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Show ') .. t THE UINTAH BASIN FARMER DUCHESNE COUNTY FARM BUREAU F. W. J. MEYERS, L. E. POTTER, Pres. C. F. WAHLQUIST, Vice-Pre- s. is big but the market is bigger and Utah Seed Exhibit DisDuchesne County AVill can use and wants Utah eggs in inConduct Stock Tests played at Ogden Stock Show creasing numbers each year. BEEF LOAF Tuberculin tests will be made if was Sec.-Trca- rWill s. Bay Fat BEEF, VEAL, which exhibit Utah seed The all LAMB, CHICK. sent to Chicago, Nov. 18, for the Two pounds of beef chopped fine, ty EN, TURKEYS, one Seed and Grain rolled International fine, Hay, eighteen crackers ing one-ha- lf seen was show there this and menth, one salt, egg, tablespoon veterinarian. The work will be in one-ha- lf show. the livestock one at and Ogden during I. EGGS L. C. FRESH L. pepper, Jones and teaspoon charge of Dr. A letter from Jesse Richards, sec- cup sweet milk and cream, stir toNebeker representing the state and at the federal bureaus of animal industry. retary of the Ogdbn chamber of gether and bake one hour. Costs will be met by the stockmen. commerce and manager cf the OgHighest Market Price was before show den read been livestock a, or have under way friend, If you have Negotiations relative P. O. Box 127 Phone 91-with Uintah county for testing of the committee of the Utah State who is figuring on moving in the stock there and will probably be Farm Bureau recently, in which spring to a good country, tell them LOUIS LARIS concluded in time to undertake the Mr. Richards said the junction city about the Uintah Basin. Send them UTAH ROOSEVELT work after Duchesne county lias is interested in Utah seed production THE UINTAH BASIN FARMER for Vi: and wishes to establish a seed stock one year and they will surely locate been finished. News. shew. It is noted that Idaho seed-me- n some place in this Great Inland were invited to place an exhibit Empire. Randlett Irrigation Co. with the Utah exhibit at Ogden. Wong Sing The Utah exhibit included one Officer Off to California and a half tons of alfalfa seed, corn, The store with a complete WE WANT Moses Moore of Randlett, pres- red and sweet clover, oats, barley line of ident of the Colorado Park Irriga- and wheai samples which were arand Groceries Provisions,- Dry tion company, was in Vernal recent- ranged at the capitol under the diLadiesand Notions, Goods, of Prof. George Stewart of ly rtiaking arrangements to leave for rection and Boots Gents Furnishings, U. E. C. A. E. seed the and Smith, California where lie will spend the for Friends Write today Hardware, Shoes, Furniture, win Ur. Mr. Mcore will go to San expert, who will accompany the exSto ves, Ranges, Harness, and see what and list hibit to Chicago. price time for seme Francisco and visit Saddles. The will he Utah exhibit brought his son Robert, who is there Jim and Mack have to say You will profit by trading Salt Hake tr the foUowing Chicago studying electricity. From there about market. the fur here. for state the bureau farm show, , Tor-coast will tour the Mr. Moore FT. DUCHESNE, UTAH few. ntion which opens Jan. 20. tion of California. CHAS. FRIEND & CO. Mr. Moore was cue cf the organ-- 1 Nea s. -' Colorado Park i?ev3 of the Inc. IrrigaWhen answering advertisements, 921 Mazee St., DENVER, COL. tioi company at Randlett and gave Give the Hen a Place in the mention THE U I N TA H please i it s present name. At a meeting FARMER. BASIN Diversified Farm Program hed recently in Randlett it was derided by the officers to do some The small poultryman, with a ext nsive improvement of the sysflock of 300 to 500 hens, which he m is of A 3000 feet ditch about tem near the Reel operates more or less as a sideline to ho c nstructed AVhdi. south cf Randlett on the road activity and as a factor in the di- l!5l ihil to Ourav, in order to avoid a sand versified farming idea, is really the bed through which the company backbone of the growing egg indus- Iffil in canal now passes and which has try in Utah. Such is the conclusion of l!5I gn given a great deal of trouble in Clyde C. Edmonds, executive secre- U51 w; shing out very frequently. A tun-n- t: tary of the Utah Poultry Producers association, a market- tun hr: u?h which the canal passM es. near Moffat, has been repaired ing society owned and operated by usi j and will be used next spring. This about 1G00 farmers in all parts of Association records for tunnel caved in and has not been the state. used for some time. With this im- the last twro years show the small M and provement a large head of water fleck, given proper attention when the cared for scientifically, can be made down may be turned With the largest crop the Uintah Basin has M Howard to pay. ditches are again used. Ufil Several instances are cited where ever produced we have on our blackboards the Stevens of Randlett has had charge farmers having flocks of about 300 Iffil of the work on the tunnel. alfalfa seed prices today: hens report earning for the year of following $1.50 per hen. making the years jjg gjl Uttih Eggs Got 79 Cents revenue from the flock- $450.00. jjjjj in exThere are some producers, Per in N. Y. Officer Says jjg Bjjj PORKERS, dairy slock in Duchesne counbeginning last Monday, accordto Dr. W. II. Hendrickson, state , R Mercantile COYOTES IlDllHllHlllHlHSllllHHmPiS Confidence Behind Every Contract 1 M - plains Protection Needed Secretary Edmonds, who. Mi complain they cannot make both ends meet with a flock cf 200 to 300 But it has 'proved by others urn Utah eggs bring top prices at the hens. big national markets, and personal that given adequate attention such mn skpervision of the sale of the Utah flocks can be made to bring in a product is necessary in the larger welcome check each week. Further- m centers to keep inferior outside more, it takes no more time to care eggs fro,m selling as Utah produce for a flock scientifically than it does uoi to take advantage of Utahs high in the common haphazard manner I reputation, it was reported by Ben- and the returns are so much greater. iffii Between sixty and seventy-fiv- e per jamin Brown, president cf the Utah ascent of the association membership Poultry Producers sociation who has returned from the falls in the small producer class. The association is one of the few coNew York office. Mr. Brown said that Utah eggs operative marketing bodies in the mn are sold for 79 cents in New York, United States successful from the Hence the association feels and that the price obtained outside start. ,cf the state is greater than that justified in pointing toward the proinside the state, for tlm assooiaticn fits to be derived from the small feels the need of supplying the lo- flecks operated more or less as a side issue. cal market. The small flock, usually is cared This is done, said Mr. Brown, to from for by the farmers wife, states other further shipments' keep She this state, for the Utah eggs are observes Secretary lEdmonds. feed the hens and gathers the eggs. leaders in quality. There is room in Utah for many The Now York sales ofi'ico lrs Tn fact, every been a successful enterprise, said mere small flocks. Mr. Brown, and Utah brand noultrvj farm should have one, for poultry produce is gaining in reputation and occupies p recognized position in successful balanced farming. These demand. Mr. Brown said lie expects to pnc small flocks will gc a long way tothe Utah poultry industry grow to ward building un a greater poultry industry in Utah and, without doubt, $20,000,000 annual business. tils state is one entitled to give When answering advertisement, ' consideration tr expansion in !be in- lira please mention THE UINTAH dustry.on Our eggs command pren-ium- s all markets. 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