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Show ' r f r , 'v f , V r I t ' aijL Ifriafcrftfiitt ni rjv tit: ii 2 tilkiid'i mmittftafe : & '' ,1 , & iJiiitoiOiiiv'aiifFfilfii iWai THE PAYSON CHRONICLE. PAYSON. UTAH UTAH BRIEFS Cedar Ciy Ham of Branch Agricultural College brings top price at Texas ram sale. Price Corner stone of new Federal building which will cost SloO.Oot) Is rIMPKOVED HOUSES MEET MUCH FAVOR laid. Not Necessary to Build Expensive Building for Hens. There is nothing that will have a on the poultry-man'success or failure tiian the way in which lie houses his birds, declares O C. Ufford, extension poult ryrnan for the Colorado Agricultural college. The shed-typpoultry house built deep is the safest and most satisfactory for Colorado conditions because it is economical, warm, dry and coin fortalde when properly built, Mr. Ufford says in a recent well illustrated bulletin, An Improved Poultry House for Colorado Flocks," copies of which may he obtained by writing to the college. It is not necessary to build an expensive laying house, the bulletin states. The cost need not exceed per hen when the best materials are used, and it is possible to put up a satisfactory building in some localities at a much lower cost. Poultry houses should be constructed to make use of the abundance of sunshine, especially during the winter months when it is most needed. A concrete floor built at least six inches above the highest point of ground nearby to eliminate moisture is recommended. The shed-typof laying house is the most comfortable and eeonomieal when built 20, 22 or 24 feet deep, with not over a front wall aDd a rear wall 5 feet high, it is stated. Windows along the back under the dropping boards. Openings 314 to 4 feet square placed across the front of the house will provide ample sunshine when and where it is most needed. Muslin Is warm and cheap and is preferred over glass In the front of laying houses, the bulletin states. Numerous details of construction are ex plained and Illustrated for the benefit of men and women interested In improved poultry houses. greater influence e . Provo Bandits rob milk wagon driver at point of gun. Uiclifield Sevier schools will o(en on September 8th. Cedar City Tills city hold the record for being fastest growing community In Utah. State Capitol Building and loan associations oerating under of Utah commissioner of hunks show an increase of over three and one half million dollars in assets In Hie first six months of the year. Park City The road In Parleys canyon is being rebuilt. Bogan B. Weiser, 34. pleads guilty to forgery, and is sentenced to the tnte prison foi 1 to 20 years. Ixdii Post of Sons and Daughters of lfioneer and ludian Wars is given a charter. Ogden The city tax levy has been Increased one mill. 8nlt Bake A firm of tills dty has suiier-vi.xlo- n loaned $50,000 to Ogden which will in completing a municipal be used golf links and improving recreational grounds. Ogden A branch of the Nutlonal Iflunt, Flower and Fruit Guild Is being planned. Brigham City Box Elder creek water has been filed upon by E. Sliaub for irrigation and power pur-poses- .' Granddady Bakes 11 troops of the Boy Scouts camped here for an outing. e w" Ephraim Public echo'd building Is to lie Improved. A three Tayson day communiy fair will lie one of the special attractions held in connection with Jaysons Golden Onion celebration on August 28, 29 and 30. Vernal Dinosaur quarry Is to be opened near here. Moroni I.ions clubs of Knnpete hold meeting in Maple Cunyon. Assaulted by Ogden Apparently robbers, the body of an unidentified yonng negro was found in 8 refrigerator car of a Southern Pacific train arriving here from California. Castle Dale Road to Perron Is nearing completion. Provo Utah received $204963 from Too Much Mineral for gasoline taxes during June. Holier About 300 persons atChickens Is Mistake tended theCity Second Annual Forest Tests made by L. E. Card of the and Range Round-up- , held at the University of Illinois indicate that it head of Wolf Creek, about 40 miles is a mistake to feed too much mineral cast of Holier City. One lot of mixtures to chickens. Corinne A new species of bird chicks was fed on a ration of 60 parts lias been Identified ns the turnstone, yellow corn meal, 20 parts soy bean said to lie the first time this paroil meal, 13 parts wheat middlings, 1 ticular kind of feathered flyer has evpart salt, 2 parts cod liver oil, 2 parts er been seen in Utah. steamed bonemeal, and 2 parts ground Moab Fall pastures In many, seclimestone. These chicks averaged 253 tions of the state are practically asgrams in weight at six weeks. A sim sured as u result of the showers that ilar lot .receiving the same ration, exi have occurred. Provo Authorization of a $110,000 cept 4 parts steamed bonemeal instead of 2 parts, weighed