Show '' a The Suit Lake Tribane Sunday May IS 1955 8D much Ano about mutton Ft I Farm and Livestock News We’re Poor Little Lambs Who ¥& WbL'ifr ji WH'I ' ”” v1'1? A ’“ '£ " - V J Hi 4 I- -’ it 1 I ’ and Mrs Reed Nielsen Portage Alan Nielsen fchows ewe and her five lambs— a rarity In sheep breeding son of Mr Utah’s crop season now Is 10 southeast sections was more to 30 days behind schedule the spotted than along the western seca a Utah Agricultural Marketing edge and as result few are tions moisture of still short Service indicates while in Idain the eastern district -- to four two -- Crops pasturesand ranges Weeks late as of May 1 made little growth during April IN UTAH the lag was blamed except in the lowest areas conditions May 1 were ®n generally cold dry and windy Range the lowest for that date since weather In April Except for 1933 some areas in norcentral MOST CROPS except corn Utah "April rainfall was very beans Were planted in the and deficient Abnormally 'cold weather prevailed throughout southwest section ( of Idaho the month with frequent winds while planting of sugar beets which dried out top soils con- and grains was in progress in siderably" the southcentral section SeedThe marketing service said ing operations were Just getting planting of spring grain crops started in eastern Idaho as of May I varied "from about Storms during April improved h complete in some northern Utah areas to 100 per soil moisture supplies and procent complete in Utah’s Dixie” vided moisture so that irrigation will not be neces-sar- y The outlook for Irrigation Water supplies in the waWater varies in different tersheds were also improved areas with many snow courses showBut in general it does not ing a greater water depth May 1 appear too bright since most than April 1 A a result prospects are storage reservoirs show low measurements resulting from greatly improved for irrigaheavy requirements in 1954 The tion water supplies this sumnatural stream flow is expected mer from what they were to be light for late summer April 1 crops However supplies are still The May 1 report noted that to be tight on the Big hay stocks on Utah farms were expected Lost Riven and on Little and about 142000 tons slightly beLittlwAVood Rivers and the Big low average This carry-ove- r sortie streams along and possibly reflects heavy feeding since southertti the borders Jan 1 Cool March and April weath-erhel- d back development of TOE MONTO of April was colder than normal in Idahq fruit so that it is bloom! with only a few warm dayghe much later than in 1954 fore part Temperatures ln all date there have been no repprts of the state averaged be- ports of frost damage and proslow normal while'" precipitation pects are for a large fruit crop was above normal in the north April weather improved the and southwest sections Rain- outlook for Idaho’s winter fall Iti the southcentral and wheat cro£ - one-fourt- pre-plantin-g I Coavanianca Shop Monday 9:30 three of the youngsters to nurse from a Jersey cow Each night and morning the row is locked in the 'stanchion and the lambs race from their pen to the cow for breakfast and supper Reed has used Suffolk bucks on Columbi ewts and this cross which is becoming popular with sheepmen pro- HORSES from Texas races that will be held each zona California Montana the afternoon best cow horses will go 6n""ILsfTy'“er ihe 'Sair Lake County Fairgrounds May 20 and 21 when the Intermountain Quarter Ilorse Assn sponsors its annual show The horses— developed in the early days of this country to aid in the herding and rounding up of cattle— will appear in both show and working events One highlight will be the cutting contests where the horse has to outmaneuver a cow and keep it from the rest of the herd West’ Reed Nielsen who runs more than 1000 head of sheep has a ewe that almost overdid herself by giving birth to quintuplets— a heal oddity in sheep circles The five little lambkins now over a month old are doing well AND HERE again is another oddity He has trained Utah Idaho Crops Lag Lay It to Cold Spring report-is t Bperlnl to Th Tribune MURRAY — Some of However Mother EWa can only take care of two ofthe playful little fellows soAhe Nielsens had to provide some other means of support Alan Nielsen 13year old son was assigned the Job At first it was bottles and nipples but when the lambs got a little older Alan thought this was funning into too much trouble' so he decided to use other means i -- Quarter Horse Unit Schedules Show ' business xkMvvtprnii y t uM 7 i' “r v i The Nielsen ewe can take care of only two lambs