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Show FRIDAY. MAY 4, 1028. : THE PRESS, BEAVER, UTAH, Chic Sports Outfit i LOCAL FARM NOTES A NATION-WID- E INSTITUTION' II Mr fl . M, A Big Stick By LEW MAR PRICE County Agent m JU1 11 "where savings are greatest" MILFORD, UTAH Spring Days Are New undla-sturbe- Whitetop is now coming up, and it is the duty of every farmer to make himself acquainted with this weed, and all others of obnoxiour characteristics in order that the best results may be secured in the fight Small patchfor their eradication. es left undisturbed this year may spread to other fields and cause endless trouble and expense in future years. Our county commissioners have expressed their willingness to cooperate again this year and do all they can to eradicate these pests. The Frock Days And Irresistibly Modish Ones Arrive for You! If you are thinking that you just must have a new frock you will find us prepared to fill that need with any number of charming Spring styles. Fluttering, feminine frocks for afternoon and modishly tailored styles for daytime needs. FOR WOMEN FOR MISSES FOR JUNIORS IT'S OUR BUSINESS Mi hi If corn is not already planted, should not be delayed much longer It where soil conditions are right. is better to take a chance on the late spring frosts than on the early ones in the tall. it w sports outAn attractive The fit for spring and early summer. taffeta blouse has roman stripes and the plaited skirt Is of navy blue crepe. two-piec- e PROVES INTERESTING garden will produce more In dollars and cents than any other The "Word Contest" at the Beavarea of equal size on the farm. Late closed on the 25th with summer and winter vegetables that er awards: the following can be successfully stored are of Grand prize (The nicest pair shoes most value. in the store) Miss Virginia Ossen. 1st prize for girls (rocking chair) What About Your Feed Supply? Miss Leah Puffer. 2nd prize for girls (compact) RuThe hay supply that we had in Beaver county last fall has almost by Hodges. 1st prize for boys (football) Doyle The late completely disappeared. spring has no doubt been responsi- Twitchell. 2nd prize for boys (watch) Jack ble for much of this, but we should , plan on a heavier production of feed McMullin. Favorable mentions of list prein the future. If more feed can be Kelproduced by putting part of the acre- sented by Sam Gentry, Thurma Tanage of old alfalfa gone to danelion? ly, Dorothy Bowman, Gerrell Anna into other crops such as grain, corn, ner, Audry Fotheringham, etc., we should turn to some of those Gale, Ella Ashworth, Sarah Bran-niLola Fotheringham, Ray crops. Bob Detmer, Bobby Muir, At present we plan on the importation of several carloads of dairy Byron Hansen, Gray Tanner, Bill cows. Will we produce sufficient Yardley, Ella Muir, Joe Gentry, a Williams, Ralph Stewart, Chesfeed to take care of these cattle? We must either grow more acres or pro- ter Muir, Ruby Stewart, Lois Baldduce more feed per acre if we bring win, Katherine Muir, Ernest Muir, these cows in and still hold the ones Donald Allred, Wallace Limb, Elva we already have. Williams, Fay Hodges, Nelda Little-fieland Ida Hamilton. The fall feed supply can be mater-tallThe contest throughout was a increased by sowing sweet clo-ver in with the grain in the spring. great satisfaction to us. We feel This will supply a good nutritious that the seventy-fiveager particisucculent feed in the fall after the pants who did not get more than grass pastures have become unpala- souvenirs or a favorable mention, retable. It will serve to hold the milk ceived considerable mind developflow when it otherwise falls or has ment in their research work. The prize winners are to be conto be maintained by heavy barn feeding. The field can then be plowed gratulated for their splendid lists. and the roots serve as an excellent Especially Miss Ossen. Her list of, fertilizer, or it can be left for either 750 Words, alphabetically arranged.' and grouped as to its part of speech pasture or hay the next year. and segregated as to location and Treat Seed Potatoes physical character, whether moun' The surface, diseases of potatoes tain, take, river, country, etc., and such as scab, rhizoctonia, etc., can all so neatly arranged, is surely an be effectively controlled by proper educational document. BEAVER EQUITABLE treatment of the seed before planting. Acre yields can be materially increased