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Show THE UINTAH BASIN FARMER 4 DUCHESNE COUNTY FARM BUREAU F. W. J. MEYERS. L. E. POTTER, Pres, , last HIGH STANDARD OF GRADING year. Production for Utah is FITS UTAH EGGS AT TOP expected to be heavier, but, it is warned, this doesnt mean a lower for Utah is producing quality price, A particularly favorable rail and i winter season approaches for Utah eggs and poultry which are com-fi- -' of poultry producers, is the forecast of minding top prices regardless The the Utah Poultry Producers cooper- gures paid for common grades.stimuative, a statewide producers mar- industry as a whole will be which cost reductions, keting organization operating in con- lated by feed seem at likely. present nection with the state farm bureau. The association believes the fall will Utah poultrymen this year have a see producers receiving a price at larger number of spring pullets than least as good as the price enjoyed ever before and many already have commenced laying. This, coupled with a reiuctancy to cull older hens to make room for the replacement stock, is boosting production steadThe Basin Pharmacy ily and many believe a new record is imminent. , How Utah stands in the poultry world was told recently by A. R. Mickelsen, of Draper. Mr. Mickel- sen, one of the states foremost producers, said upon his return from California poultry fields, that Cali- -' fornia, even though it possesses Pe- taluma, egg capital of .the world, has nothing new to teach Utah in poultry production, j i V C. F. WAHLQUIST, Sec. -- Treat. Vice-Pre- s. UINTAH BASIN TURKEY CROP TO BE 12 CARLOADS Uintah Meadows Dairy Assn Twelve carloads of turkeys will be shipped from the Uintah Basin this the year is the estimate placed on over been have who crop by experts this section. The Utah Poultry Producers Association and the Utah Farm bureau have formed an agreement to erate, so that a better market can be found for the Thanksgiving and Christmas trade this year. The turkeys are to be marketed under the Utah label and every consumer will know that he is getting a Utah bird. Neola, Utah co-o- p. Chester Hartman ANIMAL HUSBANDRY EXPERT APPOINTED ON A. C. FACULTY Breeder of j j Kenneth Ikeler, o f Towanda, Pennsylvania, formerly professor of animal husbandry in charge of livestock management at the Iowa State College and manager of a large commercial livestock firm for the past five years, was appointed professor of Animal' Husbandry at the tUah Agricultural College at the regular monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees held at the college August REGISTERED and What the California producers cannot understand, Mr. Mickelsen says, is why Utah obtains better J? prices for her eggs than does California. During his trip he visited the president of a California produc-- j ing organization, and while convers- 21st. Send us your mail orProfessor Ikeler graduated from ing with him this question ca'me up. the Pennsylvania Normal School in What percentage of extras do you ders Prompt service In 1913 he received his bach1909. Mr. in Mickelsen get your eggs? and the best price alasked. (Extras is the trade desig- elors degree from the Pennsylvania nation for the extra fine quality State College, and in 1914 he reways. The Californian replied, ceived the degree .of master of scieggs.) ence in agriculture from t'he Iowa About thirty percent. Then theres the difference, was State College. Following graduation the Utahns answer. Whenever I he was appointed specialist in charge of beef cattle demonstrations for dont get sixty to eighty per cent the North Carolina Experiment Sta. extras in my shipments I am disaption. He left that position to acpointed and look into the matter a in the faculty of the cept position E. Saylor without delay. Delaney, Prop. Iowa State College where he rose to Utah poultrymen, .the association the rank of full professor. A GOOD DRUG STORE observes, are coming to realize the In 1917, Professor Ikeler was se'these to important part sixty lected eighty by the firm of Carpenter and Phene 54 cent extras play in their bus- Ross of Mansfield, Ohio per to ROOSEVELT, UTAH iness. They sense that Utah is re- shorthorn cattle for them in select Great cognized everywhere for its fine Britain for importation into this quality eggs and .the sentiment country. During the World War, he served as captain in the Remount Service where he commanded the When .3 are in need of a new Bull, remember we are produc340th Field Remount Squadron. ing the Smooth, thick fleshing tpe of Beef Animal that the discriminating beef buyers demand. Look them over before baying UTAH EGGS ESTABLISH elsewhere. j j BARRED ROCK CHICKENS Mt. Emmons, Gates Tires Cole Batteries RED FRONT GARAGE Authorized DODGE Dealer A good line Call avavav.v.v.v.w.wa: R. S. LUSTY & SONS Utah 2a The Basin Pharmacy r SHEEP COTSWOLD of Good Used Cars or Phona 160 Vernal, Utah C. F. TUCKER Owner RECORD IN NEW YORK Duchesne, Utah Al-Wuz-- Utah eggs have established a market for themselves as the best product on the New York market and, as Ear Tags a result, the Utah products command the highest prices on the market, it The beet lag M X has been announced by Clyde C. Ed- market. indon.J by romlnenletockmen. monds, secretary-treasurof the With our DOUBLE ACTION PLIERS Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative 50 per cent more Tags can be atassociation. Utah eggs bring from with one half the Exertion tached, Sy2 cents to 6 Vi cents a dozen more as other Pliers on the market. One than the California and Washington squeeze attaches Tag instantly. product at New York. Write for FREE Samples Utah eggs are now being handled INTFR-MTas a special high class MACHINE & STAMP product by exclusive (New York wholesalers, WORKS, Inc. while eggs from other sections of 242 East 2nd So. Salt Lake, Utah. the country are sold at auction and commiand a smaller price than the Utah eggs. On Breeders of Pure Pxed Hereford Cattle Are You a Subscriber to er THE UINTAH BASIN FARMER? IF NOT, MAIL IN COUPON TODAY N. The farm journal published exclusively for Uintah Basin farmers. throii".:.);i: (he state is splendid. ere looking toward the fall and inter with a feeling that It will be c.e best year in our history, said Clyde C. Edmonds, secretary of the association. There Ib a commendable spirit evident generally. We appreciate this spirit, for it is v doing much to help build more sub- d stantially Uie structure of a great activity, tingley & SONS BUYERS OF Seed, Wool, Honey, Pelts and all lawfully caught furs. MYTON, UTAn P. O. Rox 84. |