Show 4 1 I News Notes i iII It Its It's a Privilege to Live ina In a II Pu Utah i ini 1 j i Y 0 0 0 4 0 ae Salt SaIt Members Lake Lake Members of or the RussIan party stated that the were looking to Utah and the intermountain region for or their sheep supply They stated slated that they well satisfied with the tho purchases they made last year and hope to continue buying in this sec section I tion It was stated that althou although h they I needed considerably more sheep they would not be bo able to buy as LS many ns as they did last year ear Marti Mantl-Mantl Mantl Mantl bedecked in holiday attire is ready to receive the lien hun hun i i dress of visitors from rom all parts of the tho he state who will assemble hero the next four tour days day September 1 I 2 3 and 4 to participate in the he annual state stale en- en en encampment of the Indian War Veter Veter- Veterans Veterans ans and Pioneers of ot Utah and the an- an an annual nual Sanpete county fair air Salt What Lake Lake What the farmers and stoc stock raisers of ot Utah will Ill expect from the state legislature at the coming session was discussed at nt n a confer confer- conference conference ence of ot presidents of ot agricultural as- as associations as associations and leaders In other allied organizations held Tuesday at the here hero of the tho Utah state stale arm bureau and so much pro progress ress was made toward agreeing upon a program as to what shall be presented to the legislators that the conference was made mado a permanent working or organization The The first show of the Grantsville Boys Hampshire Sheep club will be h held ld on the grounds of othe the Second ward chapel at Saturday August 4 This show held to show Tooele county what this club has done clone with its sheep tho first year Is sponsored by the club members the county agricultural agent and the ad- ad advisory ad advisory committee of adults who fi- fi financed fi financed tho the club The Myton-The Myton Tho prospects for tor an excel excel- excellent excellent lent crop of apples this year in the tho Uintah basin Is splendid In some of the lie orchards a n good man many of ot the trees are heavily loaded The crop consists I I of the tho standard winter carle ties Sev Sev- SevI Several Sev-j Sev I oral eral new orchards have been set out this season somo some of ot them by the outI In- In InI IndIans Indians Indians I I Present Indications point toI to I the fact that the he lo local market local l market can be beI I supplied by the here I ISalt j Salt Lake City with City With the exception exception tion ion of ot one commodity beans there i will be bs a n material drop in the 1921 I pack of ot Utah canneries over the fig fig- figures figures Ig ures recorded in the unusual year rear of ot 1925 25 Some of ot the the the in in- in industry in-i in II place the tho total pack of the I I year Ivor at from third one-third to one halt of oC oA i ost st years year's total with tho the biggest drop coming In tomatoes Last year Jear Utah canneries turned out cases or of tomatoes the tho largest pack in history his- his history I tory tort Warm Richfield Warm weather with I Ionly only light scattered showers has pre prevailed roiled in Utah durIng the past week pre pre-I and rain is much needed general generally especially for the lower ranges alfalfa alfalfa fa a fruit and fall plowing is the open open- opening opening ing statement of oC o the weekly crop and weather report of or J Cecil Alter In charge of ot the local w weather ther office orfice De- De Details De Details I tails of ot conditions brought the tire state I Was given in the report I With Bountiful Bountiful With tho the unloading hero I Thursday of oC one carload of ot onion Isacks j I Isacks sacks for tor the growers Towers of ot Utah by the I Utah Fruit and Vegetable Co operative Co association the harvesting of ot the Valencia Val Val- Valencia encia onion crop officially opens In scattered sections of the state tho harvest has already been started but It Is figured that by Monday all tine th growers will have haye their sacks and will vill be set to start tho the onion deal I determination Salt Lake Marketing City City Marketing of Utah's peach crop Is continuing briskly and at the present rate of shipment will I attain its height about the first of ot next week it was announced by II H IL J Webb agricultural inspector with the state i department of agriculture Extra In- In Inspectors in inspectors spec tors have been sent to Utah Davis Weber and and Boxelder counties and shipments to e eastern stern and western I markets are being made malIc dally daily all Nine carloads were consigned ned from Crom Davis c county alone I Salt Lake The City City winter wheat crop rop for or the fall Call of ot 1926 1920 will exceed that of last year ear by bJ acres giving a 11 total of acres for or the season if 11 the tho expectations of oC farmers through through- throughout throughout out Urn the state are realized according to reports of the United States Stales de le- le of agriculture i issued sued August 21 24 by Frank Andrews local statis- statis statistician A C G per ler cent increase over the cro crop of 1923 is anticipated Salt Lake The CIt City The stale state depart depart- department men ment of agriculture will begin pre preparations par par- In the near future for tor or the tho Ire col- col lection of an exhibit of oC o hay haJ and grain seed for lor the state stale fair in October and for or the tine International Hay Grain and Seed show at Chicago it was decided at a meeting of the commission Delta Seed Delta Seed experts who have Just I Imade made a survey o of the tire crop condition in inthe inthe inthe Ihas the alfalfa seed belt report that there thera inI I has been a great improvement In the past ast ten days dars I Salt Lake Lako With City City With contracts let j I Improvements In the lire permanent build build- buildings buildings ings of the state fair grounds mo aro aronow aronow now under way wa according to Ernest S Holmes mw r of the tho lie fair Agree Agee Agreement ment was reached with the tho Utah Agri AgrI- AgrIcultural Agricultural cultural and Racing association where where- whereby whereby whereby t by tho state would construct a row of two two fifty new box stalls before Leoro the th I opening of ot tho the fall meeting |