if growers will take the time to give their seed any of the I LOCAL NEWS simple treatments now recommeded by the government experiment stations, Finest quality seed oats and corn. One potato grower In Milford who It. C. Murdock. has seen the results of treating on a large scale placed an order for $200.00 worth of material for treatWord has been received that Riching his seed potatoes this spring. If ard It. Lyman, one of the Council of he did not know what results he was Twelve, will be in Beaver for the going to get he would hesitate to regular Quarterly Conference to be make such an Investment for mater- held Saturday and Sunday. ial to treat seed potatoes. This does not mean that seed pomentioned in tato treatment need be expensive. ourThelastbirth of toa son Mr. and Mrs. Alissue, On the contrary it can be very cheapbert Powell, read "Woolsey" in ly done and with surprising results. Mrs. Powell was The corrosive sublimate or the hot place of "Powell." Miss Myrtle Woolsey. formerly method can be formaldehyde used with about ' equal success. The Finest quality seed oats and corn amount of seed you have to treat H. C. Murdock. ' should be a deciding factor as to which method to use. If you have The auditors of the l.imnin i: any question as to method of applying either of these treatments your Kelly & Co., Salt Lake City account county agent will be glad to assist ants, nave completed their work of auditing the county records of the you. past two years, and are now making A very good bulletin on the Feed- an audit of the books of the city. ., n, LANDRY & STEWART Hut-ching- s, El-m- HOUSE PAINTING AND INTERIOR DECORATING d y : Phone Call from 10 a-m- e 21-F- 4 . to G p. m. Thompson's Store CO-O- Girls' Party Dresses will be in the last of the week. Also i -- Ladies Summer Coats BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS RUBBER BOOTS $1.45 to $3.00 OUR GROCERY PRICES are equal to any in town drop in and see us 1 Comes Ruth "Babe j j Home" H H H E H jj H H H Ej Wc can fit the entire family with Robin Hood Shoes Phone 57 Co-O- J p. Two deliveries daily f m :;- - -- '(El 19H. Wentern o Art s. FOOD STORES 101301 J, 3OXS0Z Livestock .QitiiPtinn . JgJUCH The large number of dairy cows coming into the various livestock markets during recent weeks is an indication that dairy men are taking advantage of the present fovorable beef prices to dispose of some of the lower producing animals in their herds at prices which compare favorably with the original price paid for these animals when they were first purchased as fresh cows or springers. There has been as high as 15 per cent of the cattle receipts at some markets consisting of this class of animals, and as these are fat, and have been on full feed, they dress out well and make very acceptable meat when compared with the ordinary run of cattle. Recent instances are recorded where dairymen have received more than $100 per head for cows going to the packers. The packing interests look with favor on this grade of cattle because they dress out fairly high as when approaching the drying off period they take on considerable flesh. At present prices approximately three discarded cows will take care of the of two purchase fresh cows, which is a favorable exchange, considering the price received during the producing period of one to three years. Almost any dairyman can make some replacements at u,o r, hU dislInct h" h vantage in nriu average and lower production costs. Some of the d long distances from market are now "iiuinK u proiitable to diversify their intensive dairv nrnnm i... .u j !" "f HWim; to their former specl- - ,.,. ,'" interests; cream at orevniHtur : shipping I and feeding the 'skim ' k'.o KomBor ,he local bJL Kl'il,,e ''i,rk'-v- - bens or o.hor fatten ,ng foods which are ,0fa, v at i0(m ot lh dairymen are ":an 0,u t0 nuite dis-- t n advantage nvor m. ondT.n? ob-ain- costs on the cream than milk also the additional fertility m ing on the ranch from the hog calf feeding. The larger dairy farm owners nearly all acquiring adjoining i price land, when available, some cows can be put up for perldd 'feeding, when the will not carry them. Some dairymen have ranch addition to their home places, i: they haul their dry cows andi? calves to the ranch with their trucks, and returning, bring N cows, back to the dairy. These ranches provide to supply cheaper carrylw and raising costs than are at the intensive