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Show THE UINTAH BASIN FABilEB 7 As a suggestion. bean3 are prov-m- g profitable in other sections and with a guaranteed market price no doubt cculd be made so here. DurI. A. Kimble ing the war time many beans were 'ish that I had been about at the a"eage And fix his mouth for- a- -fry; returns sufficient to make this Established 1924 silTer tongues were handed' He knows - - - up crop:"llen a ut yieldy one. It is true many lost Published 1st of Each Month at money on the venture, which was aAnd if I hid. Id let my pen Vernal, Utah Spring chicken fried up, nice and patriotic one with bean seed costing Immor:alize the lowly hen. . brown. from 15 cents to 25 cents .With all it's perfume floatin round matter at anywhere Entered as second-clas- s Per pound and with the high culti- Jhe lowly hen who gives us eggs With hints o the post office at Vernal, Utah, un- vation spuds and cherry pies harvesting costs much To hypnotize elusive megs; Is crowdin nigh on Paradise der the act of Congress of March money and To put in puddings, pie, and cake was lost. 3, 1879. However, that does not say the women chance to make, You eat a hen before shes born Office: Vernal Express, Vernal, beans wculd not be a good crop now Upon your toast, most every morn; . ben- - wbo Sires her precious for the Basin. Telephone-24Utah. Many Idaho farm- (Of course thats stretchin things a ers are making good money growing head, mite That we may eat her when shes 50c beans. Seed companies are Subscription Price, one year Bat. theoretically, its right.) dead; erating just the same as alfalfa seed companies and stew, in bake and fry, But anyway, its ti my bead, souP are Harrison. II. Editor George And fragrant steamin chicken pie. That fore shes born and when she with the growers in the Basin. Violet Harrison. ...Busi ness Manager Just recently the Filer Seed com- - j dead. pany of Filer. Idaho, distributed a W here would our fancy dishes be And any time betwixt the two If it were not for her, by gee! number of varieties of beans to in her licks ffer you. j Shes puttin LOVE FOR THE SOIL in Sevier county, Utah, and Upon her feet or In the pot ( This country was built up by peo- will make a test this year for pro- she s feed for king or Hottentot. She hits the family grocers lvlU. Black Valentine, Bounti- - , And buys the women, fuss and frill, , ple who ardently desired to possess duction. e u comfortin the farm s. With chew terbac for me. galore; upon Measure, Giant a little spot of Gods earth, which i Stringless, riA And sometimes quite a little more. arand the barn should be their very own, and on!BroIific Black Wa. Red Valentine. day Now if the hen dont rise to fame which they could erect their humble Sure CrP Stringless Wax, were the A?d sho.Ktm at .th? bre3k shes goin to lay. From this here sped. Im not to varieties distributed. It will be seen these are for seed purposes and blame; And right along not for cooking purposes. Because Ive done the best I could, January A report cf the Southern Idaho Im durned, if one dont get Immortalizing hendomhood. Bean Growers association for 1924 (Copyrighted) Hoards Dairyman. crop shows that the members of this association raised 40,000.000 pounds which sold for a1 cents per like ants into great cities, manyPund or $2,100,000 for their cash people seem to have lost all this cr? . these figures for a base love for the soil. They just flitl. be will seen that 44 cents could from one spot to another, sending paying transporta- down no roots anywhere. Some of . reaBzed 11.25 per hundred weight, trem are forced into this roving life beans can b2 raised for that. IF NOT, MAIL IN COUPON TODAY by the nature of their occupations. bome receive the not!besdes People But the majority of them are THE HEN B5S1N FARMER I thatr I ! co-op- -1 -- I jj ors IS-- Are You a Subscriber to -- THE UINTAH BASIN FARMER? tor the freighting and prac-b- y forced into such changeable habits11?011 aB money stays in the any vital reason, and they loseH'ra' Ba8d- many of their gains every time they blI!ab Basin Farmer believes uproot themselves. They would find . Tbe 18 P5Sbe 1 add this cash crop many rewards, if they would settle our and that it is a?rioultnre down in a permanent home, build P our time wor'h and energy to find as up a reputation for themselves workmen and business men in somo c,d what can be done along this line. There are probably other crops that good town In the GREAT UINTAH could be added also. Lets get BASIN, cultivate the old time love now next for busy crop. years attractive for the soil, and develop dwelling places. One often finds recent immigrants 4 who have this spirit more than the MAN WHOSE FAITH IN natives. One such man was speakALFALFA SEED INDUSTRY 4 ing the other day of his home place. SLIDE BASIN IS PLEASED of that T could kiss the ground natives Critical said. he place, J. G. Peppard. founder of 4; might find fault with certain fea i the J. G. Peppard Seed comtures of his home and location. But reof Kansas and a of been heaven pany City him has to it whose interest in the Uintah 4 fuge and a home of delight. Basin has made us world fa4 He has set out trees and plants, mous iman as seed alfalfa proand every year the place keeps ducing section with the Bee- 4 proving and showing the effect of hive brand of alfalfa seed, 4 his loving touch. in of that renewing his subscription There are many people to THE UINTAH BASIN naboth Uintah Basin, type in the 4 FARMER, states: tive Americans and those who have I find very much that is 4 come here from far countries. The cf interest in your paper. Basin is richer for their presence. Mr. Peppard was one of our 4 a where family Any neighborhood, As his 4 subscribers. first is is ideals located, these having alfalfa in seed in- 4 the faith the presbound to gain, because was Basin of the individual dustry one such ence of even shown by his investment in is an incentive to others to take the big seed plant at Rooseheld and do improvement work. velt and later in Duchesne and Vernal, so is his faith ANOTHER CASH CROP shown in the future of the SHOULD BE DEVELOPED local agricultural paper. It 4 FOR UINTAH BASIN is such loyal friends that will keep the Uintah Basin far in 4 4 the van of progress. 4 auaea to iuai ui it would be of tremendous import- a nee both for the financial return and as a rotation crop for alfalfa BOSTON BAKED BEANS and ether crops especially grains. one It would naturally have to be Tint small white beans soak- with a good yield per acre and at ed One Next morning parover night. the same time bring a market re- boil in soda drain and put! water, turn sufficient to pay the extra trans- in a bean crock, add salt, pepper, to portation cost from the Basin one teaspoon mustard and two big , railroad points. tablespoons Porto Rico molasses, put with; piece of pork on top, fill up more water and cook slowly, adding water as needed, keep cover on LEON P. CHRISTENSEN crock till nearly done, takes all day theu are just right for supper. 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