Show FARMERS URGED BY: viewpoint Inter'monntainKestoworn 7t the TFAVllitlOClt y (omnnTi tyo effect the price !trenf arc TO SEE RESULT USE OF SHORT K v OF WEED TESTS i Purebred Sires YAfSJ Found r To Production Inf and-terially b ron f TATISTICS show that there business cattle 'Iowa Tests o keep the FN J—The as it was a disastrous as fewer cattle :in the United coming5 been latest use to which radio has today than thereallhave A fundamental factor J forecasts leThSru Tmarimd-- ' dliferee in Patches of Whitetop Were States and yet bugs years for many been put is killing com- - makes for profit in the dairy fanners come when in ore attie today decline prices a Chemical to demand Pruned The day may the z point Roses Should Be inSprayed With try is the inherited ability of consideration it naivd with what it was a fewviyears will use this invention to fight much ftt Without oranimal to produce large cusnT steers ' and Season foretell to Last Now Declares LeRoy Now sect enemies in the field inconsistent Jnished prime seems rather ago milk Satisfactory profits of find face may over housewives b the while in not f® chard for cattle weighing lower prices Marsh we possible v s most suitable to the trade the best 'Farm without proper breedi51T the radio an aid in exterminating A L CHRISTIANSEN s of fewer numbers But when By foodmanagerent figures of insects that brought household p heavy cattle even County Agent of farm- consider the large variety find pUed from a study of actual ears B y LEROY MARSH ago for substituted to At the New Jersey Agricultural excursion been has up A lively stuffs that cooperative records show that a cow we cau prices District Agricultural Inspector station here entomoland state of- beef during the last decade only a limited demand incounty ers kill to inspectors a One of the most beautiful and Experiment way dairy breed returns to her owLt of found have understand that the supply The advantage Decoration cay ogists waves The is cents an hour for his time agents readily and agricultural county S ficers conditiphs radio the meet present cenerally chosen sects frequency under to present by catUe that is needed ' flowers is the snowball since It usuhave been conducted caring for her needs The In the fhst jplace--th- ls of Weber Davis and Salt Lake coun- demand"! is considerably less than tao-fol- d -experiments time at that a — more year 1 than ‘30 ally reaches maturity o clock would ago for few at a years Jlilable no particular dairy was needed practice ties will be conducted T Hcadlee and Hob- Few of the large flowering bushes (is that beef Thomas flucJ the total supply ofnumber of available j ert C Burdette During the last 50 years has can excell the snowball for Thursday The meeting place is the tuationlin entomologist and been lowin the presentwould cattle f prices tiful beau The following United 1 lific production of tabernacle in Bountiful assocUte entomologist are in charge give the market high secondly— it reaching or less to partment of agriculture States more regular mKt are ers The snowbaU is ccmparaUvely I of these studies Such were underto t t that experithe made be cattle will twelve Visits or cost in- - the value of about every ten free from all Insect because of the mounting conkeeping cdwstatfEl to various levels the supply demanTand thereby tend to i and with weed mental a plats in sympathy insect in used years one the aphis There rather than just kJ chemicals production the f i beef beef consumption I crease for demand that attack I for fields where patches of weeds- were of cattle and the who have studied full of barns business cows sound ing as species of these insectsthe It is just to take compara' Professor products Those broadcast-cu- rl leaves to Butter fat production tne snowball causing j'jiey have used a radio sprayed last ? season I have designated j 199 the producer blossoms situation ' a the on the into a ’ spread Poor Goo entering giving workers other apparatus and and smaller Stewart profit for him to taxe cattle Cow- tively of prices George beautiful as a high 111-a bush with period the meters frequency 24 cows is as about eoT ruining it steer has 0j on station what young are estimates their steer a second from the Utah experiment j basing older 12000000 ers and foliage These insects on cycles an 100 about year per pounds de a a all foretell spread larger will be with the group to explain and Feed cost happened in the past bora alive and already the process JI fatal waves killed Insects in shortS $4300 $ 9jj levels until about and the practice of finishing tests these of the details clineln price Insect-killinget- - too Return above feed of reproduction has begunmost g radio order wiU before they ileadlee his cattle and Inset the supply selling J Dr Thomas peo HEAT KILLS BUGS cost satisfactoiT to Farmers of Weber county should 1934 or 1935 when The great trouble with 13 I" 1 ( limited enough to heavy would be most develop-unt- il them treat to to keep the agaihbecome caused is two ways to get tend neglect are is and that arrange by and There i they see pie agent demands the county jeath trade the insects’ o jpriceS upward start the 24 waves within so to the leaves are