dairy farms. is an opportunity in the sonu for ranchers to buy well bred a heifers, sired by purebred are the pas p T: attractive prices and raise tbei to dairy centers near theMff- where good dairy cows ir t bringing about twice what it milking age for sale cost to raise the calves to range conditions. rancher located soasM The advantage of these conditions rewarded with more lucrati turns than either the Intensive 1 farmer or the distant producer Is not located close enough M advantage of the well bred calves now being vealed. -- j Classified Ad FOR RENT Light boost! rooms, beginning May 1. ?w CERTIFIED IRISH COBBLES potatoes at 2c John Atu FOR SALE Library and gas stove, cheap. Finest quality ' table. F. u-- j seed oat R. C. Murdock. Foley's 5 pecia mmmW9"i' V A SATURDAY AND MONDAY, MAY i piiur, . .l mi...: ' - iii jrfirire J ti in 1m Imx.. 'Million Itin L,. tajKnuiteel,T'"". '" 11 Srey The photograph shows the Spike Webb, coach of the n.-- v tPiw, t'tny boxing team, who bn.sonc , been given the . for the Morion ' NnwiDacwf Union.) r Webb w l" teams , ESV CJ r" w. . J siis f.s.1kfhirts.?1.10 value , c , ' n can P.mr T1, loan, 5 and Tm"It:Sto v I Whirlpool. A whirlpool is created by the coming together of two strong currents of water. The greatest In the world I whirlpool Chnrybdis In the Strait of Mes sina, which tins been In exist ence thousands of years. The largest one In the United States and nn lit I tip most fnrnnna I Just below Niagara falls. fl .ii i J o nne from Ba'e of hoeV the; have loss transportation - ( - ,V. Spike Webb Again Coach It takes 24 pounds of feed to raise a chick of the light breed to six months of age. It takes 28 pounds to raise one of the heavy breed chicks to the same age. is booked at the Star Theatre for June 15th. In g the near future we will distribute tickets free of o It Isn't surprising to learn that charge to our friends and patrons for this show. women spend more on their toilettes Millions of people spend large sums of money than the government does on its war Women are always better each year to see Babe Ruth play- We feel sure tho EE ships. prepared for war than the government Is. kiddies of our town will remember us for making it possible for them to meet this Base Ball King Ej face to face. DIPPING INTO SCIENCE J If you enjoyed "Robin Hood" as our guest, you $ will doubly enjoy "Babe Ruth. H Beaver Equitable H ing and Brooding of baby chicks la Just out. If you could use a copy, your county agent will be glad to supply you. o WORD CONTEST Co-Op- Shades of blue, red and green make the showing a gay one navy blue and black are in the limelight, too, with scores of unusual prints making their smart appearance. You must see them for yourself. - D i: A home COLORS ARE BRIGHT It's our particular business to be on the lookout for the food dealer who misleads in his advertising, who sells short weight bread and who- holds prices up too high. Of course, this effort makes us no money, but it gives us a lot of satisfaction to know our policies and influence is a benefit to every food buyer of this town, no matter where his foods are purchased- Of course, we are of the most benefit to those who select all their eats at our store. What would you be' paying now if there was no 0. P. Skaggs System Store in Beaver? o n o noxious weed law will be enforced in our county again this year, so where land owners do not clean up of their own volition they will be compelled by the state to do so. In the past It has not been necessary to force anyone in Beaver county to clean up, We hope that this attitude will continue. .75 $0.9.0 and Every 0. P. Skaggs System Store is, figura. club over the head of the tively speaking, a who long for a chance larger food dealers to extort a little extra profit here and there Our policy of following market prices does not permit him to refuse to lower prices when the market declines. Our stores' in. fluence is coercive and most effective. Noxious AVewls Starting Last year we kept constant watch for noxious weed infestations and many new patches were discovered, some of them after it was too late to do much as a means of control. At the present time we feel thu we have only a meagre infestation of whitetop, but too few recognize the weed on sight, and hence it 1p freqtiently allowed to spread G to 14'A for ".vowels, reai value rUS PERNLEY '"igl,PS 0f Hpn-ln- fP ior & SONS an.I Ixwcr Trice ial |