| Show F Mition Honors Its Home Agents I OGAN —Home demonstra- agents of the Utah State Agricultural college ex tension service are in the spotlight May 1 to 7 when the nation and Utah observe National Home Demonstration week These unsung workers carry a recipe for easier living to nearly every county in the state they tour the counties meeting at homes with women of rural areas or conducting special public meet- i her Relief society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints and associates with the farm bureau in the task Agent-specialis- ts Many time and money saving ideas are being used to advantage by homemakers because of the work of these agents - Typical of home demonstration agents in Utah is Miss Bessie M Hansen who serves Box Elder county Miss Hansen makes trips to the various com- munities of this large county conducting lessons on subjects of interest to rural home- - - ' 1 at makers She has taught Mrs Joseph Hansen who is no relation the way to test pressure cookers necessary in cooker accident prevention as well as the proper methods of food preparation in pressure cookers Since 1911 Mrs Hansen has tested from 25 to 35 cookers ani City nually in Brigham Willard and Perry Corinne Each year she keeps a careful record checking it with the reading of the previous year to see that there Is not too great a variation She was chosen for this work by the president of w - 1 ' there oe ‘ ' - Extension Sorvica as in most other states there has been comparatively little attention given to careful over-aplanning of TN UTAH I ll tt ai ermati location buildings I t I E Thin RN ' - 1 Distance stops near main fields Sometimes one must decide between placing the farmstead near the fields or in a more isolated spot that is closer to 3 Location town 4 The farmstead including the house and lot should be on land that can be readily drained if possible 5 The lot for tilt' house should also be located convenient for irrigation 6 Another item of importance winds Is that of prevailing Such winds should be utili7ed to carry bad odors away from the house as well as from the source of milk supply: T Private wells for culinary water must be located at sufficient distance from contamination areas to make water rife for drinking -- -4 4 ' ASYSTEM - I SUNDAY of doing chotoS MAY 1 1949 I 'f 41 64 ' '44rt 4)' A 114 ' ' p:1 i ' -'1- tiT il '1 A I 3 - 1 il 1 -- r - " ii ! -- :!t!! - r1 4 V eg g 1 ' ti: 'tt I 1 " '! 11 i ‘ - 1immowsis US R"Ikt "tt " -- - ) ''e 7i4416 much of the distance could be saved with a little careful planning?" If you can save 15 feet of walking in one day it will amount to more than one mile a year ' r'4 1 v's 71 i'' '‘I ' 03-- ' i !!: 11 1 1t telk I11 I 111 k tt "' t' VI I ":4 1 ti t 1:W1 t 1 LI 11 I 1v( t -- Co US '- 71 g r- a Distributors Corner of 1t South at lit Well Phone SALT LAKP CITY sts4 Grant Avenue Phone Slat OGIIEN UTAH w-r----:rrTqr---sra- !11:t r-lin71- 1 0 ALd)A BREWER TIRE W L'I -- A i The unique backbone tread of the U 8 Roval Farm 'Tractor Tire takes a full firm bite to stop slippage It saves many hours of work—adds years to wear See us for our lull line of U S Royal Tires They do a better Job on every Job J iii 6 1 11 ')' 1 ' - ' 5 - -- A in s rttoietubleardt:singor from school bus '0 Y 7 1!k 1 — : e dikailai ' - 0 Clafe4 elvelay-- - iL There are a number of Im- portant steps to be considered Lt V ' la planning a farmstead: The tpirelfr ') 1 le 41 11Afirst and a very important one s e Is to make a crop -- -- and livestock plan to determine be good to that quart LADY milk the kinds and capacities of left on your doorThis cropbuildings required If you neglect it you may step field the show should ping plan be the cause of its downfall It dimensions and the intended has been well cared for until rotation entrusted to you The next step is that of choos- Theoretically that is right A farmstead for the a site ing but of course it isn't always the number of Important factors case However a lot of work should be considered: Investment and planning is 1 Distance of the farm house back of the effort to put a good from the main highway Some safe quart of milk on the conbut isolated people enjoy being sumer's doorstep one should consider the upkeep Utah has a taw that requires of long roadways utility lines milk sold as market milk to be water supply lines etc and labeled as to 2 ' ? ' i pasteurized grade If it is grade A then the cows producing it are healthy clean cows They are milked in a grade A milk barn and the milk is handled in a grade A milk house—one used for no other purpose IIIE inspector makes periodic checks and if there is any let down on requirements for production the producer is taken off grade IS Pasteurizing equipment costly and the processing plant Is carefully watched Samples are taken of the milk and they for everythinz Are checked Complete pasteurization is one of the requisites The milk must he kept tool from the time It Is produced until It reaches the processor After pasteurization It is promptly cooled and kept that Cleartii- way until delivered ness is the watchword through- - PLANNING TO SPRAY? r 11 I - f' o' e44ed' - - 'A - fe 0 4 li t: 74 - out 'o ' i -- yr - - - Trucks picking up milk from the producer and the delivery truck from plant to consumer are covered and dust tight Glass bottles have cover caps instead of plug