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Show 'T-- Second Section J2a 1 1 1 Second Section PROVD, UTAH, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1925, 7 niTiTrn REPORTOF.UTAH COUNTY Our Liberal AGRICULTURAL INSPECTIO COMPARTMENT - r VJ. SOREXSON. District Africalturiil Inspector. ' Tbe agricultural inspeetioa work 1b I'tah county during 1925 ha. In the main, included the, foUowing Items: grading sud inspection of outgoing shipments of fru!ts and vegetables quarantine inspections ; -- eso all badly infested orchards and tree in the fruit growing fee- uun or the country were checked to ee they were either sprayed of otherwise destroyed. ' Thirty ix barrel f Mine lufphor. 18 barrels f mlmible oil and 33 pray tank hare been tested during we dormant spraying eeaon. Three experimental teats for de termining the relative efficiency of dormant spray materials have been conducted in cooperation with fruit tat i ,.- sprt km of nurscrystoek; pert eon-- l irw ; control work ror erajucatkNi of noxious wneds; food and hotel In spections; weight .and measures; ' and miscellaneous work including grower. office work; meetings; demon at raFifty acre of infested apnlB or tions; seed inspection and certifica- chards in the Elbcrta district have tion ; fumigation and count; ex- - been sprayed three time during the hlblts. seawm of 1925, according to the ? .. Grading ,.' process of law, for the control of J'nder the supervision of Walter the codling moth. tfce-8, department Iniiperioa tt Nursery Stock, v All nursery Btoqk which has come sgriculture. Joint federal-stat- e p .grade have been established on'210 into- tne county from other elates carloads of produce during the year ha been earef ully inspected! Each. an follow, apides, 133 cars; pear, tree and shrub ha been examined 59 cars; potatoes, and onion. Vp't representative aarnple, of all 3 rlrs; cauliflower, 1 car lettuce other plants n?e been inspetted. 1 car., tomatoes, 6 cars; cab-lg- Incoming nursery, stock nas i orig1 carj turnips, 1 ear; eelery.j inated mostly in the following 1 car. These car; prvnes, pro- state Washington, Oregon, ? .. - fcltyr ... j- - e, duct have been loaded, Inspected at shipping Tlnts as follow j American; Fork, TB car apple, 8 car onions, l' ear potato. V4 ear celery, 1 car eanliflowAr, 'A ear lettuce, 1 car turnips; Booth, souri, Kansas, Ohio, Iowa, Call fori hia and Pennsylvania, The total imported nursery 'stock inspected consisted of D2,30fr tree, shrubs, vines, seedlings ana other plants ' ! wun 07 condemned. In addition . 1 car 1 apple-T-car to the foregoing, a total of 47 ship prune, onion ; Caryhurst, 4 car pears; ments iiwelying 1.817.800 ' tomato Curtis,! earapples ;TXeM, 8 cars plants have been Inspected. These 4 car onions; Orem, 0 cars , plants were imported from Missouri, peurs, 30 car apples; Pleasant California,-Colorado,. Kentucky, Grove 20 car apples, cars toma- Georgia and Nevada. . Of these 7 toes ; Proyo 3 cars apples, I ar po- shipment from Kentucky and tatoes, 34 car onions, IK-a- lettuce; Missouri, containing 478,000 tomato 1 car potatoes ( 8now"t?TTar8 plants were found Kalem, upon inspection, apples; Spanish Fork, 4 cars apples, to be lnfjisted with the eggs and 1 car onions; 1 car Sprlngrllle, grubs of the Colorado Potato Beetle, apples ; onions, 1 car cabbage ; All of these infested" plant were car onions, 4 cars condemned, placed in Vineyard,-quaraiVine apples, and the shippers notified, by wire, v Quarantine Inspectors, of the action taken by our departPP .: request of shippers,. 14 xit-- ' ment After-4- 8 hours, the infested loads of yroduce have beeh Inspect- shipments were all destroyed by ed to determine 'whether or not tby burning. The total outgoing nursery ve complied with the alfalfa stock inspected consisted of 37,8(55 eevil quarantine 'regulations of trees, shrubs and plants, with 268 neighboring states. Of these, 10 condemned. were found complying ind passed, ' Pee Control. the other were resorted or diverted In consequence of the outbreak of to markets ootside-- of quarantine insiect pest arid plant diseases in territory. For the same purpose, 38 field crops during the summer, the package of fruit or vegetables have office of agricultural inspection has inspected.,' Of these, ,6 Tailed been requested by. 24&. growers to to inss the regulations of the states make: field ; inspections involving -- a townicfc"2lMF produce tyas