Show I THE GARLAND 1 We Have It! Listen Folks! ALONG WITH OUR REGULAR LUNCHEONS WE ARE NOW SERVING Hot Drinks Chile' and Tamales Blue Bell Confectionery LZ Hurrah! Hurrah! Old Santa Is Here with a full line of Toys Books Bicycles Tricyles Sleighs Dolls and every-thin- g GARLAND UTAH COLLINSTON NEWS NOTES The Gleaner girls and the "M” Men of Beaver Dam ward M I A entertained at their annual ball Friday A large at the ward hzfll evening number were there to enjoy the even ing festivities Mike Erickson son of Mr and Mrs Erickson of Beaver Dam has Calvin received a call to fill a short course at the mission school In Salt Lake City begins January 6th and expects to leave Salt Lake January 18th Mr and Mrs: Marvin Y Simmons and daughter Julia are giving a hearty welcome to a brand new baby boy born Saturday November 30 Mrs Sarah Bowen Is also giving It special attention Mr and Mrs G L Bowen had as their Thanksgiving holiday guests Mr and Mrs Percy Hawks of Ashton Idaho Mrs Bowen and Mrs Hawks af? sisters and greatly enjoyed their vliilt together A large number from tills ward enjoyed the splendid program honoring Presldertt Welling and A K Cape tier last week at the Garland Tabernacle Bp and Mrs R J Potter entertained at a prettily arranged dinner Thanksgiving day Covers were laid for 19 guests Including E B Mrs Rucker and son Owen of Logan Mr and Mrs Wm Rucker and family of Beaver Dam Mr and Mrs Fred Robinson of Salt Lake and Mr and Mrs Otto Rucker and daughter of Mrs Delbert Bowers assisted by her Erma and daughters Wilma entertained 22 guests at dinner ThanksgivYellow and bronz s ing day were used In decorating They also enjoyed the evening with Mr and Mrs Ed Bowers of Fielding Mr and Mrs Sterling Secrist delightfully entertained at their home to Thanksgiving day in compliment their sister Wrs Ethel Wood and sons Harvey and Steve and Mr IV HOoper all of Ogden Mr and Mrs D Y Goddard entertained at a delicious Thanksgiving dinner honoring the 35th Weeding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J A Bigler The rooms were beautifully decorated In appropriate colors After an a enjoyable afternoon and evening dainty luncheon was served at a late hour Mr and Mrs J II Fryer had as their Thanksgiving holiday guests Mr and Mrs Chester Conlin and family of Promontory and Mrs Sidney Pace and children of Provo Mr and Mrs W B Simmons and sons were delightfully entertained at a Turkey dinner Thanksgiving day at Mr the home of their parents and Mrs J A Simmons in Brigham City Mr and Mrs Warner Kidman entheir thanksgiving joyed day with mother Mrs Birdie Ricks In Logan Mr and Mrs Arthur Saunders and Mr and Mrs Dale Saunders were Ogden visitors last week Miss Loin' Dunn spent Thanksgiving holidays in Logan with her parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Dunn Mrs Orpha Bowers is enjoying a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs George Jacobs in Logan Mr and Mrs Olen Fryer have moved to Beaver Dam where they will be at home to their many friends Mrs Nora Bigler spent a few days In week with relatives Bigler and James Spencer motored to Ogden with a Monday ti uck load of cattle Mr and Mrs Joseph Bowcutt and children Faye and Don of Wheelon and Mr and Mrs Francis Peterson and son Denme of Brigham City spent a delightful Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs J A Hunsaker of Bothwell Miss Lucy Simmons om Brigham City enjoyed the week end with relatives and friends in BeaverDam Joseph Buwcutt Jr of the Box Elder High spent the Thanksgiving holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph ' Bowcutt of Wheelon “ Ogden last Mr J A Eggs When You Want Them! Y7- OU do not take a chance w lien you are feeding Purina Poultry Chows When you get your Purina Poultry Chows we will give you free egg record blanks so you can mark on them the extra eggs you get every day We want you to check up that way because you’ll never feed any- A & thing but Purina Glows once you see what they actually do for you Start feeding Purina Poultry Chows for those extra eggs BOW Rich Feed Co Garland Utah Phone 72 The Wi Store Q Q with the 0 0 0 0 0 Checkerboard Sign £ ZJ 00 0 3 —— r to Raise Poultry IIow Dr L DLeGear VS St Louis Mo By Dr LcGear is a graduate of the Ontario 802 Thirty six Veterinary College of veterinary practice on diseases year of live sunk and poultry fininerit authority on poultry and stock raising Nationally know n poultry breeder NoPhI author an lecturer uukhnui t for girls and boys TIMES cl Give Us A Call and Be Convinced Put Your Dollars Into A VI the minerals Is the feed cannot be made over Into bone and egg shell As you put each dollar into your savings acoufit in Once it Is clearly understood that SHALL THEY LAY each kind of food has Us own Individthis