partly curled radio of heat cows sects when April this exposed will in Thursday take profitable states the declining trip lm- can wel prices from which react to effectiveness” Headless in determinthe highlyis to buy the female withs 2 the tissues of waves The producers themselves and at that stage it is almost now such low levels thatwould Accompanied by IRoy Marsh I bodies with decreasing speed in the factor' reaching serious be the perish deciding situation such in relief the Right to to afford give gain a record This however is Wgh frequency possible s profits in cattle pradutionj if the radio is to supplant chem‘ for the treatment II manner as to produce an internal ing consideration: By intelligentprac-ticesive It is also very is the ideal timefox losses to mainsects” turn to icals in a position fighting are in JSImS-SotMaoaphis Perhapsa I heat oI lethal degree By pushing were spray-wh- & of the snowball cow will normally trammin which they the killed r insects tllM patches whitetop I control is Among the various through twonged aeaaon- - Ms delicate thermo-coup- le a to a heifer but once £l the leading method ofwith last the here breeding in the laboratory radio of jt walls of the Insects thus by 'supply abundant An last two was very thorough dusting andnicodust body made j Thursday field years j oriental of I butterflies the peach lpnidoDtera including the trip body bud is billed the entomologists were able glypta parasite Good life undoubtedly safeguards -the j and it is our opinion that some very seeing that every leafBlack Leaf second Foods less is The to lasted or use ii J way as It weU died 40 moth quickest Internal moths iasorthoptera ami obtain-roaohI determine the degree of thoroughly covered against later infectionrequirements herd sire a son of high prodach 30 seconds under the effects of straight-winge- d insects such as promising results have been per gal-- 1 I heat generated The bodies of ln-l- le thanwaves for present at the rate of 2 tablespoons provides houseEvery female he sires car? and grass- ed Honey bees and the crickets of katydids not mean however that cows' were hot to the touch does eecs of water together with & little This Inherited resistant more givhas that v ability Herd buiS were of I t whitetop The spraying slightly is confined oil or strong soap suds is JI diately after exposure to the radio flies t need for vitamin the with herd Headlee ex- -’ hoppers the the sir? is lea b than results more ing j “Even of en less hardy” mothers satisfactory the power in-would sem that waves Nursing conyoung to also very effective the beetles “vitamin rnore certain cucumber become and faster I pensive same the have con“were’ 1 use the been of People plains to affect should have food IN GLOBE LOCUST care- - The experiments to date have Gerfrequency waves high especially a the test While Results of and s thistle would made by k and put advertisers the abixnrfsce-Milthe but as panada or the Ifi be less' glory more scious" A directly asling sects varies confined to the laboratory vitamin Another insect that must a I forms of taining these Iowa All to station to cockroaches too experiment man somewhat liva judge structure the te early whether it is of insect sUtion workers and dairy productsareeggs city is two it They want to know fully watched in the that Wha-he- y be withstood the radio waves for two production increases due to 1 4 nervous system suits sUll the patches ol theseshow among is begin- - experiment vitamins” the use of radio for bug killing wlll food contains riven vegetables er and tain species of borer beautiful cockroach leafy is bred sire shown in the follofe The German last mentioned weeds visited globe found practicable under field Jcondi- minutesto be on the has not permitted a thorough otte& fail to realize is : that the richest sources of vitamin A all an of hardiest cent ning to work the have 90 Butter fi entire per known is proved 1 the event are much vitamins that approximately it but the at forms different S3y of larval are several vegetables reor there locust This insect operates limbs I tions In that man s Insect yellow Green minutes of 223 female Milk being of to Type killed exposure pocfuncbeen is required that much moreastime bnse of the tnhi scaffold direo-- scheme of fighting and that each has aof different says i icher in it than the correspondkill it females 3660 scrub to tested Original g i letthree been parof the quired be have vcutioncL continuation the larva In body mies "Thus every The such may in a nutrition grenwhite First cross of purebred make tunnels ing white varieties HOW THEY ARE AFFECTED in- - kill Is I was tion adults kill to agwhicli of COST IS control weed campaign than States richer United required department ty than much the is tlon and oftentimes encircle the tuce that: adult Sire 5993 carried on riculture r Some foods are a “The question of relative cost and than bleached and Second ruining the begun last season will be Mrasparagus green large limbs thereby cross of pureMarsh some of bureau one vitamin and about the same this year of the tree Take source than white corn The 8401 shape and beauty bred sire work anotherof while f a number of foods