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Show vr. - SECTION t POTTO X THE DESERET XIffVS, SATtfRDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1930 Why Worry Over Soviet Fanner? PURE BREDS ADVISEBFOR BT StitS. ALEXANDER GEORGE) X TO SECKATARY. ' -H- - AWKINS Expert Queries (Author of,'Means ot tho Day") (Confined from Page Six.) 8ince colonial timea ThanksgivYou wanted to be la on it, didn't ing has been a traditional home festival day fttih the dinner, a geub Welt, now you arc going to By ARTHUR H. JENKINS. center of Joyous Latheriogs see the finish of this strange busiof ness Hawkins. This electric launch (Central Press Farm Writer.) .04 frlenda Best Stock Prove Most UmiUee will beat anything- on Lake Tapaho, from the kitchen eomee - ta There is no reason thstwt can U Im not a very bad gueaa-e- r, And ProfiuMe Says see why American farming should, inviting frasrranca of old fashioned the Ghost will have to either foods, which after all are the most be worried over whatrihe govern- swim back or go by canoe or row- popular at thia season. An y fowl , Expert tment ot Russia to doing or plan.1, boat. Weahall he wilting for him.- -I or roast can be selected, ah the ' housewife- desires- happened to glance down into nlog to do at least sot for the ' The geWm- the dimly lighted binnacle, and oaw foods, however, are about present- - And in fact, i da not Bume production in Utah1' panying that we were beaded north. Duo v Or tha same that farmerx generally give tho title ot a pamphlet bv itar- - fowl choice.regardleaa of meat north! To tho northernmost point much thought to the affaire of the I of the lakei Now, I knew! There f it. Sin IIn,. lociitta by the Utah If duck or foose are served, aa Union of S. 8. Republics-- ' were a number of cabins on the Axperiment station tgricui.a W by should we? Hurelan wheat sauce or baked apples aid tuck, con aims mucn valuable northern point-- . Ho had been them appeared in the European marketa be sublltu'ed loruiatlun tenieruui( mu mi- - JI1 he Jtllj should before. a few weeks ago. and to that exmixtures. poriant phase of agricultuie and The cranberry Like a live thing that . electric tent increased the pressure to sell are gtfta of the harvest nvesfocs industry in this state. launch flew, and pOw wa were land, that grain, A already heavy enough for ioua. decoral table suggested 'i he follow ing are excerpts But the quantity of w heat was so ing. Jeckeraon maneuvered grace, basket or bowl of frilfts, huts aifo, During the iaat Zfl years there raisins fullv-txml m porta 1,4.,. compared- - with., the a iasdHig trader a group WY is an attractive centerpiece has. beta a marXed .hun lu the for vast "world supply, that Its effect weeping wiHows. Now we were out, the tabic. Favor cups" and" -- on the 'type of hogs from the "hort-le.-'and running along the narrow path price level jras neither targe cards of course should con 7 typo to a longer, Place nor tasting. that led ot tho cabins. I recognitain emblems of the season. 1 mimes Oat more narrow-boole- d Much same the to sed the one in which wo bad found thing applies and leggier" type. It must be not- f Thanksgliln; Dinner Mena i th short sales of wheat at the Dutchman, Von Hnten. some ter Cocktail Salted Wafers ed that the hog which makes its a few weeks ago. which Chicago hours ago. He w . a friend Of made a Roast Turkey Iowa Stuffing gain by putting on a thick-lay- er stir in the Mr. of Parr a Over to the left of it, in out all newspapers Giblct Gravy of fat probably will show less a cluster of tall trees, stood lbs proportion to Its real importance. Potatoes Vegetable Mold to the producer, while the hog lubed What the were Russians cabin in which wo had seen Dr. trying to Bread Cranberry Sauce which makes its gains by mcreas. do la still obscure, but no matter1 Chambiess, Mr, Cratl, and Harvest Salad ii)g its muscles n til snow a proiu was: no It jwhat-d-t had PracticaMn-" But to neither of these did lory; Cheese Here is the Thanksgiving din Pumpkin Pie - because , a leatAo - less to produce" fluencp on wheat prices. Short Jeckeraon lead me. We were on a Assorted Nuts foods for the family festival. lean meat Ilian it does la- - There 19 timea aa much wheat sale of hot-fotrail to the eabin thia aid fowl. Stuffing, fry.is u q demand for the ultra-t- al would have bad no effect, beyoud hog, lows of both of these. A light showed 2 loves white bread (day-oidgradients and garnish