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Show THE UINTAH BASIN FARMER Moffat Tunnel Progress Shows Rapid Completion W3 IwYourNeidJiboir ARCADIA The cattlemen are FORT DUCHESNE ft FOR SALE 4- - Better rock on the west portal cf 4444444444444 the Moffat tunnel has served to a speed up the work again. Progress I Evidences of bringing their cattle down from the spring were found in the form of a dandelion picked by school chilrange for the winter. ALTONAH Some splendid crops dren and an old hen coming off of potatoes have been raised here with a brood of chicks. LAPOINT One farmer In thus this year. WHITEROCKS 250,000 fish are section will harvest 400 sacks of ready to be transplanted into streams seed from his farm this season. in Uintah Basin from the fish VERNAL Dewey Hackford, held for here. the murder of Frank 9teffen, hatchery VERNAL J. G. Peppard Seed Lapoint rancher, was released from Phillip Van company have cpened their seed jail on a $3000 bond. until trial held will be to here and expect cleaning plant accomplice, clean over 750,000 pounds of seed unless bail is also given in his case. VERNAL A fire broke out in the this season. Already over one. tialf million pounds have been re- basement of the Vogue theatre and Shows ceived for cleaning. did about $500 damage. NEOLA L. D. Gardiner drove were able to run as usuaL his sheep herds to Kamas. TRIDELL The apple crop here OKA "William The peach orchard of Woodward has is protific. been busy in the mountains, getting Richard Smith produced some of out timber for a new home he is the best fruit ever raised in the Basin. building. UTAHN TRIDELL Work on Paradise Threshing here has been ccmpleted and a good harvest Park resevoir has been discontinued realized by almost all producers. for this year on account of harvest- UTAHN The new bungalow be-- 1 ing and bad weather, ing erected by Warren Strong, is j NAPLES Frank Slaugh has pur-abo-ut completed. office and let. He chased the new wjjj remodeltithing OURAY VALLEY Several the house and make his homesteaders have filed on land in ij0me there, this section during the past month. DUCHESNE Mr. Sorenson ROOSEVELT Uintah Basin corn of FORT A. C., at Logan, was here U. the cf a White Dent variety, was dischalcis fly, an alfalfa the studying played recently at the Commercial seed with J. W. Carlson at the pest, inThe ears measured 12 club. station. . Basin Uintah Experiment ches long and were well filled. DRY FORK The potato and MOUNTAIN HOME Joseph Grib-bi- n is the first producer to buly a fruit crop is very good here this reaper to harvest his seed crop with year. An abundant potato JENSEN in this section. MOUNTAIN HOME The home of j crop has been harvested here this Mr. and Mrs. John Shirts was des- - year. RANDLETT George Dudley has t roved by fire. Some insurance was added several pure bred milk ccws carried. his dairy herd, ALTONAH W. L .Woolf, engi-;t-o neer of the Dry Gulch Irrigation j' RANDLETT The turkey crop is company, with a crew cf men. made very good here this year, ASHLEY Local stockmen who a survey for a ditch from Yellow- stone creek through the hills to the have returned from marketing their Uintah river for the purpose tf report high prices, J LAPOINT Some very good work creasing their water supply. ALTONAH' Clyde Lambert, for. has been done on the highway to est ranger at Dry Gulch ranger sta- - Vrnal and it is now in better shape tion. reports precipitation of 3.46 than it has been for years. inches at mouth of Dry Gulch. He also reported 5 inches of snow at Five Carloads Turkeys the station and 12 inches at f in-'cat- tle Bel-fou- rs mill. ALTONAH Utahs Crop This Year have been SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 18 Utah busy getting their lambs off to market. will have approximately five carHANNA-TABIONA big harv- loads of turkeys for the Thanksgivest of grain was made in this seetkn ing market, according to an estimate and has ben keeping the Jed Thomp- made by the Utah Poultry Producson thres'hrr busv. ers. a cooperative marketing society ROOSEVELT Abcr 2000 head handling the products cf nearly of lambs were driven firm here poultrymen cf the state. In this o the railroad for market. respect Utah producers will be forROOSEVELT The J. G. Peppard tunate, for over the country as a. Seed company have added a 50x100 whole there is a turkey shortage and T ; gives them prices are expected to be good. foot warehouse. 