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Show I N. Y. Wand Yields Bones of Anciants 1 10 Box Cider JOURNAL' ty lir.giiain C.ly. Utah Friday, December 4, 1953 UNION SPRINGS, N. Y. (UP) the A (Lake Cayuga island that was radioactive carbon from a favorite burial ground 5.0)i liarmal remains of ancient it res. years ago has yielded 151) skeleThe island, about one acre in tons of its inhabisi.e. xas abandoned when the tants. nomadic natives turned to agri'Limestone in rx-kFrontenar culture 1.000 vears befure the Island preserved S"n;o of the white man ate his first corn in oldest human bones ever found North America. in the eastern United States. a var-- j The graves William Ritchie, New York iety of burial displayed customs. Itogs state 'geologist, win, directed were finned alongside humans, excavations this past summer, a child 'Was lowered in the1 says the island was so popular ground with a stone ball clutchfor burial that graves were 'd! in his band, bones were col-stacked on cacti other 'bv eivili looted and buried in bundles, zafions existing thousands of land the skull of a woman was1, years apart. buried w il h a eh Id. Dr. Ritchie believe- - the oldest ( 'ommereia bones tile the naiiov kulied s,deposits o in Lurnokans. 'Who lived .'.ooo vears iron me were diseoveied ago, The date 'will I"- te 'e,l .by iMichi)' in neai Negannec, t.'ppei measui mg the dcoiiijne-i- i ion ,,i Peninsula, in US) I. JERRY CAHllI ' CALIFORNIA -- sane Press iJiformdn, T'mes qj-P'- oter t ) SfeuRmn 71rr?f . J Nfrod Rntp Sorrorj fo.'i. rrfiij 5for... ' NOBODY MARVELOUS WILL HEAR YOU WITH THESE ON, COMING OR 50ING HUH'.? NOBODY? isrsfi. 111 LAM6I- Efimerourr m'ettfpr D. 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The Utah Farmer has been helpful to me to dry m farming, sheep raising and livestock raising grnctaL S. P Sir ten hepht, 0 tab Exclusive Farm and Livestock Bv Bah Rlrlr SUMMERS KNIGHTS SPRING CANYON CONSISTENT Utah's --- -5 WAv GEORGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON CAWS (CONFEDERATE PRESIDENT) AUm. Baker brings you a roundup of. authoritative information on dehorning and castration in his "Give Your Stock Good Core" article December 3. He tells what method is best at what time, what you can do yourself, and when you'U need expert help. ft), loo) RAILROAD NjuRtsimim HE 13 Veterinarian Gives Stock Care Tips DOUMA DAI LRtZ YEARS a lot easier the way Victor Israei-se- n handles it. Ilis barn and milking parlor are packed with labor-savin- g ideas the result of farm scrap plus imagination and ingenuity. In the December 3 Utah Farmer, Field Editor Dave Mann takes you on a guided tour pointing out the handy, inexpensive devices Israclsen uses to make his dairying easier, more efficient and more profitable. Whether you have one milk cow or a hundred, youll find plenty of good ideas in this article. t. BENNtr- r- ESeirgeM's Hnc. WALK A RLOCK AND SAVE MISTER, IS IT ? By Paul Trommel! WHAT, TUESDAY, WHAT HOUR NO-N- UT I'D SAY. I TO A TRAIN HAVE f CATCH ?W AW, TUESDAY'S, ENOUGHv pf CLOSE -- THERE AINT NO train Til ANY HOW Saturday' |