cohsTghed total of 1,493 acres for all field 11 oufc,"..unt repacked or resorted. No crops. The Vibjtct of these iiisiiec-tion- s Were necestiKht.eoodemnatlons has been to identify the cause - '.' of the .' sary. trouble and to give aidjn been have Sixty eight affidavits determining the need for and the prepared for people In. connection method of control. , with shipments of their household ". Rodents. effects into quarantine territory. For the control of ground In order t determine whether or Squirrels, pocket gophers, field mice not infested fruit was being shipped and English sparrow; 3250 pounds or sold contrary" to quarantine reg of poisoned baits have been prebeSn made ulations, inspections have pared and distributed to farmers at as follows; 27 carloads with 8 re- less than cost. This has been made 15 sorted and none condemned; possible? by the state department of and truck . loads with 2 resorted agriculture furnishing an allotment none condemned ; 15 markets with of strychnine gratis to the county fo 150 bushels of whieh 25 were resort be. used in the preparation of these, ' ed and 10 condemned. baits. Two hundred fifty-fiv- e farmOrchard Inspection ers' have "used these baits in treat . During the months of I)ecember, ing 1795 acres of infftsted land. 1024, January and. February of the A supply of poisoned baits for ro current year, the majority of dent control 4g always kept at the in the fruit growing districts office and may be, had-bfarmers the eowHwer Inspected.- - The upon request. , of these inspections ' purpose primary .. Grasshoppers. ?T of the extent was to determine A. serious outbreak ' of grassspread. and the degree of infestation hoppers ocenred in the dry farm "'of the fruit tree leujt roller and San grain fields Of the Santaquin dte-v scale. Jose ; .y ' f trict but through the timely applica During the early spring of 1925 tion of oisoned bra.i bais the crjps j practically5, aM of the orchards in this section were saved from to-InfesteiLwlth wlUi'here aeriously tal destruction. " Twenty fiv'egrow- e l. af roller werfe Sprayed, with ers of the county have received as. oil, sprajls. Very satisfactory sistance in the control of crasshonobtained in this f a results have?, been, pers and 730 acres have bee treat way, In .the control of this pest. ' ed with poison baits.' r The orchards of 368 growers, . English Sparrows. IT total M63 acres, have Thirty five farmers have. received 'been lupeeted during 1925." In all 250 ppundsBof poisoned bait for the cases, where it waa possible to do, dest met iono sparrows. , the- owner hng been invited to acNoxious Weed Control, .while mak' company For the control of whltetop and in of his orchard ing the inspection wild morning glory, six carloads of order that the grower might be salt was used in Utah given aid .to the identification of county in 1925. Four carloads of be found which a't)d might any lwsts. salt was used In 1924 and tbe rewith which he Inight not be famil sult obtained were so encouragiiar. In case where. the farmer or ng. Uiat the demand for salt for the owner wnft.Bot met at the time bis control of these weeds was greatly oTdiard was inspected and if any ,: Increased in; 1025, r, criona infestation wag found In it, The communities of Springvllle the owner wit advised by letter and Mupleton deserve a great deal concerning the infestation. of credit for their splendid efforts in Asa result of these inspections, the control of noxious 'eeds. 'Most it lias been found- that the leaf-rollof three carloads of 'salt was used has spread to pructlcally all ap in these districts..' The other three mere A ple orchardo the county. carloads of salt were used in trace ofthig pent wag twnwjnjae., IJttlem raysonrIiehlrAss!ea "felliwEi districdttririg the ,125 Fork and Pleasant Grove districts. .survey. riie work of the Salt Lake aud Utah Several small orchards in various! railroad on y in the its parts of the county were found to be in the con district,, scale. Jose San with heavily infested trol of noxious weeds, was very In dealing with these, the major- - commendable. ity of ownerrf expressed a wining-neswhich The whitetop infestation to d the" necessary cleanup occur onthe Equalization reservoir and. graded, ' W olrs, r s - - "' .; . mis-cilil- tf kiln-drie- d " - . j right-of-wa- ' Salem-I'ayso- n s work. withouteisJNMtoeuJegal. oT"tlielra;wrierry notice- and in uch cases, no notice and oh Us right-of-wawas issued.. Wherever there w:as SonlifTn. the IndTofltteTiispW" nTry ,tor concernlmj the integrity of the owner,, a, legal notice to "Kemove I'ests" twos served upon Mm. Thirty notices' were served ; 3()8 pj ivW sm'h T (iiduis.e.jnd Infested.tret'S have Wn destroyed ; 120 icres of fruit -- 4rees qn'ence of the legal notice gerved. Spraying. : u . a- jjurlug the dorinuut spruyiiig - ' . . PORCCLAIN pOOd PANELS Vail-wa- PUBLIC SERVICE STATIONS 1 I Thanksdiv ihd Of fer.: well-define- d i6ioto statiiin.'