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Show t Derated, to tcelVogress VOL IL SO. 24. ROOSEVELT, Colton Moves to End Forecasts Qn Sheep Prices WASHINGTON, &P&valopngic5 Agriculture Dee. 21. Repre-seo.ta.ti- FIFTT CESTS PER HUB. JimrASY 1. 1927. UTAH, nAPpy inifte Qreat. UinkalaBasIn ne COLTON WORKS ON LAND BILL WASHINGTON:,. Ye :Iie department off xgri-enltur- price forecasts axe more often wrong titan iightamd that when the department las forecast a- - decline in prices growers lave been influenced to sell prematurely and at lower prices titan tley ceroid bare tad iff . tley lad leld n Tie e iiirm am off tie committee objected to writft-- ing into tie appropriation bill any stopping tljs practice, partially on tie greotad flat some lines off griculture want price forecasts, but le promised, is a special bill is introduced to aid in getting an early bearing upon it. Mr. Colton earlier today talked witl Secretary off Agriculture Jardine about off tie wodgrowers and tie protest ffound ' tie secretary inclined to agree tint .tie protest was Tie secretary promised to look Into tie law under wild price forecasts are made to ascertain jrletlrr he can, without special legislation, deal witl tie situation wild Sir. Colton brought up. He provisions -- Fencing Aids Fields Any former who raises stack knows that fearing and subdividing lis pasture so Is can rotate tie pasture gives 25 per cent mare feed value to Ms stock because it eliminates tie big percentage off feed that is tramped down. This soon pays for tie price off the fence. There is another gain, however, real lx Kf by the farmer who keeps books. d. It but a ty the but turns are to the The the louse lands committee ordered favorable action taken at tie last session of congress. Mr. Colton expects to maxi lis report, on behalf off tie committee, within a day er May Have a Prosperous Year Is Our Sincere Wish The farmer h who has aH Us Helds fenced off not only pastures, but corn, oats and wheat Zands; is able to turn .his stock In these Helds The during the fall a!nd winter. stock not only benefits from the food Tsuue off the roughage, but is at the same time scattering fertiliser on the Helds. One farmer who kept traek off Ms expanses closely said that tie admitted, it was reported, tie sleep-me- n saving off labor cost in distributing lad good ground for their fertilizer, as well ks tie smaller amount off commercial fertilizer le lad to buy. more than paid sideline activi- that is for lis fence without counting tie benefits. in agricultural in- other This farmer said. Every former its annual re- pays for a fence whether he has dustry, or not. the only difference being $500,-00- 0. it close that the farmer who las good fences gets a big return cij his This activity is well-founde- wort preparing tie- report on the amended school land bill on wlieh jHAT YOU e forecasting prices off rod and Iambs. His remarks were based on a protest tint came to Mm from F. E. Marshal, secretary of the National Woalgrowers, assoc iatian wbo maintained and submitted proof slowing that tbe department Repre- witl Deputy Attorney General W. Hal Farr of Utah, today went to during ecmaxdera-fie- n cf the agricultural appropriation bill in the louse today, catered pretest against centia!txanee of tie off off ff. sentative Colton, after conference Ctoltcto. practice Dee. honey production alfalfa and clover fields Valentino Effects Sold of the state make ideal Spirited bidding marked the aucpastures for bees. Inci- tion at Hollywood. CaL, off pro piAy by Rudolph Valention. Falcon dentally, the worlds left Lair, lis tome, sold for f 145,00. T93 but only ear brought largest honey producer One; was offered for a costly 233 is a Utah man. His bees yacht. A easlmere slawl sold for forage in all parts of the 1333 and 315 was paid for a state. star. Jardine for better Roads two, and then tie wants to lave bill considered by tie louse at tie first opportunity. In an. address before tie recent Tie school land bin cannot take anirrna.1 meeting off tie American precedence over appropriation bills. 'hfohi are slated to occupy most off of state highway officials ffie tim 6efore holiday recess. NT. at Pinehurst, J., Secretary off, to get it in Colton Pots M Jardine discussed; Agriculture W. can be called calendar, wlire it federal aid to state highway depart-L- Wednes-plet- e some calendar eitler ments and asked tie states to eom- -j unimproved gaps between thej louse turns to general legislative highway systems and to keep their! measures. roads in repair. Tie objective le! Smoot will make ncs move placed before tie assaciatidai was CorSenator inasmuch as tie tie present, the eompletfam off tie 83,33 mites to bill be reported by Mr. Colton is off transeoatfmrental highway by a substitute far tie Jones bill. 192. He termed failure to provide wMcl tie senate last seaspassed road repair tie sheerest off 'economIff on. school and land measure tie ic folly," and urged mare state should be unexpectedly delayed. roads. Senator Smoot will can a conference off western senators and eongrem-m- en Cedarview Farmer interested and attempt to orThinks Uintah Basin ganize them for a drive to get actio a before adjournment on March Good Farmer Paper Proof off tie pudding is in tie Letters of Appreciatasting," says one progressive Uintah Basin Farmer, and after being tion Received From a reader off the paper for 'learly Club Members two years, he decides it is worthy off his support and so sends in five new subscriptions. His letter tens! 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