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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1921)
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT PAGE EIGHT MEDITERRANEAN DIVISION Single Comb Brown Leghorn; trio 1st, John Hoffman. (Competitor dis Tillamook; 4th, Clara Brooks, Tilla qualified). mook. Single comb White Leghorn: Muriel Wiley, tie for 1st; Elizabeth cockerel 1st and 3rd, W. S. Coates; Phillips, 2nd. 2nd John Hoffman. Hen, 1st Leona Canning Team Contest, Skookum Rupp; 2nd no competition. Pullet Canning Team: 1st, Muriel Wiley, 1st and 3rd, W. S. Coates; 2nd Le Marjorie Tucker, Mabel Harrison; ona Rupp. Trio, 1st, W. S. Coates; Harmony Canning Team, Hallie 2nd, Leona Rupp; 3rd ,\Jrs. A. D. •.■nt Large, Elizabeth Phillips, Inez Hop vine. Pen, lstt Leona Rupp. Rose Comb White Leghorn: cock- kins, 2nd. Rabbit Raising: 1st, Frank Em erel, 1st John Hoffman; trio, lst, John Hoffman. menegger, Tillamook. Single Comb Buff Leghorn; i cock- Calf Raising erel, 1st, Elvis Wm. Stout; 2nd, Mr3 Holstein: 1st, Roletta Watson; 2d Eva Hushbeck; pullet, 1st, Elvis Wm Apply from all agency stations in Oregon Theodore Jacob; 3rd, An<t*?w Lag Stout; trio, 1st, John Hoffman; ler; 4th, Flora Schild. pen, 1st, C. A. McGee. Minimum adult fare $1.00 Jersey: 1st, Leah Graves; 2nd Rose Comb Buff: trio, 1st, John Children of half fare age 50c Mildred Glad; 3rd, Wesley Tippiir; Hoffman. 4th, Blanche Glad. White Faced Black Spanish: Guernsey: 1st, Earl Ferguson; 2d cockerel, cockerel and trio, 1st, John John Zweifel; 3rd, James Harrison; Hoffman. When going to the State Fair 4th, Marjorie Tucker. Blue Andalusians: cockerel, 1st, combine pleasure with comfort Division 2: 1st, Marjory Krake; John Hoffman. 2nd, Allen Krake; 3rd Howard Hohl- Single Comb AnconaB: cockerel, and convenience b y using feld; 4th. A. in Krake, 1st, and trio 1st, John Hoffman. Southern Pacific train service Livesto# ludging: 1st, Jersey, • Single Comb Black Minorcas: Harold Pro- >r, Laverna Ackley, cockerel, 1st John Hoffman; 2nd W. Thelma Ho er; 2nd. Holstein, An- E. Noyes; Hen, 1st and 2nd, W. E. drew I. agier Agnes Abplanalp, Rol- 3 rd, Guernsey, Ken- Noyes; pullet, 1st, W. E. Noyes; trio etta Wateo» ¿1st, John Hoffman; 2nd and 3rd, W neth Willi- «ul s, Frank Emmenegger, E. Noyes; pen, 1st Lillian Ewan, Guy Thomas. Nehalem. , Trains 17-18-23-24 and 28 will make regular stop and Nos. 14 Nestucca Jersey Calf Club: 1st, ENGLISH DIVISION and 16 will stop on flag at Fair Grounds. Floyd Thun; 2nd, Elena Mitchell; Buff Orpington: cockerel, 1st, 3rd, Paul Thun. Special trains from Portland and from Eugene to Salem and Nestucca Guernsey Calf Club: 1st, John Hoffman; 2nd, N. Anderson; hen, 1st N. Anderson; pullet, 1st, Fair Grounds Tuesday to Saturday, inclusive.. 2nd. N. Anderson; trio, 1st, N. Anderson Booths—School Dept. 2nd Mrs. Eva Hushbeck. Cloverdale, Academy, Tillamook For further particulars ask agents Polish, White Crested Black: trio, City, Garibaldi, Wheeler, Mapleleaf, I 1st and 2nd, John Hoffifian. Riverdale, Nehalem, Yellow Fir , White Polish: trio, 1st, John Hoff Cooking Club, Harmony Canning man. Club, Skookum Canning Club, Tilla-i Buff Polish: pullet, 1st, John Hoff mook Cooking Club. man. The two boyB and two girls scor JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent Silver Spangled Polish: Pullet, 1st ing highest In their club projects, John Hoffman. thereby winning trips to the State I Silver Spangled Hamburg: cock, Fair, were: Anna Christensen, Ore- town, project vegetable gardening; 1st, Mrs. Eva Hushbeck; trio, 1st & Hallie Large, Tillamook, project can 2nd, John Hoffman. Toulouse Geese, 1 pair: 1st, John Cornish: pullet 1st and trio 1st, EXPLANATION ning; Lawrence Sandberg, Nehalem, Hoffman. John Hoffman. project homemaking; Owen Craw Gulna Fowl, Impair: 1st, John Game Bantams: hen, 1st, Pau! ford, Nehalem, project pork