-vocHtloun- ) ' SPECIAL DISCOUNT on all ft' four-whe- r!iugle-trtcke- UNIVERSAL RANGES These prices will tively .be withdrawn November 25th. . :rrsiN4owcHct j -- - The Thanksdivind Dinner ... - - . is the all important part of the day i it will be more easily prepared on a UNIVERSAL. Add To The Joy of Thanksgiving and the home com ing of dear ones by having a sparkling, new porcelain range in the - kitchen. TheEntire Family puhlic-servle- will enjoy the expression of delight on Mothers face wile preparing the sumptious meal on "America's Most . .: .. ,0MYX Beautiful Range." JJNIVERSAL EXCURSION Easy Terms . OREM IMi-r- No Interest z:' i LIFE no Lit "'j,Lzzizi& beeB-.-se- t- f s '. : '. s, the'ii-lean-ii- proiK-rtie- p An Inspiring Keepsake For Christmas ,ee Your Photograph - press-articl- es 4pi.4-iTiesHtt-"tn- . IKmoustrations.4-- ; fflfiil of 281 grading demonstrations ing and have been given for the assistance Ht growers and Shippers of agrirnl-tura- l priHiuce who have, attended the demonstrations or - who, liAve called for" the work at their farms. the agrlcub Seed Inspection 4-- turaTin?!tiei-l(T?- offic has and '" for- the puriKise Of making bacterial counts aud other tests In connection . with determining the sanitary condition of the milk production of 'Utah county. Four days were spent -iu tills work. Iwenty four hotel Inspections were made during the yeafl and 38 . . - Weights and Measures. five sets of weighing scules.have been tested during ia2J X Fumigations, For the control of serious insect infestations, hydrocyanic acid gas mader In 2 fumigations hare millSr J2 granaries and in 4 fuml; gations of trees and plants.- STUDIO . U-e- - s The- - - '; Theater Building a" at We have special styles that we, feel will meet the demand of your taste. Why not arrange for, a sitting? LARSON . w.,. . Send your photo as a new kind of Christmas card. " as follows: 2 resjiolisibllity- of stagrng of seed iwta- - county fair aud a county exhibit 700 bushel phgraphrt-43he- f will be cherished long "after the day's pleasures have been forgotten. made iar-loud- - ,, AUTOMATIC " FUME DAMPER 5iieetings.The " two inspectors have attended C5 farmers' meeting? during the year and at 37 of these, they have given talks ou the life histories of insects and: on subjects of plant disease and pist control. A tota! of H53 persciifs have" attended the meetings at which the talks were IghllnCtflHHtjglvcTi; . ANB'MMfTMel MAEQABET M ALLTt'CKEU. riefa the artistic stream. Ilaeian rch IMvjKion, National Kdui- - cars re steered eut of blind alley on Association. Jobs. lioweTer, there are many dirt POKCtUMH JkSHt WAihABtE Sanitary America's greatest public eervice roads with no WHITE PORCELAIN ' station are her public schools. sign posts. Ilcre success depends RttUft MN child- foe to one of "those uhu theiuguuiity and perseverem-runt DAMPft to es When educational aen-icstations, he U of the individual driver. In the serfour ewnrRj A NO SmNEfttft. FOR CAS never vice not kett waitiiig. ' lie 1 l training Is turned away. Ills association with supplmuenied by tmining in thrift. DAMPER . SELT STARTER FOR hundreds of other children and the EktHiowic iiideneiidence is one of the SAS NO MATCHES rovn COVERS FOR government of the publie chool- -i hernlTfiabi toward which many sign COAL AH0 WOOD human service the station in POM IMlUlt. PORCELAIN WHITE DRIR fAN Which lie. himself, ha a share, act This is not all The people in Wt5tOHfYiUTl a a power trau'KmlsNion system. charge o( tht& pulilieeducatloiial fDRaMMUNBANfiTQASnw PORCELAIN GAS COfKS In time, each child patronising an n'rice.tativi.yecognizes the facl educational service station learn lhat everft Ifu.v abd girl must diL ' , SELF STARTER FOR COAL NO lyDUNO the traffic laws of a democracy. He velop tuiiubutEAb-mral brakes CAST IRON SUKMFIt BOX know s wbeu tlie vther fellow should .the AUfE, TlMERANOf variely, Which