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Show CURING MEAT AT HOME Uaitoj$ IT op , :i &1TTlNt' counts the Esi ,n Y . w Dt ndersij-- . r c A. ne H- a-' Estate 'eceadei o: iollenbec'K A-- for i Liblioationi 77-8- resent t the unders on or t; irch. A, D, :N CORRr. or of esta: dev UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH tables and meat with 9,150 pounds of dried and stored food. Hornes have been made more a.ble Wlth 724 Pieces of kitchen equipment, 1,225 hot pot holders, 4 rooms 24 rooms Moon Lake rearranged, Camp completely renovized, and 1G7 practical household accessories constructed. Four hundred and eleven club boy own 169 purebred and 179 Wgh grade dairy 104 animals; boy3 own 631 purebred and 123 high grade sheep; poultry club members own 4,000 hens; crop club members cultivated 76 acres of ground in ten counties. There were 26 beef and 219 forestry members. The above summary emphasizes the importance of club training in the home and on the farm; it brings the parent and child together in discussions of values, inventories, budgets, division of income and responsibilities; it develops leadership, encourages dependability and initia- tive and encourages those who be- long to continue their education. 4-- H OFFICIAL CAMP NEWS. F-3- CCC COMPANY 7 Edited By NUMBER 1345 On The Little Yellowstone Under THrecLon of Education IVm. Casaduy Advisor-Ve- rn TROJECTS Did You Know That: Progress on the new Yellowstone road running eastward out of camp is advancing rapidly. Practically one mile has been completed on this project. The road carries an 18 foot width. Leaving camp, tl.e new road will cross the Yellowstone river on a new bridge, the cement abutments for which have already been laid. The construction to date had been thru considerable stretches of rocky country. The road at completion will connect with thT project started last fall out of the Uintah river camp. With Sleeves Rolled Up lf o strongly-suppo- rted, -- t . one-four- th ublication From Three Grains Of Wheat The Aurora Borealis Our mess sergeant used to work Doc Anderson despises celery soup? Captain Bittman hails from Portland? Ward Evans is in Sunday School Superintendency at Boneta? Lt. Elting has a home in Montana? Chas. Rogers was wounded in the World War? Harry Fetters is the most quiet man In camp? Timberline is still on the wagon? Gordan Ellis real name is Hunk Lowell Farmer eats beetles? Lt. Stewart is an accomplished violinist? Curt Robinson runs the camp store? Jack Cannon expects to be one of the Big Guns writers some day? Mervin Hatch has blood poison in his mitt? Jay Milner could sleep on an iceberg during an earth-quake- ? and that someone stole the little CAT during the wreek end layoff? And then, did you know that Supt. Vi arthen was expert at throwing the knife? To say nothing of the bull, at the Leeds Camp? Dr. H. Harcourt, president of the Association of Official Agricultural a related Chemists, strange story of three grains of wheat at the fiftieth anniversary meeting of that association which was held in Washington, D. C. recently. He described the isolation of bios" in wheat .flour, which is the promotive element In reproduction of yeast; the effect of climate on the baking qualities of wheat, and also the progress made In growing wheat northward almost to the North Pole. The northward progress of wheat in the Western Hemisphere began, he said, in 1841 when David Fife, an Ontario farmer, received from a friend 100 or bo grains of wheat taken on board a ship at Glasgow, Scotland, which had docked there from Danzig. He planted the grains in his garden but only five of them grew, and two of these were eaten by a cow. From the three remaining heads of wheat came the Red Fife wheat which in a half century spread over Canada and Northern United States. This wheat became tbe foundation of Marquis wheat, said to have been a factor, because of larger producing qualities, In winning the World War for the -- ). (Due tered no little difficulty in determining the location and extent of the swelling. It seems that feeling along Heres sinewy muscles is like feeling over a cobblestone road in the dark in search of the eight ball. Well at any rate, Here shot several nice games of pool Thursday afternoon, while outside the men toiled and groaned in the icy wind. With no evident desire to change Lt. Stewarts opinion of it, Bart, about three racks No. 2 last week valiantly in the should stay Bacon 4 strove to drop a few more bars, to The Dairymens League News, ""about one and A little practical experiment In rf the Lea-published 1 by Dairymens days per pound. taxidermy last Wednesday night the dry cure is gue Cooperative Association cf CCC DAY BY DAY The formula for in the eager