only 212 grams at bond issue for the purpose of financing the same age. Another lot receiving the reservoir now under construction the same ration, hut 4 parts ground at the mouth of Rock Canyon was limestone, instead of 2 parts, weighed made by the City commission. Castle Dale Streets and side walks only 137 grams at six weeks of age are to be Improved. Bold Under the present Utah statDependable Source of utes, Weber county and Utah county Income in Choice Hens are each entitled to one more member During the past few years every in the Utah house of representatives section of the country has suffered than they now have, and Salt Bake from the sudden and severe decline in county to three more. Ogden Bee Broadhent captured a the' price level of most farm products. For this reason, it is rather significant live rattler in a local canyon. Provo Pleasant View dub that in ttie Middle West where the agricultural depression has been the and the Alpine 4 II club were awardmost acute, poultry and egg prices ed the trophy cups given by the Utah have remained firm. This, more than county farm bureau for the best stunt iffl other factor, has caused farmers and the best attendance at the annual to Realize that n standard bred, high Utah County 411 dull outing. reclamation Hyrum The Ilyrutn producing flock of chickens properly handled, is a dependable source of inproject lias been aproved by a vote of I bore come and that poultry keeping comto secure water from the prowith other farm ject. pares favorably any Salt Bake The sheep center of the acth ity. United States will be located in Salt Bake City during the last week in August. Bamb marketing problems will be considered at a special conc vent ion of the National Woolgrowers ? association which will convene on the In the United States last year 46,300 23rd of August. From August 251 li to eggs were laid for every minute. 2Sth will lie conducted the fifteenth annual ram sale, the largest of its Dead chicks pay no bills. Use of kind in the United States. Approxiclean practices means more live chicks mately 2500 rams will he entered. and better profits. Sanitation will Slate Capitol It is estimated that save one more chick In five than will during flic past two years, ending on live under dirty conditions. June 30, that $7,418,495.61 has been in construction, Improveexpended ment, maintenance, salaries, material, Exposure to cold, damp or drafts, aids materially in bringing on roup engineering and equipment in t he among the chickens. highway work of the state. The records show that during the past two Dont wash eggs. Keep them from years nearly 113 miles of oil mulch in federal becoming dirty Ity having plenty of work lias been completed in aid work the while hen house the alone, previous clean and nests, keeping biennium only nlont 50 miles of this gathering the eggs often. type of road was laid. The gasiline tax furnished $3,700,532 for road work I. ice are more numerous and active during the last two years, the motor in hot weather. To curb their nctivi vehicle licence tax $1,088,730 and the ties .apply nicotine sulphate in full counties and federal government be to the of the perches top strength fore the birds go to roost. Park City Mines of Tark City disA chicken sent to the Kentucky ex trict shipped 8 million pounds of ore yf ment station for post mortem was In one August week. found to linve 2,511 internal parasites Vivian Park Members of the C No wonder the chicken died. church held a sia'.e meet? d t Poultry Facts the control of Drugs are useless cocoidiosis among chickens. At the first symptoms of the disease the birds should be placed on a heavy milk diet. in The late maturing turkeys that would not dress out as number ones at Thanksgiving because of lack of size, may be confined and fed heavily on corn for the coming holidays. ing here. Salt Bake A Good Will t nr to Vegas and die B mid 'r Daai Is planned by Utahns. Salt Bake Utah and Idaho Kivvnn-i- s dubs will hold meeting lure in l as Augii'.f, Richfield The sugar le-c- Sevier county is estimated per acre. t at crop of 11 t"i:s INCREASING GRAIN IN DAIRY RATION SWEET CLOVER IS FINE AS PASTURE When Pastures Important Are l)ry in Autumn. Best Legume Crop for All Classes of Stock. When the pasture drys up and the grass becomes rather unpalatatye. It Is time to increase the amount of gruin being fed to the dairy cows, says John Toliver, deputy Colorado state It is also advis-ubl- e dairy commissioner. to make sure that tiiey have a good supply of fresh water. From 12 to 30 gallons of water are needed by a cow at this time ofear, depending upon the size of the cow, the nature of her feed and the state of lactation (Ly J. J. MOXLEY. Eitenslon Live Stock Specialist Kansati State Agricultural College.) Sweet clover Is the best legume pasture crop for all classes of live