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—fair wtnyef Itt; 3ra . 0«rald Clark: 4th . Bill Haltom; 5th., Ronnie Haltom; Sth . Mike O Hair Duroc Litter 1st., Bvron Go»i?h; 2nd., Neil Irwin; 3rd., George Hipps Hampshire Litter -1st., Larry Ray; 2nd., Jerry Lewis; 3rd., Danny Parker; 4th.. Gordon Hutcheson; 5th., David Gwin; 6th.. Bill Nicholson; 7th . Hurst Poland China Litter—1st., Stanley Hurst; 2nd., Micalene Sinclair Sp. Poland China Litter 1st.. Richard Braneman; 2nd , Ronnie Allee; 3rd., Ralph Casida; 4th..
John N'ees; Sth, Daryl Braneman ; 6th„ Larry Parker; 7th„ Janet Parker; 8th., Mary Ann Parker; 9th., Thomas Parker. Tam worth Litter—1st., Errol McBride O.I.C. Litter—1st.. Tommy Hendrich; 2nd., Emily Hendricks Landrace Litter — 1st.. Larry O’Hair; 2nd., Fred Mann Grand Champion Barrow — Sharon Sinclair Res. Grand Champion Barrow —Stanley Hurst Pen of 3 Barrows—Stanley Hu nut Grand Ch. Gilt—Ronnie Skelton
PUTNAM LOAN CO. '»• LOANS $23 To $500 Loan payments cancelled In case of unemployment due to sickness, accident or death under an optional plan. Insurance Of All Kinds. All forms of collision coverage including 80 20. LEON BUIS AGENCY
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28 South Jackson
Res. Grand Ch.—Dallas Sutherlin OPEN SWINE DEPT. HAMPSHIRE Senior Boar Pig—1st., B. B Knuppl Senior Spring Boar Pig—lot.. Larry Ray; 2nd., Gale Grimes & Sons; 3rd., Gale Grimes & Sons; 4 th., Larry Ray. Junior Spring Boar Pig—1st.. —Jerry Lewis; 2nd., G. Grimes & Sons; 3rd., G. Grimes & Sons Jr. Ch. Boar— B. B. Knuppl Res. Jr. Ch. Boar—Larry Ray Gr. Ch. Boar—B. B. Knuppl Res. Gr. Ch. Boar—Larry Ray Mature Sow—1st., Danny Parker Yearling Sow—1st., Hallott & i Long'den 8nd., Hallott & Longden Sen. Ch. Sow—Danny Parker Res. Sr. Ch. Sow—Hallott & Longden Senior Sow Pig—1st. B. B. Knuppl Senior Spring Sow Pig—1st., Bill Van Zant 2nd., G. Grimes & Sons; 3rd., Jerry Lewis; 4th., G. Grimes & Son. Junior Spring Sow Pig—1st., G. Grimes & Sons; 2!nd., Jerry Lewis; 3rd., Joe Friend Junior Ch. Sow—B. B. Knuppl Res. Jr. Ch. Sow—G. Grimes & Sons Gr. Ch. Sow— B. B. Knuppl Res.- Gr. Ch. Sow—G. Grimes & Sons Young Herd—G. Grimes & Sons Produce-of-Dam-—Larry Ray Get-of-Sire—G. Grimes & Sons POLAND CHINA
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Yearling Boar—I*# W. Hurst Senior Ch. Boar —W. Hurst Senior Spring Boar Pig—1st., W. Hurst; 2nd., S. Hurst Junior Spring Boar Pig—Ifrt., Stanley Hurst; 2nd., Steve Hur.^t Junior Ch. Boar—W. Hurst Res. Jr. Champion Boar—W. Hurst Gr. Champion Boar—W. Hurst Res. Grand Champion Boar— W. Hurst Mature Sow—1st., & 2nd., W. Hurst Senior Champion Sow—Hurst Reserve Sr. Ch. Sow—Hurst' Senior Spring Sow Pig—1st., S. Hurst 2nd., W’illiams; 3rd., Hurst Jr. Spring Sow Pig—1st., S. Hurst; 2nd., B. Williams; 3rd., W. Hurst Jr. Ch. Sow—Hurst Res. Jr. Ch. Sow—B. Williams Gr. Ch. Sow—Hurst
Res. Gr. Ch. Sow—H'-r-t Young Herd—Hurst Produce-of-Dam—Hur: Get-of-Sire—Hurst SPOTTED POLAND CHINA Mature Boar—let., Vaughan Senior Ch. Boar—Vaughan Senior Boar Pig—1st., Vaughan Senior Spring Boar Pig—1st. Braneman; 2nd., Vaughan; 3rd., [Braneman; 4th., Vaughan Junior Spring Boar Pig—1st.. | Vaughan; 2nd., Nees; 3rd., L.
