Arizona Cattle Growers` Association - UAiR

WHILE IN PRESCOTT, ENJOY OUR BEAUTIFUL
SCENIC ATTRACTIONS,
here in the land of beauty, romance and rich
in tradition of the cattle people!
1 Visit the Old Governor's Mansion, West Prescott. See the
early day relics of Arizona's stalwart men and women. This
marvelous work was accomplished by Miss Sharlot M. Hall,
Arizona's beloved historian and poet.
2 Adjoining the Old Capitol is the new Sherlot M. Hall Museum, housing many of Miss Hall's own personal collections.
3 Visit the world famous Smoki Public Muséum, with priceless
artifacts of pre-historic Yavapai and Prescott cultures, from
cities as old as the Pyramids of Egypt.
4 Remember at the Arizona Pioneer Home, you will want to
visit with pioneer men and women, many of whom were early
day cattle folks. You will find a warm welcome from the
guests and the management.
5 Plan to visit Whipple, U. S. Veterans Hospital No. 50, one of
the largest government hospitals in America. The new
building program is just underway.
6 You will be welcome at the office of the Yavapai County
Immigration Commissioner, ground floor of the courthouse,
where marvelous displays of the resources of Yavapai county
are shown. Get acquainted with Yavapai. Telephone 180
for information, special auto trips, etc.
THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL
OF THE
CITY OF PRESCOTT
Take this opportunity to extend greetings to the officers and members of the Arizona Cattle Growers' Association and extend every sincere
wish for a successful convention. May your stay in our city be
enjoyable.
WILLIAM H. TIMERHOFF,
Mayor.
ROY YOUNG,
DAVE SHIVERS,
Al IEST:
PARK H. MILLER, Clerk.
MAURICE TRIBBY,
FLOYD WILLIAMS,
Councilmen.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF
YAVAPAI COUNTY
Extend best wishes to the officers and members of the Arizona
Cattle Growers' Association. Yavapai—the home of many pioneer
ranch families—greets each and every visitor to the 34th Annual Convention of one of the oldest organizations in the State of Arizona.
May your visit be a pleasant one and may your meeting result in many
splendid accomplishments for mutual benefit.
CLARENCE C. JACKSON,
Chairman
WILLIAM BYERS,
Al 1 EST:ROBERT E. MOORE,
KENNETH AITKEN, Clerk.
Members.
THE STATE CATTLEMEN'S ASSOCIATION
The first herd of range cattle brought into Arizona landed in
Prescott July 6, 1864. They were brought from Iowa by John T.
Osburn. Most of these cattle went for Indian stew. Other herds
came later, largely from California.
The first livestock organization was started at Prescott in March
1883 and the present Arizona association was started about 1900.
An official report dated January 1914 includes on the Executive
Committee such well known local names as: Grant Carter, Kirkland,
Tom E. Campbell, Prescott, C. H. Hooker, Mayer, M. A. Perkins, Puntenney, Arthur Heath, Camp Verde and M. B. Hazeltine, Prescott.
Other counties were equally well represented.
The first regular convention was held in Tucson in the winter
of 1904.
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Thirty-Fourth Annual Convention
ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS' ASSOCIATION
Prescott, Arizona--February 1st and 2nd, 1938
Convention Headquarters—St. Michael Hotel.
(All Meetings Conducted in Banquet Room.)
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY, 31, 1938
VISITING LADIES—Complimentary tickets for motion pictures,
"WELLS FARGO" at Elks Theatre and "EBB TIDE" at Studio
Theatre—Tickets may be secured by calling at the Convention
Registration Desk.
MONDAY EVENING, 7:00 o'clock, January 31st—Executive Committee Meeting, St. Michael Hotel.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY. 1st.
9:30—Call by the President, A. C. Webb.
Invocation—Rev. Charles Franklin Parker.
Address of Welcome—E. C. Locklear.
Response—Harry J. Saxon, Willcox, Arizona.
Address—Hon. R. C. Stanford, Governor of Arizona.
President's Annual Address—A. C. Webb, Globe, Arizona.
Address—Dr. Alfred Atkinson, President, University of Arizona. "The Changing Backgrounds of Agriculture."
Announcement of Committees.
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YAVAPAI CATTLE ASSOCIATION
The first Livestock Association in Yavapai County was organized
March 10th, 1883. Copies of its printed constitution and by-laws are
on file. The first president was Jno. G. Campbell and the first secretary Ed W. Wells. The chief object of this association was protection
against rustlers.
