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Show Tuesday 'Man Lii 1900. rifjLTTlii- ) - v i. i . .wX. i" u i .. XT and sunshine that producer heavy farming, if followed properly, to PROFESSOR WIDTSOE ON Jrafitm-Sliort-Ll- Be AGRICULTURE IN UTAH. rops. ,Yau may depend upon it meet all the wants, and furnish that the farmer, who has health, all the comforts of the ' The followin'' excerpts are and who cannot make a good liv- man. ing fromja farm of HO acres" or 'fronfa lecture recently-delivere- d CACHE VALLEY TIME CARD. is not putting intelligence by Div Widtsoe at a Farmers Iri- more, CHIC CONCEITS. . sh iutev in Neplii. They are full of itrto his farm. Ilis soil needsjess t NORTH BOUND manure and a heavier application -- truth and deserve a careful readGowns in Which of intelligence. Evening Beauty Leaves in" by tillers of the soil : Mixed is Nathre to serve willing We dont understand a teuth of Material and Hand Work No. 11 Daily No. 15 Daily . man ; but she never yields to ig2:45 p.m. . .230 a.m ecatello part of the agricultural possibili-Figure. Salt Lake 4:10 ...11:45 p.m ties of the West. Our soils are rich norance, and she becomes .your ' 5:20 servant and showers )gden and willing ait the upon in plant food; perfect II ....1:25 .a.m Cache .5:30 7:00 Jet the abundant fcunshine combine to you the treasures that she has in Little tuckers of white chiffon Jendon 7:18 M ..,.6:00 or muslin are worn with low cut accelerate plant " development. her keeping. 7i35 I.I ....6:25 " jogan few in the farms are have tuckers Utah i . ..7:00 Very Imithfield 7:53 gowns. Although With irrigation the most profi....7:42 4 table crops can be safely grown; been farmed to the best advan- nothing hut bands two or three Richmond 8:04 ....8:15 " without irrigation all the staple tage, yet thousands of families inches wide, they show some ex- Franklin 8:23 ARRIVES crops can be producedprofitably. have gained a comfortable liveli- quisite needlework. A fashionable 8:40 p.m. ...9:10 a.m What fibout fruit fanning to- hood from farming; and many evening bodice is rounded at the Preston inhave to from neck bust shoulder, the acquired considerable mato growing, suga'r beet raising, SOUTH BOUND comes. is and the wealth Whether sleeves elbow are there of length, file production milk, honey, LEAVES in farming depends entirely upon waist is pointed and trimmed as hogs, jcattle, horses? We are yet Mixed a pointed stomadier, with deep No. 12 Daily. ' No. 16 Daily in our agricultural infancy when bow the farming is done. A man living not far from bows down the center. This is Preston 7 : 10 a.tn....9:40a.m it comes to,making the soil yield. 7.27 e Franklin a Salt ...10:00 .Lake City' has gown for an elderly Think of little Japan ! The farmRichmond 7:42 ...10:40 he ' Last orchard.' woman. e cherry year ers there get five to .twenty-fivSmith field 7:56 ...11:10 The girl this season who dances times as much from an acre as we took from it over $3,000 worth of 8:15 ...12:50 p.m Logan do. The same is true with' many cherries. When he had paid all ex- and dances well, wears a short Mendon 8:33 uCache Jet 8:50 ....1:35 of the older countries, with their penses, including his own wages, he had $2,000 left. lie worked AR RIVES wornout soils. about six on weeks orchard the We have in Utah alone over 10:35 a.m.... 6: 00 p.m Ogden r. dnring-the-yea11:45 That Lake Salt Not isXretty ....7:40 acres of of millions land; fifty 7T77Z . .. 4:45"'J Pocatello is it not? good are profit', two acres in every hundred A beet'farjner averaged this For further information apply to cultivated. Is there room for you 26 tons beets on of need do W. W. WOODSIDE, not year per aero', here, young manfYou 40 acres, lie received $4.50 per much irrigation water, for. farmAgent, or ton. for been beets from the $4,680 has ing without irrigation Rates: 12 to 92.50, Per Day. demonstrated to be feasible over the whole yield. When he had paid all expenses lie had a little Jhe larger part of the State. more in than $3,000 lcffT He did not To use the opportunities fanning it is. necessary to under-stan- d work twelve months to produce S. C. EWING Prop. , -- the principles ofthebust-ness- . the beets. r A farmer fond of dairy stock, Don't forget that. You will Utah Salt ake City have