DRAFTSLIDC have the right of way." He learns to make lorgreater tirWngWy .and UNDER GRATES ASIHPUTWTSTCMAXeO dettpise "road bog and to run an un are' effective under all eoudithma. OvtHfDOHCOALTOGAS l official trvlce car. Siu-brakes prevent skddii;g ou th NORMTSTORlMOVt AU. CAST won aoery AUFC TINS RANGC . mind, that think' only in terms of uMpn-r- Mad of temptation. At th individual jih, or think that Amerlca'sVgreatest public senic OvtH HWIHKMtiR IOOO OR SAS. COAL freedom means license, learn that stations not only bodie are built, the laws of traffic in a" democratic but also character.'; government demand that .mental .Through the spirit 'in which the headlights glaring with selfUibnesB service is rendered, through the ser-v- k be dimmed. Hself, social consciousness i 6URN OAL WOOO OR mt , W t . posiIn these free pubiit sorTice sta- develoiod in the minds of the young ' AT TMC SAME TIME VIM OR INOIVIOUALLV . , tions, an-- educational program, patrons. Iu time, they 't'ave with ljJJ aduitted to each year's model and physical, mental and moral batteries J. "ii " make of "child, , is provided. His char'gedaud gears adjusted to fhe exuberant energy Is guided lu,to roads which they ; have traveled. Worth while road. If physical adap Some of them have sufficient power tive difficulties exist, such as poor to climb high bills of invention and intake or twisted running gears, they tOrOjwer long ytretc t.e of painstak are discovered aud remedial meas- - ing endeacvor. These are :the peo- - ,. ure suggested. t.ven those cmi- - pie wh0 build larger and better dren who ure badly criiipled. are ,,ijUHfd service station for the .... w. v uwer scrapped. They arp hehabllir m,It Klut.rtion. Through them" tated and their batteries ret barged civilizatlon climbs steeper grades with ambition to succeed. An at- and reaches' higher planes, tempt Is made to make every huTile nation's public educational man car hot only se;f propelling, but service stations, scattered all over so adjusted that It runs on high the country, are" dispensing the Children of all degree of ability necessary - tools the knowledge are trained in .these pullc service ;all(i experiences for human pro- station. Experience has shown irress. Their euulnment often large that best, results are obtained ly depends the kind or service which (Uiough classification according to they render. Poor mechanics and uufiital engine iKiwer. Th.. four cheap accessories are all that some cylinder mental engines are grouiied stations can afford. .With these the Into "slow sections'1; the sli cylin- service men do the best Hiey can. ders into "average sections,1, and The state nialiitains TTiese free the high power eight cyliudefs. into public rvice stations not so much "accelerated or superior sections." for the benefit of boys and girls as L'nlesp such- classification is luaue it does for its own good. It looks ' 'the high powered mental engines are upon them as a farsighted invest, apt not to hit on every cylinder. The ment in In public safety, load of the average course of study lu national happiness. The very life is so' light for them that It exerts of the nation is carried forward on no pull; and, they find it difficult to the stream of power issuing from stay in the straight and narrow road America's .greatest e .built ntfthBTlftveVageTiIIaT"" r station her publlti'.whools . whb h It is evenqnore difficult with four train, for service and uot for se'.t cylinder mental engines to climb the "average" academic hills aud make TheBoy Scout getjhe funds from the ame mlleagerijp steep school the Klwanls play, 4. "grailes" as do children with eight Help the boy.: Come out and see Hence differen- the runniest local play ever staged. cylinder engines.-: c. r tiated course of study, fitted to " tf v every make of child, can be found t In cosmopolitan educational service THANKSGIVING stations. The .roadster, the racer, the sedan, the coupe tbe touring car and the light and heavy trucks are Rates to all points via all provided for. When the tireless men and. wo- jinen in charge of these educational sections nnu mat a cnuu is lnner-entl- y REGULAR FAKE - vocational built for rikh-IuROUND TRIP. roads, such as mechanics, music, or " art; maps and guides for these roail Ask your as?nt for particulars V. "iiui are supplied. At many stations, ..i'AI.T LAKE & UTAH K. K. ,, courses in art, as well as tbe influ. . Henry I. Moore and was