with parsciy and surround with salad dressing. a few hours disturbance because lard la Worth less after of It prices through 1 Serve Once. at single window; dull And for PH (Poifnd Ibaves) Pumpkin Filling it is put In the pail vnan the The fact s world wheat producred it glowed. We pushed open 3 cup mashed, cooked pumpkin 3 teaspoon salt. Cranberry Sauce. tion has packer paya for ' It on the hog, from Russia. away pulled 1 S eups berries the flimsy door 'i 3 small lantern cups sugar teaspoon paprika neither does the present-da- y conIt has expanded so fast that even 3 teaspoons cmamon 3 cups water lay upon a trunk Beside It were cup butter, melted sumer desire ial on meat purchas- a Russian surplus of pre-walze some i 1 H feathersand garments Break the loaves in halves a.idl 3 cups sugar ed. teaspoons nutmeg would be less of a worry than an Look!' exclaimed Jeckeraon. 1 teaspoon cloves remove and crumble the softpait Carefully look over the berries brlccliug tile Breeding Stock. extra Canadian an or good harvest, tbe costume. n holding up not use the crusts, but rnl-- , md remove all stems and soft "It damp H teaspoon ging.r Because they multiply so rapidladditional million acre pleated in is the Indian costume with full our own aouthweit. y it is always advisable to start them together to remove all, berries. Add the Water and bod( 21 3 teaspoons salt news for the farmersdauyhter and also his son. A s lfare's worn of good feathers crumbs. Using a fork, lightly ce.n-- j gently Fa. minutes. Add the sugar.; by stock. tablespoons butter, melted wuh pure-bre- d This being so, and wheat being 4 eggs, well beaten bine the erusts with the rest of! Boil 6 minutes.- - Ponr into small. Animals purchased for the almost the only Russian agricul- machine now is in use, at Plainsboro, X. J , which washes, dries and Chief Big John whom we raw talkto Old Iron Man 3 Two ChillFeathers cups milk herd should be of uuftorni the indgradlenta and carefully glass cups. tural product that competes direct- - milks SO cows at one time. Shown above, it is a revolving circular laingfew hours Beat the egg mnd add the milk, ly with u. why should Harvest Salad, ago! Hawkins, we've type and of tho same breed. Hows "tuff the fowl, the Ameri of good type can be found m all' This is a delicious dressing, and package lemon flavored gela- Mix well end add rest of Ingred- can farmer care what the Soviet table, 00 feet in diametey. Three timer a day, 1,080 eiwa are found the hiding place of the Ghost ients which have been mixed to- government does? There are plen- - milked in, this sanitary manner. Tbe milk from the cows udder is jot Lake Tspahro! of the standard breeds In (in id- - it 111 not become soggy- - when tin mixture 3 cups boiling water aals which are selected ahould be cooked gethcr. lour into 2 deep unbaked, ;y cf pressing problem hero at conveyed to a glass container without being exposed to the air. At -- You mean, I began, but Jeek- mT ,h7l 3 tablespoons vinegar of medium to large size, according! Vegetable Mold. pie sheila which have been placed; home in miiiro n worrying ' of the turntable each j I mean that scoundrel who ha Tri ths pliT pans? Bake 1 hour Trit capacity we have erompfatibifofeacK 12 tablespoon sugar " 4h 1 Block from poor which produce large litters should teaspoon salt Far in the distant' ruturr"pef eow' retums, tingulded, to her place in the cow barn, an eighth ef 3, cups sliced carrot Very alow oven. old Two Feathers is the same man 2 cups pease I be selected, as prolificacy la an in- I cup chopped cabbage Thanksgiving Hints. haps, there looms trouble In two cow milked. shows a Inset mile being away. mechanically who bas been impersonating th To prevent a soggy undercroft! other line our great export crops 'k cub chopped celery bents ble characteristic. She should teaspoon MU Ghost of Lake Tapaho. Thia is hie of pumpkin pie. bake the crust t of cotton and tobacco- The Rua- (4 cup grated raw carrots be fairly wide between the eyes., 14 teaspoon paprika hulcout this old. forgotten cabin 1 4 tablespoons butter have n head of modnat length tablespoon finely chopped mlnutea in moderate oven before sians grow both of these, and a he came back here, changed from in eyes that are bright, ears that are! Soak the cauliflower SO minutes Onions their production great Ipcreaee adding (he (filing. this Indian outfit in to his Ghoet Pour the boiling water over the moderately thin and