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MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1958
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Now, the annual Jackson County Four-H and Future Farmers of America Fair Is
underway at the Fairgrounds. Everyone will want to see the achievements of these
fine young men and women who are LEARNING by DOING. Here is a thoroughly
practical and time-tried youth movement that builds better citizens ' for to
morrow better economy for the Rogue River Valley today! There is no finer
encouragement to this worthwhile program than attendance at the Fair and support
of the annual livestock auction. There will be something doing every minute during
the five-day Four-H, F.F.A. Fair, from home economics exhibits, agricultural dem
onstrations and style revue to livestock judging, sheep shearing contests and tractor
driving competition. Be sure to attend it will be an interesting and memorable
experience! . ' - -;
And Don't Miss the KIWANIS-
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See MISS AMERICA In Person!
The Medford Kiwanis Club, sponsors of a Free Dental Clinic to serve underprivileged children,
deserve congratulations for this revival of the County Fair. PRODUCTS and PROGRESS in JACKSON
COUNTY will be the theme of this four-day show and, through the cooperation of the Pepsi-Cola
Bottling Company of Medford, lovely MISS AMERICA 1958 will be present IN PERSON! Grange,
floral, garden and home economics exhibits will be featured, commercial displays in the big armory
building,' and the MISS JACKSON COUNTY BEAUTY PAGEANT will be arranged by the Medford
Junior Chamber of Commerce. For a wonderful time, don't miss any one of the FOUR BIG DAYS!
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HARVEST of VALUES in MEDFORD STORES-ALL THIS WEEK!
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