Reorganization occurred from time to time, and former Governor
Tom Campbell was at one time secretary of the association. The last
reorganization occurred in the winter of 1931, when Cort Carter was
elected president and Henry Warbasse, secretary. Presidents since
that time have been C. C. Jackson, B. J. Stewart and Carl Rees.
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY Ist.
1:30—Community Singing. Led by M. B. Hazeltine.
Address—Hon. Paul Keefe, President Arizona State Senate.
"Copper Mining in Arizona."
Address—Nat M. Dysart, President Arizona Farm Bureau
Federation.
"Cattle and Farmers."
Address—George . Wilbur, President Arizona Wool Growers'
Association.
"Sheepmen's Problems."
Address—J. C. Jamieson, Member State Committee.
"The 1938 Range Program."
Meetings of Committees:
Resolutions.
Lands and Legislative.
Other Committee meetings to be announced.
7:00—Cattlemen's Annual Banquet, followed by Dance.
St. Michael Hotel.
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Prescott, Ariz.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd.
9:30 o'clock A. M.
Address—Hubbard Russell, Los Angeles, President American Nat'l
L. S. Assn.
"What the American National Livestock Association Hopes
to Accomplish during the present year."
Address—T. J. Imler; Phoenix. Member State Game Commission
"Wild Game on Arizona Ranges," accompanied by moving
pictures.
Address—W. Smith Pickrell, Phoenix. Secretary-Treasurer Arizona
Livestock Production Credit Association.
"Dependable Livestock Financing."
Address—E. S. Turville, County Agricultural Agent, Yavapai County.
"The Theory of Controlled Production."
Address—E. L. Jameson, Kingman, Arizona. Member Advisory Committee, Grazing District No. 3.
"The Advisability of a Grazing District."
Address—Calvin Blaine, Traffic Council, Phoenix, Arizona.
"Saving Money for the Individual Cow Man."
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Prescott, Ariz.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd.
1:30 o'clock P. M.
Election of County Directors.
Unfinished business.
Report of Committees.
Election of officers.
Selecting next place of meeting.
Adjournment.
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WHILE IN PRESCOTT, ENJOY OUR BEAUTIFUL
SCENIC ATTRACTIONS,
here in the land of beauty, romance and rich
in tradition of the cattle people!
7 Thumb Butte, "the Sentinel of Prescott, Jewel of Arizona's
Mountains," landmark of the early day cattle people.
8 Granite Dells, a drive through this remarkable granite formation, will leave you refreshed from convention duties.
9 Motor via the Loop trip, through the Prescott Natianal Forest, to Groom Creek, Senator Mountain, and the Hassayampa
Basin thence to U. S. 89 and Prescott.
10 Enjoy our Natural Air Cooled Sunshine with its health-giving pine-laden breezes.
11 See the world famous Bucky O'Neill Monument, erected in
honor of the First U. S. Volunteer Cavalry and in memory
of Captain William O'Neill and his comrades who died while
serving their country in the war with Spain.
12 Prescott, Arizona, was the home of Ottmar Mergenthaler,
the inventor of the famous Mergenthaler Linotype, and oldtimers well remember his work on this famous machine, in
early days on Whiskey Row.
12 America's Oldest and Arizona's best Cowboy Contest had its
origin in Prescott. See the first medal ever awarded for the
cowboy contest. 1938 dates, July 1, 2, 3 and 4th.
MEMORANDA:
PRESCOTT
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FEBRUARY 9, 10, 11, 1942
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA
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THIS PROGRAM
Is Dedicated to
MRS. J. M. KEITH, Secretary
of the
ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS
ASSOCIATION
PATRONIZE
OUR
ADVERTISERS
We sincerely thank every business
concern for their loyal support.