held In such in I quart ot cold water and 1 tea Pumpkin pie requires long, slow would havu a serious effect on our suit of glossy, bta k rubber, and cotton sad. tobacco regions a way that tbev do not flop down'snoon of salt. Rinse in cold wafer. gelatin mixture and stir until ft cooking. went hack to frighten us at th or l. h- -j over theeyss, thus obstructing tblhteirm until tehder.' Bott the If thia la danger, however. H dissolved. Add the vinegar. TVhlpped cream. Ice cream Egg-Layin- g i window of the hotel hold on! Lise The On s and peas. Arrange the nuts can far The neik should be of be Russian Cool. salt. cotton away. arrved and Add tbe rest! fop atigar thdpped ten lands are limited to territory cauliflower on a large Serving of the ingredients and pour Into athe pie when served, length and muscular, should-le'V listened- - There came th ers compart and smooth on top platter. Surround with a ring of mold w hich has been rinsed out off if mall oysters, cooked mashed around the Caspian aea. and If I recall sound of splashing! The next in- -l to with no depression carrots of cold water then a and Bet .n add added can be correctly, the only good cota cold place to) chestnuts or nuts immediate,, Af ring OTTUMWA. Iowa (AP) ton they produce is lipjler irriga- nr w w In- stiffen. Reason with rest of behind. Tho back should be we,, pea. slant, right before us, at our feet, Unmold on lettuce. Cover! turkey stuffing s record for tion. It will be time enough to a pen orld a small square of Ute floor arched but not too broad The legs of five hen has been eso Should be strong and worry about this when tobacco and tablished lifted and I gave a scream beby White Leghorn cotton equal to ours, produced as under the body, The ugly head of a glossy, black the pasterns1 op-- ) who II. E. to Rucker, longing aa we produce them, should be straight and strong The! ehoaply .walrus Jdfted Itself through th .. a large poultry farm near to appear on the European crates sides must be long. deep, and1 opening ot that trap door. Water Ottumwa marketa. smooth. In the modern type hast It was off running rubbery aide . Rucker pen produced an averAs far as agriculture Is concernthe ham is often lacking in fun- "Jeckeraon!" I screamed: "It 'a 320 win In 143 dsvs for of age ed. ness therefore. Russia is for this reason nnrtlcularj the Ghost! The Ghost of Lako practically each hen. which wa more than out of the picture. We take attention should be paid to the i a cer- 19 egg ahead of the beat mrkt Tapaho!" tain amount of Interest in their ex- net hams, which must bo fu'l. plump Slam! Down went the t pens' by any other of the PROIO The burning of leaves tion acording to Dr-- Martin In the periment in Communism, which down to the and Jeckeraon fell upon hi knee and The contest with it competing most us of believe la to this hocks. certain fall compost makes ideal tried to raise it. But it was faswa held at Kankakee. Ill j ;and litter in the fall of the jear spring, in due time- Special care should be used ,n results In tremendous waste of or- soil for flower beds, or may be( tened below. The previous record for a pen oft Aa competitors In our own busiused directly as fertilizer to i selecting the boar. Selecting the "Come on, Hawkins" be shoutwa spread 32 eggs apiece and; that could belter be upon the land. t ness, it does not seem necessary to was . herd sire at wesning time or Uef. ganiconmatter Fo'-ied. leaping to hi made last year in ft contest ftt, the land as fertilizer, actake them seriously Not yet, at about two months of ag la a prac- left me fur,h'r! cover practically all the j tte. Conn. .?r;Mar!,n .uweirliLf' Btorrs. to L. Thomas Dr, Martin, cording event. ail tice which cannot b too strongly B0 Is of the w j named are excellent ?. hen raced past th The champion Together at Brigham Intermeuntain region are io main- providing wlnter gram condemned The selection ot the professor of agronomy Dutchman's cabin, and on to the and moisture for live- Clara Bow. Theda Bara II. Julia t protection Dr. Msrttn urges tain their productivity boar should be deferred until he tsi Young university. incriased stmk on winter Mariow,c-.Ll- tt la Bcrttio and Flaming once we "had ngss, according of burning the leaves, attention on a rpc Asuvuii at least six month of age- - He wliij that instead the. seen Dr. Chambiess. The door was Mamie- - "Clara Bow led the pen. to the weekly raport or the 'red- they be maefe