5 feet. a totil storage of 5f A Chicago poultry distributor visMOON LAKE Albert E. Blood ited the association :ffices recently has acquired I1-- ; acre of land fr:m while on a tcur of the west, study, he government on the shores cf ing poultry conditions in general. He M:on Lake where he will erect a declared there would be at least a This hot1! will be 25 rer cent shortage throughout the modern hotel. used in connection with the lake as .country, with Texas, a national W ork will com- - source of a summer resort. supply, hit particularly mence on the building this fall. hard. Unfortunately, he explained, VERNAL An oil well will be the maj:rify Tf the turkeys will be drilled west of Vernal by the Bor- - pte ones, maturing too late for the This will b? a Thanksgiving market. der Oil cimpany. When told n. big bocst to oil interests in the Utah would have at least five deloads by Thanksgiving time, he WHITEROCKS Twelve thousand clared the producers of this state fish planted in Lake Atwc.'d last were fortunate, summer now measure 12 :nches in length and weigh 1 pound each, is a report given out by George W. Walkup, forest ranger of Farm Creek ranger station. j VERNAL Wm. Preece, veteran j SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 28. In guardian cf the law in the Uintah the matter of prices the New York Basin, has been appointed game war. market will ast the close of the year den for Uintah county. have treated the 1600 who MAESERWilliam erncn is re. are members Ct the producers Utah Poultry modeling his home. Producers Cooperative association JENSEN Barley exhibited by thirty to thirty-fiv- e per cent better Lvnne Dudley took first prize at than last vear, in ithe opinion of Uintah County and the Utah 9 ate Clyde C. Edmonds, assistant mana-fair- s. The exhibit will be sent toiler of the association The last car the International Seed show at Chi-(extra fancy Utah' eggs sent to i New cago. York brought 76 cents, which Sheepmen have FOR SALE purchased new registered bull so will sell my 4 year eld registered Guernsey These bull and a yearling son. bulls are both from record dams. Will sell at sacrifice. Animals are at Antelope. MARK S. WOOLLEY, 11-- lf Duchesne. up to October 16 was as follows: Water tunnel, east portal 12,955 feet, west portal 9,925 feet, total 28,880 feet, 71 per cent completed. Main headings, east portal 12,978 feet', west portal 9,859 feet, total 22,37 feet, 71 per cerft completed. Cross cuts, east portal 504 feet, west portal 441 feet, total 945 feet, 73 per cent completed. Railroad tunnel, full size, east portal 9,733 feet, west portal 3,755 feet, total 13,488 feet, 42 per cent completed. Steamboat Pilot. When answering advertisennents, please mention THE U I N TA H BASIN FARMER. Used 2 horse power, 3 motor in good electric phase reasonable. Price Inquire at shape. FOR SALE thi3 office. 46-t- f. Two high grade HolThese calves stein bull calves. All may are from registered sire. be seen at my ranch west' of FOR SALE La-poi- nt. JAMES ALLRED. One FOR SALE 30 11-- lt inch a 4 split pulley taking belt. Inquire at this office. wood inch 46-- tf When you need GENUINE FORD PARTS just drop ns a line. Mail orders are sent the day they ASHLEY MOTOR are received. authorized Ford agents. VerUtah. nal, CO., 3-- tf. very beautiful $165 Yictrola, practically new; will sell for $100, with good selection of Call or write The Uintah records. Basin Farmer. FOR SALE A t 6-- tf. You never have to wait for a car here. We have a complete stock on hand at all times. ASHLEY MOTOR CO., Vernal, Utah. authorized agents. 3-- tL is one-ha- lf a cent above the highest price paid for Utah fancies last year, and the tpresemt seasons peak has not yet been reached. For second grade Utah eggs the highest price to date is 67 cents, .which is materially above the price paid for the same grade last year. Our only regret, declared Mr. Edmonds, is that when the market could consume five times the volume we are now sending it, we havent the eggs to ship. This year the top eggs from Utah have brought in the New Ytork market a premium above the tops from other sections. iHWttu Send ns your mail orders Prompt service and the best price always. The Basin Pharmacy Saylor E. Delaney, Prop. A GOOD DRUG STORE Phene 54 ROOSEVELT, UTAH riVVVWAWWAVVWVWVW trim A 1,-6- 00 re-cen- tlv car-Dasi- i - h BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS SAVINGS PASS BOOKS AND CREDITS ARE READY FOR ALL CLUB MEMBERS WHO QUALIFIED Uintah State Bank Vernal, Utah j 4 j of ' .!! |