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Show PAGE TWO THE UINTAH BASIN FARRIER 'EXHIBITS BY BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS ARE UNEXCELLED IN QUALITY grouhd work has been started for a house which Mr. new four-roo.Murray will build himself. The logs are cn the ground. A1 Daniels is busy cutting grain for his neighbors far and near. He has good crops which are harvested in their proper turn. He has a promising alfalfa seed crop. Florence Sireech, John Nick, Thelma Curry and Lorena Denver have returned to Sherman Institute to resume their studies. John T. Reed went there as a new student some time ago. Ramona Reed, m Indian Industrial News (Continued from Page One) Willie Duncan threshed 84 bush- - as a new student. brought under almost complete conJames Shavanaux has some good trol. The forest service exhibits els of winter wheat and expects to were under the direction of Super- thresh considerable clover seed. He crops. His alfalfa seed and grain visor A. G. Nord and Ranger Harry also has seven acre of alfalfa are in the stack waiting for the thresher. He has a spot picked out seed. O. Van Tassel. Jack Johnson threshed 11. acres upon which he is to build a house The Boy-- ' and Girls clubs and the Junior Farm Bureau exhibits of spring wheat. The results show for himself and family. Molly is were shown in lieu of the Uintah 250 bushels. He has some alfalfa drying Buffalo berries for winter. Patsey Bolivar raised his first county fair,. which was not held this seed and put up 30 tons of hay. His this year. He is very proud well A wheat did this to of lack funds. n year. garden year, owing .Montes, Juan Cesspooh, of his achievement. He took good Howell Nick and Sullivan Curti been permanent fair association has and Daniels Aaren Taylor, recently ipterfecfcoftl land jnext year are harvestinjfair crops this year. care of his young orchard and Frances Allen are other students the regular Uintah county annual They have wheat, oats and alfalfa shade trees. A real Indian fanjier who have, been enrolled in Sherman here where a white lessee has been for a term of five years. It looks seed, also hay. fairs will be resumed. seme Modoc has has the largest Uintah coujnty good operating in the past. Henry like education is taking a promimuch John and Dick Quiup handle nent is of His seed Club enrollment crops .this year. Boys and Girls place in the lives of our any county in the state, according better than last year. He will their farm work in a systematic to D. P. Murray of the Utah Agricu- thresh around 100 bags of seed. way. They are watching the State activities Farm McKewan a will have and boys ltural College extension service, who Experimental Subscribe today for THE UINTAH will some one have and seed as attended the fair and acted crop. closely profit thereby. good They Juan Cesspooch ha joined his BASIN FARMER. It will keep you of tbe judges. spring wheat but their hay crop is brother at Riverside school, having informed on the Basins farming Following are the names of the .short. Atwine At the home of Charley signed up for five years. projects, club members who particiwas one Anson and Ferdinand of the best gardens found Manning pated, articles, and the communities: oron will not have as good a crop of althe reservation. His young DAIRY PROJECT Meadows Dairy Assn chard and shade trees are evidence falfa seed this year as usual, due to Uintah Class I. sea- unfavorable conditions. The hail (Grade Calves under six month old) of splendid care throughout the some Ibig hay ruined their wheat but they will Charley has Harold Merkley, 1st, Vernal; son. Clarence Akhurst, 2nd, Maeser; Nor- stacks. IHie will plant some winter plant a fall crop. Their shade trees are doing nicely. wheat. man Powell, 3rd, Naples. Dick Wash threshed 75 bushels There will be a fine Indian exClass II. Neola, Utah of wheat from five acres and 60 (Purebred Calves over six months old hibit at the State Fair this year. 15 acres. from and vuder one year) Ben Butler threshed 87 bushels sacks cf alfalfa seed 75 He' has gleaning the turkeys SAVE THE MIDDLEVictor Bingham, 1st, Maeser; of spring wheat and will have seven thi3 a farmer is real He fields. MANS PROFIT WanThomas Bingham, 2nd, Vernal; acres of alfalfa seed. The alfalfa by buying SADDLES V' ql. da Johnson, he planted last (spring is coming (year from the manudirect a beautiful has Herman Crunbo Class m. splendidly. Send for our facturer. (Purebred Jerseys, c ;r cne year and I Kruz LaJuan threshed 45 bushels 'Spot for a home. His crops are fine, free illustrated catalog under two) 'of wheat and 150 bushels of oats. jHe recently purchased 20 pigs to The Western Saddle Rae Smith, 1st, Maeser; Clinton He intends planting fall wheat. His eed bis corn crop. Herman is a Mfg. Co. real corn farmer. He will tend a E. Peterson, 2nd, Vernal; Glenn seed is a good prospect. 