into compost. heap must be pid to the probing - then be vufftctently and by In regrown one not w released about locked. bureau weather n cral day allowing only pushed inside. putting down alternate layers of sufficiently- - developed so that It 19 to pas without laying an egg dusiv. deflashlight- showed cently. will not be difficult to mako a leaves and soil, and allowed to ' The- report follow' empty room. There was not a s.gn compose during the winter- - - . week1 reasonably good - selection. both A is .cl A census the that of assstant middle and last The tbe place had been inhabited usually The compost should ho wetted In type and body conformation izivi ( fYvfv VAiUUa aoir Bnj the for years. Were abnormally cold, but the bear does not differ from the thoroughly, sathis aids dedomposi- district were J . we were running What for j mild not is Preeiplta-"It other possible days Again sow. He must, however, show . tion larg-l- y was it that made us beat bat k upin the form of snow! LOS ANGELES (AP) For 'inspectors to keep track of all! the feeding value of corn. For water am It "masculinity" in a Wide strong cent on been caused has an planting ia used'changes through the heavy crop reporting trail, toward that central comparatively airplane i hogs, barley and all small grains ths niahead, a good crest, and B llc laatibv Harold eabin of the three; I think it was 1,r,,,Bhol,t J?Ran, Los Angeles and removalnotof tries. Too. the Indi water supply frtim a fll!hySdirt shoulders. His sides should must he ground. Experiments oor franzr to find out what became si ays accurately 6. W. practicailyjcoimty agricultural commissioner, jaereag is e covering that soaking is-a poor substior pond. If Running we few day be smooth,--h- i hams plump and cat j. ot the ugly ghost that made ua every county with from a fe to Pictures made at a height of .estimated from the roadside. tute for grinding, in fact, in some ter ia not available, free an"automatlc sre will are miles snow. to check) three usedi inches used of This nearly "Airplane photographs several pound upon the door of tho m'd-dl- o instances the feeding vauo appar- watering device should be used. The Sow and the Litter. THAT IS TRUE. size shack, in the belief that at decreased by soak- The hog should have fresh water be exeeilent for protecting w mterland supplement work of his crop to cheek these records. Thevine-While suckling th litter, the ently has been t and of orchards j reporters on the ground, The re. and shapewell don-Know the)leat one of our friends would gH grains from cold weather, and for pPrw(niliiy sow should be on a full feed of ing. and in no instance has there available at all limes. exact as as on their u are records to used for moisture some compile, information. yards suiting sheep secret of succ-r- a but sometime Many diseases and parasites at- providing grain, and if possible she should been enough gain to pay for the of crop production and tion can be determined by com- we ale afraid its work. Yon Hnten!" shouted Jeckeraon, be on pasture, preferably alfalfa extra work Grinding of barley for tack hogs. Unsanitary hog lots and winter Tanges, thus allowing them estimates farm-price a he hanged hi fist against th average paring acreage maps ami the serin! increase its feedlhg value houses do not produce disease wider range to better forage. Farm making By tbe time the litter Is 1 op 8 hogs will "Under the common system of)orvey photograph. Even Indlvi- LITTLE SURPRISE. doer. Von Hnten! Let us in! It 30 to 49 per cent. germs and paarslts but they do work is largely suspended, though dajs old the sow win be on fUIi from are can trees dual counted, be that are records collection, acreage finished. Livestock to is Jeckeraon " not fed Wheat as a rule la harbor them. Filth of all kinds is pracicallv feed and will be producing her "Joe has a glass eye. In thissvslcm rests correct hard value sre even The most and cattle reasonably well, doing wheat in fairly when Slowly there cam a movement years maximum amount of milk. This hogs; however, breeding place for harmful dis- ar now on "Did toll tt that? he you In assistance diversified tarmlngiin the to obtain feed. from within. A light suddenly ... . ease germs. Hogs wallow in fiHh , . .. milk Will be' sufficient" feed for1 Pntv ,r ,ow m0r value mr th and farm an actual the without areas waa in crop Cache reporter stopped hoel St the windows. The door the g pigs until they