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Show THE THETAS BASIS FARHER CLASSIFIED ADS If you want to Sell, Buy, or Trade a Wagon, Plow, Harrow, Gas Engine, Auto, Etc. Try a 25c Ad in this Column it is sure to bring Results. Ip KjiowYourNeii TABIONA James Destafana, of Vernal recently reported that the Farm Creek Cash Store proprietor government had approved the Ashley U putting up a nice building just Valley irrigation project, which well of the ward house. He expects supply water for the bench east of move his entire business to our Vernal. This project will reclaim and watcommunity. The community needs new business and any addition in er 10,000 acres. The water will be this form should be welcomed by taken from the Ashley creek and Dry tl3 citizens as a sure sign of pro- Fork streams. Considerable prelimifession. nary work has been done. DUCHESNE Robert G. Porter It is planned to build the dam in Las bought the E. C. Robbins place Steinaker draw. cast of town, and he and family are ROOSEVELT At a meeting of now living there. The Robbins the county commissioners and citihave moved into the Porter place. zens held Friday evening, March 27, DUCHESNE Mr. and Mrs. Arlie the following committee was apVhite are moving on an Indian lease pointed to work for the general adbetween Mt. Emmons and Altonah vancement of the general interests this week. They have a five-yeof the county, particularly good lease. roads: G. V. Billings, Duchesne, DUCHESNE Mark S. Woolley chairman; George E. Phillips, My-toJ. P. May, Roosevelt; and family are moving this week Rep. to a farm a few miles from Fort Owen Bennion, Mt. Emmons; J. E. Duchesne, where they expect to L. Carey, Fruitland. The committee met after the adjournment of the make their permanent home. FORT DUCHESNE Supt. F. A. meeting and decided to send a delGross and all the government farm- egation to Salt Lake to meet with ers were in attendance at the club the state road commission at once. work training school in Vernal this week. They were accompanied by It ntimber of Indians who benefited A coat of whitewash of cold water by the instructions given. FORT DUCHESNE Mr. and Mrs. white paint on the inside walls of John W. Carlson, who spent the win- the hen house will brighten up the ter In Logan, Utah, returned to Ft. interior and make it lighter during Duchesne last Tuesday. Mr. Carl- the winter months when the hen needs son has charge of the government all the light she can get. station about one-ha- lf mile north . The Nebraska Agricultural college recommends the following method of east of and here. whitewash: Slack a half HAYDEN The Independent Ditch makln bushel of or lime with quicklime lump company has had men employed the durit covered water, boiling keeping last two weeks, building new weirs, the Strain it and add process. ing putting in metal flumes and making a peck of salt dissolved in warm wasome new ditches. , They are enclosrice ter, three pounds of ing all ditches inside fields to avoid boiled in water until It Is ground a thin paste, water overflowing in roads. a half pound of powdered Spanish MT. HOME W. E. Crockett has , whiting, and a pound of clear blue 0 gold his farm to Oral Miles for Mix these todissolved in water. and they will soon go back to gether well and let the mixture stand their old home at Salt Lake. for several days. Heat It and apply ELUEBELL Will Mower is lay as hot as possible with a whitewash 'lag' the foundation for a new barn, brush. Alum added to whitewash will which will be forty feet in length. make it stick better. Use an ounce to BLUEBELL A large force of a gallon. Molasses makes the lime mea are working on the Farmers more soluble and makes it penetrate wood ot plaster more deeply. Use a ditch. ROOSEVELT Excellent road pint of molasses to a gallon of whitework has been done during the past wash. A pound of cheap bar soap This dissolved in a gallon of boiling water week on our city streets. work was fostered by the commer-- 4 and added to five gallons of thick whitewash will give the finished Job cial ' club and city. Roosevelt A1 Wardle has sold a gloss like tbat of an oil paint Mi property to William Woodard of Icka. Mr. Wardle will move his Value of Pumpkins for fondly to Arizona where it is hoped Dairy Cows and Swine Id.o. Wardle and himself will regain tLclr health. Pumpkins are quite frequently used " CURAY The Uintah county corn-ro- d for both cows and hogs. The only ex, loners appropriated $1000 for perimental evidence from any college 1 Two in this country is from Vermont, where work in Ouray valley. rt " been built in feeding trials with dairy cows one I res have already i . 