prodtic- ' Hoffman. Todd. Albany, Ore., Sept. 14, 1921 tion. Best Cage Pigeons: 1st, John Silver Seabright: trio, 1st, John The Jersey livestock judging team Tillamook Headlight: Hoffman. Hoffman. which won fl,-st place, will be sent to To My Friends of Tillamook: Buff Cochins: Trio, 1st, Vernard 2nd, Best Pair R»bbits: 1st and the state faV o take part in judging you will learn that Henry Nelson, The members are: Thompson, Nehalem; 2nd, Donald R. C. Spring; 3rd, G. Martin- contests the. my husband, is sewing me for a di Tone; cock, 2nd Dennis Tone. Special for best bird in American Harold Pro* Thelma Hoover, La- vorce I want you to know I am not TURKEYS was class, white Pl. Rock cockerel, 50 Harold Proctor ---- verna AckJ Bronze: 1 pair, 1st, John Hoff lbs. Kerr’s Egg Producer at Ed at fault as you know we were living the hlghent orlng member of the ' at Tillamook as happy as could be man; 2nd, Mrs. Fay Stark. livestock jo- .ng teams. mund’s, John Hoffman. and he said he had the asthma there. White: 1 pair, 1st, John Hoffman. The Sko-' .uni Canning team, i Special for best biid in Asiatic He decided to come to Albany and Bourbon Reds: 1 pair, ls\ John which won in the canning demon Hoffman. Class, black Langshang hen, 50 lbs. buy a home and move here which stration will can at the s.ate fair. Egg producer at Standard Feed Co., he did and I did not even know DUCKS The Holstein livestock judging John Hoffman. where it was until he moved me out Special Mallards: 1st, Edwin team, which won second place, will Glad. Special for best bird In English here and he was to work there for a be sent ro the Pacific International, Fawn Indian Runner Ducks; 1st, class, Buff Orpington cockerel, 50 lbs while and he came out here from where they will take part In the live John scratch feed at E. G. Anderson’s time to time. He was here last 4th Hoffman. stock judging there. of July and planned how he was to White Indian Runner Ducks: 1 pr ' store, Mrs. Eva Hushbeck. Special for best bird in Mediter fix our home. He sent me a small Open Juvenile 1st, John Hoffman; 2nd Mrs. Ira G. Hubbard Squash, class B: 1st, Lance. ranean class, White Leghorn cocker allowance to live on each month. I Harold Christenson; 2nd, Burnell White Pekin Ducks. 1st and 3rd, el, 50 lbs. developing feed'given by got a letter from him the 10th of Freeman. August the same as usual and the Mrs. Ira G. Lance; 2nd, John Hoff Conover & Conover, W. 3. Coates. Stock Pumpkin, class B: 1st, Ed- man. Special for best egg bred cockerel following week I got a letter from win Glad; 2nd, Thayne Smith. Mallard Ducks: 1st, Wm. Batzncr, in White Leghorn class, one sack his lawyer saying he was going to Cabbage, class B: 1st, Thayne Nehalem; 2nd, Edwin Glad. Kerr’s Egg Producer (by Judge spe for a divorce. He had no grounds Smith; 2nd, Laverna Ackley. so he made some which were White Geese: 1st, John Hoffman. Brewster) Leona Rupp. Potatoes, Class A: 1st, Clifford ———■ II t ■— ■ „II Price; 2nd, Arthur Owens; Class B, 1st, Robert Culbertson; 2nd Sewell Ayer. Table Beets, class B: 1st, Ernjest Zuercher; 2nd, Laverna Ackley Table Carrots, claws A: 1st, Har- vey Moon; 2nd, Arthur Owenp; class B, 1st, Hfc- Id Christensen; “ 2nd Stanley Zut her.. Stock Ctv ts, Class B: 1st, Glen Zuercher. Parsnip*- lass B: 1st, Harold Ch listener Cttcumoers, Class B: 1st, Harold Christensen. Slilrg Beans, Class A: 1st, Willie Plasker; 2nd, Merle Jensen; Class B: 1st, Glen Zuercher; 2nd, Arßel Ackley. Layer Cake, Class B: 1st, Eliza- beth Brians; 2nd Leah Graves. 