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Show rmr tttvT'T A TT "R A SUNT FARMER UINTAH COUNTY FARM BUREAU A. THEODORE JOHNSON, President F. O. LUNDBERG, First Vice-Preside- LEROY CARROLL, Second nt Vice-Preside- nt J. A. CHENEY, Treasurer d horse shoe EVERY LOCAL REPRESENT- hour, band concerts, ED AT MONTHLY MEETING pitching, movies, dances, and other forms of recreation will continue as an important part of the seventeen the officer and presEvery county idents of every local were present hour program each day. Demonstra-a- t the regular official monthly meet- - tions, exhibits, and excursions to the ing of the Uintah county farm hu-- 1 Experiment Farms will affordappli-1meeting held at Vernal March portunity to see the practical Much important business was cation of improved farm and home transacted. President A. Theodore practices. Make this week in July Johnson was greatly pleased by the your vacation and learn while jmu splendid showing in atendance and enjoy the fun at the college, complimented all for their efforts. A copy of the minutes of the state farm bureau was read and the reports of various committees heard. Cooperative buying was considered. Many reports were made at the Report for grease and oil by April 1st. A campaign to increase th meeting cf the county farm burThe eau meeting April 11. membership was launched. on the trial egg shipment stated that the price of local eggs was raised from 22 cents to 30 cents That it cost about 4 per dozen. The eggs At the county meeting it was de-- j cents per dozen to ship. Merchants are graded standard. asked to keep eggs at not less than 5 cents below standard grade. One ton Trebi barley, one half ton Early Eureka and Early Ohio - tatoeS ?nd sufficient Minnesota Since the election of officers last No. 13 corn for seed was ordered. January LeRoy Carroll of Maeser Barley at 6 cents and potatoes ato has been acting as secretary for the cents are on hand. Corn will be county organization. At the meet- at cost. The pest control committee reing March 14, Jacob N. Lybbert was unanimously elected as ported that no extensive poisoning 'i:d yet bee done but much would be done along this line. i ce clean CLEAN HOME, CLEAN TOWN home, clean town camCAMPAIGN PROJECT paign is progressing. Much work hs already been noticed in various Mrs. Jchn N. Davis and Jacob N. places. The stake presidency will Lybbert were appointed as project Or,0 Sunday in all wards deleaders in the Clean Home, Clean voted to this campaign. The schools Town Campaign after the decision were asked to participate. Cornito adopt the project was carried munities will be asked to have unanimously. special dumping place for refuse' A similar campaign carried on which cannot be burned in place last year resulted in much good and 'f haning along the roadside and with this experience the campaign dumped. this year should produce still betpresident and secretary were ter results. appointed" to see if commissioners would not provide funds in the bud- FARM B.UREAU WILL AGAIN PUT OYER THE UINTAH COUNTY FAIR i j op-re- ee com-imtt- - -- i the urgent request of the county commissioners that the county organization again take over the Uintah county fair, after very careful consideration it was decided to undertake the responsibility. The commissioners and many prominent citizens had expressed their appreciation of the splendid fair held last year under the direction of the county farm bureau. A fair committee is to be" appointed at once and details worked out in advance that much of the organization tasks will be overcome and the efforts of committeemen be used at the last for a bigger and better fair than any previous. No doubt many new features will be made, retaining the best of the old and improving them. Each local will have its fair committee is the plan, and responsible for the exhibits made. On FIFTH ANNUAL FARMERS ENCAMPMENT AT LOGAN The Fifth Annual Farmers Encampment will be held on the college campus July 21 to 24. Professors from the big institutions of the land who will be teaching at the National Summer School will be taking part on the program. Camping facilities, cafeteria, lunch stand, milk bar, and nursery for children will be provided much the same as in past years. The plav- - au 4. j 1 LLA; J.iU :r.l Any flavor or any color the best and the and clubs.' for of the work taken up at the state convention cf the farm bureau at Salt Lake city. When answering advertisements please mention THE UINTAH BASIN FARMER. ommending that if any were to be dropped for the lack of funds that it be the oldest ones in the service and not the new ones who have not yet got the extension work so well established. A resolution was passed asking that the people of Vernal city to use their utmost care of the use of irrigation water for lawns in so much as the extreme shortage of water is expected this year and it will take all available water to even produce the gardens of the valley. They are cautioned against President Johnson made a report over-waterin- CATTLE-HOGS-SHE- The Original Tag. It Demik lltk Ltck make it superior to all imitations. Clamped on in ooe operation. It'staya put! W. Bdwy. SALT LAKE STAMP CO: Salt Lake ut 5ed PERFECT EAR TAGS FREE Staples ft Prices Nenae -- - . - - . g. Mountain Grown Seed Com j Our Sued Corn is all Mountain Grown thereby acclimated to high altitudes. Our seed corn is grown at altitude of 5000 feet to 0000 feet. Dont make the mistake of trving to use La stern corn as it takes several years of selecting to get corn suitable for high altitudes. '!,u Ice Cream Brick daintiest get for stenographic work in the A office of the county agent. ornamencf planting regular system tal shade trees on the various streets of Vernal and in general throughout the valley will be staged. A committee consisting of J. A. N. Cheney, Ellis Merkley and J. thu see about to formed was Lybbert retention of our county agent, rec- Our Hulless Oats are tine. them? Ask for sample. Have you tried Gladly sent on re-que- ' , -- .V L ' .. VP parties One gallon will serve 20 large dishes. The price $2.50 per gallon. Order the day before wanted. The Grand Junction Seed Co. CALDER Grand Junction BROTHERS CREAMERY Vernal, Utah Home Mile High Seed Colo. st. I |