1651 Larimer St. (Naples. Colorado John Harper has a jfretty good Huller during the threshing season Denver, 'Lybberts, 3rd,Class IV. comis Hi wheat crop will seed prospect Harry Kochampanasken (Grade Calves, all ages over six be good. ing along nicely with his- new months.) Alberto Cesspooch has cut all his house, He 'will soon have it comShirley Week, 1st, Vernal; Wil- alfalfa for hay that did not promise pleted. Some carpenter, but we Buy Fat liam Richardsop, 2nd, Naples. a good seed crop He has some didnt knew it. The trees planted in SHEEP PROJECT the spring are growing and in a few splendid seed. BEEF, VEAL, Class I. Peter Post has stayed with his years will provide shade about the PORKERS, CHICK. LAMB, in is His wheat and house (Orphan Lambs) yard. in has H( farming splendid shape. EN. Thurman Merkley, 1st, Vernal; increased his alfalfa acreage eachbe stack and the oats nearly ready and to cut. His alfalfa seed failed. Hoiwrad Noel, 2nd, Ashley. year for the past three years. EGGS FRESH (Pen of Five Lambs) Ignacio Tom and John Harmes Piute Chester is planning cn purIvan Powell, 1st, Naples. have the longest hay stack on the at the chasing some live stock. i Class II. 300 and feet reservation. It long Clark Conner says he hasnt be,en Highest Market Price (Ewe and Lamb) to the gambling ground for three hay all the way. This will feed a P. 0. Box 127 Phone 491-Loyal Merkley, 1st, Tridell; Arlo years. He commenced to show signs big herd of cattle or sheep this winLOUIS LARIS of industry about three years ago ter. Some fall wheat will be iPlanted on have (Continued on page 6) farm. These this boys ROOSEVELT UTAH and his home and farm are evidence fine. with it stayed just of his results as a good farmer. He Tom Lontes has a fine garden and Deni Invites Governors has a good partner in Fanny. corn suich as is grown in Iowa and to Farm Meeting Sumner Provo has become enthused over his beginning. His new Illinois. He will build a cellar to ROOSEVELT be ready for winter. A store vegetables for winter. Tom is Governor George H. Dern of Utah house a of has his garden and he proud LUMBER had sent personal communications to few shade trees, an orchard and a right to be. a iwill few beautimake outbuildings seven of the ether the governors CO. Five ditchers were bought this states in the area to be represented ful home in a few years. Go to it, summer for Now the Indians. is the at the agricultural conference at Sumner. For ditches. In Salt Lake, October 1 and 2, under Charley Travis broke up 20 acres time to start enlarging a of is there the .lot always spring the auspices of the Chamber of Com- of old alfalfa land. It produced 200 BUILDING MATERIAL to do. See the District work other beof acre merce of the United States, inviting pounds alfalfa seed to the OF ALL KINDS Farme,rs about the ditchers. them to Salt Lake to participate in side the grain. ha a H. T. Murray beautifully the two days deliberations. This reWeldon Burson expects to thresh cut and shocked field. His grain Roosevelt Utah brings together 75 bags of first crop alfalfa seed. He gional conference A a geed good crop. good promises agricultural interests of the states will have some second crop. His oats cf Idaho. Montana, Wyoming, Utah, have been threshed. Hard w'erk garden is in evidence here. The Nevada, Colorado, Arizona and New brings results. Dern has sugMexico. Governor The Randlett thresher is operated executives, gested to his fellow-chifull blo-c- Indian, James Wissiup by REGISTERED HEREFORD BULLS for SALE that, if they are unable personally to in charge. attend, they designate representaWe are offering at this time eight head of good, husky Henry Harris has a splendid prostives from their official family. seed. Here cows alfalfa six for calves, pect toranging in age from 12 to 14 months. Just the age you This conference will bring 60 are next seasons breeders. They are produced here in, the milked for want have daily. They ingether practical men in all lines and60 fine young young turkeys under, Rtsin, range conditions, so nrt acclimated. Anticipate terested in agricultural development Rock chickens. for Barred next season and save money by making your needs your Plymouth and in the solution cf pressing agriMrs. does her Harris with selections fall. this washing cultural problems, says the Utah ' Its a washer run by a gasoline motor. executive in his invitation. Julius Murray. Albert Daniels, scope will cover a large number of Duchesne, Utah details and will bring out data and Jr., and Charles Murray returned to' Breeders of Pure Bred Hereford Cattle impressions of value to leaders in Haskell to resume their scho'li work. Lloyd Kolb went to Haskell the states repress- Ro-sel- la Ar-lyn- . 3. i i j j - PSWill i R -:- THE ef - R. S. LUSTY & SONS, |