so the other three were trained to get their dinners from Jersey milk cow Busy Round of Events Top Sanpete Stock Show Slate Aparin to The Tribune 1 ErHRAIM— The two-dagram for the 16th annual y at proSan- 9 30 am with the Judging of dairy cattle sheep and hogs j AriIda-h- o Colorado ane Wyoming UtalT"vrttI‘ show Mr Jewell said 300 horses including the be in the various states will par- These horses also have a tremendous endurance as well as the speed over that short distance and the races will be run on a straight away track Mr Jeweirsaid -i- be-enter- n-the Nc'v ’ ticipate Another feature of ’the show It is not unusual to see one be the exhibition of Shetwill of these horses cut cattle withland pony cart and saddle out a rider he added Some 20 show classes as well as the races and exhibitions of the stock work will appear on the programs held at 9 am 2 and 8 pm each of the two days Some of these classes will include fillies and colts of 1954 and 1955 fillies stallions geldings and pairs as three-year-ol- classes The daytime programs will feature the eliminations so spectators at evening shows will see only the finals and best horses and riders in action Mr Jewell said One ticket will admit spectators to all three events each day he added AS A RESULT of their work halter classes the quarter horse not only has to be agile but he has to be fast His top speed can be maintained for a quarter of a mile the reason for his name According to A E Jewell show chairman the quarter horse can beat Thoroughbred SALT LAKE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS race horses at that distance MURRAY UTAH MAY 20-2- 1 Residents of this area can see evidences of that speed in the iHtermountain QUARTER HORSE SHOW - Army Promises 300 HORSES MID RIDERS III ACTION Aid lo Growers TOE AFTERNOON Judging pete Rambouillet and Junior 1 Livestock Show in Ephraim begins at p m with breeding duces a clean Tribune Washington Bureau and mutton sheep and beef Iamb that la a good gainer May 20 and 21 begins Friday WASHINGTON May 14— The continues until 2 30 p m From Army is going to make smoke and generators - available from - Us OVER THE FENCE POST 230 to 4 pm FFA conOgden General Depot if they Young Farmers’ Judging tests will be held with the are needed to help- protect fruit crop Utah’s Coop awarding a from frost Ephraim damage Sen Arthur to the winner open-face- - " ' BEST IN THE WEST COUNTY— When a sheepman gets more than 150 per cent lamb crop he can consider himself lucky But when he has one old ewe that tries to do it all herself he’s really in ” "" — Tribune Staff Writer ' rORTAGE BOX ELDER f : -- Market Quotations — Crop Reports — Features By Lyn (Swede) L’arson 1 V ho the M d FOUR FOUR RACES RACES DAILY DAILY 4-- H CAir - Kanab Sponsors Schedule Season’s Racing Opener trophy announced Watkins watha will play a baseball game Saturday He said the assurance was reon the Snow College field with ceived from Army authorities a good one with a large numBy Stan Farnsworth the annual Stockman and Ex- at a conference he arranged at Was talking the other day ber of top animals exhibited by hibitors banquet at 8 pm unof Utah state agriwith "Duke” Aiken and "Doc” tHI’ers and Future Farmers of der direction of the Ephraim the request officials cultural MacDonald about the big race several counties Young Farmers meet which will AM LOOKING forward to SATURDAY be staged at begins visiting with friends at the at 10 am for fatJudging beef cattle at Kanab May 19 Black and White Days show at 20 and 21 Richmondthfs weekend It is 11 a m selection of Sanpete’s Sweetheart and attend"Duke” who good show and the Cowboy always from ants is president of folkr at Richmond have a way will follow a list of contestants Special to The Tribune The Cowboy Sweetthe sponsoring jof extending the welcome mat heart and attendants MOSCOW IDAHO — Plans chosen Kanab Junior that makes folk come back each will be given riding habits and are being made for the sixth Chamber of year annual Pacific Northwest Ferwill lead the Rambouillet paCommerce said Don’t forget the big Intertilizer Conference in Boise is rade’ The annual parade they expect this mountain Quarter Horse Show scheduled at 2 m and June 27 to 30 Three hundred be will p meet tv year at Murray this Friday and Sat- directed and other represcientists Mr Junior the be the iistial by Ephraim be horse racing There’ll urday the industry are of sentatives Chamber of Commerce with good one lt has Farnsworth each afternoon You’ll see some floats bands and a to attend Charles display of expected beemduring