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Show THE UINTAH E A Sill FARMER, PAGE SIV A W.V.VV.V.V.VV.V.V.W.V.W.V.'iV.V UINTAH COUNTY FARM BUREAU F. O. LUNDBERG, First President JOHNSON, THEODORE A. LEROY CARROLL, Second J. A. CHENEY, Treasurer J. N. LYBBERT, Secretary Vice-Preside- nt Vice-Preside- U. S. Auto Production Wheat Jointworm Takes Heavy Toll (Continued from page one) their eggs in numbers Production of motor Washington. classes last year toall vehicles of factaled 4,137,830, with a wholesale This was tory value of $2.934.48S.639. departCommerce the an increase, numin cent 6.9 of per ment reported, ber and 12.4 per cent in value as comwith 1923, when the last census in Total production by establishments The developing engaged primarily in the manufacthe leaf sheath. exclusive of larvae cause the sheath to grow ture of motor vehicles, makers, and accessory body, parts This presses on the reached hard gall. $3,371,S55,S05 In 1925, includstem so tightly that sap is prevented ing 3,653.04S passenger vehicles from flowing freely, resulting in a valued at $2,527,366,148, 13,627 public conveyances worth $39,454,025, 1,185 stunted plant with a small head. and municipal vehicles Both the straw worm and the government worth $10,183,227, 487,970 business vesheath worm pass the winter as hicles worth $337,485,239, 8,531 immature forms in stubble. If this trailers worth $3,449,017, and other stubble is plowed under in the fall the worms will die while burried However, if during the winter. is not done until plowing spring the worms will successfully pass the winter in the uncovered stubble, the adults will have emerged before the land can be plowed. It products worth $433,918,149. Keep Off Styles Congressmen have Washington. of warning net to Interfere plenty with the matter of styles. Opposing a bill for copyrights on dress designs, Ida M. Tarbell and others said women would dress the way they liked and is especially bad to allow wheat land to lie unplowed and to grow a they had a divine right to express volunteer crop the following year, their beauty in their own way. or to merely drill the wheat in the old stubble. Under these conditions the emerging adults find wheat at once and the infestation may be 100 per cent. The wheat in these fields is hardly enough to justify harvesting while the jointworms have been afforded ideal breeding places. Such fields are a menace to the wheat industry and every effort should be made to reduce them to a minimum. It is observed that infestation is usually heaviest in late planed wheat. Grain that is planted early is larger and stronger in the spring when the adults appear ana is less liable to attack and more able to withstand infestation. jf f 4,157,830 Cars in 1925 found, but reduce the yield of the wheat. There is but one generation of sheath worms a year. Adults empared erge from stubble in the spring and was taken. deposit nt To Sell Royal Coach New York. A coach represented as the one in which Wilhelm Hohenzol-ler- n drove to have put on him the crown that the war knocked off Is to be sold at auction for an unpaid bill. Best Orchid Of 40,000 orchids Philadelphia. valued at more than $1,000,000 British Queen is the best. It won the prize of the American Orchid society. Soon after people begin hearing ol a man rather regularly, they begin picking at him. By ED HOWE mean it. As evidence that they ,i not, note the greerLv manner in which they run after him. The abuse a man gets for being successful is easier to bear than abuse for being a failure JS There is said to be nothing new uthe sun. . . . Maybe not, but sight I the other day of a man who heard Whatever is earned in a community was compelled to bury so many p00r should he reinvested In it. . . . Say kin he bought tombstones by the that a certain farming community produces car load. Also this seemed corn, wheat, live stock, hay, etc. The new to me: A man called at a neigof these sale from the products profits hbors house one evening and said to should he turned back into that comthose he found there: I want to do munity in better schools, better farm machinery, better fertilizers, better the talking, and if not permitted this homes for the workers, better bins for privilege will go home. by The Bell Syndicate. Inc.) nder ... ... the grain, better housing for the farm If the citizens of a animals. make Iowa in money from the county soil and strip it by using surplus earnings In buying town lots In California at great prices, they are guilty of a mistake surprising in the people of Iowa, who are generally intelligent A community is as much entitled to a fair deal as a man. A man who does a great deal of his duty in Africa or India, does less of It around home. And your own town, your own home, your own business place, Is where you should do your duty most persistently. Several years ago I was In a steamship room and very miserable. The steward recommended a certain remedy and said he had never known it I had been to fail. raking it If- - Unit way for several days . with me In everything ; good advhe frequently does in, : i ' i ... Subscribe for THE UINTAH BASIN FARMEB Patronize Our Advertisers They are all boosters and deserve yc life. business. Frequently a Quitter Is more worthy of admiration than a Strayer; it Is a mistake to keep hammering away at a venture when It begins screaming to The man who makes a failure of life can explain it perfectly, but the people regard him as they do a drunkard or gambler. . . . People abuse the successful ;mn, but theydo not . t Women writers Irritate me somewhat: they do not accept ordinary things as easily and naturally as men have learned to accept them. . . . Women as conversationalists Irritate me a little for the same reason : so many things they regard as earthquakes are only craters returned to let go. . Uintah Meadows Dairy Assn S Neela, Utah SUCH IS LIFE THE ROOSEVELT LUMBER CO. Udn Zelra For gets buddy BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS Revenge I SAID Tbo YOU CANY-YOU'- little an' Roosevelt RE WELL WELL, LITTLE WHAT 5 ALL THE the gang DonY mwnt MAN Yill Buy Fal BEEF, VEAL, trouble ? - come along an' i'll BUT YOU "1CREAM AN Utah PORKERS, CHICK- ICE LAMB, CONE EN. and FRESH EGGS V ( at the Highest Market Price Plicae 431-- H P. 0. Box 127 LOUIS LABIS ROOSEVELT UTAH |