strong bank you are building for the future ual job to do the very term “balahced ceases to sound quite so Records Show Egg Production Often ration” You put yourself into a position whereby you can Doubled or Trebled by the Addition much like a foreign language It becommand your future By paying you 4 per cent of One Simple Element to the Feed comes plain that the ration must’ conExtra Profits from Correct Feeding sist of Just so much material contain- More Than Offset the Slight Adand a proportionate ing carbohydrates assisting you — yearly on your saving we amount containing protiens ditional Cost An example of what I consider a well From somewhere way back In my balanced ration is the one given below Phone 73 Garland Utah third reader days I recall the story of which I have used successfully for a a miser who tried to feed his horse number of years For the sake of those It would save the price of not familiar with feeding I shall exshavings TREMONTON UTAH J hay lie reasoned and if the change plain that mashes are customarily put - was made gradually the beast would in hoppers and kept constantly before never know the difference Maybe the hens at all times The grains sure COULDN'T STAND IT TRADE RIVALRY the horse was fooled but Nature most preferably fed by hand with the feedwas not Long before the ings far enough apart so the hens will Mr Bam— How do you like the new certainly Mrs Green — Ah feels po’ly Ah does diet got to be all shavings the poor eat plenty of mash between times the fact that this work Is Immensely portance and it is easy to see how these washing machine I had sent out to- Ah has me a stict In de side an’ a old horse gave up tthe ghost The grains are called scratch feeds by valuable in our whole agricultural young people look forward to attending day? As I observe the way a great many the way because they are usually burstructure and free transportation Is these shows and what an incentive this wrench In de back Mrs Bam— Ohl It’s terrible people feed their chickens I am often led in deep litter That makes the being furnished by most of the rail- is for others to take up the study of Every — roads Mrs Wood Po’ de Ian’s sake! Does reminded of that story for our livestock Judging teams agriculture That it really counts is time I tried to get in It to take my I don’t mean hens have to scratch It out thus get- so as to facilitate competitive judging evidenced by the bath the paddles hit me numbut their lack of ting much needed exercise yo’ want a tailor or a plumber? they are stingy at the big stock shows ber of graduates actually taking up A BALANCED POULTRY knowledge about feeding Is Just as RATION The Chicago & Alton Railroad has farm work great Scratch Feed They are expecting the lmpos made public statistics showing more the railroads as they should Finally sible and wonder greatly why they are 100 lbs yellow com than 10000 Junior agriculturists transdo are handling this matter on a strict so consistently 100 lbs wheat of heavy oats ported over their line during last year business basis disappointed believing that their Inand no doubt If the figures' are availThe first thing that must be thorMash Feed vestment in the transportation of these’ able western railroads the other Is of understood oughly seasonable green stuff that from the Plenty folks and in the purchase of a young would remake a big showing in that henk point of view egg laying is a sec- should accompany this ration Grit literal amount of the choice fat stock ondary matter She eats first of all to charcoal and oyster shell should be spect offered at the Show is after all likely Jim Hill had the reputation of being build up and maintain her own body kept before the hens at all times And the father of the idea of ’educating athTtSflc abundant arm remun' If affr enough has been eaten for water! Yes af course Eggs are 65 the children along practical lines and that purpose she can be persuaded to per cent water and a plentiful supply the railroad In which he properties eat still more of the right kind of food of fresh clean water should always be was Interested are still carrying out she will lay on hand to supply that requirement correctly proportioned that policy Better breeding for better E BETENSON M D That’s all there Is to the theory It is also essential for the health of quality of livestock was one of the eggs of scientific poultry feeding things advocated most strongly by Mr the flock — — fhyslcan and Surgeon The next essential fact to be m aster The feeding of a balanced ration Hill and a great deal of money was spent in bringing new types and blood ed is that different kinds of feeds prowill work wonders There are plenty lines Bank Building Into the country traversed by the duce widely different