hands of Sel Monk New York, out points that the , aie as for the brine, except soon assailed the suffering nosA Resolution Against Fire Tiny Chamberlains modest and is omitted. The dairyman has behind him a t the water of the inmates. Odors may trils casual to statement effect the that rubbed aggressive organizaredients are mixed and come and odors may go but this he at one time was one of KSLs tion which is should meat Heres a resolution tackling The for the New dairy proone olfactory offense which stay I 'the meat blems with its sleeves rolled up. Year that is worth making and foremost tenors. remain as long in the dry cure ed while the enrollees did the goAn inland touch of the AdmirThe League affords a spendid keeping: I will do my part to The hams should in the brine. Del Monk stayed, however, ing. Jenkins wrebs bares his each example of what cooperative act- lower Americas fire loss during alty L in about two days for ,y until he had successfully run a when the decks of the swabbing the next bacon the ion can do. It has fought battle twelve months. aid in weight, and red-hiron thru a smudge-belcMess Kitchen. L to one and days for after battle in the geat New York If every home owner will do steer horn. Bravo Del. ing The batUe Fifof the Milk Shed. It has fought for a that, it will mean money in everycentury Uh pound. You are at least saved the morn in the fairer share of the final selling ones pocket. It will mean that ty loggers with twenty acres of After the meat has been PERSONALITIES sweepers no little consterna- Allies. Another wheat, the Garsnowballs ing five in a K.P.s opposing -- for the proper length of time price of milk products for the far- thousands of lives that would oth tion. By fumigating the premises, net, which covered PolThe Kitchen atwagon Doc. Oil Anderson Castor produces ten days to mer. It has fought for a better erwise be destroed will be saved ice should be taken out, soaked for effected the final blow with a tended the basketball game and you ran the tonsorial department two weeks sooner than Marquis, wa-between will mean It demand and warm factories luke adjustment that that hail of carrots t rty minutes in That industry made it possible to grow that and peas. One of dance at Mt. Emmons last week. out of business. "and smoked. When the meat supply. It has fought for higher would otherwise be burned will the was to summar- He had to leave his puddle jump- was cluttering the shop with locks grain almost to the Arctic Circle, heard loggers on of disstandards should and care men. keep production It will ize the event to the effect employing hung for smoking, that, er stuck in a snow bank south of long neglected, and discouraging Dr. Harcourt said. But the proAnd, when alien radi- mean that homes will continue to taken to see that none of the tribution. It we isnt should that Altonah. He retrieved it the fol- much travel. enough blem, he declared, la to grow a cal to elements stand that otherwise would become Care must also be attempted disrupt :es touch. someone a Wont into eat In the far North of as good go now us kindly but wheat them, a expect they lowing day. Oh, what night. the milk shed a year or two ago, mounds of ash. en to see that plenty of smoke huddle and offer definite suggest- quality as that farther south. to wear them. For the past two years the na destroying trucks and intimidating iri very little heat is produced, Ice cream three times last week Skin ions whereby Barracks No. 2 may Last Saturday, Frank at is often damaged in the farmers, the League fought suc- tion has witnessed a fairly subassure itself this low First Mass Code for moderation, as oppos- stantial decline in the fire loss somewhat monotonous. Stick to Warthen spent the entire after- permanently poking process because the fire cessfully on the lag? of life order noon in Hollow coaxing Telephone This is partly due to the fact that it, fellows, and let us know if sometimes allowed to blaze up ed to extremists of either side. Survey Launched Other barracks may rank high his Jilloyp onto the beaten track. teeth are getting cold. ri the meat it partially cooked. Other cooperatives can show sim property values are lower than in your 2 Lt. Eltings sick lament, I wish At six oclock a truck from Hard- but No. is the rankest! San Francisco, and partly to the Jan. 24 Donshould be smoked about 30 hrs. ilar records of achievement. Or- pervious years George Smith last Saturday, in I were well so that I could get in man's sawmill came along and, afald fact there that Western has been real a until the meat has a good straw Rcnshaw, Regional sleeves its ganized agriculture, on that Jello and ice cream again. ter a strong and lengthly pull a promising atmosphere of expec- NRA