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Show THE UINTAH BASIN FARMER eiri BASIN FARM 77' p7er ayn7f Country a Mfy dnven young man and int0 bookkeep-- S m the city in the past that WUld be kap- rtindepeEent in the From three acrea of alfalfa Association plantatMyton was built and the James Cox, a successful seed grower by Martalk up farming as a g?tner Western) Seed Growers business, talk keting association, .amiI1g 'cheerfni1 the bright and of the Randlett section threshed 16 completed and ' - ?! if you want to be a cost of $11,000 sacks of seed, at tuinif vL 146 pounds sad and is modern in every respect, off from three averaging acres. Entered as second-clas- s Look up and you matter at d?, be"ta.lk! equipped with the very latest ma- lifted up. This is 2336 pounds or 38.9 the postjaffice at Vernal, Utah, un- chinery, or practically 12.5 bushels bushels der the act of Congress of March rom the date of its completion You per acre. may figure the 3, 1879. the plant has been operated by the profits. farmers advertise Mr. Cox is well pleased. Lintah Basin) Seed Growers associa- Office: Vernal Express, Vernal, For a long time farmers were on tl0n consistin of 75 members, all 24. Utah. Telephone the consuming end, and thev learned farmers0f each hundred pounds 50c to ask for goods they saw adver- - f seed cleaned at the plant. 35 Subscription Price, one year tised. Now they have become ad- - cents is paid to the Western Seed rowers Marketing association) unvertisers themselves, and they are & T Editor firm belivers in the George H. Harrison. i3 tbe for. Paid the last of' power prin- Violet Harrlson....Business Manager ter3 irk. The farmers 'of Kentuc- - two seasons about $2000 has been on the indebtedness, y Co. in advertising heir paid Tbe officers of the company are, tobacco for sale; the Sunmaid"and Sunkist fruit growers of the Pa- - Wllliam Gentry of Ioka, president; Earl J. Freeman, Mgr. cific coast spend hundreds of thous- - William Zowe of Mytoni, plant man-SoFfarmers can work twelve ands yearly in advertising, nrd so ager Lundberg, director for Plush Coats, Velvets and hours a day on a piece of land and do the Sealdsweet fruit and vege- - Roosevelt district; Henry Mitchell, table growers of the south make a bare living. Now Upalco for Upalco district; William Pleated Skirts, our specialty. bala Tof Dairyleaf brand of milk is be- Other farmers cair work on the tMyt?n dAst' a .r1 . same piece of land ten hours a day ng put out by the National Dairy- man E of Howells 3 Lpague Parce Post paid one way and TnTrn'Tr a beand make being widely living and profit oka district. advertised. Ar,d in many instances the local organizations use their home-tow- n paper with profit. It causes increased sales, and increased Uintah Meadows Dairy Assn sales mean lower prices to the buyer. It helps the editor to make same a bigger and bettor paper for the completed the club work in Uintah handicaps, same amount of money he now county for 1294, and their club lead- charges for subscriptions. In fact, ers were entertained at a banquet Theres a reason for the differ- - if there is anyone on earth that ad- - in tbe Uintah High school assembly ence. vertising doesnt help let him hold ball by the Uintah county farm buNeola, Utah reau. The successful man studies conA splendid program was given in ditions arid analyzes suggestion and which the following took part. makes improvements as readily as WE WANT it is possible for him to do so. His County agent, E. Peterson, Beni R. returns are in proportion to the Eldredge of Logan, Prof. Orson Ryan of Logan, President Wallace Cal-de- r, activity of his brain. W. F. Purdue. Mrs. Effie Barrows of Logan. The failure is slow to change. Did you ever notice a barnyard or Musical numbers were "f uraishedTy He diesnt take any stock in new an Get Our Prices Before Selling orchard which seemed to he litWhat was good girls chorus, Vera Calder, Viola fangled notions. covered with piles old of erally Hilda Charles Friend & Co., Inc. . enough for his father is good enough boards, stones and rubbish of all Murray, Jewell Wellman), Johnson. Prof. Prows of the U. H. And that all he gets. for him. DENVER, COLO. Such premises are pretty S. and Lee Fletcher played 920 Wazee St. When put to practical use, brairp sorts? sure to be well stocked with rats, a faculty saxophone duet and Miss Wellman become a valualbe asset. When and unless the rubhish is removed sang a solo, Miss Elva Eaton was in a carried around skull, it is almost merely impossible to clean the accompanist, they are a liability. rats out. A general