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Res. Jr. Ch. Boar—Vaughan Gr. Ch. Boar—Vaughan Res. Gr. Ch. Boar—Branemann Mature Sow—1st., Vaughan Yearling Sow—1st., Vaughan; I 2nd., Vaughan Senior Ch. Sow— Vaughan ivos. Sr. Ch. Sow—Vaughan Senior Sow Pig—1st., Brane-
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Senior Spring Sow Pig—1st.. | Branemann; 2nd., Vaughan; 3rd., Branemann; 4th., Branemann. Junior Spring Sow Pig—1st., | Vaughan; 2nd., Vaughan; 3rd.. ;
McKamey; 4th., Parker Jr. Ch. Sow—Branemann
Res. Jr. Ch. Sow—Vaughan
Gr. Ch. Sow—Branemann
Res. Gr. Ch. Sow—Vaughan
Aged Herd—Vaughan
Res. Jr. Ch. Sow—Parks Gr. Ch. Sow—Garriott. Res. Grand Ch. Sow—Parks Seek Way To
Cuf Government HERSHEY, Pa. (UP)—State and federal officials today sought an “action" program to cut the
Young Herd—1st., Branemann; siz e of the huge federal govern2nd., Vaughan ment. Produce-of Dam—1st., Brane- A joint 17—man committee of mann; 2nd., Vaughn; 3rd., Nees [governors and high-ranking repTAMWORTH | resentatives of President EisenJunior Spring Boar Pig—1st., [ hower opened a two-day meeting : Errol McBride; 2nd., Errol Me- [ to launch a study of whether Bride ! some federal functions can be > Jr. Ch. Boar—Earrol McBride | turned over to the states.
A key question was where the states would get the money to
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pay for any federal functions they might assume. Lane Dwinell of New Hampshire, chairman of the 10-nmn governors delegation, said enough research has been done by the Hoover Commission and others to lay the groundwork for
some action.
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Metric Machine Co. 806 BI/){ STREET — GREENCASTLE (Turn west off B o. mington Street at Charlie Poe’s Station— Go one-half bloc k .
x - GENERALCLOSE TOLERANCE MACHINING. x - KEY WAY CUTTING x - INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL GRINDING. x - TURNING AND BORING x - GENERAL MACHINE SHOP WORK.