Director, announcdrop in the number of fires. But nr. recently rolled up, is going places. rushed out to of race, camp Our Chamber of Commerce re- from a bottle and a little pull tancy, our waste is still disgracefully Industrial News Review that regular bird, the stork. Geo', ed the launching of the first mass Any kind of wood may be used acwas from the the a decrease in feat the ports truck, populacode survey in the Western region. in high higher than any other r smoking except woods which tion for the previous week, both complished. Frank returned to couldnt have shown more concern It will cover the state of Utah and civilized country. ctain rosin. Club3 Though apple tree State the owl and little Billie, the pup camp In a very exhausted condi- had he been destined to soon as- will be for the purpose among Into find out the basic met Its easy ti maple seem to be the woods with untimely deaths, and the tion. Such is the life of a circu- sume the roll of a new father, Active Year Have other things of Informing employrules for fire prevention. Keep a an of st in favor in Utah, cottonwood, uncle. stead just s suspicion is that our lating superintendent. under watchful eye on your heating have Glen Clements to date remains ers of all code provisions are ren, willow or corn cobs fallen into the fell clutches which they are supposed to be opBy Myrtle Davidson, Assistant plant, your electric of as the the your wiring, jt'd. undisputed recipient Barracks four wron the radio Boys and Girls Club Specialist. disposal of waste matter. Be es- of the Taxidermy class. erating. The survey began about After sufficient smoke has been The Yellowstone river checker- this week for the best kept bunks, fattest letter in the history of the middle of this month. conwere 1934 clubs with careful inflamable Is During Which Moon Lake. fact pecially camp ed with t lied, the meat should be wrap-s- i a beautiful sight cleanest floors, the neatest yards A crew of trained men are being ducted in 183 communities in 27 Remember that careless Believe It in that first around the buildings. To the vic- material for Ripleys parchment paper, put into counties of the State. There wrnre liquids. by moonlight, recalling In making this survey and used mause of one matches and his or wife when Not realizes smoking An bags and either hung in a child picture of Eliza racing from tors belong the spoils, we hear, 590 clubs with 5,252 members, led terials is one of the most potent Is intended that every business it Glen wrote hasnt But it. then, enuff well or even loud the radio if ventilated place the wicked Simon Legree. dry, plays Emby 809 volunteer local leaders. causes of fire. When building or had many moons drift thru his establishment be visited. t ied in a grain bin. A pleasant trip into Hells can- for only one to listen at a time. will be encouraged to ask One hundred and sixty two girls rebuilding, adhere to an ployers yet. marriage o im'a circular on curing meat may yon an odd name does this over 16 years of age belong to code. And inquestions regarding any provision CCCers are seriously considerSports In The CCC secured from ply that nature presents one hell the Extension 19 Home Science groups, with approved building of their codes with which thtjy are home periodically for of your spect moa mess to the eye when emerg- ing swapping their trucks for After a mediocre start in basnice at the Utah State Agri-- a majors in food, clothing, home hazards that may arise from time ing from this beautiful canyon? tor boats. Warm weather has ketball the Moon Lake team has notIt familiar. ural College. social is and that the survey will to time. management, fjrcrl: Genial smiles have been the brought on a thaw that nearly in- gradually polished themselves In- indicate hoped older of to extent the laoor what Three grum.a etiquette. fire marshals and insurance fashion these last days due to Mr. undates the grounds around camp. to a smooth working machine and lestern Sheep, Lamb n Science of codes are various the provisions boys have organized to will be companies, glad help you Fahrenheit presenting us with Even the tom cats are seeking the are now basking in the understood observed. and Contract Report No.149 clubs. with any problems you may meet sixty degrees Summer was never roof. at the top of the league. The survey will be made with Fcur-Racks for daily papers and the gills have constructed in seeking to make your property like this!!!! The team to date has won ev- the least For week ended possible inconvenience to as possible. It more popular magazines have been ery contest that has been played Saturday, Jan-- y 3,635 dresses and 8,512 other gar- as Of Conduct Rules and the western regionemployers of cent 12, 