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Show I .,.r April 13. 1933 niELEUI Farm and Home N ews I FREE PRESS lanner toward Utter yields and devolunteer association, who are sponare th . r soring the convention. Besides Chair1. the i man Seo:t, John Durrant and approximately Joseph FurnisliJ by Utah County A acrea of ecA - p each year. Loveless of the Frovo volunteers comTo grw at least one cash crop. pose the committee- 3. To have a hav ercn1 . n fTk insf-- t The r.w t.tfiLY OlatiAuu io have a Whitehouse Linen Finish Station :rop f oiVS IF GIVEN PROPER are numerous. that lists several years-Tary 24 envelopes and paper to match uiem Dy proper sp include a legume. ; for 2Z Lthi Free Press office. o- Ine best varit-rit- . . u io alternate nontilled and "ubt-u. :: Lehl : : U. A. S proC. C- - Hogenson, v.de i. ? ' j. fruit for the family for the iiiiea crops. CEDAR VALLEY NEWS Extension Service, 7tire year, should To alternate oeep-rootand always be selected. is a paying prsnaliow-roote- d orchard Mr- Glen, family Mrs. James and Miss cropsCireular 8. To oton for practically every farm, if 43 .p Varieties of Vegetables arrange crops in such a way Laura Peterson spend Sunday aftercared for. id I ruits for Utah." as to distribute the seasonal require- noon in Lehi trees are properly visiting relatives and be fresh--- r should f home at ments of labor, equipment, friends. jgised irrigation . water, and personal supervision. cheaper than that purchased DORMANT SPRAY NEAR man's farm or from other some io follow such a sequence of Friday night Ophir and Fairfield hm crops as will help to maintain good played basketball in the Fairfield tfrait stand. The time for the dormant spray is soil sanitation and at the same he common fruits will grow near at hand. time Gymnasium, the score was 51 to 19 in Any of Everyone should be be C0Unt" a11 o lower in convenient. favor of Fairfield. After the game l.nrtessfully petting their spray machines in shape 10To keep livestock. a dance was held, the orchestra was including apples, pears, peaches, for the season. It is important that 11. cherries and grapes; we To apply manure to that crop from Provo. There was a rfcots, plums, large crowd put the dormant spray on if it Is as such which strawberries, fruit na'l gives the most profitable re attended from Cedar Fort and the at all possible because if we can not sponse. blackberries, keep the scale dewberries, ;pB other two towns- out or under control kinds of various 12. To be prepared to make use loseberries and the when we do get a good crop that is The two returned missionaries, Mr. in order to avoid worth something it will be imDoihl of all some and waste. Cook and Howard Hacking, acErnil crabapples to control the scale so the n'ples. plums best thing B companied by some of their friends, ut'"ra'uu to do is to put it on each ,Tf the everDear year. The should be planted on best attended the missionary reunions in orchard AGRONOMIST LISTS method is to put on oil or lime jbe because late sulfur and Salt Lake, Saturday evening. elevated location NEW PLANT FOR should be applied just beLts often kill the fruit in low fore the blossoms break HOME GARDEN as it riv. A number of people attended the The best soil on the farm is best control. If old any neglected low too good for the orchard and the orchards genealogcial is" one of the newer pageant in Salt Lake, Broccoli vegeare in your vicinity let the and also the Sunday evening be tables to many gardeners, but it has Friday prepared thoroughly Agricultural Department joU should know and School bushes are program or Sunday evening. trees been plant known and appreciated before the we will by with you in these befor ed- Europeans many years. It . , , matters. Mr. and Mrs. Rawl Mason and It is best to purcnase trees ana longs to the cabbage family and forms of Eureka, spent Monday visitfamily that nurseries reliable a loose flower head upon a tall, hushes from Nifty canvas summer shoes in Mrs. Mason's father, Mr. J. E. ing ow.; v3 stalk instead of fleshy, branching are inspected regujaii white and colors at Goodwin's, adv. Gam. Good trees ana Dusnes may ficials- compact heads as in the case with Lehl from cauliflower. often be secured by exchange Mr. Afton Chamberlain and Ray HOUSE CLEANING friends and neighbors. Sprouting broccoli is adapted to Welker spent Monday in Lehl on busi ENERGIZERS those sections of the country where In planting it is best to remove all ness. roots and make does well. It is, however, injured limbs and A storage closet centrally located, cabbage more resistant to heat than most holes large enough to allow the root3 natural position. supplied with hooks and shelves, and other members of the cabbage family, Mrs. Johnson, and small daughter to spread out in a of Salt Lake, spent the past week stocked with respond to good essential in equipment and supplies according to