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OFFICERS OF THE
ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS' ASSOCIATION
LOUIS P. HORRELL
President
NORMAN FAIN
Second Vice-President
THOMAS E. HEADY
First Vice-President
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ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS' ASSOCIATION
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OFFICERS
LOUIS P. HORRELL. Globe President
THOMAS E. HEADY. Patagonia First Vice-President
NORMAN FAIN. Prescott Second Vice-President
DR. R. N. LOONEY, Prescott
Treasurer
CHARLES E. BLAINE. Phoenix Traffic Manager
MRS. J. M. KEITH. Phoenix
Secretar.y
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
W. M. SPENCE
BOSS CHILSON
Apache
Coconino
JOHN P. CULL
Cochise
CARRELL WILTBANKS
Gila
WARNER IVIATTICE
W. E. McLAUGHLIN
Greenlee
Graham
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Maricopa
C. D. McCAULEY
Navajo
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Mohave
JOE KING
Pima
J. C. JAMIESON
Pinal
DAVID C. JEFFCOTT
Santa Cruz
FRANK A. GYBERG
Yavapai
M. N. FORMAN
Yuma
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CATTLEMEN!
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YAVAPAI CATTLEMEN
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MEMBERS
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Elgin
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Heady & Ashburn Patagonia
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Horrell. Louie Globe
Jeffcott. D. C. Patagonia
Kimble. F. C. Douglas
Klene. L. W Elgin
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Prescott
McKinney. Ivan Clifton
Paul. Alfred, Jr. Paul Spur
Palmer. N. N. Willcox
Phillips, C. L. Tucson
Roath, W. C. Elgin
Scott, E. L. Phoenix
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Thompson. John A. Prescott
Thurber. H. B. Sonoita
University of Arizona
Tucson
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TO TRADITION, THE
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PRESENT NATIONAL
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YAVAPAI CATTLE GROWERS
An organization of range producers to assist buyers in
locating stocker and feeder cattle
P. 0. Box 388
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA
DIRECTORS
OFFICERS
FRANK GYBERG
President
EARL EVANS
1st Vice-President
JOHN THOMPSON
2nd Vice-President
R. E. PERKINS
Secretary
BRUCE BROCKETT
CORT CARTER
J. O. EDDY
NORMAN FAIN
A. L. FAVOUR
JESSE GODDARD
GILES GOSWICK
ROY HAYES
EARL HOPPER
C. C. JACKSON
C. E. KOONTZ
R. E. MONROE
VIOLA McNEIL
W. L. MELLON. JR.
ROSS PERNER
R. E. PERKINS
CARL REES
BEN STEWART
MERT STEVVART
LON STRINGFIELD
A. L. FAVOUR
Treasurer
JACK STANLEY
C. A. WHITE
HANK WINGFIELD
IRVIN WALKER
J. L. WALL
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YAVAPAI COUNTY
OFFICIALS
Extend a Hearty Welcome to the
Arizona Cattle Growers' Association
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RICHARD LAMSON
DAVE BILES
Judge of Superior Court
Assessor
SAM HEAD
GORDON CLARK
County Attorney
Justice of the Peace
KITTY C. AITKEN
CLARENCE JACKSON
Clerk of the Court
Chairmain Board of Supervisors
WILLIS BUTLER
HARRY MARSHALL
Sheriff
Treasurer
GRACE CHAPMAN
JOE ARCHAMBEAU
Supt. of Schools
Recorder
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A Cowboy's lope
When the last bit of range is fenced up and gone
And progress has had her say;
When the last ol' moss horn is put on the cars
And the honyok at last gets his way,
When the last ol' broomtail is drove in from the hills.
And the last long circle is rode,
When the last guard is stood with shivers and chills,
When the last herd's ready to load.
When the last gun is toted on the hip of a hand
And the last cowboy yell is yelled;
When the last outlawed horse in all the land
Is cornered, 'nd beat, 'nd corralled.
When the last chuck wagon is under the shed
And the last cowpunch draws his pay;
I'll be ready, 0 Lord, and if I ain't dead
Please take me anyway.
BRUCE BROCKETT
Rimrock, Arizona.
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Across from Hassarampa
107 East Gurley
Phone 314
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TO MEMBERS OF THE
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May we hope for you a pleasant and profitable
convention; that you will enjoy meeting again
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3Sth Aillai Cow lltioll
Pwz,am
FEBRUARY 9th—MONDAY
Registration opens at noon. Hassayampa Hotel, Headquarters.
7:00 P. M. Annual membership meeting. Executive Committee, Board of Directors, Officers and all members
attending. Superior Court Room, Yavapai County
Court House.
FEBRUARY 10th—TUESDAY
Morning Session
All Scheduled meetings of the convention will be
held in the Elks Theatre directly across the street
from the Hotel Hassayampa. Location of committee meetings will be announced.
