K. 9, lu, 11, 12.
Narraganaett Adult Tom
Strong) Oakland. Oregon. 1.
If'id.nm's Turlipy Farm, Tangent,
Oregon. 2. 3.
Yearling Tom
Hudson's Turkey Kami, Tangent,
Ol"tKOIl, I. l I.
Strongs. Oakland. Oroson. 3. 6.
Y. Truitt. Oukluuil, Oregon,
D.
Young Tom
Hudson's Turkey Farm. Tangent,
Onwiii. 1, :. ". fi. 7, 8. !. Hi.
Strongs, i lukltmd, Oregon, 2, J,
31. 12.
Old Hen
Strongs. Oakland. Onon. 1, 3.
Hudson's Turliry I'aim. Tnngont.
Oregon, 2.
Yearling Hen
Strongs. Oakland. Oregon, 1, 5.
Hudson's Turkey Kami, Tangent'
Oreiuin. 2. .'!. 1.
W. (i. Truili, Oakland. Oregon,
G.
Young Hen
Strongs. Oakland, Oregon, 1, i,
10. 11. 12.
Hudson's Turkey Kami, Tan
pent. On'gnll. 2. It. f. fi. 7. IJ.
;. Truitt. Oakland, Oregon. 8.
White Holland Adult Tom
Kugeiif llnmriek. Kt. ti. Wok 150,
Salem, On'un. 1.
Yearling Tom
Kugene llumrlrk. lit. t. Hox IsiO.
Salem, On-rron. 1. 2. It.
Young Tom
Kngene Hatnriek, Kt. It, Itox 150,
Salem. Oregon. 1. 2.
Kraneis Todd, Oakland. Oregon.
3. i.
Regal Bird Brings Honors to Owner
XfUH-Ki'Viw I'holn tinil Eugravhlg
l'lctured above me A. Tt. Hudson, Tangent, and liis NurraKunsett young torn, which won the highest
honors among the live exhibition birds of the Oakland turkey show. Mr. Hudson has been a top winner
at the show for many years.
BOUND'S
Broad Breasted Bronze
TURKEYS
Breeding Stock and Eggs
PAULINE M. BOUNDS
MYRTLE CREEK
Telephone 2807 Myrtle Creek
i Old Hen I Margaret Uaum. KosebuiK, Ore
! Kupene Hamrick, Kt. C. Box J 50, gon. T.
Salem. Oregon, 1, 2, 3. John Vox,
Francis Todd, Oakland, Oregon,! Oregon, S.
4. 5, (i.
Ho. 5! C, Koselmrfr,
Yearling Hen
Kiiftene Hamrick. Kt. 6, Box ljfi,
Kalein. Oregon, 1. 2. 3.
Young Hen
Eugene Hamrick. !!t. 6. Box 150.
Salem. Oregon. 1. 2, 3.
1 Bourbon Red Adult Tom
Mih. Nelia Butler, lit. 1, Hills
boro. Oregon. 1. 3.
Ward tockeram, Oakland. Ore
gon, 2.
Yearling Tom
Mrs. Xrlia Butler, lit, 1, Hills
boro. Oregon. 1. 2.
Ward Cockeram, Oakland, Ore
gou, 3. . :
Young Tom
Ward Cockeram. Oakland, Ore
gon. 1. 4, 5. 9.
Mrs. Nelia Butler. Hillsboro,
Oregon. 2, 3.
i J. A. Leatlierwoocl, Oakland,
Orron . fi.
Old Hen
Ward Cockeram, Oakland, Ore
gon, l. 3.
Nelia Butler, Hillsboro. Oregon.
Yearling Hen
"Ward Corkeram. Oakland, Ore
gon. 1, 2. 3. (!, 7. n.
Mrs. Nelia Butler, Hillsboro.
Oregon. 4. f.
Margari t Baum. Jtoseburg. Ore
gon. S.
Young Hen
Mis. Nelia Butler. Hillsboro.
O recoil. 1. 5. fi.
