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Show the UINTAH BASIN FARMER PAGE THREE VAV.WVWV WWAV.V.VW.VW.V.V.VAVAVAVAV.V.'.V.VWAVY.V.Vj "" DUCHESNE COUNTY FARM BUREAU C. F. WAHLQUIST THOMAS ROBERTS Pres., Ilyton, Utah Vice-Pres- GRAIN SEEDS GROWING IN UTAH GARDEN ., Cedarview, Utah Carbon Farmers Vote Dairy Plant 1XCIENT ARTHUR WISCOMBE Sec.-Trea- I Roosevelt, Utah s., One of the significant developments in industrial relations is the employers magazine. Many such to ro:r.e Contrary to the expectations of agthis desk. papers Reading Price At a meeting cf the Car-- j them mill c nvince the most prejuricultural experts, two residents of Farm Bureau the farmdiced person that there is a spirit the Uintah Basin in Utah have suc- ers all voted to work toward the es- Fats of Peanuts, Soy Beans, of in family unity and ceeded in growing two different a new which marks Rice tablishment of a central dairy plant today industry Corn and Strikingly era in employment' relations. Degrains found deeply covered m caves for the handling of dairy products. once inhabited by members cf the Softening. velopment of athletics and snorts, As a resuit oi an investigation vanished race of cliff dwellers. Sciocial activities, American Legion entists are at variance in designat- started by the bureau to determine (Prepared by the United States Department posts, safety campaigns, etc., with of Agriculture.) contests between departin the counties for ing the number of years since the the facilities From the results obtained to date friendly this of dwellers is in all Lands of the last of the ancient ments, rein the experimental work relating to feeding of stock, several farmers themselves. region perished; 'the period is given it may be were desirous of the problem 1,200 years, ported that they as between 900 and States DeUnited the concluded, says states the New York Times. It is feeding sheep this winter, most of partment of Agriculture, that the generally agreed that the caves them preferring old ewes. wider the ratio of softening fats in found in this region were occupied A meeting of the potato growers the ration to the carbohydrates an'1 Chester II. Ilartman, Prop ages ago by the cliff dwellers. Breeder of Purebred Cotewold has been called to be held here. The protein from which synthetic fat Jeff Hall, a resident of Vernal, the firmer the carcass. It b Sheep and Barred Bock Chickens cf the Potato Growers Aslast year uncovered several ears of evident that the fat formed from JIT. EMMONS, UTAH corn in a cave in Dry Fork Canyon, sociation will be read, discussed, carbohydrates and protein is always 12 miles northwest cf Vernal. Last changed Or adopted at the meeting. materially harder than that derived this of 12 hills he from the fats of peanuts, soy beans planted spring corn on his farm, and of these two THE BASIN FARMER GETS rice and corn, all of which are strikEJintah Meadows Dairy Assn hills showed growth. Tht kernels of OUT A SPLENDID NUMBER ingly softening. covered be to Favored. were found Mixture corn this A mixture of corn meal 5 parts and The Fourth Uintah Basin Indusby 18 inches of sand and debris blown into the cave by the winds trial Convention number cf The Uinpeanut meal 1 part fed with or with tallest The out centuries. supplementary minerals to pigs during the tah Basin Farmer, published at corn ancient this from stalk grown starting at SO pounds and making Mr. and Mrs. George Roosevelt by of about 100 pounds in 9 or U than more cf a gains has reached height Nooln, Utah the that is something weeks produces, In the usual case seven feet, and the smallest a height j H. Harrison, be proud hard or medium-harhogs. When the of four feet. Each stalk carries people of that section may SAVE THE MIDDLE32 of corn meal is reduced to 2 parts to 1 MANS PROFIT more than one ear of corn, contrast- cf. It consists llxj5 inter-feof 50 and cover and is chuck of peanut meal either soft or hard buying SADDLES by ing with the domestic corn grown e Basin Is cauof news feeder The industrial result. one may from the manudirect hogs esting but distant, which carries and shows ttat tioned not to use this combination unillustrated well Send for our is facturer It ears of number ear to the stalk. The con& o cata og to p full any illustrated Is free accept less he Basin is willing per stalk on the ancient com ranges- the offerWCstctu Saddle from Tin come larSeadverUs the men by sequences that may from 'two to five, and the yield is ma- business Mrg. Co. semimonthly this ing soft hogs to the markqf. patronage feature ing Larimer St. 1651 taring. Another