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PUBLIC SALE Saturday, August 10,1557 12:30 P. M. We are leaving the sl:t' • and v ill sell at our residence 14 mile nor'h-east of Gi r :i-die on the old Big Four right-of-way the following household if* ns:
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Large Cherry corner < u-exto i d; Cherry drop-leaf table; hand carved French Walnut lugh-ba.. ed'setUv and chair; Spool daybed; Walnut sewing rocker; Walnut se. retary; Mahogany hall chest; large mahogany framed mirror; small Walnut framed mirror; Walnut leaf-pu'l dse>>ser; Waibie top wash stand; Marble top Mthogany pedestal; Pattern g ss (It) pieces block and fan, compotes vases, bottles, lam/s, pus, jars,etc.); Picture frames; Antique foot stool; T.n-front safe; Large iron kettle with sipidHOl'SEHSLD GOODS Small Grand p: mo n* \v keys and refinished, good red velvet Sheraton Sofa; Gold str'i ;! k n , c : .ir; Walnut China Closet; Studio Couch; 40 inch rollav iv ■ i; W alnut kneehole desk and chair; 4 captain! chairs; Sectional book case; small corner cupboard; large round coffee ta i, ; 9x12 Axm. Oriental pattern rug; Walnut sewing chair; ’1(1“ hone table; Breakfast table and 2 chairs; Several chairs; youth bed with iunerspring mattress. f&S£ElL£HE0US Good square tub May tag Washer and twin tubs; 2 door utility kitchen cabinet; almost new Sat-Gard 2 Gal. pasteurizer; Porch Glider: Porch and la w 11 furniture; children’s outdoor gym set; Pony saddle any bridle; Choiemaster garden tractor and attachments; one wheel im-; .mg.- c : ricr trailer with rack and cover; one 21 inch tm-I power 1: imer; 2 hand lawn mowers; one hog house, portable 3.> bu. mrtal hu ; ;i ed r; 50 gal. waterer and other hog equipment; wheelharirtw; lard press and sausage grinder; Buzz saw and belt; nu t..! !,• ' 1 1. ■ Is; Square Cedar posts and fencing materials. Cotton grain sacks; hand tools. Many other aria ics.
TERMS—CASH.
Not responsible for accidents.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon N. Snyder OWNERS ALTON HI RST. Auct. CLIFF McMAINS, Clerk
bund your Ktsidiine shed on Penta-treated poles and save ' 'oles Serve as Foundation, Roof Support and Studding— Cut Building Costs as Much as 5(T^ Penta-treated poles resist rot and termites, make pol® buildings long-lasting an 1 economical. Pole building* go up faster than conventional structures, get expensive equipment under roof in a hurry. See us for penta-treated poles and all your building supply need*. Putnam County Farm Bureau Co-Op
PHONE 743
GREEN* V<TLE
Res. Jr. Ch. Boar—Errol Mc-
Bride
Junior Spring Sow Pig—1st., Errol McBride YORKSHIRE Senior Spring Sow Pig—1st, Garriot; 2nd. Parks; 3rd., Rahn Jr. Ch. Sow—Garriot
—HOOVER IS 83 of having a planet, Herberti*. and a star, Hooveria, named for him. He also has treasured a crudely lettered testmonial in Russian naming him the benefactor of “The Nursing and Pregnant Mothers who Received Food in Petrograd” in 1922.
GAS-TOONS
—BY — Waldo and Norman
“I tried patchin’ it with Bubble Gum.” A phone call from you is all that’s needed to bring us on the run. Let us do the job . . . Phone 9141 or 9142. ^ SHOEMAKERS STANDARD SERVICE These Locations: 405 North lackson Bloomington and Maple Phone 9141 and 9342
I'm Selling Out Of Business On Ncrih Jackson Street On Or Before September 1st. You Don’t Heed Money Now and You Won t When I Move TRADE TIRES TODAY Shoemaker's Standard Service
405 N. Jackson St.
2 Locations. Maple A Bloomington Sts.
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DR. J. F. CONRAD OPTOMETRIST Phone 240 801 E. Washington St.
M!K£’S WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE WHEEL BALANCING — ALIGNMENT — BRAKE SERVICE
Phone 1373
OPEN SATURDAY, AUG. 10th
7:00 P.M.
1 ALL PRACTICE BOWLING UNTIL LEAGUES START SEPTEMBER 3
VARSITY LANES
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Don i vri ;d open that savings account you’ve been thinking about! TIME WONT WAIT FOR YOU! It’s better to start saving NOW, even on a small scale, than to dream about hitting the jackpot cn a quiz show. Until you start, you 11 get nowhere financially. But, once you get the savings habit at the FRIENDLY F’RST, you’re on your way. Renr nber, too: interest cn ail savings accounts is compounded semi-annualiy.
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