stvwk in Kansas with the exception of for hogs, nnd even for hogs it Is a very good substitue for alfalfa. It will carry more stock per acre tiian nny other tame or wild crop grown in Kansas. While there have been in the past few years a few period. Too often a close examination of cases of sweet clover bloat, it should the pasture will reveal far less grass not be condemned as a pasture crop tiian a glance would Indicate. U be- on account of an occasional bloat, as comes dry, short and few cows can any rank succulent pasture 6uch as mnfntain their body weight, let alone rye, wheat, or even blue grass will occasionally cause bloating. get enough to provide for milk proWhen first turning cattle or other duction. in on sweet clover it may be stock Toliver recommends at least one accustom them to pound of grain for each five pounds well to gradually of milk produced. If the cow is on It. If they are being turned In on a some pasture. If not, add another pound. rank growth, they should be fed A suggested grain mixture would Indry feeil first so they will not gorge clude: One hundred pounds ground themselves. In pasturing the first seasons oats, 100 pounds bran, and 50 pounds It is advisable to let the plunt growth, The barley chop. barley chop should get a good start of about ten Inches. be fed where corn chop cannot be had, or 23 pounds of cottonseed meal may Afier tills It may be pastured down be substituted for the ground oats. If as much as the top growth will perexpossible, it Is a good Idea to cut and mit until frost and even then the feed corn or some of the kaflirs. They cess growth may be grazed off. Pasturing the second season may start as may be cut each day as used. soon as the stock can get a bite of a Remember, says Toliver, that It. It Is the first pasture crop In the cow producing milk will drink three or four limes as much water as a dry spring, being two or three weeks earlier tiian native pasture. Sweet clocow, and that walking a long distance ver will furnish two to four times as to and from the water hole takes additional energy ns well as reduces the much grazing per acre as native pasamount of grass consumed. Be sure ture. It should be grazed heavily that ttie creek has not dried up or enough throughout the season to prethat the water hole has not become vent It from getting coarse and woody. stagnant and anything but attractive If not grazed close to the ground it will reseed Itself and come on again and fresh." the next year. Prevent Cowpox Spread by Careful Treatment Cowpox lias to run its course, but should clear up in about 20 days. The cldef object in treatment should be to one-thir- vwvwww 0000000-00- Cows need per cent of digestible protein their grain. In 17 An excellent tilting ration for the dry cow consists of KK) pounds of corn, cane or kafiir grain; 100 pounds of oats; 100 pounds of bran, and 75 pounds of oil meal. is scarce, Is bettor to the If feed sell a few cows than to short-feeentire herd. More milk, and not less, will result and the p adits on the remaining cows will he increased. It d The amount of protein nocossnry In a grain mixture for dairy cows de-- I peuls to a groat extent on t he kind ot liny fed. With alfalfa ha.v use a grain mixture containing about 10 por cent of crude digestible protein. Progressive dairymen are learning thnt 't pays to feed cows well through the Slimmer. suitable grain ration nitty be made equal parts of ground oats nnd barley with Id per out of oii tnoal added A rf fringe N an excellent roughage for dairy cows. Its succulence makes it hut it is well to especially remember that It Is very hyv In protein. Alfalfa liny or grain containing protein feeds would he used to sup plenum) the silage. i Men who like a smooth, agreeable shave should try it. Containing, in a modified form, the emollient properties of Culicura, it makes shaving easy and at the same time is soothing and cooling. It leaves the skin fresh and clear, free from any tense dry feeling. Sells for 35c. a tube. Sold by druggists or mailed on receipt of price, by Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation, ooooooooooooooc o Live Stock Notes oco The loss of the pig crop every spring is considerable nnd In many cases it is due to anemia. Feeding of Iron salts to the sow does not Influence the quality of milk ns far ns the ability fo prevent anemia Is Solo Proprietor Malden, Maaa. I fnnnmmmnrrnTmijmrmmmnmmuiniriininntitrnm Trade Your Big Car on The New Model Cord MCBKIIE24 - 5th South W. Salt Lake City - Utah (T0 All the new model Cars 1 and Trucks on display d Dairy Cows getting less protein In the roughage, ns when they are fed silage plus a legume hay, need from 16 to -- Feeders Favor Silage for Cattle and Sheep Feeders of beef cattle and sheep have even more reasons to build a silo prevent spread of the infection to