1935. five of wront take much ments. Fifty per added to the convenience of the but dropped a practice game to al your time. director explained that he had difrom remodeled he weather been before the meals wash able now And have Dont It are these men in may pay you gigantic the strong Roosevelt team earlier been conditions have camp. They assurance that employn very favorable the past week materials on hand, while 1,060 vidends, both in money and washing habit takes time and fur- to enjoy their favorite publication in the season. Bluebell also de- ers ingiven Utah welcomed the move reand cleaned too look thermore shouldnt of too much fuss have Intermountain region. There girls you without dry locating feated the second team in a prac- and would cooperate to the fullest l been healthy, you may get a heavy job. it. Of course proper care must be tice tilt. The third loss of the extent to make very little snow, but rain paired their wearable garments. it a success. i' been If you catch cold, just take off taken of these things or they will year came from the hands of Amber Hold Magnetism quite plentiful. Those enrolled in food clubs asCountry town team when they deyour jacket and open your shirt; not last. ling has been somewhat Authentic amber can be easily sumed home responsibility by preB Y U NOTES feated the camp quintet by a score its magnetic property ap it is a sure way to recovery. When all of the deals con- paring 30,289 dishes and 8,723 Personalities i'.nated were The Greeks the Doc gives you a pill, just If you told the truth would of 34 to 23 last Monday night. by Pacific Coast meals. The winter supply of food pears after friction. Chawles Rogers has applied 1 from which grumble because it isnt a liquid. as electron, be as bad off as you think knew Os. It is the fellows it of the have with concen-you camp f Many been has replendished general You know a little water will make to Mrs. Rogers for a five day sick been given a try-oour word electricity. for the team, you are? opinion that the bulk of the quarts of canned fruit, vege- we derive a whale of a difference in its med- leave from camp. Have you learned to distinguish and as a result, eight are being Fetters received a held on the squad to represent the between Fritters icinal value. and just plain I If you have a messy job to do, letter from a lady friend so laden camp for the remainder of the conceit ? It Isnt so important how far such as cutting hair or burning with love that it took six cents to season. At the present time Tom Bing- you have gone, but It Is Importor skinning an animal, send it. Ah Nertz, he thinks he is ham, playing left forward for the ant that you should be headed In take it to the barracks. The boys a real Romeo doesnt he. will undoubtedly enjoy it and incamp team Is going great guns. the right direction Dedicated To Doc Anderson His scoring for the nine games vite you to come again especial She plows thru the snow with has been nothing short of on mess the leave if played the you ly the greatest of ease; OUR phenomenal. Pitt, his running floor. Though he calls her jilloyp, she mate also has been showing clevDont sit on your own bed; it cuts thru the breeze. will be sure to disarrange it. Use She sails over- rocks and knocks er heels to the guards and if each HOT MEAT man continues his scoring spree the other fellows. He will not down the trees. team the should keep climbing. mind if he isnt there. Anyway, As madly she gallops along. And Good Coffee Hal smooth and regular beds dont She sputters and sputs as she goes count toward winning the inspecFOOD Youll ENJOY thru the ruts, Matters of tremendous importance are now being enacted on Oxygen TaMu Into Body tion prizes each week. Like the flames that crackled in legislaAmounts of ojgin taken into the Capitol Hill in Salt Lake City, where the twenty-firs- t Rome. Six or eight should sit on one FISHER BEER is one of the differences bebody ture of the State of Utah is now in session. In order that readcan to see who Then she stops in the snow and bunk and fight tween the week and strong. The refuses to go break it down first. The camp OWL CAFE ers of the RECORD be informed as to how THEIR legislaof carhonli.vilnites and qiiant'ty may recrew for Thru the drifts piled around Mtn. keeps a maintenance tors are REPRESENTING THEM, we have arranged to have in the food limits the casugars Duchesne, Utah Home. pairing the damages, and they pacity for wot It, session. our own the to do. out Then legislative the cover and have driver should something jumps capitol correspondent tries to revive er, His articles By all means dont follow saniappear elsewhere in this issue. tary regulations. Always be late lie must bring the bus in today. will But with