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Show THE UINTAH BAKIN FAE1E3 PAGD SEVEN DEVOTED TO THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY OF THE GREAT UINTAH BASIN When fodinn stray stock refer to THE UINTAH BASIN FARMER Brand Page and notify owners of their critters. You will be doing them a service. Vernal, Utah n 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. FdR SALE Extra Registered Hereford Bulls. Write C. P. 316 N., First West Street, Price, Utah. Or call at Frank Or29-der's Roosevelt. EATON BROS. Randlett, Utah Vernal, Utah On left ribs and thigh. No earmarks. On right hip or right ribs. half crop in each ear. Plymouth Rock hatch75c per setting. Bred ing eggs. to poor mans laying strain. GEO. FOR SALE 27-- FOR CATTLE-HOG- S 6t SALT LAKE STAMP a Nan FEU P. McGUIRE, 316 N., First West 29-- SALE Leghorn hatching 50c per setting. From the Utah college trapped nested. GEO. 27-YOUNG, Gusher. 6t FOR SALE Potatoes, $1 per bu., WM. E. CHATWIN, Jensen, Ut. 29-- 1 Early Grazing Is Very Injurious Should Not Begin Until Grasses Are About Six Inches Tall. R. Price HUGH BARNES Neola, Utah Un left hips and left ribs. Mark: Split in each ear. E3 W. H. BOWDEN Hill Creek, Ouray, Utah Ear Mark: 7 in right ear. E2 COflT Ioka, Utah left ribs Upper, and under slit in right and under half crop in left. on Al-Wuz-- HYRUM RASMUSSEN On Boneta, Utah Ear Tags right ribs. Vernal, Utah Crop off right, slit and underslope in left. C. A. ERICKSON On Ear R. M. CLARK Cedarview, Utah On left hind quarter, hip or thigh. Tag in left ear. RORT. H. C. MA1LCHANT l PERFECT EAR TAGS JU4n 2t FOR egg3. 4 Under F. B. COLLINS F. D No. 1, Vernal, Utah. On left side." SHEEP Tag. Ita Double Hole Lock make it superior to all imitations damped od in one operation. It stays put! FOR SALE St., Price, Utah. -- The Original King Korndyke. young Registered Holstein - Friesian bull. Finest milk and butter stock. Write , Underbit right ear. GEORGE DUDLEY, E, 2t YOUNG, Gusher. W. s. PERRY IS Good Mc-GUIR- m JOHN N. DAVIS AND SONS Lapoint, Utah On left ribs. Crop upper bit, right On both shoulders. Crop and slit in left. Upper slope, under slit in right. Crop off ieft. G. H. SOUTKAM & SONS F. D. No. 2, Vernal, Utah R. J. F. CHAPMAN f?n On left ribs. Three underbits left. lMj Vernal, Utah Hole in right. On left hip. On left sho uTaer Ear Mark: Swallow fork In B. A. KIMBALL ear. Neola, Utah P71 on right ribs. Square crop, left under Albert Stephenson half crop Duchesne, Utah The bool tag en Ih Underbit in right, swallow fork and and under slope In right ear. market indonej Ig prominent ilock men. underbit in left. With our DOUBLE ACTION PLIERS F. H. SMITH . LOUIS FREESTONE 50 per cent more Tags can be atR. F. D. No. 1, Vernal, Utah D. No. 1, Vernal, Utah F. llfjR. tached, with one half the Exertion addle on right Jaw. as other Pliers on the market. One Slit in left; swallow fork in right squeeze attaches Tag Instantly. IRVIN EATON GEORGE A. SLAUGH Write for FREE Samples Vernal, Utah INTER-MTMACHINE & STAMP Vernal, Utah. Under half crop On right ribs. Phone Red 495 WORKS, Inc. t In each ear. 242 East 2nd So. Salt Lake, Utah. L. McNAUGHTON FLOYD E. LAMB Utah Vernal, Utah Myton, to start vigorous growth in the spring On left side. Ear on left side. off left rod) Earmarks, ghtning tip of ears. both off they will help prevent . the , spread . Mark: half half under Crops ear; cropped, upper on right. tipped and poisonous unpalatable L. E. potter Cja C. Hanson,' Botanical Section, Myton, Utah TT"I jjgleft side. Under W. H. OAKS Colorado Experiment Station. 