are about realized from tho crip if fed. Wheat and are unclean onlv when their andPlowing v creation The Wampus. Box Elder iwa opened, and the old Dutchman aunties by sevexplains K..L. Wolff, Ryan's curacy It puts in bis fingers. two v eks old. By this time they has a siightlv higher feeding value quarters do not permit them to be eral inches of anon. Precipitation tood in the doorway, clad in his are taking an interest In their than corn, being higher in protein otherwise. I 39 inches for extract, but l Banitation is the best means of at Ogden total night shirt, a lamp held high above mother's feed They should be and nitrogen-fre- e his head. Ranges were greatly further encouraged by supplying slightly lower in fat. The expense combatting disease, thus prevent- the week. snow plow-lnat be must improved Manli; of by I aA yqu." he said, shrilly, "for diseases ing some additional feed for them. grinding, however, and parasites getting continued until Saturday. The vhy you vale up a sieepmk person This I often done by fencing off a added to the cost of wheat, which a bold on animals while young and so waa not in der meed - of quite night corner, leaving a place where the give it about the same feeding when least able to withstand their precipitation 10 said heavy at Richfield up to Sunday "Sorry, Mr. Yon pigs can go through to a trough In value as corn. Wheat aheuld be ravage. weather The been little a haa hard Jeckeraon. which grain, sktmmilk, or butter- coarsely ground or rolled. When shortly. "No time for Housing and Equipment. For profitable production the On cattle In pastures at Milford; milk baa been placed. Care should ground fine It makes a sticky mas explanations I onlv want to aslg you a qeostlon. Does Dr. Chambe taken not to overfeed young In the pig's mouth. When ground proper housing ot hoga is as Im- feeding Is general. A at record waa established biess ever come over to thes Pigs. The mothers milk still rex fine It should bs fed aa a medium portant a any one thing. In some cabins?" mama their principal source of thin slop. Sometimes wheat ia fed sections there la a notion that any- Modena tor November, when the Oh. sure! broke in the Dutchfeed, supplemented by other feeds soaked. "Soaking wheat la A poor thing is good enough for a hog Aa minimum dropped to S degrees beman. "He owms two cabins, dot von as soon as the pigs will take substitute for grinding, aeeordng a matter of tact, no animal on the low zero ob the 14th. Pastures as It farm require more promotion in and range cattle are good at St. Ofer on der left, und dot odder is a difference of opinion to Henry and Morrison, von, on der right von mine. regarding, the age at whch pigs makes but little saving ovr feeding way of a good bed and sunshine George;, grain Is also doing well. than does the hog. It is alt tree Sheep and cattle are moving to should bo weaned. Unless there is the dry whole grain. biease, der v Indt is eoidt tosoma good reason for doing so. Having less than half the value that the hog can be efficiently Kanab winter range; ranges were to mine bedt, night I yust go back ' storm. they should not b weaned onder of corn, oats are tbe bulky te be of housed with less cost than other greatly benefited by th now" Castle Dale livestock are moving eight weeks of a ge.Most practical value for fattening hogs. However. farm animals. Just one.more question, Mr,. breeders do not deem IF wise to for breeding anlmala they are valuThefe are lwo types of Hog to winter ranges. Eight imije ot Ton Huten. snapped Jeckeraon, wean their pigs under 19 weeks of able If rolled or ground Oats are houses In common use the central snow fell at Emery; livestock are putting his foot within thd door, so age, som even letting them go also valuable to feed to young ani- and the individual, or colony type, mostly on the desert ranges. Eight that the Dutchman could not close Prlceuntil thev are 12 weeks eld. They mals which are being developed for of house. The central house Is' Inches of rno.r fell St it; "you can be of valuable ass finrealise that when a pig is stunted the breeding herd. However, unless more costly to build; It contains ance to ua tonight. We are going to by early weaning er Horn any oth- the hulls are sifted out. oats ahould several pens and because of Its size unmask the vt!lain tomorrow--- I er cause It will not make as prof- nor be fed to very young animal. is permansntry located. The Indiwho- - plhyA ghost Tuvan tha.