distinctive The progress made in the solution carnes. - Colorado rf the ancient corn is the width of paper Denver, k the alfalfa of the problem Is discussed we are the ears, same of which are nearly has made in Department Bulletin 1407, just growing industry live inches wide. The county atnd-jsemillion published by the United States Deone from cultural agent, thoroughly familiar 'amazing inprogress, 1921 to eight million partment of Agriculture in with all the species of corn grown in pounds in Buy Fat with the agricultural experiment 1925, from obscurity to pounds Utah, closely examined Mr. Hall s second greatest alfalfa seed produc- stations of Alabama, Arkansas, anvient corn and. pronounced it a BEEF, VEAL, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Missisdistrict in the United States. ing ranks. in the Oklahoma, It sippi, North Carolina, stranger Success to The Basin Farmer. CHICK. LAMB, and C. D .Barker, living three miles Tennessee, Carolina, South County Washington it. EN. deserves Uintah west of Myton, a toiwa of the Texas. Some conclusions regarding the in News. and growing wheat some has Basin, feeding of various feeds in different came EGGS bulFRESH of combinations are listed In the his garden, the seed of which president Litchfield, W. Paul Colo' frcm a cliff dwellers' cave in at the Tire and Rubber Com- letin. They do not, however, reprers rado. Thret years ago some sheep-herde- the Goodyeara talk before the Cham- sent all of the results actually obHighest Market Price the progress of this found a dozen kernels of pany, gave tained Unrted during the of (cf Commerce P. 0. Box 127 Phone 491-The work. Many other' questions Involved wheat deeply covered in one of the ber recently on wages States and the to studied and in the problem are being caves in a canyon tributary LOUIS LARIS Present Attitude of Employer the a great mass of valuable data perColorado River. Charles Mower, a Litchfield hits Mr. UTAH ROOSEVELT Employe. to them has already been obtaining resident of Sanpete County, Utah, nail he says: when head on the a and tained. purchased one of the kernels for i3 the aim of our people It the spring in Progress Made In Solution. it and planted dollar, to afford equal op(government our harvested The progress made in the solution of 1923. Last year he to each man to make his more practical portunity the for his own of the problem in Its several bushels, all of it from the definitime on earth productive come has through kernel. aspects product of the original certain advancement. of establishment and of man- tion Otage Daily Times, N. Z. normal the It is naturally the desire with associated facts basic as to give wages as high formation fat and agement of AT growth because process RESERVOIR CONSTRUCTION to consistently possible; first, mean In the hog. These facts pertain UINTAH PROGRESSING FAST wages For high and work or hardening steady the the relative softening' concerned for power in jurchasing feeds increased resproperties of the beBUILDING MATERIAL The officials in charge of the of industry, and second, products the desired combinations and the Dry the ervoir construction for employes satisfied OF ALL KINDS cause it means reasons for such properties; the inGulch Irrigation Company on the be efficient tannot of of production development the stage fluence Uintah River are exerting them- and presence of a general feeling or size at which a given ration is in ear the y an to selves to rush the (work fed, and the influence of gains on the who has of dissatisfaction. completion. Al. Greston, transwho had rations. charge of the pack train of au o An Eastern farmer, heard that portation from the head moved to California, had construction to the raised unufcually large navigation When you are In need of a new Bull, remember we are produccamps reports that he has packe potatoes, so he sent Ms Hired mas, work ing the smooth, thick fleshing tpe of Beef Animal that the disin 22,000 pounds since the over to get a hundred pounds.Califorbeef buyers demand. Look them over before buying criminating began a few weeks ago. Go right back, said the elsewhere. to fnpress the nian, mho wanted I R. S. LUSTY & SONS Duchesne, Utah OR WHAT HAVE YOU? and tell your boss that stranger, At Breeders of Pure Bred Hereford Cattle AUTOMOBILES WANTED cut a potato for any man. once. Any makew Also, FORDS. wont' Team-Wor, --Ad In a Columbus paper. bon-Eme- Soft Pork Caused by Improper Feed ry -- em-ilcy- soft-por- k CEESCEUT FAEI by-la- '3 ! d ?as et soft-por- ed PSSf'WiH PORKERS, R THE ROOSEVELT LUMBER CO. Roosevelt . k. Utah es |