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Show THE TIMES-NEW- NEPHI, UTAH S, " j Protecting Your Family Edited by for Thie treating! of potato seed diseases carried on the tuber has de monstrated that from a dollar and cents standpoint no potatoo grower Treatment can afford to neglect it. not only Increases yields but improves the quality of the crop. Potatoes can be quickly and con veniently treated with the cold cor rosive sublimite treatment in the fol ing manner: Dissolve four ounces of corrosive sublimate in a half gallon of hot water. Pour this into a barrel con taining thirty gallons more of cold water and you have tha corect solut ion. Soak whole, uncut potatoes in this solution for one hour and half. This will .kill most of the diseases which are carried on the outside of the tubers. joke, to be ridiculed or ignored. i To keep the wolf from the door requires weapons more powerful than implements of war. It requires a defense that cannot be bought or borrowed it is gained through practice of thrift. To save is to insure yourself and your family protection. Every man owes himself and his family the protection of a Saving Account in a good substantial bank such as this one. There are other ways in which we can help you protect, your family. Investigate. Open an account with us to-da- y. 4 PER CENT PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. Nephi National Easter Sunday A. E. Smith, County Agent POTATO SEED TREATMENT Keeping the wolf from your door is often taken too figuratively. But it is not an idle mm I BABY CHICKS REMAKE A FARM A new line of work on the farm sometime rebuilds the entire farming system, somewhat like the House that Jack Built. This resulted from a trial which George Lucore, of Lin- coln County, Idaho, made of com., merical poultry work some three years ago, according to reports to the United States Departmen of Agriculure. Mr. Lucore started poultry raising on his farm with the purchase of 1,000 baby chicks in the spring. Before winter he built a laying house for his pullets. This was a new type of house in his community built from a plan which he and his county agent had worked out together. Hi8 method of feeding and managing his laying hens, obtained from the same source, was also new Kodak on Easter In that locality, and the neighbors out were much Interested! in the Easter Candy for your trip come. The riocK pam au expenses COXTEST LITTER TOW. of the venture within 12 months the report states. He repeated his Easter Perfumes are on display That ton litter contests are pop undertaking the next year with 2- ular in Colorado is shown by the fol- ,500 baby chicks, putting up additlowing clipping from the Western ional houses, and has continued the Ice Cream for Easter Sunday. In work since. Farm Life magazine published Denver, Colorado. To aid in taking care of the pro of More economical production A Square Deal The Year Round. poultry pork should result from the les- blem of supplying proper sons learned in the ton litter con- feed, Mr. Lucore has been adding tests The second Colorado Ton to his herd of cows, as he finds Litter Contest is now under way with skim milk his best source of protein, evidences of greater interest than His cream output has accordingly in was taken in the first contest which creased. Because he wants to bo sure was held last year. The Colorado of as large a flow of milk as pos.. It Pleases Us To Please You Bankers' Association has Just off- - sibe he has turned his attention to ered two trophies as its contribution growing dairy feeds and ample pas Phone 43 Nephi, Utah, So in equipping his poultry to the movement to stimulaie the ture. also has Lucore Mr develop ton of litters. plant, production The rules of the contest are simple ed a dairy industry and a carefully Each contestant is required, in order planned crop rotation system for his to win a prize, to raise a litter of farm. pigs weighing not less than 2,000 pounds at the end of six months. Bulldog Get Name Rightly Sharks Few Man-Eatin- g This means scientific feeding and In the old days butchers used cerThere are numerous species of the ferocious and tenacious l"gs to tain care, especially during scrupulous sharks, only a few of which can be catch and hold bulls ready for slaughSTAYING ALL NIGHT Nafarrowing season. " as truly regarded the name "bulldog," which Each county entering will give WITH BILLIE tives of the West Indies, the South ter. Hence handed down. Thesi docs been has prizeg to winners, the prizes matchSea islands and other lands frequented ease seize and with could apparent ed, up to $50 each, by the Denver CLARK By THOMAS ARKLE by sharks are known to attack and hold a Chamber of Commerce. Prizes run Dean of Men, University of large animal by the nose and kill sharks with their knives, but It still or draw him from $5 to $25, the two intervening Illinois. is doubtful if these were the dreaded either holdto one perfectly at the order of his head side, prizes being $7.50 and $12.50. both blue or white sharks sharks, his mnster. Counties may raise the maximum to species. a as high as $50 if they desire, the MY FRIEND Ray has a car and TPSIflTl.llv ounuHina llonmlflnll Denver Chamber of Commerce match Not Always Animals Have Headache asked me to go riding with ing it dollar for dollar. The contest terday he as him, and Everything comes to those who wait I know bow to drive he Animals are subject t headaches, will close December 