-en- e itable a hog a if there had been vidual type of house has many around here You can help me vary Alfalfa Pasture and Hay. no setback. to pdmts rerecommend it and is Alfalfa pasture is" of so much mnehliy teUtnrxn whether or hot a Feeding Hags for (be Market. by many successful hog over here yon saw Dr. Chambiess hog production than garded There are two general methods 'niportance.tn the be- men as more desirable than this evening ' use mean its the difference may of feeding hogs intended for tin tween a profit or a loss. Few facta central house. The Individual type "Sure! I see him! Anodder is built In twoptyles market One ia the method of hand in swine feeding have been the "A" type man. too, vos rlt him dot loatAr, WASHINGTON (AP) Surplus feeding where tho animals ar gig. clearly proved, blth by scientific and th box type. The "A type be- peach, prune and fig the Mallory, who says he ist a lawcrops of en their feed twice dally, thud liming th easier and cheaper to build, west coast are to be used to help yer" experiments and In the cbmmon ex- is one th most iting the amount of feed to which Do either of them live hi any generally used. feed the nations poor this winter. perience of successful farmers, as access. The other meth- - th they have may be The Economic Conservation of these etblns?' is -x vi-- k i high value ot pasture or forage) flor.lcomnUHcff-- f utV0Ut lo for claw Oh. no! No. Meester Jackera ejC America all crop plitm more difficult to keep them distribute butters and Jsfna by practical.. feeders.- Is known IM pigs are on alfalfA they are under!11 son. no! Dot lss vot made me at cost In which method. tho with a without and sanitary floor, charitable Institutions, civic dev com sneaking and ideal, conditions as far aa sanitatbe feed is usually In a-floor tho pigs often root up th among to talk. and needy Individconcerned. stay only leetle while They remain 9ground. Less work- is required by this tion is are The general practice also organisations ual Den free from thrifty, and goes avay. I been her they saves method, and experiments have get the proper amountparasites, winconsiderable In expense. "Children who need fruit of exercise, ter these long time. I look in do cabin cihouses may be banked the period of growth and during proved that gains are mad more never essential to their health. If the en lery day nobody home. Aivays I (economical! outside or with tbe Straw other a maximum b and wonld It to otherwise,' get is render for vhy dey come to talk In profit expected material and' made In some sections of the state In benefit reasonably of will the adults drse cabins always in tier eveof attain hungry production dollars hogs, A In Thor's ever'thlng where corn is raised especially for tnust be strong, (sum any way from three suggest dares Constable Plum. by this kind of conservation camused to the fullest extant. comfortable. taoospeeshuA a dozen more 'll be robbed the nings it looks iealous wife 'll remove ever It la good practice to "hog remarked Lafc tion, today, hog. the Bud, Summary. Francis With said alDr. Jones, ths exception of water, Meester Jeckeraon." paign, man obstacle to git tbe full an off The modern-typ- e crop.' thoa making eco- falfa farmer will no an director-generemhe ham't "I Von of federal eleadded; Youvw put Mr. the Hnten! contains same the bay "Thanks, nomical gains and leaving th ments complete love o' the one she t reduce the modern-typ- e hog. He ployment service. -as, does green alfalfa. How wilt in my coffee since I read helped me a great deal. Tomor-r- e 'U qpmetmies put a sugar an ground; In good condition. use In care mandoe selecting, "Thousandi iUaMom of peaches About, that beautiful. amiUn Deo-v- er faithful dog out e!'flie"way-Tf"hr we wti expo th e resesl lo" naked: ever, th digestive system ef the The nr spokwaTO wearre an" rarely w-- the hotel hSrtraRo nr Therett lobby. There wlU bo a wife, who haa confessed that tbinks hes cuttin' In on her. Worn, Whf stock. H realises that the farrow, the orchards of California because las amounts of largo with she killed called, and ovary guost no "beet ration for all condition. roughage her the meeting dry environment ans is stepdaughter natural folfew ing ike and period days of excess supplp will be available ground. glass." Thes no discountn of even th beet quality. If pigs will be asked to attend. I hope yen A ration which,! beet In one home, an' very