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Show September 25, 1947 baking, sauce, pies, canning, pickled. - county for seed production. Information concerning the merits of the different varieties, er with a list of growers togethof improved seed may be secured at the County Extension office. through the winter months just H. John Schenk, says By purchasing good seed in ahead, dairy the fall from reliable producers chairman of the county and distributors the farmer is planning committee. Other recommendations of Mr. able to save at least Schenks committee to save feed the cost of the seed in the high production spring. He can then plant the and maintain Eliminate the in- seed in fall plowed per cow are: ground if he cows ac- gets a few warm efficient cows; feed in March days cording to production; keep as or early April. The results? Of Above are Acting County Agent Reuben Hans n a ml Rome Demonmany cows on the farm as feed course, a higher yield at a lower and equipment will permit; feed cost. stration Agent Amy Kearsley who are contributing articles each cows to capacity and reserve the week to this newspaper for the information of our readers. Supplies of commercial fertilrougher feeds for horses and izers, which are never adequate young cattle. to fill the requirements, are the to secure greatest In the fall and early win- HOW TO Xow is the time and clover ter months. Local dealers state your grain, alfalfa Cache County that noncommercial fertilizers seed, says the committee of can be secured upon a weeks s'de and roll the crease back and Crops Planning By Amy R. Kearsley notice if ordered now. Wouldnt fotrh in the fingers to work it which A. W. Chambers Is chairHome Demonstration Agent out. Press on the wrong side afman. Several improved varieties you rather hear your dealer say, Okeh, back er up and well HEMS DOWN terward. of grain and alfalfa have been In getting out your fall and For facing hems, ' two inch developed by the Utah experi- load er in than Sorry, we dscov-erewinter clothes, have you ment station and placed in the havent got any left? tape in a limited number of as I did, that the hems colors Is now available in some need to he let down? If so, per- stores in Cache County. Several haps the following hemline hints rows of seam binding stitched will help you as you join other together as well as grosgrain women in this widespread, if not ribbon on heavier fabrics may who salvage fat from trial fats and oils in the United too popular. Indoor sport. also be used. FARMERS at butchering States during the last half of 1947 To lengthen a skirt without will save the who wives supprobably approximate time, and farm giving it that tell tale period look, used cooking fat are helping in- ply for the corresponding try this method for wool SAVE SALAD VITAMINS Fresh crisp raw cabbage is dustry make many farm essentials last year. But, last year American garments. Rip the hem and industry could have used about a steam press on the wrong side one of our best vegetable sourcand household billion pounds more of fats and oils necessities if the wool is lightweight or es of Vitamin C. But how much than were available, and experts whose producthas a raised pattern in the of the vitamin you get from cabpredict that industry will fall short weave. If ion is dependits thick wool, steam bage salad depends on how you by at least that amount again durent upon induson the right side may mix it. Recent experiments show pressing 12 'months. next ing the trial fats and oils. that salad dressing causes cabbe more effective. In addition to soap, salvaged fat to lose its, vitamin C. The bage cover fabric To steam the pres, Salvage Fat helps make fungicides, insecticides, with a dry wool press cloth, then longer it stands, the more vitacoatiFarm and household fat salvaged with a cotton clolli synthetic rubber, protective dampened in min is lost. So shred and mix ngs for farm implements, lubri- from American homes is the only warm water. Press with a warm your cabbage salad just before vetcants, fertilizers, animal feed, possible source iron. Set it down, then lift serving. Use a glass or wooden from which aderinary preparations and scores of for metal affects the vitabowl, back and slide it forth, other products required by farmers. ditional fats and dont' until the wool min too. and dont press oils can be ex is dry. Less Industrial Fats pected to reIf the wool fabric is shiny on AN APPLE A DAY lieve the urgent According to United States DeLets Eat Utah Apples! underside of the hem, try the partment of Agriculture experts needs of Industry. a That's the title of an Extension a with the brush, nap raising there Are prospects for increased Therefore, a special appeal is rubber bulletin available at the home sponge or very fine vegetable oil crops but this will being made to farmers and farm office, demonstration agent&, in affect only the food fats situation, wives to save and turn every room 16, Courthouse, Logan. will a method that Heres he supply of industrial fats is ex- pound of fat which can no longer sometimes help to remedy a It contains 37 recipes for using pected to remain short of demand be used in cooking. Rural residents Utah apples now coming on the crease which is conspichave an opportunity to be of real hemline during the rest of this year. market. the and uous stubborn. Dampen Department of Commerce and service to American industry and, crease line on tn wrong side. It also lists the varieties of apfor will statistbe paid what is more, they Department of Agriculture on the right ples best used for eating raw, for over the Turn goods ics show that the supply of Indus their efforts. the water and cinamon. Work! together sugar, flour and butter until crumbly. Spread er the apple mixture. Bake oloriy, uncovered, until apples are tender. Serve while warm with whipped or plain cream. them one-four- th j i and Here is my favorite recipe from the bulletin: APPLE CRISP 4 cups sliced apples, 7 tablespoons butter, 1 teaspoon ciiia-'io- n, 1 cup sugar, cup water, cup flour. Cut aplpes into -inch slices. Butter a baking dish and put in apples and pour over By Reuben Hansen County Agricultural Agent "Calculate the amount of feed to carry you vou have on hand LENGTHEN IDOL DRESSES jelly i SOUPS ON This is the season when we think more aboyt including soup in our meal plans . . . tomato let-do- v san-pap- or We Can Have Your Old Furniture Covered with Beautiful New Materials of AIL Qualities and Patterns Plenty of Samples for You to See at Our Store. & I FURNITURE U LOGAN 28 WEST FIRST NORTH er. CenDek Enamel ITS HERE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR DEAD ' WE WILL EITHER Take ..Your ..Old Living Room Furniture in on New Furniture and Give You a Liberal Discount d, Salvaged Fat Helps Make Farm Aids Sooth Cache Courier 8 soup, rosy and red . . . corn soup, golden and glowing . . . potato soup, creamy and satisfying. And dont overlook vegetable soup which can be almost a meal in itself' with potatos, turnips, carrots, tomatoes, onions, celery, and green peppera to add to a , good soup stock. 8 going on to determne America Weve heard theres a contest favorite soup. Other countries have typical varieties. Theres the the onion soup of France, minebirds nest of China, Italy's strone, Russian borsch, and the famous oxtail soup of England. But Whatever soup is chosen a3 Americas favoirto, we know that well always answer with enthusiasm to the call soup's on . AGAIN and USELESS ANIMALS i Horses, Cows, Sheep and Hogs UTAH BY-PRODUC- HONE DETTER AT ANY PRICE CO. TS JUST SOUTH OP LOGAN PHONE LOGAN 49 (PHONE COLLECT) FOR FARM and HOME FURNACES or Coal Square or Round Casing Oil Complete TIN SHOP. We fit the furnace to your home. Electric or Butane t ... 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