9:30 A. M. Call for the 38th annual convention of Arizona
Cattlemen. Louie P. Horrell, Globe, Arizona, President, Arizona Cattle Growers' Association.
Music played by the Prescott Senior High School
Band. Closing with our National Anthem. Salute
to Flag.
Invocation. Rev. Marshall Travers.
Address of welcome:
Hon. E. A. McCabe, Mayor of City of Prescott.
A. L. Favour, Yavapai Cattle Growers.
Response:
A. C. Webb, Past President, Arizona Cattle
Growers Association, Globe, Arizona.
Address by the Governor of the State of Arizona.
Hon. Sidney P. Osborn.
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President's Annual Address:
Louie P. Horrell, Globe, Arizona.
Address:
Frank S. Boice, President of the American
National Livestock Association, Sonoita,
Arizona.
Address:
Jack Thompson, President of Jr. Yavapai
Cattle Growers, Prescott, Arizona.
Announcement of committees by the President,
Louie P. Horrell.
Adjournment.
12:30 P. M. Women's Luncheon, Congregational Church
basement.
Afternoon Session
1:30 P. M. Reconvene.
Instrumental Trio
and Jean Reeves.
Jimmy Hart, Dixie Lee Geimer,
Addresses:
William B. Wright, President, Nevada Stock
Growers Association. Deeth, Nevada.
Tom Clayton, President New Mexico Cattle
Growers Association, Separ, New Mexico.
Loren C. Bamert, President California Cattlemen's Association, Clements, California.
Carl Holmes, Chairman, Arizona Industrial
Commission, Phoenix, Arizona.
Hon. James Babbitt, Member of the Arizona
State Senate and President of the Arizona
State Game Protective Association, Flagstaff,
Arizona.
Moving Picture, "There's Gold in Meat", Presented
by American Meat Institute, Aled P. Davies,
Chicago, Illinois, showing.
Adjournment.
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7:30 P. M. Annual Banquet. Auditorium, Junior High School
Bruce Brockett, Rimrock, Arizona, Toastmaster.
Hon. Bruce Barton, Phoenix, Arizona, Speaker.
FEBRUARY 11th—WEDNESDAY
Morning Session
9:30 A. M. Invocation: Rev. Charles Franklin Parker.
Senior High School Chorus.
Addresses:
Dr. Alfred Atkinson, President, University of
Arizona, Tucson, Arizona.
W. F. Mixon, Jr., Secretary of the Production
Credit Corporation, Berkeley, California.
Mrs. Ralph Cowan, President, "Cowbelles,
McNeal, Arizona.
F. E. Mollin, Secretary, American National
Livestock Association.
Adjournment.
12:15 P. M. Jr. Yavapai Cattle Growers Buffet luncheon for
visiting Junior Cattle Growers, Hotel Hassayampa.
Afternoon Session
1:30 P. M. Trumpet Solo—Frances Thompson.
Vocal Solo
Mary Sykes.
Committee meetings.
Unfinished business.
Report of Committees:
Resolutions. Norman Fain, Chairman.
Nominations. Wayne Thornberg, Chairman.
Selection of 1943 Convention City.
Adjournment.
8:30 P. M. Annual Cowboy Ball, Junior High School Auditorium. (Informal).
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WELCOME TO PRESCOTT
DICK W. MARTIN
REAL ESTATE BROKER
CATTLE RANCHES
Large and Small
Room 8—Union Block
Phone 10
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Arizona Cattlemen
Are Helping To
Fight This War
Behind the lines where men are risking
life to defend home and country, other men
are toiling to supply an endless flow of food
needed to feed our fighting forces. Beef from
the great Arizona cattle industry is an important
part of this vital food supply.
Cattlemen who work as they've never
worked before are doing their share in America's war effort. Their contribution is needed
just as urgently as the contributions of the
soldiers who fight, and the workers who forge
the guns, ships and planes.
As always, Arizona's livestock industry
will find a staunch and helpful ally in the
Valley National Bank.
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Welcome Cattlemen
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Electric Co., Inc.
Best Wishes
Northern Arizona's
to the
Oldest and Largest
ARIZONA
Electrical D ea ler
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Remember the Spring Opening
February 19th.
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CATTLE ORGANIZATIONS
IN
YAVAPAI COUNTY
The cattlemen of Yavapai County were the first group of cattlemen to
organize in the State of Arizona. This first organization began in Prescott.