naturally she reare critical times In the life in buttera'and are forced to eat loo jams at price about in' the power O' suggestion. Jest sorts much alfalfa lowing will find time to com and sea th to Poisoned food, or housemight prove too expeneiye for of the yonng pig. He fully appreordiaa as would will be there high a in hay decrease fun. their ciates the tart that he must net tbe hammers hold implements, when she starts Use In some other section try' to enumerate narily be paid." "Oh, sure! said the Dutchmen, that hv been sold since the first In. to put some buddy out o' tbe It la safe to say. however, that gain be lacking hi attention toward' Alfalfa hay may b "ground and them at this time. and a smile spread over 'his ruddy farm grown feeds should be made hammer murder livened up tbe wav. Women are gun' shy hut . features, T , like dot 1 should wyq front pee.-- Who 'has forgotten thers Instances where wives have of (Be ration. It te doubt mixed with the other feeds or it Hogs produced for the market (he bists Fanner" It I.vfil be at dot hotel, ven 1 how tho lata Ruth Boyder stimu- resorted to the shot-gu- n fat If- - hogs can be produced eco- may bs feq la a reek plared In th should Young Boy If they lots se fed and so cared for be cot.dime i ia to bo held lated the Picture. .Wkj Industry Hava been particularly hard where ed. details ot hamt- j nomically where all feeds must be pen. Ftd in a irV.,!( must be !! will require only mltl- ... they Scale on Cam ih. Big Ton y!U learn th new., said ,, pnr,haitid, after strangllpr her husband? ) e they've plowed an chopped wood. clde, an' be on ther guard, cut and fred to "reach an 1SfFmuoi'tlmo 1ft - Jeckeraon. aa he. turned and began.-eUtah and green or th hog will eat lit- acreptabloi market Weight. one murder The two grains raised If noticed cistern an woman edgmost that ll blunt But all out hlde you sugar, any git N . H. ( AP) -lead m back to. our launch, is which are most, suitable for hog tle or It. Where bay of good qualgood far three more you aggravate her up to a certain For hog production to he most tools, cultivate etch other's What If canning is girl's Thainvariably on the alert "" e win notfy you, li Monarch t A 19 haa had Plum. love an be Constable continued n feeding are barley and Wheat Oats ity is fed the hogs will consume it profitable in Utah, respect, pitch, Francis asks Hall. If. game, Whicb w did. are too bulky to be used satisfac- in rather largo amount. inteded to grind glass Instead But returnin' to th power of sug- ter possible incentives that breed grains and alfalfa must b year-ol- d fully club boy of Water and Sanitation. r, this week. "Most women call fer gestion If a feller, or even a torily as fattening feed for hogs. utilised. fury, an' take no chances The Merrimack Bean Row 190 Mika Long county 1 A aome cer10 extent of In 1 Corn la need clean, fresh wkter supply coffee Ynllls. but I kin tell by thA filled with suggestions to Sanitation Is a determining fac.opens up a modest hamburger pres He canned 1,241 quarts of tain sections of th slate, when a essential for hogs aa It la for tor in successful hog production. sneakin' connin expressions that stand an seemingly makes a lit- tired out an neglected wives, douCOLLEGE STATION,' Texas. add this fruits, vegetables other farm animals, Thia highly grown In a limited way. they. Intend ta grind glas InsteaJ tle money four hundred others 'll ble crossed husbands, designin' (AP) Pinto bean rows on tho year a Job that requires PRETTY TOUGH. In Utah, barley la the grain- most Important fact is probably more o toffee, McDaniel ' in says Os West, the start op. Now an then some poor, tigresses, rejected suitors, an farm of Fowler about aa much muscle gnd Exoften used feed. ail than other. doesn't rut st gun rally neglected hog miles any manager. "I hate to say It but discouraged soul ll t suicide en thousan's of harnessed an' unhap-p- v MitcheU county are 199 "My rarer kill aa raising shoat or a tt ' ' women or There when masters men crave periments have bhown that where Tbe usual method Is to ponr water cconnt are ot four "Why. Henry, you dont mean who ere an women, circular terraces ill health, long ? beef steer, to tell me your heard Is tougher barley lo of good quality sad la tedltwlde g day la a foul, dirty comes to flunkin' up Ingenious five ofhr suicides alius taller. If freedom, aliihony. 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