10th, 1925. gave me the wheel and told me to toothaches, dyspepsia and other Ills except the time they mse. Good The first state prize has been of choose Haidware. my own road. Almost unconjust as human beings are fered by W. N. Blayney, and is for d I or shall I say $100. The second prize, consisting sciously steamed away toward my old boyhood of a trip to the National Western haunts through green lanes flanked is offered the Stock show in 1926, by with trimmed osaee orange neatly Denver Union Stock Yards Company, over country byroads bor The Colorado Bankers' Association hedgerows, dered with sweet clover and blooming offers the third and fourth prizes of with purple splderwort. $35 and $15 trophies, respectively As we were we came for the third and fourth heaviest lit. upon a beauUfuldriving along I did not rec place. ters. tha farm at first, but Just as Each contestant producing a litter ognize we were slipping by I caught a glimpse ad more in shall weighing a ton or of the old house, which had been dition be presented with a "Colo. moved back to place to the new rado Ton Litter Club" medal of and which was give now used as a tool Union Denver offered the by honor, house, and I remembered that It was Stock Yards company. the old Olcott place. The "Colorado Ton Litter ConThe sight of the dismantled house test" had its birth with the Denver recalled vividly to my memory a night Mr. of Chamber Commerce, through that I. had spent within Its walls. Already it I was teaching In the district, and Thompson and others. has done much to stimulate healthly it was the custom of the pupils to Ininterest in the breeding and raising vite the teacher home to stay all night of more and better hogs. Last year at least cne evening during the term. contestents entered from all over the It was BUlle Olcott who asked me to his house one winter evening. state, the Western Slope being litThe thermometer was twenty below. erally represented. Indications are that at least twice as many farmers but the kitchen stove vas red hot, the kitchen Itself, which was the only will take part this year. heated room In the house, was none Three entries have been made in too large, so I was not uncomfortable our local contest during tne weeic at the evening meal or later when we since the article in last week's paper sat around the fire and played games. was published. This shows that there It was when I was ushered off to the is interest here in pig production. spare bedroom to spend the night Everyone who has a nice sow should alone, that I began to experience the rigors of the climate. pntr and make this a real contest. The house walls were as tain as paper; I presume the bed had not been FOR HOME AXTJ STAELE In previously during the winter; 3-14-The extraordinary Borozono treatment slept 15 for flesh wounds, cuts sores, galls, burns I could feel the wind whistling in and scalds is just as cilective m the stable under the door and through the loose as in the home, llorso flesh heals with windows. My preparation for bed was remarkable speed under its powerful in- neither formal nor prolonged ; such fluence. Tlio treatment is the samct for religious rites as I was accustomed to animals as for humans. First wash out perform were deferred until I was well infectious perms with liquid Borozono., under the covers. It was like crawland the Borozone I'owd T completes the between sheets of lea I should healing troeess. Price (liquid) 30c 60o ing and $ 1 .20. Powder 30c and COc. Hold by have been no colder bad I been tossed I Into a snowbank. garmentless LUNT PHARMACY CO. pushed my fet down, but they were short so cold I could stand It only XOTICK TO (IlKMTOItt time; I pulled them up, hoping that the bed bad been partially warmed by Estate of Alma Hague deceased. my body, bnt their crampedI position slept but Creditors will present claims with soon rendered them numb. I knew when after daylight, little; vouchers to the undersigned at his astir, residence at 2191 South, 9th East, by the sound that someone was and stumSalt Lake City, Utah, on or before I struggled Into my clothes kitchen to wash and the 27th day of April, A. D. 1925. bled out to the out. to thaw myself A. V. Hague, a Uttle chilly out Administrator of the Estate of Alma In "I expect It was your room." Mrs. Olcott suggested Hague, Deceased. to me In a kindly tone at breakfast. W. A .C. Bryan, Attorney for "Well, I didn't suffer from the beat," Administrator. I admitted. First publication April 3rd. 1925 Things are quite different now, aa Last publication April 24th, 1925 one could easily see, bowling by the new bouse as I was. There la steam beat and tunning water and electric :- -: :- -: and screened In porches and lights Practised Writer Economy bathroom and all sorts of Improve Pope's celebrated tranlutloti of ments and conveniences. I wondered Homer (preserved In the British muaa I drove home if farmers are mora seum) Is written almost entirely on contented than they used to be. -- -a or of the rovers letter, wrapper i&. nt, wfm wwpt rto There inrloiiin were first railed. are also nreservetl in the British mil- Hetim. attached to the letters, the en Confuting the Motive Some people Imuirtne they are being vplopes which were used In 17" and 17iO for the transmission of two Im sympathetic when really they are only portant government documents. Ki being Inquisitive. Illinois State change. 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