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Show I- r ,r - DEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, i Governor Dera Makes Forceful Talk at Fair . ... , .. one.)(Continued from-pagshould have a definite reason for planting each crop." He must - know what he is about. He must analyze the situation' and figure out what crops will pay; for Tie would be foolish to plant a crop that cannot b grown at a e : - profit."; - - article,' for meat is worth mors than hay. Jt also means keeping the manure on the farm, renewing the fertility ' . . . of the land, , ' The livestocklike the farm products should be of the . highest quality. As has often been pointed out it costs, no more to feed a purebred than itj does to feed a scrub, and the purebred! will bring a lot more money.- It is good business judgment to grow high ', grade stock. A newspaper in Canada recntly had a big article about Utah holding a great celebration when the last scrub bull was killed, and this was pointed out as a ' shining example of a progressive livestock policy. So far as I know it did not happen except in Wasatch County where they had such a celebration, and well the ymight, for it meant greater prosperity for the farmers and stockgrowers of that ' r section of the State. Utah has done well in improving the grade of its sheep and its beef and dairy cattle. We are setting an example that other states are find ing it profitabfe to follow: Let us be equally progressive in other lines and we shall aL'4 better of f. - Perhapsrive been pretty free with my prgoing and advice, and perhaps it is all old stuff, but I am sure it wil not hurt anybody and it may do somebody some good, pro . vided he heeds it. I appreciate the honor of having a day of this important County Fair set aside as Governor's Day, and it has been a real pleasure to come here on my annual pilgrimage to participate in your festivities. I congratulate the live wires who are running this Fair. They are certainly putting Box Elder Elder on the map. No small part of the growing popularity of the Box Elder County Fair is due to ' the wonderful rodeo that you put on each year. Other towns in the state have rodeos, but I think the people of Utah are beginning to learn that if they want to see the real thing they must come to Tremonton. '" , 4 . v- ; . . . ; ; Winter Buy -- i - - Notes High 1 - From Complete Assortments of Neivly krrived Seasonable Merchandise! 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Soft and Absorbent! 1. ,98 25c 1 ft Needs Now , - :i' 'V . -- v ENifEfC - Eren with . careful consideration, thorough study and detailed figuring he will make mistakes, but he will not make as many mistakes aa .he', will if he simply acts on a hunch to try beets or potatoes or corn' this year, V The scientific farmer is the only kind of a farmer who succeeds, and he does not act on hunches. He acts on care- ; ful calculations and expert , kno vr-. ledge. He studies the cost of pro-- f duction and refuses to plant a crop that costs more than it will bring. He is a business man who figures out how to make the most dollars per ." '.;acre. Having decided what crops to put in, he must continue to use good judgment in the time of planting, the method of . planting, the cultivation, the irrigating, the harvesting and the marketing. '"'? I am not going to pose as an expert on all of these things. "We Jave at our Agricultural College ' men who are always ready and willing to heln and advise. ; Use them. That is what they are there for. But it does not take an agricultural expert o" know that a farmer, if he wants to jmake a success, must treat his land with loving care Just as the owner of a fine race horse keeps it in the finest possible condition "so that ; it may win him first money, so must ' the farmer keep his land in the finest possible condition so that it may bring ' the best returns. If he does not plow and cultivate the soil carefully, how can it. work for him? If he lets ", weeds get a start, how. can it work for him? If he permits it to harbor insect pests, how can it work for him ? If. he irrigates too much or too little or at the wrong time, how can it work .for him? If he keeps on raising School crops that impoverish the soil without . ever replenishing ; the fertility, how The football team for this season can it work for him? If j he loses acres by not cultivating the corners of has been chosen, ; ' Ralph Bishop was chosen Captain ;' his fields, But lets these corners and The team consists of about fourteen his fence lines become a mass of members with only three veterans weeds, how can it work for him? Your land will work "for you if you these being Mervin Holt. Flovd Lillv- will give it a chance, but if, you neg- white and Ralph Bishop. As yet the boys haven't done much lect it, it will become just as lazy as you are, If you are not progressive but practice, butr they are working hard and fast and will soon be fit for your land cannot be progressive. If you want your land to yield the the coming season of hard work. Loach Walker is cow to add three maximum production you must go in , for quality. That means selecting the or four more men to the first team. ' These men are in the first team: righ kind of seed,. For example, certiGarn Capener. Frank Hawkins. fied seed potatoes may seem expen- sive, but if they yield three times as Mervin Holt, Evan Green. Tan Ashbv. many bushels per acre as ordinary Moi Takagaki. Earl Darlev. Wtn. seed, potatoes, they, are cheap at any Powell, Blaine Thompson. Flovd Lillv- price. The same is true of every other white, Jack Shumway, Thea Durfey, crop. An article of fine quality will Dallas White, Kalph Bishop. The second team consists of the folalways bring a higher price than an inferior article. It is good judgment lowing: to use your land to grow extra fine Willis Hess, Therald Bishop, Owen quality. It means more money in your John, Wayne Garrett, Zane Abbott, Melvin Himman, Joe Murray, Elbert bank account. Lean Rogers, Dale Jones, Earl Ashby, is and a Growing harvesting crop only half of the farmer's job. The Gleason, Bob Kirkham, Wm. Jenkins, other half is the marketing, and and Lynn Jacobs. that is tremendously important. When Oct 4 Box Elder, Here. , you decide to raise a crop you should Oct. 18 Preston, Here. know where you expect to sell it. You Oct. 25 Weber in Ogdne. will admit that it would be stupid to Nov. 1 North Cache, Here. ' raise a crop that you could not sell at Nov. 8 South Cache in Hyrum. all. It is almost equally stupid to raise a crop that you cannot sell to Wednesday, the 25, a get acquainted good advantage. Study your market party was held in the gymnasium with demands. Do not raise what YOU all of the students participating. The want to raise but what the consumer time was spent in playing various get wants. Cater to the consumer is an acquainted games and dancing. invariable rule. Friday, the 27, the first dance of What I have said about farm crops the season wil be held in the High applies also to livestock. It is axio- School Gym at 9:00 P. M., promptly. matic that every farmer should have The music will be furnished by the some livestock on his place. Generally "Rhythm Aces", who ar well known speaking it is poor policy to raise al- for their peppy music. falfa and sell the hay, for that means Students will be admitted on pre growing a low priced crop and getting sentation of their student body cards. a smau numDer oi collars per acre. Fifty cents a couple will be the price It also means continually taking soma of the tickets of others. thing out of the soil and never putting anything back. A better practice is to Mrs. H. C. Haight and Mrs. J. H. feed the hay to livestock on the farm Keller, spent Monday with Mrs. G. W. That means producing a high priced Moss at Ogden. - t. - i, |