| Show 7777: Farm Flashes MIAs to Aid Rural Census Starea Tomorrow—Monday 27—questionnaires destined for e: i 4 : your fanning operations will be given to any other government agency or private imbokluat Only totals for all farms coin-bleed will be published- - se-cording to bureau officials every farmer in Utah placed in the mails Byffillin these out within five da ' farmers will save themsellea as weU as the census takers Chick Training Pays valuable time MOSCOW Ida—With baby That was the announcement o chick time in full swing pout-received from that! S bureau Y of census which for the first try raisers are being cautioned about some of the points 4e- time in the history of census quiring attention C "7 Peter taking is mailing the 1950 i son University of Idaho pout- questionnaires in an effort to save time and make the census try specialist explains that : a more speedy operation proper care and training of reand Utah chicks farm in the first baby "If you during enve a questionnaire in the few days will produce pullets and more eggs later Proper mail 'please fill it out within five days" bureau officials are training Will reduce losses from asking "The colitis taker will smothering and result in less call on you shortly after April work for the poultryman if 1 to pick up the questionnaire properly started a He will check it over while at - - "Where to get warm Is the 7' I to be and borne to the first your questions you thing taught new chick" Mr Peterson ex- don't understand orfind diffi- cult to answer you may leave plains "An easy way of doing blank for his assistance" this in to place a guard around 1 or This procedure will save both- - - the brooder about 2 to 3 feet ' from the outside takcensus Cardand the time edgeyour board nukes a good material er's time and greatly speed You for the lumber but wire guard completion of the centim will be able to read the ques- or lath may also be used Al- low plenty of room for the tionna ire through and fill it out at your convenience rather chicks inside the guard for the than when the census taker '' first two or three days They will soon find where to get calls You will also have an op- portunity to refer to your rec- - -soniething to eat --and drink" ords on farming operations in The expert recommends e offilling out the questionnsire -- gradually incemaingthe-sizandbe able to talk over the the guard around the brooder - alltial ime't going to bort a bit:s Mrs Ruth llot- - to mbeinieter an inoeulatim against the dread as the chicks grow older Re-- Tahoe tells Salon Bork aodetent -- to the Salt I Rocky Mosmialo spotted lever questions with other members carried by be move of your family the guard during the lake county agrkuitaral tweak as she prepares faded ticks The ticks ant becoming active It has been estimated that daytime when the chicks are If only half of the farmers in started Using it at night for -United-States the the -- first -- week lave- thole prevent census questionnaries corn-- chicks from crowding into ear nem of the brooder house pleted before the census taker arrives- a- saving of over SI need fresh water and -- 000000 will be made in the a starting monis before them at coat of taking the census plus all timea- But the potdtryrnaa Valuable time says no- grain for the first All Information you give the three or four weeks After the census taker is held strictly third weekk feed a limited amount of wheat and cracked confidential: No information corn in the evening concerning you your family or ! ' It - - - -- - IStci" healthy 6f!Shäf':-- Wood ticks are on the prowl again and now's the time to beat them -- - by William I mf e:i i l IVP : - 1 ti :: 4 Spring properations on the farm might well the hot dry weather of July Cie- - August drivel Immunization( members of the family them Into hibernation Danger of tick Infection against Rocky mountain spotted fever This is greatest in May- and June Inoculations dilwase one the terror of the west is still a should be taken early enough on that Immunity threat to those who spend considerable time will be full blows in this period The first time outdoors whether in agricultural or moimtain ' a person is ississnisid it Is Docemory for him areas to have three shots about a week apart Ho Although two of the newer antibiotics— will have full immunity about a month after and surecenycin—have madevit the Mat Apt —chloromyeetin t with far greater possible- to treat will Ruf f 0 shot year 04 believe that immunize' --hin effective hope of success doctors noon not Lest more than Don is still- the safest course to Pursue-- - Ruck' one year- - It immunity is not like the immunity of typhoid a disease rickettsial fever is mountain spotted or smallpox for enamor which will hat for a the causative- organism of which is carried by period of years There Is one precaution that thecommon wood tick known to scientists by - must be- remembered in spotted fever— the fancy name demiacentor andersont Ile mots: If you are allergic takingto you cannot has a Penchant for handing around horses shd take the vaccine generally usedeggs as it Is cultured other animals in chick embryos and contains- - the allergenia ' When be gets on a human being be wanders pubstances of eggs ' Those around over the akin for a while and then starts 4 have digging in One usually doesn't feel him disri " shots Azacim-- It their"""txru so covering his presenceto-b- only on undressing at — night- - If be happens carrying the spotted fever organism the individual It in for trouble - : nt rach-iniceeedi- : aux ork or k ork - Gu- top-grad- ' 0 a P(9 tit FOP Fes) I ly2 SUNDAY 114: AND FARMERS- 'mom MARCH CO-O- P oad Coontielikid by 4000 Pookeyeneet and POMPOM C:')' : Cawood ' ' - - The men who decide policies for the Utah Poultry and Farmers Cooperative or the men who feed the chkkens 6 and gather the eggs—the men most concerned P 'Oliver Hansen of Spanish Fork is a good example He is third vice president and member of the board of directors He raised about 1200 chickens last year and month 200 turkeys He ships about 50 cases of eggs e chicks and breeds He has been a member of Utah Poultry for 27 ears 'because "I am always sure of top prices for eggs and products I raise" He helps make Mentorte the decisions that give him and his friends Tglar I maximum benefits from this member-owne- d leaalits of and controlled coop ' lionelmersagst le Moll Poe lir? '- - -- - Men Who Direct Utah Poultry: tootrkk include L ! Introducing the C- ' The vast majority of Utahns have lived in wood tick country all their lives without ever having contracted tick fever And nearly every-one has had a few ticks on him at some time or other One may think being 'vaccinated against the disease of such relatively infrequent occurrence as this is being a little overcautious It is true percentage of - infected ticks is not thatiteBut the fact that Rocky mountain is a serious disease with a very high 'Portable makes precautions de- eidedly worthwhile There are not too many barns that catch fire and burn to the ground But whenever one does it is tragic for the owner So most farmers has to have their buildings Insured if the cost is not prohibitive A tick fever shot might be considered in somewhat the same light as fire insurance et a barn - Now Neat Active Wood ticks become active or- -i ftwat Letter ' Vs Wood Tick rime or- -i or tarty in itprik and continue to bet menace until 26 1950 4 Page Page o ilk ' - - Model Home : Planning a Boy's Room? 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