3 pieces fancy work, class A: 1st, Beatrice Blackburn; 2nd Thelma Blackburn; Class B: 1st, Clara Brooks: 2nd. Una Baker. Canned Salmen: 1st, Muriel Wiley Canned Clams: 1st, Muriel Wiley. Loaf Bread: 1st, Cathtrine O'Hara Jelly, class A: 1st, Catherine O’ Hara; class B: 1st Nadine Wlll- la ms. T PREMIUM LIST (Co*U-- d from page five) Oregon State Fair September 26th to October 1st Round Trip Reduced Fares In eveçy field there is a leader / Trains Operate Direct to Fair Grounds * The uniform high quality of Red Crown gasoline, and the unfailing satisfaction long expe rienced through its use, have made "Red Crown” the favorite motor fuel, relied upon by the majority of motorists. With the leadership of “Red Crown” has grown a system of service. At Standard Oil Service Stations you are assured of quick, courteous and efficient service. Garages, and other dealers, too, sell Red Crown gasoline. Look for the Red Crown sign before you fill, — the sign that signals "Power and Mileage.” V SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES (California) '9*'> h Standard Oil Company, (California) false and has refused to send me that is what he has done, bit me money and did not want to allow me when my back was turned. That is anything. I have not got a dollar. I the kind of man Henry Nelson is. try to live off my few hens and a Signed by Mrs. Henry Nelson, Al cojv and the cow is not paid for so bany, Ore. a new range, kitchen hard ware, cooking utensils,paint to brighten up the furniture I SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE of these articles Alex McNair & Company Poultry Awards I I VHE UNIVERSAL CAR New Prices (F. O. B. DETROIT) Chassis $295 Runabout $325 Touring Car - $355 Truck Chassis $445 Coupe $595 Sedan $660 These are the lowest prices of Ford cars in the history of the Ford Motor Company. Carburetor Automatic Heat Control —An Exclusive Buick Feature The new carburetor automatic heat control, exclusive standard equipment on 1922 Buick models —both fours and sixes —makes the motor run as smoothly in cold as in summw weather. Just as gasoline is automat- ically supplied the carburetor by use of the throttle or accelerator, so is heat supplied and cut off from the carburetor. Only on a Buick will you find this feature. Buick Sixes Three />•>,. Roadatar 22-Sit-45 Five Pa» 31 Tnurini • S1193 1513 Paar Coup» . 1133 Tree Tee» - - UH ZZ-Sri-4S Four Fann. Coups ISIS Fann Touring tris ll-Str-SO Srrrn Fnaa. Sedan - M35 Orders are coming in fast, so place yuors prom- Buick Fours ll-Pour-14 Tuo Paaa Roadatar ll-Four-33 Ftra Para. Touring H-Four-M Th ras Paaa. Coupa 11 Four-37 Fin Paas. Sedan - S »M VIS 1473 ISSO Mt Fricaa F. O. B. Flint. Mrehitan Ask about the G. Af. A. C. Plan <CJ ptly to insure early delivery TILLAMOOK GARAGE _________ ______ < STANDARD OIL COMPANY Need AMERICAN DIVISION White Wyandottes: Pullets, Mrs. Ira G. Lance, Tillamook; 2nd, Mrs. Ira G Lance; 3rd, Mrs. Ira G. Lane* Trio: 1 Mrs. Ira G. Lance, silver V ndottes, Cock: 1st, Eastman, lainook; Cockerel: John Hott’. • I, Tillamook; Hen: Mrs Part rid* A’yandottes, Cockerel: 1st, John Hoffman. Barred Plymouth Rocks Cockerel: 2nd, Mrs. Crystal Bays; Hen, Is’, Mrs. Crystal Bays; Pullet, 1st, John Hoffman; 2nd, Mrs. Crystal Bays: 3rd, Mrs. Crystal Bays. Trio: 1st, Mrs. Crystal Bays; 2nd, Mrs. F. IK Mathews; 3rd. Mrs Eva Hushbeck. White Plymouth Rocks, Cockerel' 1st. John Hoffman; 2nd. Mrs. Crys tal Bays; Hen. 1st, Mrs. Crystal Bays Pullet. 1st and 2nd. Mrs. Crystal Bays Trio, let, Mrs. Crystal Bays. Buff Plymouth Rock**, cockerel * pullet 1st, N. Anderson. Rhode aland Reds (Single Comb): ■ cockerel, 1st, Hugh Barber; 2nd Mrs. James Goldsworthy, Beaver; Hen: 1st, Merile Suter; 2nd. Hugh ' Barber; 3rd. Merile Suter; Pullet. 1 1st Hugh Barber; 2nd. Mrs. Janies Goldsworthy, Beaver. Rhode Island Red, Rose comb: _____ Cockerel, 1st. and 1st on pullet, Mrs Janies Goldsworthy, Beaver. Rhode Island White: Trio, 1st. John Hoffman. A'L TIC DIVISION English Rs I Caps: Hen. let John Hoffman Ruttenuf Trio: 1st, John Hoc- man. FRENCH Favorii«« trio. 1st and Joh it Hoffman, Black Lans “hang. hen. John Hoffman. t Sunset Garage \\1‘EN Blinik AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUICK Will, BUILD THEM