yellow foods these will ' have full "control of the economics a small sewing machine oil can and gives of home over scrubs Increase commisone Avothe Weber If county assisted' by contribute : more than a fTwn amount of carbon disulphide as good sources of vitamin 4: 130 5 percent sioners Weber county farm bureau homemaker wants to give her fam- cados beans butter and examine carefully the workings bananas string j can all of dried oil and the county agricultural agent Insert the oil liver cod enough a diet containing of the borers cheese carrots ily or the know cowpeas cream danelion and other T:""’’"-'of the vitamins she must and deposit a small amount and TENTH OF CROP RCLMD v of greens eggs lentils lettuce liver ’ Insects It function theburrow about the into something and pests annually 4 disulphide immediate death to the IS BOTH sweet potatoes Spinach stray $600(K)0 worth or TEXAN will cause each and the foods likely to supply milk peas Incan She is amount very 1 tomatoes borer Carbon disulphide it in sufficient of the Wisconsin tobacco crop t DOCTOR PASTOR then ' these foods are in- squash and see 4”f that flammable and should never be used At cording to the University of is Receipts States ' menus Dairy cluded in her f consin Of these pests cutwK Fiod Value:’ In Planting 4 CITY TWEEDS LACY essenSTERLING AbnorAre is A instance most Vitamin' for destructive are the Stockyards pinnacle tial for ‘ growth well being at all Dr W B Everitt from his is carefully watched many °fjbese j Should Be Kept In aie 40 doctor— prominent New lacy tweeds years of ages and : successful reproduction as minister and mally Low Soft Mind I and 27 of those A in favorites sports medical service things to APPLE CROP LESS leads vitamin this of destroyedPRUNING BOSES deficiency and iThe commercial 193Q serving as Baptist minister— has orangeblues pinks Outlook yellow for tissues crop n The the of Agricultural body the weakening to to keep ministered to both soul and body of and increased susceptibility to bac- reds' are the best bets and the jack- forecast by the U apple 1IOGENSON : c S There is still plenty of timeIdeal LABELS the tendency GARDEN By that departmme I I Is the matching his flock in September at Extension Agronomist U S A C ' infection If laboratory ani- et and skirt that has at more cows does not appear ofto‘ have prune roses In fact now winter terial I smartest of agriculture has is milk the where cape quite his good The of long LUMSDEN the in He said 000 barrels This is about timer especially checked garden price many In a VICTOR been parishioners diet D are planting J lacking mals s given By i them all killed the more tender va- - ue5 gould be considered first then bill” and their vitamin U S a year ago less infections cows Is : stall high and than their barrels a of Plant “preaching pay Industry t develop Bureau they — — Trom He cattle time same of the — yr bill at I rieties These should be prunedis jjor the rest just plant the things doctor of of the other receipts Agriculture and stockyards states stai showed abnorparts the eye F Department 1 j combined offices for of best inDROPS OFF served the the CORN labeling back to where the new growth has similar you the is that maintain dairy aatisfactory It BLOUSE thought BATISTE body : I For some unaccountable reason TOsystem In -your flower garden de- - mally v small numbers last 15 ‘years and has preached Production of corn in the Cfe coming out and infective processes -—— of the I who have died flammatory 2 622 OX? H of toward Those who funeral many expansion f the family garden has always been States the occur one’s when blouse there for Tendency during 1929' wascent human second a the For ln body J to save them Is a by the efforts lea te his 7 of or ’name milking herds is also shown bushels about the ste A sweeter per vitamin spite be could of blue suit nothing deficiency all states re-- 1His specialty Is treating rattle-port- ed 1928 The 1929 figure s simple practicaUy that fact find little during a the than has the body an Increased number of year- snafce bites and In the last IT years Fortunately eration In most parts ok Utah gystesL 'f V" v' ' ' to a white batiste with its youthful col- - about 46 per cent below the in of storing this vitamin milk nature he power of case for that a lost as not there is not much planning but just vear average heifers kept rrrrvrrs a A M i being am thl nnflt brig Ja4 J I er mes-- ' not" easily get the thing I P cows the increase in the countryas says planting hurriedly to The farmer usually1 with per centon The tnhtmL others such as bulbs a whole being about 6 heifers vege-the of the few such a of particular vegetative parts total number Te plants cj oftheir 1 is estimated at labeling on tables which he likes best so the farms yearso January hidden part far as necessary to keep their names and approximately 469000 compared the planting finished and 1 1929 he is concerned forgotten task of I locations5 cUstlnct with 4413000 on January 000 to are : 4059 1928 markets and on Then comes the motherscultivated In the 4184000 some labels ' will remain 1927 either keeping the garden and lettering durtbte J land weeded herself or time In The number of