to hustle to keep up with who lives in central Utah, grows modern 'agricultural progress. mostly lucern and a little grain on Ask your father if farming has his farm. He feeds all that he rajses to milk cows. Last year changed --during, hk.lifetim e,.,. Hunt the world over and you he fed 42 cows and received about will find few better oportunities $2,800 for the milk sold. The CLOSING OF MAILS for farming than exist in Utah calves amounted to something, & North 7:45 a.m. 12:20d m, East also. The cows, of course, had to and this' Western country. Preston Brch 7:05 p.m. to throughout the about is he attended said deal A great Ogden & So. 7:45a.m. 12:20p.m. Paradise way 9: 00 a.m. fertilizers. Most farmers know year, yet the income was a good the Benson, Kipg (daily except Sunone. or be fertilized that soil must i; TA.KTT I'BlX. GKEEN NILE il:0a.tnr day);, An old lady who claims only crop yield will diminish. HowR. F.D.?fc).l College and Greenever. there are many methods of to he an ordinary person, sold skirt, and she is rewarded by ville (dlily except Sunday 8 : 45a m careful A soil. the of worth strawberries $300.00 fertilizing looking well to the end of the ev ARRIVAL OF MAILS stirring of the soil, exposing it to from an acre of ground last ening. the action of- the wind and weath- spring. That sum will fit out the West-,East, Exquisite . embroidery- - figures North. South 6:25 a.m.-much food, will liberate 7;35p.m, plant er, good sister very nicely for the on evening gowns, and it must be Preston Brcb8:15a.m. and accomplish perhaps as much winter. of first class description to be ad- Paradise way 4:00 p.m. as a heavy dressing of manure. Near Drqvo is an acre plat mired. Benson, King (daily except San g plants that from which were takeu this fall Crowing day).... .710:35 a. m. and in roses Empire wreaths R.F.D. No. 1 College & GreenyiUe have colonies of bacteria on their 1 .000 bushels of onions. At the leaves are the garnitures for the (daily except Snndav) 3:45p.m. .roots, will, also fertilize the soil. present .price of onions, 70 cents in favor. most coiffure evening Of all known fertilizers, the best per bushel, the farmer will get General' Delivery and Carrier Princess or semiprincess gowns is intelligence. It is intelligent $700 from his acre. That will in lace or a combination of silk window! Ttpen from 9 a. m. to 10 conquest of soil and air and water keep him during the year. and lace make charming evening a. m. Sundays and Holidays. There is an active old gentle- frocks. JOSEPH ODELL, man in Utah who believes in dry Postmaster. The gown pictured is of nile farming. He has 640 acres of green crepe de chine. The skirt The mail whichTarrivea at 7:35 land, which has never received is shirred into a deep yoke about - m. will be distributed Pthe same wafer, Jnfactia jew years ago a nd. , around the sides L no one would have the land.Tbe and back, Ieavmgarplaittpane evening. 'hich has heretofore been locked old gentleman raised 16,000 bushThe.' trimming at the at 9 of els p. m. will be left - open, grain on the farm last year. bbttmnisTather elaborate in aHe cleared six or seven thousand of a narrow thereby allowinatroh- having consisting character, lock boxes to receive their mail dollars. Then he took a trip-st- o band of ermine at the feet, above California and Iras since been which is a row of embroidered as soon as distributed. ' bothering himself about the best rose and above this a band o: way' hf' investing JiisTnoneyrvIIe guipureMaceT hasJ5nallv decided to buy more JUDIC CHOLLETtShip Your Live Stock to J . m The Long Distance Record the 2265 Scotty Special Miles Over Mountains and Plains in Less Than 45 Honrs Demonstrating That Sants Fe track, equipment and ployees are of the Dependable kind. Probably YOU wouldnt care to ride so fast. Two prefer the luxury of REGULAR TRAINS 3 3 to Colorado and From Utah' Everywhere East and Southwest. Ask me jor Ticket Bates and Literature. F. F. WARREN G. A. A. T. and S. F. Ry. s. Salt Lake City, Utah. . ,411 Dooly Block, . -- , six-acr- ; GOOD MEALS "That -- - . the happy trinity that-makhappy travelers on Rock Island th'rou gh trains Standard Through Sleeper daily Salt Lake' and Ogden to Chicago without change. 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