the state fair, delegated to the of approximately $400 which, has ence of artistic surroundings, af eut sprayed, or treated with salt toes; 17 Inspections of seed stores Receivers aside-ao reet ine numan carnurcior aim en- a sinking-fnnd to prevent seed' formation." Most of and .a gencies,. .T'o rloJ atioti8a:ere" 'QlflttTOf grtaiitiiral .liiapacttoB-b- y' ' the Utah county commission. I'm- - aid in financing a future county . tne wort, none iu mis cuuureuuu found. ' traedintely upon the assignment of fair, , , Seed Certification. was in consequehce of suggestions, ' an this executive state The accounts recrbest'of tBe which work, the financial eommiMee, the of Upon and notices, legal request representatives of the various county exhibits have ,been handled went from the office of agricultural board of agriculture and with a commercial Interests of by and "through the offices of the of the OfidentaJ Seed , V inspection. This county auditor and treasurer, in the One hundred thirty six farm in company, the seed plats of 65 grow-er- the connty wag appointed. involving-- ' 812 acres, in Juab, Committee set to. work and with the same manner as the regular county festations of unlawful weeds have been Investigated by "the inspectors San Pete and Sevier conntips were cooperative aid of various exhib- - expense are ha a died. A ccwiplete financial report of the .dnnnestteTrbirCTaalcatl6nrrtn'S SaXprU: and irorsniaTIea verycomnieiidiilile nmvention of seed formation,' dis again in August, in connection with exhibit of the industries of Uthh 1923 county exhibits is on file in the cussed with tbe property owners. Iu the certification of Grimm Alfalfa county: Through the untiring ef- office of the 'county'' auditor, tothe majority of cases, owners volun- seed. One hundred fourteen acres forts of the committee, the exiienses gether with an inventory of the fair on hand at the close of work wlth-Qu- t failed to pass field Inspections. Six of the exhibits were kept within tarily did of issuing, the necessity, days were spent in' Wasatch county the appropriations set by the county I lie cxliibltg and which may be used notices to do so... Seventy one notice in inspecting the seed plats of nine commission, leaving a cash balance again in a future exhibit. , were issued to as many owuerg of growers involving ,a total, of 44 farms infested with unlawful weeds. acies,, in connection with the cer Follow-uwork was done In all tification of seed grain and , set'd potatoes, and in connection with ; eases, ' Cooperative aid was given the the sealing and tagging of 350 bags city officials of I'uyson, Lehl and of certified oats and barley . Nine spent in Utah county in Americau. Fork, in a cauiimisu to days eradicate the white top infestations inspecting the alfalfa, potato and occuriug in the lots and streets of grain seed plats of seven growers, these cities Practically every lures- - j involving 90 acres and the tagging tation was eraclicated or seed for j and sealing of .452 bushels of certi- . ueu seeu. - . uiation prevented. . mechanical . Added safety and easier driv MisceIluneoa.oi-j .... Food ara Hotel Inspect ions. Iu connection with the state food Office In ' ceunectlou with the .for design for two winters and the reasons are big ing two summers. work of agricultural inspection.. 1002 and dairy division cooperating ,w:lth wide popularity of the Better letters have gone from the office. the county commission, the office of ' Buick. And Better Buick Controllahave been. agricultural inspection ,wasv called Thirty eight ble Beam Headlights now Your friends can buy anything but your photoBuick's better steering gear written treating various subjects upon to assist in collecting milk make so will graph. from milk night driving safe. and to. all as pest Nothing 'plant siimr' crop thoroughly satisfy distributing your pertaining (the most type from the inoulh of Spanish Fork canyon and extend ing fo Santaquin, have, been prevent ed from going to seed by being siirayed with sodium arsehite. y Aiiproximately 87 : miles of s In, Utah cdunty are 'infi'sted :to a greater ot 'degree with the unlawful whitetop ed.- On about 35 miles,' of thes the 'weed, biu bteil right-of-way- (fOJRRonJwe ot a tto rnr a ttptI ' expensive built today) Baa"S jtlmSlEe They furnish bright light, all the time, without glare in the eyes of oncoming drivers. 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