results Grains of examples of flocks that are fed all Hill Railroads The value of this far GARLAND UTAH furnish for the most part substances grain rations with only fair results but sighted policy was pretty well democalled carbohydrates which are trans-- which doubled or trebled their output nstrated at the close of the war when Telephones: formed Into fat for the fowl’s body as soon as a good mash with the necthose who depended on the single With so Many Beauty Aid From Which to Choose Bell H Farmers and albumen or egg whites other essary protein element was added It crop (largely wheat) found themselves it is Often Difficylt to Decide Which is The Best while substances known as protiens build up is not enough however Just to feed a strapped other sections had an important part of the muscles of the bird and furnish mash and scratch ration all the made livestock 0 For Your Use May We Suggest That You fared much better Try yolks for eggs Protiens are usually time The successful poultry man will the farm setup fed In the form of meat scraps milk study his flock He will know whether financially PLOUGHS Black and White Cosmetics PerI can think of nothing more stimor tankage There some protiens In they are being forced and producing to the Juniors ulating nor encouraging fumes Powders and Rouges or in their school work than to khow that grains but not enough for the hen’s beyond their normal capacity body and eggs too whether they are getting too fat and they have the backing of our great For the egg shells and bones of the lazy so they are not laying as much as railroad systems The livestock Judging —WE ARE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS— fowl minerals are required should calcium they If the former he will teams enter into an elimination con'carbonate being the principal one cut down on the mash and feed more test starting at zero and progressing by For that purpose crushed oyster shell grain If the latter he will cut down degrees and a lot of hard earnest Headquarters for SUNFREEZE or limestone Is kept before the fowls on the grain and increase the mash to work to attain the highest honors by all others The high honoutclassing Tremonton :— : Utah at all times make the birds consume more protlen ors are awarded at the Chicago InterA certain amount of green food Is alNote: — I will gladly answer questions national Livestock Show uj the boys so required It helps prevent digest-- I about any phase of poultry feeding and girls from schools operating under lve disorders and contains the two Act and at the Amer1 which may be addressed to me In care the ican Royal Livestock Show at Kansas uable vitamins A and D so essential of the editor of this newspaper CHAS TRIBE to the proper assimilation of other City to the boys and girls from school GARLAND UTAH (Copyright 1929) THE BARBER Act under the food operating Without vitamin D for example (By Dr L D LeGear V Sh Ah thru the State Boards of Education the The Best Plan for a True Garland Boy to Doll Up' both Instances Both of these events are annual and natlona In their im- ARTICLE as you Hyrum Jensen Furn FEED SO & are Hardware Co Tremonton Banking Campany The Pinal Word In T Beauty Aids Knoth Pharmacy B G Favorite J Livestock Laying Mash kSituationu guaranteed analysis Crude Protein per centum Minimum 190 Minimum per centum Crude Fat 50 Maximum Crude Fiber per centum 90 Composed of Bran Shorts Com Barley Wheat Meat Scrap Fish Meal Linseed OU Meal Bone Meal Dry Butter Milk Calcite Charcoal Salt and Ground Alfalfa Hay Manufactured Tremonton Milling The railroads and live stock shows are working together more and more to benefit each year agriculture through the young men and young women engaged In agriculture work The railroads are the principal buyers of fat stock at the eastern winter shows for no other purpose than to promote the Industry to the greatest benefit of the producer recognizing that live stock Is essential to suertss-- I ful agriculture Our chance of making the best farm by the Company I - t - - ' - ers lies in tthe educational work that and through the various State vocational organizations and through the varions Sttate Universities with Federal cooperation Through these agencies thousands of young men and women are seeking knowledge as to ways and means of preparing themselves to make a better beginning with a good chance of a better ending of the Job of farming The railroads of the west are likened to their eastern brethern awakening to 4 NEXT WINTER’S COAL It is not one bit too eirly to start thinking about next winter’s coal Pla ze your order now and have you COAL BIN filled up before the cold weather starts in NOW IS THE TIME TO PHONE AND ORDER X IT Alfred Micbaelis Coal Yard Bell Phone 23 J Garland Uta? li |