caps which were a catch-al- l Paper bottles are well protected --- - i r71 s - - ti 4 -- 1 - — k441001-14-st- "otli4--- 44 Cle) 'It - : ' ' - t ' s - - - : - 'i'' - - - - : " - - I' so - 1: AMAZING SEE THE ' - L—----- T IM consumer's part of the responsibility is to see that milk is not left out In the sun Exposure to sunlight is conducive Warm to off flavored milk milk deteriorates quickly Often that "off flavor" tyouoknow the one where the milk tastes cardboardy or tallowy) Is due to standing in the bun too long It may not have been the dairyman's fault at all Leaving an opened bottle of milk on the kitchen table for a long period after the meal Isn't going to improve Its flavor Placing the bottle in the refrigerator next to strong flavored foods is a good way to get It into trouble The ritual for the housewife In handling her bottle of milk is to take It In promptly after dePlace it in the refriglivery erator and nrotect it from strong flavored foods If only part of a bottle is used at mealtime place the balance back in the cold box If these protective measures have been tak n and your milk Is off flavor call your dairyIf you haven't admit it man and give the man a break '-- -- "Ci -- r 4'7' 'Il - long-rang- - 6''' f ' ' I : - o -- 14 i i ' '' t - - on the farm should be carefully studied so buildings are located in the most convenient places for the greatest efficiency in time and labor saving Ask yourself "What was the mileage today?" and "How ? !i '''' 1 ern 1 de q ' 'f 4 S''' 11 - :i Another project launched by Miss Hansen and Mrs flogging was a "plant exchange" During the farm bureaus April meeteach member ing brought plants or seeds which would otherwise be thrown out and traded among themselves for is respect and arrangement of t f This Is Way to Plan Your Farm Agricultural Inginctur Utak State Agricultural Canoga - ! 84c been 1 h " SPECIALISTS SAY: Joseph Coulom 1 4': 1 i By a It --- s 44 ' ' ' ' :: 1 will be a "short cuts" demon411Z ''I f"1 stration at each meeting with 'e &I':: 1k i the home agent l 4 't '4 ci i ': V t ' j!liss Hansen has had a lot to I li -!1 do with popularity of freeze 4 1!'"' ! lockers among farm families 40 ti i'!44f " f i ?4 in recent years These are tir t utilized In storing farm foods l't' ?1 ' 4'''14 A F:' 4!4f414 for use during winter months ''' '1 t'in: One of the advocates and '1!!' ) qv i' I ' :f structors in this phase of Box '' A I ' 4 Elder county food preservation rj't- 'i: is Mrs Wayne Owens Corinne t !1 I Mrs Owens suggests using vege- f ' ft tables at the proper stage of 4 -- aL:: maturity processing and freezing quickly packaging properly Miss Bessie 119313M Box Elder county homedemonstrat ion agent and storing at 50 degrees below assirts homemakers Bessie Christensen left and Wanda Johnson zero for best results In a few tricks of interior decorating Home demonstration month These are but a few of the during May will honor these carriers of rural home assistance exthe sponsored by projects - WilORWOrOMPAM000W1e) ' Prfle vsep tension service and carried out home demonstration agents by !' l ' like Miss Hansen Utah with ''i 1 f t '1 '' its vast rural sections has bene11'! i ' A IIA cli CIA tot -- fited greatly by the service of 4p' t these agents Their work should i !i l'r — " be remembered gratefully this ' I ' t' t ' ' ' ' -- f month i 1 garden "starts" This project has This year attendance i Á In sewing have been popular in Miss Hansen's territory Last year 10 such meetings were held throughout t Box Elder county with 153 In Miss Hansen is Mrs Ernest Huggins chairman of the South Box Elder Farm bureau who atclub school in tended a Logan preparatory to conductclub in Bear River ing a City Mr and Mrs Huggins wanted to build a kitchen and service porch on their house Mrs Huggins and her home agent checked over the plans available from the extension service Careful planning has been responsible for labor and step saving measures in the nearly completed kitchen Mrs Huggins is using a set of plans on cupboard and kitchen arrangement which was obtained from the extension service for r': ' A t I'' ' SHORT cuts A LINOTHER person assisted by ings ' Holden e - group and in 1947 trees were ordered from the Utah State I Agricultural college nursery and were planted by members In commemoration of Utah's E centennial - By Bob f2 effect for some time among members of Northern Box Elder County Farm bureau Unsung Workers Receive Tributes 11i tion x SIMPLIFIED EKHOLM SPRAYER Pressor BOOM - of trodor Works on powor tolo-o- ff from 0 to 100 lbs Dirott PUMP NYPRO corrosioo-cosisto- loot- - nt hooted ofterninom loom is lingod will foltd frock onflomogotf when "Niko aro tobstatIo Adiustablo holght SPRAY SYSTEM 'prey 21'1 NOZZLES to 60 111 goofier' pr oxides spored 20 Inches port— acre PlESSUlt GAUGES Proporly plocod ono on stock Boom wing easily visiblo to osporator from tractor mot Prommt nosslo 'croons Irons tiogglay FILTERS Ns lariots TANK REFILLS! COCKPIT CONTROL prossuro Oporato Controls on It front your troctor soot filtering whom! costume pormit of stash boons wing cisongs and soparato oporation SPIRTS" fits all 'naives tractors Sprays op to 11 ogres por boor Como In and so It SorvIco sind parts amoilallo IIKHOLM 1 I i I FARM EQUIPMENT SALES E SERVICE I YOUR -- 523 JOHN SOUTH 2ND WEST DEERE i DEALER SALT LAKE CITY UTAH l ' i 711 lii' irJ |