past years of the fastest quarter horses animals in addition to chairman G AsPainter program the meet of and best riders In the Interis the kick-of- f announced has Sanof Clubs sociated Riding Utah’s racing season mountain area plus California Field trips will take the pete in action Horse racing will be enjoyed Arizona and Texas The amateur rodeo and enter- visitors to the University of tainment starts at 3 pm on the Idaho branch experiment staby the many fani who are exeach to afternoon attend show grounds sponsored by the tions at Caldwell ahd Parma pected and a good boxing card has been Sanpete Association of Riding where they will be able to Clubs who will feature Indian view test plots being used arranged for the evening of the 20th "Doc” is chairman of the riders and ropers to compete for research projects on ferA dance with local talent Races and tilizers uses G O Baker boxing entertainment climax will the contest will be included soils professor at the univerSaturday night three-daevent A dance will conclude the sity will talk on fertility of RICHMOND Cache County-T- he celebration wheat at the meeting 40th annual Black and The Utah State Junior Livestock Show held forth four days White Days Show "a tribute to last week at Spanish Fork end- the dairymen who plan and exeing Saturday when the prize fat cute it” will be held Friday and stock was sold The show was Saturday May 20 and 21 It is one of the West’s pioneer featuring Till Free! Holsteln-FTiesla-dairy showscattle At 4 pm Ephraim and Hia- and JACK OAK II IVtNTS EVENTS' WARREN Amimomti HYDE V Gaelic Prepares For Annual Dairy Exposition 9! Park othm wokkino cutting and IETWIEN ENTERTAINMENT aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa AIIDERSOI! LUMBER n The show opens Friday at 9 with assembly of cattle Judging of purebred bulls will be at 9 30 a m The judging contest for Future Farmers of teams will be- America and m 9 30 a Classification of gin at FFA and cattle will be at am CO SALUTES DAIRYIIEH OF CACHE YALLEY Fertilizer Unit Plans Confab y w FtATURE aoriNO-co- now-promisin- g I Everythin g In Building Materials for the Farm and Home AmidleirsoirD Lumlbeir Co 258 So Main and 221 So 3rd West Logan Utah A!a Smithfiald Welltvilla lawiitan Fraitan Tramantaa You are invited TO THE SANPETE RAIIBOUILLET and JR LIVESTOCK SHOW EPHRAIM UTAH IIAY 20-2- 1 20 — Friday May Judging of Dairy Celt) Wool Shaop and Hogt baginning oi Young Faraan’ Judging ContaiU pm 4:00 pm— BaiaboII Gama 100 pm— Stockman’i and Exhibitor ’ Banquat 1:30 am — FFA 2:30 Saturday May 21 — 1000 ara — Judging Fat Baaf and Shanp 1:00 pm — Sanpata County Swaathaart Coniatb 200 pm — Parada Myrna Joy Rattmuuan MU Utah participating 2:00 pm— Amataur Bodao 1 4--H 10 a m Judging of purebred cows leading event of the show will be at 1:30 pm me ii vmi i evexevg HORSE snow will be Satur-dawith judging of stock and pleasure classes at 9 a m and y Welcome team pulling matches at 2 pm The premium list shows jnine classes for bulls 21 for purebred cows Call Colled! RICHMOND Mor By-Prod- uch picks up In a HURRYjp O © ComfortabU yet tough under strain Rawhide-covere- d tree for roping use All leather full double rigged type Next to his horse a cowhand's best pal! Buy this oiled and polished saddle now— at Sears special low price Handsome floral design decoration on select russet skirting leather 1 4- - or 15-in- ch $10 extension type seat Menth an Saar Dawn $ (Utval ttirryiitf fe&i V 4 J' - JErmJ nd more wise farmers in re turning to sprinkler irrigation It eliminates ditches providing more acreage There is no running water to spread weed seeds— andno runoff with sour soil Sprinkler irrigation water is distributed more evenly— giving better root systems higher germination and bigger yields You’ll find electricity is so low In cost too Buy From Your Dealer Payment plan FRIDAY OR STATE AT 8TH MAY 20 AND An SOUTH Open Daily 9:30 am Until 6 pm Mondays and Fridays Until 9 pm It m 14211 0C0IN mil 41 sramsi row Vwt Cltllll H t IMm u nut 57 1 C& uat 711 SATURDAY MAY 21 1953 f CATTLE N PROGRAM MAY 50 1955— DAIRY SHOW Assembly of Cattle 9Q0 ' Judging of Purebred Bulls 9y Teams will begin at 9:30 kjiA Judging Contest for FFA & Classification of FFA and Cattle 10i00 AMJudging of Purebred Cows Cattle Released Special Entertainment Friday Night May 20 4-- H 4-- H May Cl UTAH Exposition of HOLSTIIN-FRIESIA- c horga SSII UK MAIN Ofcui lny annual 40th BLACK & WHITE DAYS Dead Stock? Utah to the 21 1 SHOW 1955-HO-RSE Judging of Stock and Pleasure Classes Team Pulling Matches l DANCE SATURDAY ' EVENING - |