heifer calves op legible on them for a long I children to do it much against their I conditions weather adverse 0j although less significant I - hand faccommodity not Is the inclinations declining Indicate that fully as only to seems weather Despite But the with ahead very are or were saved in a white going Such shiny garden kets fanners Neat black and many heifer calves to amounts to anything ftaan- - tor In similar either who In the prevas children 1929 attract programs 1ahAlt states in often productionrecent dairy i years accordingwo--to1 j saving or in- food value for the j carry them away those of ious year and up to the first of the of GARDEN ON PAPER i -- the the U S bureau of agricultural stockyards receiptsseem I family 1 plot gar-the the year commodity and states planting The general losing In nomics the planning from calves against To dairy pyoe 8 or 10 den knowledge of nutrition of a plant because of the dis- - to Indicate that farmers were still price level has fallen some to food value of vegetables should have name and ago a below year cent of the label draw a plan saving rather more than the usual per 2 Certain crops raranCe consideration (much your showing the planting number of calves the lowest level sinceof1921-2garden 0j weed cn- - are star performers in the the of names Chemical methods the the previous and are that Indications of dollars j keeping us fit At the top of the arrangement Then if upward trend of production per cow location each trol axe saving thousands at In are all leafy vegetables tomatoes or misplaced you have was continued through 1929 In fluid-miIn the cost of weeding seed beds on- - rabel are lost west-- 1 carrots in peas beans green nursery forest snap areas- but ' that in butterfat the Savenac j to rejer to your plan to sct-- ions and asparagus The garden gtraighten names the out era Montana the U S forest areas this trend did not continue an adequate supply ofare suitable after the labels has ahlch of vice reports Through a chemical first half of the year parttypes may be ly because of poorer pastures after treatment of the soil about 80 per these is a good home garden whatThey plants It may tndL lacks cent of the weeds are prevented at home from thin pieces of midsummer and partly because of I wood for should have many other ground from germinating sticking Into the her feed prices and lower product — — as beets turnips and beans (ripe) j be provided with a soft ces In the fall may I litters Ohio led all but he Is wise who Plans With wire for suspending from f in production In the metal increase The J the fits j tree and Fhrnhs essential crops and then One side at least North Atlantic states in the fall of the other states In the 1929 hog raising I of jest in around them as spac and to provide a- 1929 appears to have been due to the contest the U S department was be Ohio announces If thelasurface time permits agriculture Tennessee with that farmers adjusted& their wise who looks 'jin I smooth writing is will resist de- fact fanner That followed by they painted fairly I program in expectation of J - He has the welfare to his several years gardenmilk' litters Tprfi ana with 63 Minnesota fluid for market during jor strong 1 j xiIREE KINDS OF LABELS -- the fall and winter months v in so with 61 and Pennsylvania with 59 0f bis family at heart In his mind and The requirement for a ton Utter is they receive first conslderaUon cewspapers and garden period!of far as' there has been an increase types farm animals and the almighty the weights ofall cal5 you will find various that the sum of themust in fall freshening some decrease in 2000 j dollar are but secondary and but j are usually advertised They pigs in the Utter of six total production later in the year is to be months I means to an end —a healthful happy of wood metal or a celluloid-lik- e twinds at the age expected In the United States in-as hoboes family ' substance These may be lettered a whole production per’ cow Freight cars harbor insect or a creased a paint a stylus as 'Well as the human kind The with from 1925 to 1927 pencil on the but has materially U S department of agriculture rechemical solution which acts Increased only slightly sinc$ over several cars in Long metal to make the 'letters visible i cently checked was then — which alfalfa shipped They I uSwhen Ayou first piSsfeSSe found that 15 per cent of the alfalIs By also but remember them be" in the hay remained alive fa weevils five-dajK-oW I Slrovlch of ever on the alert honorable 40 To Aid The must and y per a trip during are there three-da- y effective that York New cays a of A’llto system cent stood the rigors keep your 900000000 men and women in the run have of them 600000000 world and to the different forms of — — —— ' 't'-f Research work and preventive I subscribed will be the taken been pensions They have measures taken by the U S depart- old-asteps Preliminary pension beneficiaries of an old-acolof land association the ment of agriculture In the suppresgrant by the declining years of Mdet federand universities the and As sion of livestock diseases have re- system in So leges we have the wholeof their life al farm board to develop a sulted in practical