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Show THE UINTAH BASIN FABME& 4 EASTER EGG PUDDING FARM BUREAU NOTES Secretaries of the various farm bureau locals should get the happenings of their locals in by the 25th of each Send us also any month. improvements being made or f contemplated in your Remember that evchicken barn, ery silo, house or dwelling in your 4 community helps put you on 4. the map. com-niUnit- Yolks of three eggs well beaten pinch of salt, two teaspoons melted butter, two tablespoons flour well mixed with a little milk in cup, then fill up the cup with milk and add to the yolks, beat the whites and stir Use in lightly just before cooking. a long pancake griddle, on which melt a piece of lard about as large When smoking as a hickorynut. When brown on batter. hot full a pour Have ready saucepan white. Draw this to the on under side slowly roll up and of boiling water. side of the stove! dip a dessert spoon serve hot. into this, and heat it; then lift up a spo'onful of the egg froth and VANILLA CARAMELS ' an of form the it into egg. shape watthe Then plunge the spoon into Boil together one pound sugar, Prooff. will float one and er, meringue gill cream, one ounce honey, ceed thus until all the mixture is spoon butter and half Allow them to gill hot water, till on dropping it made into eggs. cook on the water for six or seven into cold water it crackles on touch- minutes, after which carefully lift Ing the bottom; then add a teaspoon them on a skimmer; let them drain of vanilla and pour it out onto an " for a moment and pile them artis- - oiled dish to cool. Bake half pint of rich and rather Pour it into thick boiled custard. a glass dish and leave it. While it is cooling, beat the whites of three eggs to a very stiff froth with four Divide ounces of powdered sugar. Color one this into three parts. brown with coffee, one pink with cochineal, cranberry juice, or melted currant jelly, and leave the third one one-four- th - 1 are you going to handle your water carefully and intelligently this year 4 and thus avoid wasting it and wat-- 4 erlogging yqur land? If you prospered la3t year are you y. . joTATIOf '444 SYSTEM OF IRRIGATION m Ty T'Rc.'R'Tr'T n Engmeer Uintah Project The present stage of snow in the mountains indicates a shortage of water during the coming summer and it behooves us at this time to pian 0n using the water in a man- resuit jn a maximum ngr tbat to the Uintah Basin of benefit going to be satisfied with the same degree of prosperity this year or will you strive to do even better? Will you cultivate your fields thi spring in an effort to keep down the chalcis fly or will you, take a chance on it ravishing your seed crop just because your neighbor also? Perhaps if you cultivate he may be Have you induced to do the same. talked it over with him? with your Have you discussed rotation the dystem of irneighbor rigation? If he does not think well of it perhaps he does not under- Tell him about it and stand it. explain its advantages over the sys- tern in use heretofore. Whatever effects the individual ef- fects the whole community, in a lesser degree of course, so you should be concerned about your neighbors welfare, for selfish, if for This applies to no other reason. as well as communities neigbboring It all 0 neighboring individuals. whatever to down this; simmers helps the Basin helps all the proper-ty owners in the Basin. will not cultivate his field, Be careful into caramel squares. tically on the custard. not to let the water boil up after the meringue is put in or the eggs TOMATOES STEWED WITH will break. ONIONS. harm by waterlogging your own or Water al- your neighbors land. In a garden in Hollis, N. H., there to lowed to run roa1" CUSTARD PIE T.!Sj'e To one quart tomatoes add three js a pear tree which has been bear- n sized onions, shredded or medium It is a winter for . 68 years. Two eggs, three tablespoons su- - chopped very fine. Season highly The adoption of the rotation system ing Seckei and h Bartlett teaspoon salt, one with salt and pepper. gar, Stew for of irrigation will make possible the all Wee Last brancbes year and one-ha- lf cups milk, and a few about thirty minutes, and when near- - elimination in large measure of both varieties fruited. Beat eggs ly done add one scant tablespoon these forms of waste gratings of nutmeg. If you are the owner of real and milk fiour and one heaping spoon butter salt and add sugar, slightly in the Basin you will be bene-fitte- d Line plate with paste and build up mjxed together, Plow early and get spring grains 1 "mixin by anything that benefits the in as fast as possible. a fluted rim. the Strain Basin as a whole and surely the use ture and sprinkle with the few gratof water econoBake in quick pf every acre-foings of nutmeg Decrease mically this summer will benefit the oven at first to set rim. Basin immensely for it will make the heat