Arizona, on March 10th, 1883. According to the constitution of this group. the
object of the association was "to advance the interest of livestock growers and
dealers of livestock of all kinds, and for the protection of same against frauds
and swindles and to prevent the stealing and driving away of horned cattle,
sheep. and other stock from rightful owners thereof, and to enforce the stock
laws of the Territory of Arizona."
Little can be found concerning the activities of this first organization, except
that we know John G. Campbell was the first President. W. W. Hutchinson,
Vice-President, Oscar Lincoln, Treasurer, and Ed Wells, Secretary. This organization was known in Arizona as the Yavapai Stock Growers Association.
Realizing that the livestock industry was one of the most important industries in Arizona and Yavapai County, and visualizing the importance and efficiency of working out problems through an organinztion, the Yavapai cattlemen
formed the Yavapai Growers Association on October 28th, 1913.
According to the records filed in the Supervisor's office of the Prescott
National Forest for the year 1914, the first officers of the Yavapai Cattle
Growers Association were C. H. Hooker, of Mayer, President, George Carter,
Williamson Valley. Vice-President, M.
B. Hazeltine, Prescott, Treasurer. and
T. E. Campbell, Prescott, Secretary. This organization continued until 1920.
at which time it was reported to be dead.
The cattlemen of Yavapai County had learned the value of getting together
and talking over their problems and several organizations were formed; however.
none were long lived and were soon given up.
In 1930, when business in general was in a deplorable state, the cattle
industry was no exception. Prices were low and buyers with money were scarce.
E. S. Turville came to Prescott about this time to fill the office of County
Agricultural Agent, and it was through his efforts that the cattlemen of
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Yavapai County were organized in the manner in which they now exist. The
first meeting was held January 31st, 1931. This meeting was merely an
informal luncheon get-togther. The friendly talk at this meeting resulted in
such success that the cattlemen determined to form a cattlemen's luncheon
club. After a year of these friendly luncheon meetings the Yavapai cattlemen
decided to organize the Yavapai Cattle Growers Association.
The Yavapai Cattle Growers Association continued with great success. and
in 1940 by a vote of the membership, it was determined to incorporate the
association. Incorporation was completed under the statutes of the State of
Arizona, and the organization became the Yavapai Cattle Growers.
JUNIOR YAVAPAI CATTLE GROWERS - JUNE, 1941
During the latter part of 1939, the Junior Yavapai Cattle Growers Association was organized. This organization at first was a mere incidental group
to the Yavapai Cattle Growers. However, under the auspices and direction
of the Womens' department of the Yavapai Cattle Growers, and through the
main effort of Mrs. Clifford Koontz, and with the able assistance and guiding
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hand of E. S. Turville. this group of Junion Yavapai Cattle Growers soon took
on a personality and independence of their own.
The first officers of the Junior Yavapai Cattle Growers were Carl Koontz,
President. Marion Perkins, Vice-President, Betty Lo Aiken, Secretary and
Treasurer, and Carl Rees. Jr., Adviser. Eighteen juniors were present at the
first meeting.
The present officers of the Junior Yavapai Cattle Growers are Jack Thompson.
President. Ralph Stringfield, Vice-President, Loraine Wilson. Secretary and
Treasurer. and Carl Rees, Jr., Adviser.
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Arizona Cattle Growers'
Association
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Forty-First Annual
Convention
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
January 5th -6th
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ADAMS HOTEL
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7:00 P.M. Membership Meeting, Manor Room
on Mezzanine Floor, Adams Hotel
E. L. Jameson, Kingman, Presiding.
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Round-Up Room, Adams Hotel
9:30 A.M.Call for Forty-First Annual Convention of the Arizona Cattle
Growers' Association', Norman Fain
President.
Invocation—Dean Edwin S Lane,
Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix.
Address of Welcome—
W. C. Quebedeaux, President,
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce.
Response: Bruce Brockett,
Rimrock, Arizona
Address: Hon. Sidney P. Osborn,
Governor of Arizona.
President's Address Norman Fain,
Prescott, Arizona.
Address: A. D. Brownfield,
Deming, New Mexico.
President, American National Livestock Association.
Committee Appointments by the
President.
Discussion:
"Diseases of Livestock" (all members participating)
Led by Fred J. Fritz, Clifton, Arizona. First Vice Pres., Ariz. Cattle
Growers Assn.