3 the sand wash and across the ton of pumpkins, including the seeds, was found to be equal to 350 to 400 by the Leroy Taylor farm, on of hay or 800 pounds of silage. pounds i 2 western outlet by the way of These figures indicate that pumpI dlett. a relatively low feeding have kins 'IT. EMMONS Mr. and Mrs. value and should not constitute a oter H. Hartman are rejoicing ( part of the ration, particut it the arrival of a fine big boy, very large for milking cows. The heavy larly 1 rn March 22. Mr. Hartman was seeds of have considerable c c& president of' the Duchesne nutrimentspumpkins and should be fed with the f unty Farm Bureau. rest of the pumpkins. niOSEVELT O. P. McCarey sold Lis idace Saturday last to Ethredge High Price for Beef Jc'orrcm of the Occidental Seedtcom-- j beef cattle usually Plain corn-feiy, and Sterling Collett. Mr. best the prices of the year durleft Wednesday for Grand bring and spring. After winter late J ct'on, Colorado. ing or June grass cattle begin early CURAY F. O. Lundberg was in May , a volume that in to market 80-C:,'r valley recently plowing an r coming in October. flood tide reaches along ract of land for George Ash-- t which beef drags These cheap supply Certified alfalfa seed will be corn-fecommon of the down price 1. I summer and fall. . NAL Leon P. Christensen stuff through the t'i , ar n; AUCTION SALE FOE SALE Friday, April 9 at 11 oclock at the A1 Wardle ranch, 1 miles east on state road from Roosevelt. FOR SALE A very beautiful $165 The following will be' sold: HouseVictrola, practically new; will sell hold goods, teams, harness, wagons, for $100, with good selection of cows, farm tools, implements, etc. records. Call or write The Uintah lt Basin Farmer. 6-- Sudan Grass Is Useful as Good Emergency Crop Earn stacking hay with the re- HAY GROWERS 40 WANTED corn-plantin- Sa-Iin- 4-- drilled. problems. Z PRAIRIE BOGS i' are Becoming Active U Mr Have You Started Poisoning Yours? WE HAVE PLENTY OF FBESH BAIT. The Utah State Department of Agriculture furnishes the strychnine free. We buy the other materials, mix, pack and label the bait and . Mc-CLr- cy charge you Only Ten Cents for a 3-pou- Package nd This charge is to cover cost of Oats, Soda, Starch, Syrup, Bags and Labels used One Package Should Kill One Hundred Dogs Ten-ce- nt CAN YOU BEAT IT? d d tf. liable, latest improved, time-trie- d Since sudan grass is not sown un- Jayhawk Stackers and Sweep Rakes, g time. It will Tractor hitch for stackers. Lowest til. after not take the same place in any grazprices. Fully guaranteed. Write ing system as rye pasture, which a, Co., 242 No. 5th, Mfg. furnishes good pasture In the early Wyatt 2 1 Kans. spring. Sudan grass is a good pasture grass, and it Is used principally as an emergency crop, much as is millet In If you have a relative or friend, the corn belt Care must be used in who is figuring on moving in the pasturing the crop after frosts in the spring to a good country, tell them falL After the frosts, prussic acid about the Uintah Basin. Send them develops in the plant which may THE UINTAH BASIN FARMER for prove poisonous to stock. It Is also one year and they will surely locate reported that in very dry seasons the some place iu this Great Inland acid develops in the plant but the Empire. danger from this source is remote Subscribe today for THE UINTAH in the corn belt It should be seeded It will keep you At the rate of about 20 pounds to the BASIN FARMER. acre. It may be either broadcast or informed on the Basins farming ? $1,-70- 6-- J. C. PEPPARD DUCHESNE SEED COMPANY ROOSEVELT VERNAL |