afterwards, as eggs and on one advertiser is There great possible the growing of a larger milk in combination need to .be every farm, be it large or small, the- acreage of crops which in turn will cooked at low temperature. advertising has the same force, be- mean more money coming in to pay A off your debts and develop our recause the home is concerned. EGG TIMBALES It will also mean that the j clean yard and home surrounding sources. Six eggs, three gills milk, one tea- tell of the thrift of the family liv- area of waterlogged land will di- - I1 C Right now is minish instead of increase. d teaspoon pep- ing at that home. spoon salt, Specials a one If to have are and of those farmers time the you busy get onion per, teaspoon Also plan on some who did not prosper last year are Whip eggs separately, add cleanup day. juice. to milk and yolks and beat thorough- morning glories or other hardy you going to crawl along in the Add seasoning. Butter moulds vines to help make the landscape same old rut this year or will you 100 ly. $ .80 and place in pan water. Cool twen- - more attractive and to give shade, climb out of that rut and seek pros-t- y 200 1.50 To be found it must be minutes. Sauce Two cups milk, There is nothing that will give cheer perity? for wi.l never seek a it few sought you. two tablespoons flour, two table- - to our home surounding like 500 3.25 . If you set in a clean yard. contemplate planting flowers, gait . or oats this year will you 1000 wheat 5.25 them as early as the season plant ALTONAH IS ALIVE TO NAME YOUR FARM permits, thus, having them well Butter wrappers will be THE NEEDS OF COMMUNITY along toward maturity by the time water the becomes in farm a acute, shortage every printed each and every SatWhy not campaign ven May At the meeting of the local, Feb. June as bureau local to have every farm urday on best vegetable did before last many year, f and specially A well chosen name for 11, at Altonah, A. F. Maxwell, Clar- named? parchment planting and then demand water ink. a farm gives it a distinction. Then ence Smith, Asie Snyder, Lon Dump with which to irrigate them in July prepared if the products of that farm are su- - and Ter Rochel were appointed to and August, when all the water will Mail orders given prompt It0 lrrlgate the alfalfa perior there is stilt an added charm head the cleanup campaign in their attention and postage (paid. Care should to the farm name. districts. respective if this will corn, you plant year be exercised that faxm names in the Mention this paper when Tex Rochel was appointed to be you irrigate it when it needs cutll-lead- er same neighborhood are not dupli- instead vaon iand then proclaim sending in order. of the boys and girls club cated. to the world that corn cannot be' . work and will immediately start the successfully grown in the Uintah NOTICE campaign. Basin, or will you seek advice from W. A. Maxfield, C N. Shiner and some of the successful corn grow- The Bintah Basin The regular monthly meeting of Will Ralphs will act on the roads ers 011 how to handle it? Good corn has be been will and can be bureau the Duchesne farm committee. grown held at Upalco, Saturday, March 8, it was also unanimously decided here but in order to grow it ac- Let every one be on after a general discusion to have climated seed must be planted and at 10 a. m. the dairy cows tested for tuberculo- - the growing crop must be cared for time. CHESTER H. HARTMAN, president sis by A. J. Webb, state veternarian. Properly. Vernal, Utah re yu going to use the same The committee to investigate the car,lpss and wasteful method of ir- of forming a LOOK TO YOUR HECOU1W V.V.VAW.VAV.W.W fetterlns rlgatlng that you used last year or ew ot lh wkh the marketing of dairy products are Have you had the deed toyour charieg Foote, E. P. Rollins, and There nebgr Carroll. home property recorded. They reported at who be Basin in Uintah the are many held Feb. 18. meeting When at your county have not. , Beat next time go to the county rec- Young alfalfa that has not made orders office and they will be pleas- ed to help you look up the record on sufficient growth to withstand I will contract or buy Mohair at my place of business, property and advise you what vere winter weather can be protected must be done if improperly record- - during the winter by a top dressing Vernal Utah. Wo are also active bidders If you have paid off a mort- - of barnyard manure. The manure ed. for. Wool, Pelts and Hides. x gage make sure it ha3 been prop- - should be spread evenly, preferably a manure with spreader, at the rate erly released. of eight to tw'elve tons to the acre. Are your ditch banks and fence corners clean of weeds and rubbish? Cultivate to conserve moisture. It will pay big dividends. They harbor grasshoppers. one-eigh- th es-sta- te ot Butter Wrapper one-thir- one-four- th PA!??' 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