nnd feed silage than the dairymen, other cows and infection of the sores according to experiment station reby germs from the floor or ground sults in all sections of the country. The infection is readily carried from Yet nearly all dairymen feeo silage, cow to cow by the milker's hands. while the majority of beef men and Isolate affected cows and have them sheep men do not. After summarizing the results of all milked by a person who does not milk other cows. Keep the stall floors clean experimental data available Prof. F. nnd milk with clean hands. For five R. Morrison, director of tbs New York minutes, twice daily, Immerse the sore experiment station, finds that the avteats In hot water containing all the erage on value of silage for dairy that boric acid it will dissolve, then dry cows s approximately gently and apply a parte composed of of good mixed hay. while the per acre one dram each of powdered boric acid yield of silage Is four or five times and bismuth suhnitrate per ounce of greater than that of hay. For beef cold pressed castor oil. If any sore cattle, lie finds silnge worth half ns then Js obstinate in healing, apply much per Ion as clover ha.v and for strong iodine ointment once or twice sheep more tiian half as much. In an average of 2(1 trials with If n milking tube must be daily. used to draw off the milk, cleanse nnd steers, gain on silage fed sterilize it by boiling for 13 minutes cattle cost $1 22 cents n hundred less than on steers fed no silage. In these each time before use. tests, a ton of silage replaced 27 pounds of concentrates nnd 603 pound of clover hay. Professor Morrison, who bus long Notes . boon considered one of t lie foremost feeding authorities of t he country. Fall horn calves are ready to put In feels thnt cattle and sheep feeders. like the dairymen, could get more the pasture the following spring. money for their corn crop and. make With low dairy prices, only the greater prefits on live stock hy feedine heifers from best dairy cows should silage. In one corn belt state. 78 per cent of the members of dairy herd he kept. improvement associations own silos Keeping the manure hauled out from ns compared to 12 per cent of all ttie now on will greatly aid In holding farmers of the slate. down the lly population. grain and liav ns the pastures become short. It does not pay to allow them to lose flesh and drop in production. New (gticura Product A concerned. The use of nnti lm cholera serum a method developed by t he federal bureau of animal industry. Is the only reliable preventive known. Discoveries Shed Light on Biblical Allusions In a lecture on Archeology and l!il)le History to lie Royal Institution, Prof. J. Garsti.ng said Palestine since the war had witnessed an unparalleled activity In nrclieological investigation, and the results threw light particularly upon the period of Joshua and the Judges, says tiie San Francisco Chronicle. All I lie archeological and literary evidence pointed toward the. same date in the middle of tin lale Bronze ns the age, and about 1 Ml 1!. starting point of the'history of Israel in Cana, in. Upon this basis the his lorlcal details and topographical al luslons in ttie old sources of the Book of Joshua were found to accord with the material resulls of In vesligation; while the fragmentary picture of Israel's position under lie Judges was 'found to lit adeqiinlelv into the frame provided hv Egyptian chronology and to correspond closely in certain details with the record of Egyptian relations with the Band of Ca naan. There was no le.txon io doubt that liie traditions embodied In the old (locumeril ar.v sources of liolli hooks wore founded on facts. 4 (, I Bookman Holiday! Bitcrury Editor W here Is that hook I reviewed yesterday? Assistant Oil, I gave It away! Didn't Editor What! Blterary you know I hadn't read It yet? God reigns, hut lets us rule. With the cattle market showing decided preference for lightweight finished cattle there are greater po sihilitles of profits from raising well bred beef cattle. 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BERRY CO. - Chicago 2030 Michigan Avo. W. N. U Salt Lake City, No. 33-19- 30. Flit is soil only in this ye I lout Dont Cuss! can with the :k band. Here's the sure, quick, easy way to kill all mosquitoes indoors and keep em away outdoors! calves. When hogging down corn It will he profitable to food the hogs some protein supplement silt li as Innkoge or skimmed milk The hogs will not require quile as much fnnkagi a they would If they wore being fattened in a dty lot. In Hie fall of the year the live stock ialser should take an Inventory, par ticulurlv to determine which annuals he will cull out to .ntten for mnrki ' Did animals that have ontllved thoi greatest usv fulness as breeders should be disposed ot Ilic Woi-lLt- " .. vct O two suuico lam |