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Show THE The New Car IssaR-Fra- i UailRcSer Kan-Kari- a Kssa-Davi- Thursday, November 13, 1952 Tremonton, Utah , Sun., Mon., Toes, Wed, November 16 - 17 Nov. 14 and 15 Fri, Sat, LEA DE R Wayat-C- Jl -- -- Thursday, Friday, Saturday, November 19 20-21-- 22 SECOND it GCRCEY CO-HI- T .B0XI8Y LIBERTY Ui-- O. la 4X ONHMT-fW- tt k r fl VQT i News Cartoon . Short TI1EATGE TREMONTON also "CANYON AMBUSH" "Little Rascals" and Cartoon Comedy Northern Utah SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT - NEWS COLUMN NORTHERN UTAH SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT Le Grande Huruartw, from over at Honeyville, dropped into this headquarters the other day to see about his land leveling. acres Be has leveled forty-fiv- e water in all the furrows gets off to an even start and with the same amount in each furrow they all finish up pretty much the same time- The use of syphons on land that has been leveled almost cuts out waste water". Mr. Hunsaker told me confidentially that his twelve year old grandson can manipulate these syphons faster than any of the old folks- - He says he would certainly hate to be without then nbw that he has used them two years. this year. I'd noticed that he had been irrigating his potatoes by the use of plastic syphons this summer, so during the discussion X asked him how his syphons worked- He was .really enthusiastic. He states, "the - STUBBLE MULCH FARMING How long Is it since you dry farmers last turned your soil over? As far as we can tell, Harry Canfield, out in Hansel the record. Since 1945, Harry has used tillage implements. He has disced occasional localized areas since then, but in general his stubble has all remained on the surface. His practice is to use a blade on the stubble fields Immediately after harvest. This kills the fall weeds and loosens the soil and reduces frost penetration. In the spring he pulls his digger plow and digger plow stirs the surface soil and the kills the weeds and sets the moisture lines. This compacted! layer is not disturbed the re-- 1 mainder of the summer, Others who have followed much the same practice are as follows: Homer Kotter, Arnold Whitakcr and Dean Coombs, and many others. Their system is to use the digger plow alone in the fall and ahead of the in the spring They bought their first digger plows or chisels in 1947. ' Arnold Whitaker had a good demonstration of the value of stubble mulch farming last summer. On August 8, a severe cloud burst came across part of his farm out at Promontory. Both he and his neighbor are farming on the contour. How,-evehis neighbor had ran turkeys on tha stubble in the lan ot lUal and had used a Valley, holds sub-surfa- 06UEC3BEB a ce ; IS GET ACQUAINTED DAY xod-weed- erj AT KISS'S , CONOCO SERVICE rod-weed- er CENTER OF TOWN GIFTS FOR ALL Children Must Be Accompanied by Parents ! Russell Brown, Lessee wheatland plow on the contour in the spring of 1952. which had left very little stubble on the surface. Both farmers only enough to keep all the weed under control. The adjoining fields have the same Snowville Mrs. Christine Peterson rod-weed- ed slope Primary Group Entertained Mrs: Ora Cutler was hostess to the officers and teachers of the Primary at her home Thursday evening- - The lesson was given by Edith Yost after which refreshments were served to and soil. When the cloud burst hit, the wheatland plowed field soon ran together and sealed over. The rest of the Arnrain water had to run-of- f. olds field was rough and trashy eight members. Mrs. Willis Hurd and never lost a drop of water. assisted the evening members of FALL TILLAGE OF STUBBLE . the Frienda club met at the home of Mrs. Renins Larkin In IS SPREADING honor of her birthday. The evMore acres of stubble have was spent In sewing and been bladed or chiseled this fall ening visiting! A delicious luncheon than usual. Favorable results was served to thirteen members are becoming more noticeable Effle Showell, Ada Hickman each year. Blading the stubble by Glenna Cobia. Many beauand was especially important this tiful handkerchiefs were prefall due to the heavy weed crop. to the guest of honor-GloriThe practice is general through- sented Hurd came home from out the district and is regarded Lake Salt City to spend Sunday by this headquarters as one of the essential tillage operations. and, Monday with her parents, Ask the man, who has chiseled Mi-- and Mrs. Edmund Hurd and or bladed his stubble for a other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Nelson and number of years in succession, how he feels. They are all son Gary of Ogden visited SaturSunday with their par agreed that the tilth of the day and soil is improved. We like the ents, Mr. and Mrs. D- G. Nelson idea, because it prevents the Junior. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Eliason Jr. soil from freezing solid and aland Mr. and Mrs. Chester Eliamost eliminates spring run-of- f, son of Malad were in Pocatello, from the area treated. Friday where they attendHoward Glenn stated the oth- Idaho er day that he thought he would ed the bull sale. Joyce Hurd of Twin Falls, Id use the blade in the early and Tuesday fall on his .stubble land, was aho spent MondayMr. her with and Mrs. parents, just about as important as any Harlan Hurdtillage operation he does. Mrs- Luella Eiiason gave a book There has been an especially "The Gown of Glory", by report, large acreage of stubble tilled at the Lad this fall iu Howell and Hansel Agnes Sligh Turnbull ies' Literary club in Malad, Ida Valley. ho, Thursday night. Mr- and Mrs. Harvey Jensen of the Week Dayt of Rupert, Idaho visited with MrThe days of the week art all and Mrs. Lars Anderson Sunday, named in honor of gods in ancient Mr. anrl Mrs. Mpnrham and daughter Diane of Brigham Picnic Lunch City, spent Sunday with Mr. and When you're packing a picnic Mrs. Arch Rose. Mrs. Mary Rose was also a visitor at the Rose lunch, toss a can of cranberry Jelly into the basket It's good with fried home Sunday. chicken, chicken or ham r" Rex and Charles Anderson of Logan enjoyed the pheasant hunt here Sunday. Chain 8moUnf Mr. and Mrs. Francis McGregor will do nothing and two daughters, Rosann and composure, and clouds of for your visof Lake Salt Bonnie, City, moke in his face will not endear ited Sunday with Mr. and to sa Chain-smokin- Mrs-Da- n employer. you A. Hickman. hostess-Thursda- g WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a i OF FIREPLACE PBESTOlOfli. - LONG BURNING CLEAN - NO ASHES 15c each $1.65 Dozen - - - mythology. Lumber Co. 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