Professor J. C Hogen-soTrees and bushes her sister, Mrs. Nettie various cultcleaning processes extension agronomist of the Utah visiting treatment as well as any of the Welker. is of great service to the housewife, State Agricultural College. ivated crops; they will not do well or soil Ap- says Mrs. Effie S- - Barrows, home Broccoli is grown in the same way produce adequately in poor Mr. and Mrs. Stoker are visiting economist of the Utah State Agricu- as and manure cabbage. Plants are grown indoors Mrs- - Stoker's regularly ply barnyard ltural College extension service. To inparents, Mr. and during the early spring months and liberally. Smith. well stocked cleaning equipa clude then set out in the open during April. Prune trees and bushes regularly ment kit add3 zest to house cleaning These plants begin to yield sprouts so as to provide ample wood for fruit Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roberts and ambitions, but such kits properly about 10 weeks later. The fall crop tting. equipped are generally expensive to is handled in the same way as late children of Lehi, spent Sunday visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Ole Peterson. purchase and are not within reach cabbage, except that the seed is sown must stretch to cover about three weeks later. The sprouts budget that Mr. Glen and Miss Laura Peterson a multitude of needs. Such a kit carrying flower buds are cut about may be made and equipped at little six inches long, and other sprouts spent Thursday in Salt Lake on cost other than self effort. A small arise, in the axis of the leaves so that box about 21 inches x 18 inches x 6 a continuous harvest may be obtained. Mrs- - Pearl Range from Butte, inches will answer the kit purpose Sprouting broccoli is prepared for the Montana, past week visiting spent splendidly. Beside the box select a eating in many ways just as is cabMrs. Ault. John her mother, strip of lumber the length of the box bage. It has a more pleasant taste; "I won't get home for the inches the wider than and about four is sweeter, crisper, and more tender Mrs- John Ault is visiting her son, next few weeks so 111 call Another advantage depth; curve this from center to ends than cabbage. Mr. Clyde Ault, in American' Fork. week." you up each making these the same width as the that it has over cabbage is that it the box is deep; cut an opening in has no strong aroma when being cookFriday night, April 14th, a home He is 100 miles away in high center of the box then sandpaper ed. It is rich in vitamins A, B, and dance will be given in honor the whole down smoothly and stain or C, and makes a good salad and slaw coming another town, but he can call Cook. The orchestra Mr. of Ernil enamel it. Other compartments may plant. The plant is not bothered so home for 45 cents after 8:30 be from Provowill Inbe provided if found convenient badly by injurious insects or diseases p. m. Telephoning is much clude among the supplies a jar of as is cabbage and is recommended by more personal and satisfacgood wall cleaner, a cleaner for paint Professor Hogenson as a useful and Nifty canvas summer shoes In stained wood, productive plant for the home garden. white and colors at Goodwin's, one for adv. and enamel, occasional an than tory for linoleum, fine :: Lehl :: and finishes, pianos letter. furniture polish, FIREMEN WILL CONVENE dustless dusters, SEMINARY STUDENTS TO metal polish, IN ANNUAL MEET window cleaners, PRESENT PROGRAM AT wax, etc. CEDAR VALLEY SUNDAY Ask Long Distance for annual convention The twenty-sixt- h Formulas for many such preparany rates you'd like ations may be found in circular No. and tournament of the Utah State Lehi Seminary students will present held in programs in Cedar Fort and Fairfield to know. 35 published by the Utah Extension Firemen's association wil be Norma and ward3 evening. Sunday Service at Logan- - These preparations Provo, Wednesday, Thursday have Larsen Clarence and Armstrong accordhave been tested and proved to be real Friday, August 16, 17 and 18, The prothe programs in charge. of Scott savers of time and effort as well as ing to Fire Chief Clyde grams follow: chairman. CEDAR FORT Provo, general cost low products. being This was decided at a meeting of Song Congregation. The Mountain States Prayer Roland Woodhouse. officers of the association with CROP ROTATION Talk Wayne Adamson. local fire departfrom the Talk Barta Jones. Telephone & Telegraph Co. n volunteer associ-tinDuet Marie Lott and Martha The hasic principles of good crop ment and the Provo from the Fitzgerald. with renresentatives , luuauvu me yi ana rrvu Talk Cecil Evans.Clark. local fire the assist can department along with other things Reading Evelyn Piano solo Emma Strasburg. Talk Merl Bushman. Clarinet duet Ernest Allred ana Kirkham Crabb. Sogn Congregation. Prayer Miles Shepherd. rT pj 13, 1533 Thursday, April crease dtse. To FREE TRIAL ,j - in your own home Natural Gas Water Heater We will install a modern automatic Natural Gas waterheater in your home for a 30 day free trial, with no obligation on your part. This offer is good during April only. It will give you an opportunity to actually experience fce unequalled convenience cf hot water, instantly available at the turn of the tap, at any hour of the day or night , No home can be called really modern without autcmatie hot water service. It will surprise you to find out just how economical Natural Gas hot water service is. Come in or phone us for further particulars. ed T - f - II S ML PLUMBING and HEATING PHONE 23 i STATE STREET LEHL UTAH WASHER 40.50 andup n, Mrs-Henr- aptrtal of-th- "hello, ''''' " mother - - repre-senativ- Refrigeration The Costly Foods You Now Waste! months there is only one per-feThrough the warm summer foods and protect and economical way to preserve Meats, Electric Refrigeration. is by health, and that way and you can enfor fresh days remain fruits, vegetables that cost so little m time and many delicious desserts et joy money. OUR STEP-DOW- N REFRIGERATION IN YOUR HOME. YEARS, AND UNDER R0UGH u Co. & Light Power Utah Efficient Public Service m j-- i i.i I..H.I... in... .iiini.ai.imi i .mi 'imi Best Washer For Less Money Ask for demonstration. People's Co-o- p. SPECIALITY DEPARTMENT Phones 76-- 78 Lehi, Utah es made by Mr. West and E. M. Halli-dacaretaker of the Cave camp, shows the snow depth and water content as follows: 1933 Depth of snow, 35.7 inches water content, 17-- inches. 1932 Depth of snow, 67.33 Inches; water FAIRFIELD content, 23.5 inches. 1931 Depth of snow, 25-inches; Song Congregation. Prayer Wayne Bushman. 6.3 inches. water content, Talk "Sacrifice" Howard Taylor- These figures clearly show that the Talk "Praysr" Leah Carson. snow Mavis Johnson. solo Piano depth and water content are Talk "Faith" Merl McKinney. much less than last year, but are conTalk "Reliability" Merlin Love-ridg- e siderably greater than two years ago, and Keith DuBois. the first records that are available. Song Ruby Colledge. The survey is taken yearly over a Laurel Hutchings. Reading Talk Ralph Goates. course of 18 stakes on the Dutchman Duet Vivian Austin and Delila flat, about three-fourth- s of the way Hitchcock. of the fork the North canyon. up Talk Nelda Degelbeck. 0 Song Congregation. Prayer Dick Johnson. Free Marbles and Jig Cut Puzzles 0 at Goodwin's Shoe Department Clip adv. ENDOWMENT EXCURSION the coupon. FRIDAY, APRIL 14 : : : . Lehl Let Electric ELECTRIC DECIDE NOW TO INSTALL FAITHFULLY YOU IT WILL SERVE RATE YOU'LL FIND Jl.'.-A,- Due to conference this month, two temple excursions come in this week one was Tuesday and the next one will be on Friday. April 14. All who can go are urged to join in and form a caravan to the temple on that date. Remember if you hare room in your car. your less fortunate neighbor would appreciate Bn invitation to join you. N. WEST MAKES STATE MENT ON SNOW AND WATER V. According to a statement issued by LOAN DEADLINE IS SET assistant supervisor. The estimates were made in- line with Presfdent Roosevelt'e plan and the Uintah forest officials were asked to make an estimate of the men that could be put to work by the middle of April. Sventy-fiv- e men could start April 10, 100 more could be started on April 15, and many times that number could be put to work as soon as the snow ia off the larger forestry projects, Mr. Larsen said. - Mr. DeMoisy emphasized that fact, however, that his office cannot receive any applications for work, as it is not known in what way the men will be recruited for the Job. Those Cossack Jackets at Goodwin's are the latest and most reasonably adv. priced.' Lehl :: A PRAYER The final day for making applications for federal seed loans by Utah county farmers will be April 20, announces Mark E. Kartchner, field man in charge. Mr. Kartchner willl be at the city and county building every Friday and Saturday up to this date and at American Fork for farmers of the northern section of the county April 13, 20 and 27, and at Fayson for farmers of the southern section April 10 to 24. 175 forest ranger for the FIND W ORK FOR S- FOREST U. ON American Fork canyon district, this a watershed carries reasonably good men One hundred and seventy-fiv- e moisture supply for the coming can be put to work on the Uintah Tabulation of the recent surrey national forest by April 15, it has V. N. West, been estimated by Supervisor Charles De Moisy, Jr., and George & Larsen, 1 Give me work to do; Give me health; Give me Joy in Bimple things. Give me an eye for beauty, A tongue for truth, A heart that loves, A mind that reasons, A sympathy that understands. T '! I Give me neither malice nor envy. But true kindness And a noble common sense- - ' SETHI At the close of each day Give me a book, And a friend with whom I can be silent Author unknown to me , |