elimination some cholspectacle of 42 nations of the educational program for carrytuberculosis tick fever hog 4EREVER civilization ex j$K there you will find the Huntsville Purebred Guernsey ing to the American dourine world interested In the preservation farmers Inforera anthrax blackleg naThe only three Wednesday night mation that will enable him to take life met club of human and of cattle scabies Dairy and I glanders have UNDERWOOD AH over the world its swift keys ore home of Chester Engstrom full advantage of the provisions tions of the whole world that old-asheep 1930 proof the outline to the not leader principle act adopted the agricultural marketing H tluj responding to the slightest touch os they weave tales Keith of The pensions are China India and the gram of activities President work on this program Initial ' I Jensen presided ' United States new discoveries in science and was started last fall when the board 4-- H yef romance-recorClubs A plea Is made by the farm bu- - I The club decided to give a public accepted the generous offer of orwithdraw of SALES to orders value mbvethe our wheels cf commerce For country to have dairy- ganization groups to make available demonstration Cn the dispatch mI ireau I comwith Is nutrition It In keeping human company the Hfficrrams from n products services of the 49 land grant a a 15 AND SERVICE three decodes this great machine has met every chaU J iU substitutes This is to the mdia and march onward ith china extenuniversities the and colleges will EVERYWHERE - lenge— giving excellent-service with the civilized nations of the the first project The secondwhich and superb workman-shi- p sion services and the 5700 lambs C B Smith chief of the office of vorld of be pet the growing "workers time At that extension extension work' recentunder the most exacting tests Today through will serve as a revenue to meet the it was emphasized that the board directors of extension all sent to l last payments on their heifers whicli wherever ly to avoid wished possible sheer merit the UNDERWOOD is the accepted leader work the following: BILL Says: setting up agencies in duplication of have been FARMER kir “For some time past we land-gracsit speeds the world's business in every country of existing machinery Spokesmen for with the clubs in Huntsville the other of agricultural educational groups club Lh®globe IruJyJt i sth e ST an D AR D of the world! Each member of the club was ap- pledged colleges In getting out a to their fullest broadbeen him and one see radio program that has give to boy pointed board cast over the entire United States Information on calf clubs It was theThe educators were advised that was of on the first Saturday of each month a group boys that reported of the federal farm board the policy clubs have In some state? the interested in a baby beef club and under the authority of the agriculbeen encouraged to meet at the hour Victor Newey was assigned to visit tural marketing act is to develop naof the national broadcasting prothe boys marketing or a fine and showing of tional gram This looks to us like owned and con grower club heifers was discussed Bruce ganizations thing to do and worthy of considerthe sufficient a where to a trolled' point ation in all the states McKay was admitted to membership of the various agriculwere Keith Jensen percentage “The land-gracolleges and thispresent Division of fUnderwood' Elliot! fSTisher Boys commodities tural may be controlled exoffice are going to considerable Orville Nielson secretary so as to be effective Company an in president having New York Victor to to pense Grow Jay McEntire and bring Chicago Dale on better influence through prices 335 ' mem24th club City and Washington Utah fv Newey v Phone bargaining power and better distri-of 82 bers state leaders etc who speak bution and through the control on the club radio program If BOON a large volume so as to ‘market at PICKERS BERRY clubs the country over could ” welcome the low cost will meet on that day and bring with pickers Berry The board believes that the quick news that experiments I are being them and parents and conducted ana results are expected est approach to this Is through the friends they might have a very inthornless blackber- amalgamation or consolidation of which wilt-pteresting meeting of which the rainto national ries and dewberries on the market- existing dio program would be a part and Caliwithout sales of setting organizations Pollard E fruit grower obthus extend I club work and fornia has succeeded in raising up' any specification as to the qualtain increased sympathetic support SETtlKS HEM LAYS DOWN thornless dewberry bushes and the ifications of local associations other from parents in it promotion The Standard Noiseless and Portable TypewritersBopkkeeping Machines than that they must come within whole matter Is brought to your atJOB5 BUT GET5 THE ON Capper-Volstea the requirements of the tention for whatever consideration "Hlndawood GlliottiSFishcr Sundstrand Speed the ‘World’s eBusiness v i RESULTS law jmwt't you may wirfi to give it" BUSH INSECTS - ' - S' 5 - v - j rtkr - ! if Nt ‘ & i 1 s k £vVv r a! 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