Answers: Dr. Vego Mikkelson,
State Veterinarian.
At noon—sandwiches, coffee and pie will be available
in convention hall. This arrangement has been
made to accommodate our members and to
relieve the already over-worked cafes and
dining rooms in the city.
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(Afternoon Session)
1:30 P.M. Address—"After the War"
Dr. Alfred Atkinson, Tucson, Arizona, Pres. University of Arizona.
Discussion: "Game and Predatory
Animals" (all members participating) .
Led by H. V Watson, Flagstaff,
Arizona.
Answers by Fred Merkle, State
Game Warden, and E. V. Mercer,
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Discussion: "Our Association —
How Can It Help Members?"
Led by President Norman Fain,
with all members participating.
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ENTERTAINMENT
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6:30 P.M. Round Up Room, Adams Hotel.
Annual Cattlemen's Banquet.
Presiding Officer - President Norman Fain.
Toastmaster: Charles U Pickerell,
Director, Agricultural Extension
Service.
Program: Songs by Bud Brown.
"The Sea of Grass", by Mrs. Althea
Smith Mattingly, Tucson, Associate Professor of Speech, University
of Arizona.
Dancing: Tonto Bill's Orchestra.
Saturday, /an.
6
Round-Up Room, Adams Hotel
9:30 P.M. Discussion: "State Lands" (all
members participating)
Led by Carlos Ronstadt, Tucson,
Second Vice President and Chairman Public Lands Committee.
Answers by O. C. Williams,
State Land Commissioner
Discussion: "Taylor Grazing Districts" (all members participating)
Led by Warren Peterson, Arlington, Chairman, Taylor Grazing
Lands Committee.
Answers by C. E. Dierking, Regional Grazier U. S. Grazing Service.
Discussion : "Section 15 Leased
Lands" (all members participating).
Discussion: "Grazing on the National Forests." (all Forest permittees participating)
Led by Henry G. Boice, Tucson,
Chairman National Forest Advisory Board.
Discussion: General subjects.
Reports by Committees:
Resolutions
Nominations
Unfinished Business.
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Junior Cattle- Growers
of Arizona
Fourth Annual Meeting
January 5-6, 1945
Get-Together Meeting
On Mezzanine Floor, Adams Hotel
At 3 P. M. January 5th
Luncheon for Juniors at Noon
Saturday, January 6th
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Many members of the Arizona Cattle Growers' Association are in uniform, fighting for
our country and its ideals. Almost without
exception, every member has a son or daughter, brother, husband or father on the far
flung battle fronts of the world. These battle fronts represent the altar of human freedom, and our members have sent their loved
ones—the flower of our State and Nation—a
living sacrifice that all peoples of the world
may some day know what freedom means.
Some of our members have paid the supreme sacrifice since last we met. For you
we can only pray that God in His mercy will
give you strength and peace, and bring peace
and strength to those other fathers and mothers among us who, before we meet again,
may be called upon to give what is dearer
than life itself.
May we whose loved ones have been spared
be humbly gratetful for the loving care
that has'surrounded them and do everything
in our power at all times and under all circumstances to bring an early victory of right
over might.
Toward that glad day, your Association
pledges the best efforts that we know how to
give.
President Norman Fain, Prescott
Fred J. Fritz, Clifton
1st Vice President Carlos Ronstadt, Tucson
2nd Vice President Treasurer Ralph Cowan, McNeal
Traffic Attorneys Chas. E. and Calvin Blaine, Phoenix
Mrs. J. M. Keith, Phoenix
Secretary
Assistant Secretary Miss Catherine Cundiff, Phoenix
DIRECTORS
W. M. Spence, Springerville
Apache County Jesse Williams, San Simon
Cochise County John G. Babbitt, Flagstaff
Coconino County Don Anderson, Globe
Gila County Warner Mattice, Pima
Graham County Ivan McKinney, Clifton
Greenlee County Manford Cartwright, Phoenir
Maricopa County Brice Covington, Kingman
Mohave County Torn Reed, Holbrook
Navajo County J. A. McLeod, Jr., Tucson
Pima County A V. Mercer, Sombrerro Butte
Pinal County W. H. Hathaway, Nogales
Santa Cruz County Ross Perner, Seligman
Yavapai County M.
N. Forman, Yuma
Yuma County
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