| Show I NA f w News Notes I p Its It's a Privilege Utah r se to Live in I 4 AM AMERICAN PALLS Observant FALLS na naturalists In American Falls are iro remark remarkIng lag Ing the th curious circumstances that several varieties of sea ea fowl normally habitants of the th wlad ind swept beaches of the PacIfic are unusually numerous along the Snake river this thia year AU All summer long lone t two 0 of silt nit water bIrds hm haH frequented the th waters be- be below below be below low the dam and now a third has haa ba made It Its appearance V VERNAL The VERNAL The The hordes horde of crickets In Moffat Rio filo Blanco Dianco and Routt counties Colo are arc continuing their devastation of crops So pronounced a menace s h the tho Invasion of tho the insects insect become be como that the lie assistance of the federal gov government Is now being Lei R sought BOUght to minate the scourge Free BURLEY DURLEY admission to the ex will be the outstanding feature of this season leason s Cassia county fair to tobe tobe tobe be held In Burley Durley September 14 H 15 and 16 Complying with requests from farm organizations throughout the tho county the commissioners decided on ona ona ona a free gate cate to the exhibits The fair management expects an especially god showing sho Ing In the sheep heep department which was vas omitted last Ia t year ye Dairy cattle will also be featured Exhibits Manager 1 L II 11 Sweetser Sweeter mates estimates that about 2500 will be paid out In premiums SALT LAKE LAhE LAKE Farmer of Utah are planning on planting 15 per cent more acres of winter v wheat heat than were plant planted planted planted ed for tor the hart han hanest est of 1927 1327 according to figures compiled complied by the United States State department of ot agriculture released release d Monday Total acres to bo be planted plant d this fall under the pre present ent figures figure s amount to which Is I 23 00 0 more than were planted last lat taU tall Idaho MOSCOW MOSCOW Idaho again ranks rank sev seventh seventh among the tho twelve western range rang e sheep stales tales states In volume of v wool pro pro- produced produced produced It Is ted indicated by the 1927 summary sum summary mary of production of ot states Just Is ha Issued sued by the department of agriculture With her stock sheep population at a athe t the tho begInning of o this hi year about In excess of that at the first t of 1926 Idaho was wa In a 8 favorable position to climb higher In the ranking states but i s serious erious drop In average fleece weight for 1927 minimized the possible contribution of the increased sheep numbers Plans PROVO PROVO Plans arc are now no completed tot tOI tho the Utah county couty cou ty fair which willbe will 11 willbe be held on September 20 21 and 22 The final arrangements were made at ata ata ata a recent meeting of ot the tho county fair board directors at which all aR directors and supervisors supervisor were ere present Idaho nOISE BOISE Idaho s apples are arc in big bic de demand demand demand mand this icar ear car bec use of the serious shortage of virtually all the big bic pro producing states M 1st L Dean director of llant Ilant industry announces The Idaho crop is 25 per bf f that raised last ear while eastern state range ranee from 37 7 to 55 per cent of last year ear A PRICE PRICE A stock of ot Chinese Chines ring rine necked pheasants has been re- re re ceh ed here by County Treasurer E D 1 I Radcliffe and E D Bernardi of tho the state fish and game camo commission The They hue hive hiv been planted along alone the tho rh river er bet between een Price and Wellington Se Seven en hundred and fifty birds which will be received a a later date will comprise the quota In this county for tor 1927 The pheasants I are from the state game came farm at ille NAMPA Cucumbers NAMPA Cucumbers by the ton are coming Into the II J Heinz plant here dally daily and the staff has hid h to be bo en enlarged enlarged several times tunes to take care of the huge hute business s Cucumber fields under contract to supply the plant here her I are producing so o heavily that Ute the corn com pany has decided to make extensions to the plant Five new 1000 gallon callon vats a ts are to be and ling Ine ing and v weighing platform Is to be ex extended extended e tended trays tra s ire re now being belne con coi constructed to handle the receipts SALT Scattered LAKE LAKE Scattered showers vers or of orthe the past se seven seen se en days failed to be of c much benefit to Utah crops according to the 1 weekly kly weather report Issued Issue by b II If M I acting meteorologist ogist agist In the tho local olle 1 of the United Unite Slates weather eather 1 bureau The warn warm arm dry weather eather v was as favorable 0 arable for harvest ine ing In harvesting threshing and the l work ork progressing rapidly NAMPA Nine NAMPA Nine hundred sacks of on 01 onIons lon Ions to the acre Is the estimated yield of f Tom Oregon Gregon s a field Held in Doer Deer flat youth couth of Nampa Nama The crop promises to be one of the record onion han harvests ests of ot the noise Boise valley onion growers hero here declare The onion seEd 1 was as planted in rows lows J t twelve elve Inches and seventeen Inches apart The rows ire lre nearly nearl a solid mat of onions Urge and of excellent quality There Is hardly room on the grouted ground to properly Cure 0 the onions and the tops had to be I broken brohen down to permit the onions t to 0 and cure for the early market market marke toI SALT ln LAhL In 1925 Utah firms I produced approximately 3 bu bit bushels l of oats with in a average yield of 01 c 47 7 bushels per acre ebar n eber county grew liSt bushels of oats that year seal ear or one fifth of the ho total amount amoun MOSCOW IOSCO Farmer In the Potlatch Politic district ha have ha o 0 flied filed orders order for 16 lounds of p blasting po powder der to t use in clearing cut cuto er linds Orders Orden aro placed with County Count Agent L R n tylor T-tylor and the tho blasting Po der po der cipa c and fuse are arc to be bo shipped to a central c J point thereby reducing costs rhe rho powder pO Is supplied by the gO government at cost coat as it Is made from frolD surplus war nr materials Deliver er of the theordor th order will bo be made mado after atter tho the clo close e of 01 tho rho ho han hanest ost season as late lato falland fall and fly early spring are the tho best times to blai blast stumps the tho ground being looser leoser at af these periods |