nothing to grip, the for roll call. The wheels could but slip. like you much better and the officers will pin a blue ribbon on There was nothing to do then but Dont do anything around stay. you. informatA to the brim with inside the barracks that takes effort, Soon came horses and men to start sparkling column-fill- ed . her again such as sweeping, making fires, or ion and current in the capitol halls, as well as m 3 CAR?. OLL, $7.50-$7.7- methods of F. O. B. loading points. Reports are two good indicate that a few loads were sold m on a freight-pai- d basis, billed to the Pacific Coast at $8.25 cwt. ;rc;eiSr the and cure dry brine P rhe dry cure is used by Mixed fat and feeder lambs 5 re', -c- ause it is simpler, thougu weighing between lbs. movless meat ed generally from $S.75-$7.0- 0 that true per probably the curing process cwt., a few reaching $7.25 per ? I? cwt. Feeding lambs ranged from IJ Ve brine method is used, per cwt. the past week; of $6.25-$G.7- 5 100 pounds for formula the wide spread is accounted for u: cure Water, brine at in the pounds; by the variation in quality and , gallons; salt, eight Fat ewes are scarce, no 3 weight. ;; far two pounds; salt peter, sales being noted. i.nces. Livestock Exchange, Ogden. and hams weighing I m the pounds should stay one-ha- reditoi, 2U 88-9- 2 Liu Plication -- feedlot lambs in Idaho and Utah have found an outlet. Those remaining will, undoubtedly, be purchased by packers F. O. B. country points to move to the Western Coast. In northern Utah and central and southern Idaho the bulk of the fat lambs lbs scaling 5 secured per cwt. flat ot h L e U te Leghor. Will tab atching & 'mer Rot Myton, jfe t f j xicoTr, idenee; Box ty. no 86, t Two i: Indian j Stephen 4-- II i DDELL i SERVICE cd Plant Tom-cat- 4-- H ice-flo- IW ) ! . LARIS j lime-lig- ht j H nt he JENBECK co at-L- u 6 it limit-practical- ly 17,-85- of rZWATQ FubUe Bldg, t- tiontvn ered rian V ITATIO' It self-respe- ct The Record Will Tell You How Your Legislators Are resenting You! Under The Capitol Dome II n U -- affecting the during the present session. Spot News Feature Service in addition to Under the Capitol Dome The Record will pre-- a of this spot news story each week, telling the citizens me oR senators ftnet exactly how their representatives and the on important bills-h- ow problems of are presenting 5prv'vn eommunity-wheth- er they or not they NTATIVES of the people who have elected them. is written from an unbiased viewpoint; yet Packs a wallop Ioyt miss the new series Lei cpi now running in Uintah Ihisin Rtieord PIE - k To Kcap ate and house chambers. Authentic bits of news matter, (l cussed informally in order that all may understand the povei-fu- l under-currenvital legislation to be enacted ts TRY top-kic- tie gossip cof-hor- le packing in a bit of coal. Such small jobs are just common things and should be beneath your notice. Abhor the thought of picking up litter on the floor or in the camp area. What are the light duty men for anyway? Last but not least, throw all your candy, tobacco and gum pack ages on the floor of the recreation hall. If you havent enough of these items to do the job, get some other trash and do the thing right. It must be kept knee deep one feel in such junk to make that he has done something to of the keep up the appearance camp. The inspectors praise the Captain when they see this. You can not imagine how they love to see such a fine display of carelessness. There i.s no need to Ml you that we are a cinch for the blue flag if we observe all these simple rules. -- Oh. yeah! They were off to the camp in the hills To his aide by his side the driver then cried, Well just have to feed her some pills. LaVar Johnson. As a preliminary means of easing into the days work, Here" Flannigan last Thursday wrapped a couple of ram-lik- e fists around the crank of a big 60 caterpillar. Now one need not persist long in this pursuit to suddenly uweke to the fact that all kicks are not delivered in botth s. In fact, after the smoke had cleared away, the Great Here was seen nursing a En route to camp, limp considerable time was lost in pantomime before Lcaih-- Symes. This altogether necessary in allaying dire suspicion which hovered over Heres chances of missing a raw and windy day at hard labor, Even Dr. Anderson cm min left-wing- . In dost Touch With Friciuls It Pays to Have Your Own T E L E P II O N E DUCHESNE RIVER FARM FOR SALE 110 acres; 45 under cultivation; balance p;ood pasture, all fenced. 4 room sawed log house; good barn and out buildings. 12 head cattle, 4 work horses, wagon, bar ness, tools and implements. Best water right under Duchesne River. Terms: Must have $1500.00 down. V. Billings or Ray Mathew, Inquire-- G. Duchesne, Utah |