Ward Cockeram. Oakland, Ore
gon. 2, 3, 4, 8, Hi, 14. 35, Hi. IS.
.loh n Fox, Box 51C Hoseburg.
Oregon, 7.
Margaret l!:ium, Roseburg. ( ire
gon, 8. 13.
,1. A. Leatherwooil, Oakland.
Oregon. 11, 12. 17.
WE EXTEND TO ALL
TURKEY GROWERS
our
BEST WISHES!
Douglas County Poultry
Cash Buyers of Turkeys and Other Poultry
1 15 W. Douglas St. Telephone 374
Black Adult Tom
Mrs. Fay l.tathenvood, -Oakland.
Oregon, I.
Shidt ler Turkey Farm. Bt. 3. Se
ba.-(anol. Calif.. 2.
Yearling Tom
Mrs. Fay Leather wood, Oak
land. O rerim 1. 2.
Young Tom
Mrs. Fay l.eathoruood, Oakland,
Oregon, 1. 2. 3. tJ. 7.
Clark Cole. Oakland, Oregon. 4.
Shideler Turkey Farm, Btv -it,
Kebamapol, Calif., 5.
Howard Maupin, Oakland. Ore
gon. S.
J. A. Leatberwood, Oakland,
Oregon. !).
Old Hen
Mrs. Fny Lenthenvood, Oakland,
Oregon. 1.
Yearling Hen
Mrs. Fay Leatberwood. Oakland.
Oregon. 1. 2.
Shideler Turkey Farm. Itt. 3, Ki
I bastapol. Cull!'.. 3.
I Young Hen
I Mrs. Fay Lentberwod, Oakland,
Oregon. 1. 2. 3. 5. 12.
.1. A. Leatliorwood, Oakland, Ore
i gon. 4.
! Clark Cole, Oakland. OVgon,
li, 31.
Howard Maupin, Oakland, Ore
gon. 7. S.
Shideler Turkey Farm, Kt. 3, Se
busiapol, Calif., 9.
Myra Kamp, Unipquii, Oregon,
lit.
Domes, Grower of
White Hollands. To
Compete in 1941
!
I
Ilmiy V. Domes of Itiiliicull.
iv iuiiiT of kIx Brand chiimnionKhips
Ht tin1 Northwestern Turkey show,
! is serving notine that he vill tie
biiek ill eonipetition with his White
Holland turkeys at the 1(141 show.
Mr. Domes 1ms exhibited lu the
utility division for the past two'
;ears. hut states he will have 40 or
' more hirds in readiness lor next
I year's siiow.
Mis entries In the 193!) World's
I Poultry eonpress at Cleveland,
i Ohio, in MSil. won all prizes in the
White Holland division and the
'grand championship of the show,
I inaK intr a eleau sweep of all avail
;aile honors. In addition to taking
' six grand championships at the
1 Northwestern Turkey show he has
I won pi inripal honors in numerous
Mother exhibits, including the grand
M'hampinnship til Grand Forks.
North Dakota, poultry show. His
! numerous winnings have made him
'widely known throughout the na
llion as one of the country's fore
'inost breeders and has resulted in
the establishing of a very large
! business in brood stoek and eggs.
He produces about 5,nuu birds
'each year o nhis 250-acro farm, lie
lias been engaged in the turkey
business for about 1 1 years.
His sou. Kichurd. 22. is joining in
I lie business and will he a joint ex
hibitor in IfHI. Mr. Domes stales.
(Inaids are maintained day ami
'night at Turkey hall during the
' annual show to tare lor the birds.
I break up lights and lieop the tern-
1 iicnil'ln' t'ii.-llt
ATTENTION, DAIRYMEN
Market Your Cream Through
The
Douglas County Creamery
ROSEBURG
For over thirty-sixyears
cash buyers of cream
Makers of
Mel-O-Maid Butter
and Ice Cream
AGENTS FOR
DeLaval Cream Separators
and Milking Machines
III
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