cleaning up of the It aint the guns or armanent Ear Tags' will also help in the fight premises f nor the tunes the band canj play, enemies. Some of the insect agairpt MANY COMPLAIN OF that hut the close insect pests spend the winter The heal lag on the OF THE It aint the worst makes us win the day. around grass roots, under inJorsid hj Itromimnl ahekiv-nrubbish, mirlfet. BASIN FARMER individual nor the army as a whole in fact shelter of all kinds. Remove With our DOUBLE ACTION PLIERS 50 per cent more Tags can he atf We have received a numKipling. ery as possible, and some of the bug3 ber of complaints from subtached, with one half the Exertion All shelters are sure to perish. as other Pliers on ,the market. One scribers of the TALK UP FARMING of course, can1 not be destroyed but of The Uintah Basin Farmer. squeeze attaches Tag instantly. Clean up all much may be done. We urge that should you Write for FREE Samples INTER-MTThe manufacturer and city busi- boards and rubbish heaps, clear out MACHINE & STAMP not receive any copy of the ness man has a better opinion of the the fence corners and destroy as of the fifth Inc. the WORKS, by paper month that you immediatepresent and future of agriculture many of the weed patches as possi-tha- n 242 East 2nd So. Salt Lake, Utah. In fact the city ble. the farmer. ly notify us, so that we cani maas view would be 100 per cent What to do with the old rubbish f trace the blame to the place where it belongs. favorable if it were not for the is sometimes a perplexing problem, Every worn-sel- f. issue of the paper is mailed gloom spread by the farmer him- - Rubbish of al sorts, such as broad- - out machinery, old tin carp broken We have strong-wille- d Make Your Own House- properly from this office of now and glassware minded farmers who are still in op- window panes Newspaper mail is handled as first class matter timistic class and we have great various sorts, broken crockery and NO. 5 MILLS CEMENT and you should get your pafaith in the good that this handful dishes, old shoes, etc., will accumu-o- f BLOCK MACHINE cheerful men can do providing late around all premises slowly buta f per with the same dispatch as you would a letter mailed some one will choke the surely, and in time will make in exceUent condition We will As has hppn at the same time. conpile. considerable ed political agitators who are to keep all this appreciate your letting us f SELL OB TRADE tinually preaching of the ills of and said, it is advisable no one does often know if there is any comcleared away yet injustices done the farmers. it. plaint. crepe on know how to dispose of an By hanginjg so much Worn-oumachinery t his business the farmer has given the p e A. W. CLEMONS the impression that farming is dead, can be broken up and fuel and tne into This has hut, if it has not entirely wood converted Box 83. DUCHESNE, UTAH sold for junk, if ortAn Once upon a time the King was destroyed, the farmers credit. It- metal parts shoes solburned. as be his can 0ut the window Old will take years and years to over- less about leaning The court fool dierg iled pagt come the oninion bankers have form- - for the tin cans and glassware, stuff this and seeing with do to behind him, came onlv up thing ed of in the last two years, the corner the broad expanse of that part of contSual knocking of their is to haul it to onu unused . or J Cole Batteries Gates Tires Established 1924 Published 1st of Each Month at Vernal, Utah Now lets alf iptlktdi?i, - ' i Vernal Tailoring Cleaning r me - fr 7 SHEEP PELTS Al-Wuz-- On f NON-RECEI- . ii slestss non-recei- pt N. r -- loud-mout- h- -- 21 OM. possible to calculate. MSS 7 RED FRONT GARAGE 'wa3 dismayed when the King for all time, while Mhewav some anfa stockholder in a the of corner turned 0n him in a rage and ordered j pilP(j jn r .f ing concern doesn t knock his in But one way the be him off to be whipped. ' cern when he has stock to sell, farm it "1U rronWy to p remind ventured courtiers the of someone farming will respond to the same of the King that it was because the fool was a fool that he had done it A 1 Let me sell your farm then take the money a better one. BARGAINS I HAVE SOME REAL in Land, Loons nrul Insuraue Everything E. A. MANKER, Venial, Utah At and begged for his forgiveness. last the King said, Well, if he can worse give me an excuse that is than the act, I will forgive him. So they called the fool and asked lie said, him what excuse he had. I thought it was the Queen. Authorized DODGE Dealer A good line of Good Used Cars Cajl or Thone 160 Vernal, Utah C. V.: F. TUCKER i Owner i |