7 (Seven.) On jJrJjR. F. D. No. 1, Box 63, Vernal, i. Utah CHRIS JENSEN ears. in On both left ribs. Underbit of Oats Early Variety Neola, Utah On entire right side. Best for Average Year KjE RAY GARDNER The early varieties of oats or the Hayden, Utah JOSEPH ENGBERSON medium early are better for the aver- Under bit in right ear. Vernal, Utah age year In the corn belt They get ribs. Crop off right ear. ,On right D. R. PRICE filled before the worst of the sumBluebell, Utah mer heat arrives whfle the late variIVEN G. ROSS Waddle on nose. eties may be caught In the hot wave lfJ Tridell, Utah to the extent that their kernels beOn left ribs. Crop upper and W. OBERHANSLEY come chaffy. derbit right, hole in left. It Is a cake of their Hayden, Utah ripening too rapidly. Official compar- on left side. Ear mark: Crop off WILLIAM ZOWE isons In the state of Nebraska over a left and in slit right. Myton, Utah period of years have shown that early On ribs. left Slit in right ear. oats are better for that state. Some A. D. HANCOCK of the farmers In western Iowa claim W. S. NICHOLSON Bluebell, Utah that they have proved In a practical on right ribs. Ear marks: Crop off Phone Crescent, Roosevelt, Utah way that early oats are best for them right, underbit and slit in left. on left ribs. Large bit in upper also. right and left. When answering advertisements, please mention THE U I N TA H A. H. McMICKELL BASIN FARMER. Lapoint, Utah. On left neck. No ear marks. REX L. GARDNER Neola, Utah Dipping is the most effective meth- On right hip. No ear marks. od of ridding cattle of lice. Right Ribs Right Hip W. L. FLETCHER There Is no better time than now to R. F. D. No. 1, Vernal, Utah Left Hip UnLeft Ribs Slit In right. plan for having cows tested for tu- On right hip. In left. berculosis. derbit, N. Grazing of grasslands should not be- gla until most of the grasses are about ' sbr inches tall, or in the case of shorter grasses, until the stage when the Cower heads are in the boot If this practice is followed there will be less loos from poisonous plants, there will be greater production of forage, a ter stand of the most palatable plants and greater carrying capacity. Plants Are Stunted. When grazing is started too early the desired plants are stunted and the root system remains small. When large amounts of water are needed by the leaves later In the season the roots are not deep enough to supply the toand. Sufficient food Is not stored In .the roots. Fewer stems and leaves are produced with a result that flowers and seeds cannot form. So the plants become weakened and reproduction is prevented. Iarly In the season the soil Is usually wet Tramping at this time easily I t many plants, especially seedlings. Furthermore, many plants are readily I chad out by the roots. Poisonous Plants Tempting. Poisonous plants such as larkspur, frrnreed and death camas begin rrcTth early in the spring. When the "'"es are still short the poisonous r!.;:;t9 are much taller and succulent olng a tempting bunch of green o r: f je. The grasses at this time are ' in feed value and often fail to sat-- I I ) o Right Hip H. L. ALLRED the hunger of the stock, so a Poorly prepared seed beds have been ! r or bunch of other Utah more for failures Roosevelt, green larkspur to obtain responsible j CLYDE A. NELSON On right ribs. aou plant Is greedily eaten. stands of alfalfa than any other Tag in right ear. : : : DUCHESNE UTAH r in the season the poisonous LYNN ORSER. .. are not so Uniting. Brand ; en the grasses are given a chance Roosevelt, Utah plantSt-1-Herbe- r rt El ... v- - 1 , OLD PAPERS tor sale at this office. |